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Hi, I'm Amanda. I'm a life coach for moms. If you are a mom and are tired of the wash-rinse-repeat burnout cycle of motherhood; if you feel lonely and isolated in your motherhood journey; if you feel like you have completely lost your identity since your babies were born; if you feel like every other mom has it together except for you, this podcast is for you. I am living proof that a woman can be present & loving to her kids, while also being a whole ass person outside of being “that kid’s mom”. The secret? Learning when to say FUCK IT.
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Happy first Friday of the month, mamas!
Amanda Haro, Samantha Trujillo and Amanda de la Madriz are back for another laugh filled hour of saying f*ck it to the parts of motherhood that suck.
They talk about:
The exhaustion that comes with kids' constant questions
The challenges of transitions and the need for self care as moms
Children's dependency on mom for communication
Sleep regressions
Children's fascination with drawing on themselves with Sharpies
The struggle to keep the house clean
Balancing needing technology for our sanity in parenting and free play
How to have love for yourself as a mom
To connect more with Samantha, click here.
To connect more with Amanda de la Madriz, click here.
To sign up for Amanda Haro's "Stop Snapping at Your Kids" mini coaching program, click here.
Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
2:36 Kids asking why all the time
3:39 Kids using sharpies as face paint
7:05 How does my husband tune the kids out
12:45 Transitioning from summer to school routine
14:45 Sleep regressions
21:45 The screen time and free play balance
28:58 Getting kids to clean up their mess
40:47 Red food coloring strikes again
51:26 Living with messy roommates (IE husbands and children)
1:02:16 Why am I the adult in the room
mom life, motherhood tales, real mom stories, parenting, screen time, self love as a mom, self care as a mom, mom guilt
Are you a career driven woman? Have you ever felt judged for juggling motherhood and your ambition?
This week host Amanda Haro chats with Victoria Pelletier, who shares her story of how she accomplished her goals in her career while also being a mom.
They talk about:
Breaking the cycle of abuse to create a better life
How work life balance is about seeing how the two are interconnected, not keeping them separate
Peacefully blending families
Processing mom guilt after divorce
Setting boundaries so you can succeed
The mom tax in the work place
Making choices that align with your values & goals
Victoria is a beautiful example of how women can have whatever kind of life they choose, so long as they live a life of no excuses.
Connect more with Victoria Pelletier here
Sign up for Amanda's 'Stop Snapping at Your Kids' mini coaching package here to get 20% off
Connect with Amanda on Instagram
Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:00 Amanda update; Umbrella Academy; Inner 90 year old; Exciting News
12:19 Breaking the cycle of childhood abuse
15:44 Real work life balance for moms
16:56 Success does not equal confidence
22:17 Boundaries for moms
28:07 Mom guilt after divorce
33:14 Becoming a step mom
36:37 Having biological kids, blending families
41:53 Mom tax in the work place
45:32 Advice for the new mom on maternity leave
49:45 Giving my kids what I did not have
54:57 Giving back
57:44 Lightening questions
motherhood, mom life, motherhood tales, divorce, blended family, mom guilt, stepmother, career, feminism
Learning how to trust your gut can completely change your life.
This week host Amanda Haro is joined by Amanda Borden, who shares her life story of learning to trust her intuition in order to advocate for herself and later, her kids.
She shares:
Her unique career path as a multi-passionate entrepreneur
Her journey of overcoming an abusive childhood & domestic violence
Her mental health journey, including her decision to stop taking medication and use alternative practices to get herself healthy
Going from being a single young mom to learning how to co-parent with a partner
But every step of her journey was only possible because she kept making the choice to go IN instead of going OUT; to trust her gut and her intuition. Cultivating a strong sense of self gave her the confidence to advocate for herself not only in her mental health journey but in every other facet of her life.
Because when we start improving ourselves in one area, it has a beautiful butterfly effect that touches all other areas of our life.
Connect more with Amanda Borden, life strategist, here.
Connect more with Amanda Haro, burnout & confidence coach for moms, here.
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Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:00 Amanda Haro life update, back to school
18:31 Introducing Amanda Borden
20:46 Finding the right path as a multi-passionate entrepreneur
27:33 Time management as a mompreneur
35:16 Borden's story; abusive childhood, becoming a young mom, domestic violence, mental health
38:42 Finding & advocating for the best mental health treatment for you
42:53 Learning how to co-parent with your partner after being a single mom
47:15 Motherhood after trauma, overcoming PTSD triggers
50:15 When your parenting style doesn't match your partners
55:55 Advice for 18 year old me
1:08:36 Lightening questions
self advocacy, mental health, mindfulness, emotional intelligence, empowerment, intuitive living, personal development, single mom, motivational, personal growth, motherhood, podcast, parenting, self awareness
Traveling with kids is always an adventure. Moms can plan all they want but we might still forget to pack diapers, one of the kids might sleep puke on the flight, and the youngest child might still have a hangry tantrum while we’re figuring out the dilemma with the rental car.
The key to a successful family travel day is learning to let go and go with the flow.
On this week’s episode host Amanda Haro shares her personal day in the life story of her most recent travel adventure as a single mom with her 4 girls. Including:
😷 The whole family getting Covid 10 days before leaving for vacation
🚗 Los Angeles traffic
🛫 Being seconds away from missing their return flight home
🧘♀️ Going with the flow and trusting the universe in the height of stress
She also shares her new favorite female centered movies. If we want things to change, we must seek out the change on purpose. Go out of your way to support female movies, female art, and female comics!
Are you ready to say ‘yes’ to that burning passion inside your soul? Schedule your free 1 hour consultation today. You’ve put yourself on the back burner long enough, mama.
Follow Amanda on Instagram and YouTube.
Mentioned in this episode:
Riverside FM for podcasters
F*ck It Friday series
Young Woman and The Sea movie
Hidden Figures movie
Hysterical documentary
Wicked Little Letters movie
Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:00 Podcasting behind the scenes
10:52 Kids who have been traveling since birth
13:50 Being flexible & letting go on family travel days
14:39 Surprise, everyone has Covid
21:47 Almost missing our return flight
38:10 Female centered must see movies
Motherhood tales, mom life, single mom, single mom ditl, travel day, family travel, traveling with children, air travel with kids, single mom travel, day in my life, large family, travel experiences
Unpopular opinion: motherhood can be boring.
Not everyone adapts well to the demands and slow pace and ultimate isolation of baby life. But also, not enough women talk about the new mom struggles because they feel so guilty for feeling that way to begin with and are terrified of being judged.
In short: mom guilt keeps us from finding the other women who are sharing our struggles who could validate our experience.
This week host Amanda Haro is joined by Roula Abou Haidar, who shares her story of motherhood with the honesty we’ve all been waiting for.
They discuss:
✨ The challenges of being a new mom as an immigrant
✨ Hating being a stay at home mom
✨ How hard and painful breastfeeding can be and letting go of the mom guilt around using formula
✨ Divorce and peaceful co-parenting
✨ The decision to remarry & choosing to have another kid
✨ The importance of having boundaries as a mom
Connect more with Amanda, burnout and confidence coach for moms, here.
Roula’s Podcast, The Life Affairs.
Connect with Roula on LinkedIn
Mentioned in this episode, Roula's favorite book:
Courageous Parents: Becoming a good anchor for your children
Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
4:20 Being a built in babysitter as a kid turned me off to motherhood
6:37 The struggles of meeting new mom friends as an immigrant
14:15 I felt like my life was over when I became a mom
29:45 Divorce & peaceful co-parenting & finally finding myself
40:40 Remarrying & choosing to have another child
43:54 Tales of raising teenagers
47:02 The importance of boundaries as a mom
50:34 Lightening questions
Mom guilt, boundaries, mental health, self care, self compassion, divorce, co-parenting, blended family, motherhood, making mom friends, breastfeeding, societal pressure, postpartum support, motherhood tales, immigrant family stories
Did you follow the American formula for a successful life?
Graduate from college ✔️
Get married ✔️
Have kids ✔️
Balance mom life and still kick ass at corporate job ✔️
...but do you still find yourself riddled with anxiety and ultimately not happy even though you did everything you were supposed to do?
This week host Amanda Haro is joined by Olivia Ganguzza, coach for high-achieving women, and she shares her personal story of being that perfectionist, high-achieving career woman who had everything but was left anxious and unhappy.
They discuss:
✨ How socialization and traditional gender roles have shaped work culture and why it does not work for the modern family
✨ Realizing perfectionism created anxiety, not happiness
✨ The physical consequences of untreated anxiety and burnout
✨ The importance of identifying your values as a mom so you can confidently make decisions without the anxiety of being judged
✨ How to stay curious with your negative feelings so you can break out of the cycle of harmful negative self talk and learn to have self compassion
✨ How to practice mindfulness as a mom to help reduce mom stress and burnout
✨ How to let go of perfectionism and the social media compare and despair so you can fully embrace yourself and your uniqueness
Connect more with Amanda Haro, burnout and confidence coach, here.
Connect more with Olivia Ganguzza, coach for high achieving women, here.
Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:48 Creating space for well being when you are an over achiever and perfectionist
5:15 Balancing work and family life as a working mom
12:46 Why women need to stop trying to be likable by everyone
18:00 Asking for help & letting go of societal expectations in motherhood
30:26 Letting go of perfectionism in the social media age
36:35 Embracing our whole selves; you need all of your emotions
45:49 Making peace with your anxiety
55:51 Lightening questions
Self improvement, self help, mental health, emotional intelligence, work life balance, mom life, motherhood tales, mindfulness, core values, authenticity, self care, connection, perfectionism, burnout, stress, anxiety
Happy F*ck It Friday, mamas!
Hosts Amanda Haro, Samantha Trujillo, & Amanda de la Madriz are back to say 'f*ck it' to the sucky parts of motherhood. Because yes, we all chose to become moms, but we did NOT choose:
Messy TikTok hacks that don't get cleaned up
Messy Pinterest ideas that only keep the kids busy for 10 minutes
Kids cutting their own hair
Potty training taking for.ev.er.
Connect more with Amanda Haro here.
Connect more with Samantha Trujillo here.
Connect more with Amanda de la Madriz here.
Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:00 The Shein gamble; does it really cause cancer?
5:39 You can't complain about motherhood because you chose this
12:37 Fck food coloring & TikTok hacks
18:43 Fck messy play trends
25:15 Stop the social media death scroll
32:44 When your kid cuts their hair
40:20 How to repair the relationship after you lose your shit at your kid
52:18 Final fck its; potty training and kids eating in bedroom
What do you do when you finally become a mom - the thing you wanted so badly - but it doesn't look or feel like what you were expecting? When you have anxiety that you never had before? When you can't stop thinking about how you're messing this whole mom thing up?
On this week's episode host Amanda Haro is joined by Dr. Wendy O'Connor, a positive psychologist & life strategist, who shares her story of becoming a mom of 3 girls within 18 months (one kid and then surprise twins).
They discuss:
Dr. Wendy's experience with postpartum anxiety
Sibling dynamics
Helping twins develop their individuality
How to make new friends as a mom
How to design your life on purpose
How to balance motherhood and career life
How to discover your values
Breaking free of doing what you think you "should" do so you can live an authentic, joy filled life
Connect more with Dr. Wendy O'Connor, positive psychologist & life strategist, here.
Connect more with Amanda Haro, burnout & confidence coach for moms, here.
Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:00 Amanda life update; recovering from surgery when you live alone
15:08 Work life separation is not a thing
19:34 I always wanted to be a mom, so why does this feel so hard for me; PPA
25:08 Surprise it's twins; life as a mom of 3 kids under 2 years old
33:58 When your oldest does not like the new baby
41:15 Postpartum after twins
42:13 Balancing motherhood and career life
56:02 Get to the people; making new mom friends
59:53 Lightening questions
#boundaries #sayingno #codependency
Do you find yourself always saying 'yes' whenever people ask you for favors?
Do you feel guilty when you think about how you don't want to do it because you think it makes you a bad person?
Most women struggle with saying 'no', because they struggle with these feelings of guilt. Women are socialized to be people pleasers; we are taught that prioritizing ourselves is selfish, that it makes us bad people. But the truth is that when we prioritize ourselves and learn how to set boundaries without the mind drama, it benefits us and everyone around us.
This week host Amanda Haro is joined by boundaries coach Barb Nangle, who shares her journey of overcoming codependency and people pleasing and learning how to build healthy boundaries without the anxiety and drama.
They discuss:
How prioritizing self-care is not selfish, it's actually the best thing you can do for the health of your relationship
How to say no and how to be assertive without being a bitch
How to communicate a boundary without attacking the other person
How implementing boundaries frees you up to focus on the things you love doing, leading to a much happier you
To connect with Barb, boundaries coach, click here.
To connect with Amanda, burnout & confidence coach for moms, click here.
To join the FREE Mom Summer Camp through 8-09-24, click here.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
17:25 Codependency, what it looks like and how to break free
25:12 Boundaries, you can't neglect yourself into being a better person
28:47 Creating healthy boundaries in a romantic relationship
39:35 Breaking out of victim mentality
47:53 Stop saying yes when you want to say no
53:35 Living apart together; redefining success in relationships
60:54 Practical tips for setting boundaries
1:14:36 Lightening questions
One of the biggest concerns for parents who are divorcing is the effect the divorce will have on their children. In fact, this concern can weigh so heavy, that sometimes it keeps individuals in marriages that are no longer healthy (and sometimes no longer safe), with the thought of, "Staying together is what's best for the kids".
On this week's episode, host Amanda Haro is joined by co-parenting coach Julia Hoffman and they share their positive experiences with co-parenting after divorce. They are open and honest about the challenges they faced during the restructuring of their families, but also about the growth and transformation they experienced as individuals.
They also talk about:
How letting go of anger and resentment is key in creating a peaceful co-parenting relationship with your ex
The societal stigma around divorce and the double standards surrounding women who choose to be away from their children part of the time in order to end an unhappy marriage
Navigating the journey of self-discovery of being a queer woman while going through a divorce
How to embrace the beauty of a blended family
Keeping the co-parenting focus on what is best for the children
Sign up for the FREE Mom Summer Camp here through August 9, 2024
Connect more with Amanda Haro, burnout and confidence coach for moms, here
Connect more with Julia Hoffman, co-parenting coach, here
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
10:33 The beauty and pain of co-parenting after divorce
19:22 Mom guilt and other emotional challenges of co-parenting
29:47 I'm so much happier now than when I was married
38:53 Coming out to your kids
51:16 Speaking as adult children of divorce
56:33 Lightening questions
Happy F*ck It Friday, mamas!
Hosts Amanda Haro, Samantha Trujillo & Amanda de La Madriz are back to say f*ck it to the annoying, sucky bits of motherhood. Like feeling guilty when you need a break from your kids; fake eyelashes for dance; and feeling like you're always behind (because that's actually a story we're telling ourselves and it's not fun, so f*ck that).
Moms can join all three coaches in their FREE Mom Summer Camp 2024, running through August 9th by clicking here.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
2:53 Summer just started and I already need a break from my kids
12:25 Getting alone time as a mom / boundaries with your kids
27:10 Dance mom f*ck its. Fake eyelashes, no bun forms, & bitchy Air BnB hosts
42:10 Deciding to have more fun in your life
Motherhood tends to be an all-consuming thing that wraps up every part of a woman's identity. Ask a mom anything about herself and she's likely to draw a blank. Then as the kids get older and spend more and more time out of the home, she's left with the question: who am I outside of my children?
This week host Amanda Haro is joined by Gao Mostsemme, who shares her story of being met with this question during a custody battle that lasted for years. She was handed court corruption but she allowed the experience to be a healing one, spanning patriarchal wounds to mother wounds to finally learning true forgiveness.
This episode is a powerful spiritual journey sure to inspire every mother who hears it.
Connect more with Gao, Soul Liberator & Change Expert here.
Connect more with Amanda, burnout and confidence coach here.
Join the FREE Mom's Summer Camp 2024 here.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro. Nationals & planning me time
17:10 Wound of not being accepted
19:26 Hitting rock bottom. Job loss, death, losing custody.
27:00 Going through custody battle
37:20 Taking off the strong woman mask
51:04 The answer is not to resent men
1:05:46 When women tear down other women no one wins
1:19:48 Lightening questions
Mama, be honest: when was the last time you took a proper day off?
One where you knocked nothing off your to-do list
or prepared for the next week
or got caught up on anything except that show you've been picking your way through for the last 6 months.
This week host Amanda Haro, burnout & confidence coach for moms, shares her tips on what to let go of (and how to let it go) so that moms can learn how to rest on a regular basis without the shame and mom guilt.
Join the FREE Mom Summer Camp here through August 9, 2024.
Are you ready to come home to yourself? Schedule your FREE 1 hour consult here.
It's summer which means that all women in America are extra obsessed with hating their bodies. Gotta get your hot girl summer on, right???
No. Let's get our FAT girl summer on.
Mama--your body is a warrior who holds you, who held your children, and who is the only one that shows up for you every single day, no matter how much you abuse her. Don't you think it's time to ditch the scale and the diets and the shame and learn how to befriend your body?
Join host Amanda Haro, burnout and confidence coach for moms, as she shares her journey of going from hating her body to truly loving her body.
Join the FREE Mom Summer Camp here through August 9, 2024.
Are you ready to come home to yourself? Schedule your FREE 1 hour consult here.
Mentioned in this episode:
Bare, by Susan Hyatt
Bird's Papaya on IG
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
13:47 De-programming social messaging
19:26 Going from I hate my body to I love my body
36:56 Tool to stop the shame when clothes shopping
41:10 You are inherently worthy
Even though the divorce rate in America has been a steady 50% for a hot minute, divorce still has a taboo around it. A stigma behind it. Shame that comes hand in hand with it, because the underlying belief is still: if someone is getting divorced, this means that they failed in their marriage.
But what if we stopped looking at divorce as a problem? What if we started seeing divorce as the neutral circumstance that it is? What if we interpreted the 50% divorce rate as for 50% of humans, 1 lifelong partnership just doesn't work for us instead of looking at it like it is something sad that we should fix?
Host Amanda Haro is joined by divorce coach Anna Howerton and they dive into their own stories of choosing divorce, why it was the best thing for each of them, how they helped their kids through the transition of going from a 1 house family to a 2 house family, how they dealt with other people's negative opinions on their choices, and dating after divorce.
Mentioned in this episode:
The Diary of a CEO episode with divorce expert James Sexton
Connect more with Anna Howerton here
Sign up for Amanda Haro's FREE Mom Summer Camp 2024 here
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
7:52 The stigma of divorce
10:50 Having kids put my marriage in a pressure cooker
18:24 The hardest stage of divorce
31:11 Reconciling your divorce with your religious beliefs
36:03 Helping the kids transition
39:19 Stop seeing divorce as a problem
43:50 Dating after divorce
58:10 Lightening questions
It's the first Friday of the month which means the second installment of F*ck It Friday is here!
Give your kids their tablets, grab your favorite drink & join Amanda Haro, Amanda de La Madriz & Samantha Trujillo as they keep it real about the parts of motherhood that suck. Like toddlers.
*Audio issue fixed*
Sign up for the FREE Mom Summer Camp running 6-10-24 through 8-09-24 here.
Connect with Amanda Haro here.
Connect with Amanda de La Madriz here.
Connect with Samantha Trujillo.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
3:30 How the RV life with kids is fun
9:22 Toddlers are assholes
12:53 When you're trying to gentle parent but your kid is low key abusing you
16:57 Postpartum, when does it fucking end?
19:32 Pregnancy is the only time we're allowed to take up space
21:36 F*ck taking all the kids to the dentist by yourself
29:35 F*ck white dance costumes, tummy aches & picky eaters
40:03 Stop wasting food!
46:30 F*ck the experts
49:54 Emotional difference between boys and girls
54:17 When motherhood makes you realize you suck at emotions
57:24 No support for women postpartum
1:02:46 It's ok if you hate being a mom sometimes
1:04:33 Lightening questions
It's 5th grade graduation day and an unorganized pack of eager parents all push their kids towards the photo backdrop all at the same time. But you were already there waiting before this new wave arrived.
What do you do? Do you speak up for yourself and tell the dad that just joined the C shaped queue that it's actually not his turn? Or do you bite your tongue, swallow your frustration at being looked over yet again, and physically position yourself to telepathically tell the others that you are going next?
It's a simple scenario, but we've all been there, right? And like it or not, as women, we have been socialized to be people pleasers. Which means advocating for ourselves in any capacity--be it at the photo line or in our boss' office--is difficult and usually comes with a lot of anxiety, dread, and feelings of unworthiness.
This week host Amanda Haro, burnout & confidence coach for moms, explains how to speak up for yourself without feeling anxious.
Join the FREE Mom Summer Camp 2024 here.
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What happens when you got everything you ever wanted but it doesn't feel the way you thought it would?
Or when it actually feels horrible?
This week host Amanda Haro is joined by Amanda Curry, Somatic Inner Child Coach for Moms. Curry shares her journey of building the American dream just to realize she had built her life using blueprints her parents & society had designed. Who knew motherhood could be so triggering??
The answer for her to get her life back on track: surrendering. Surrendering to not having all the answers, to loving the messiest version of herself, and to healing her inner child so that she could finally become complete.
The Amandas also talk about what to do if your male partner isn't on board for a decision you want to make for yourself, how conflicting gender messages as a kid still affect you today, and how to have deeper conversations with your male partner.
To connect more with Amanda Curry, somatic inner child coach for moms, click here.
To connect more with Amanda Haro, burnout & confidence coach for moms, click here.
Mentioned in this episode:
Rose Oracle deck by Rebecca Campbell
Trevor Noah's episode on platonic relationships
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
11:02 I'm the problem, it's me
13:28 Motherhood is triggering & postpartum is hell
17:24 Loving the messiest version of yourself
20:53 Is this a cult?
25:33 Growing up with conflicting gender messages
28:56 When your partner doesn't support you -- you get to go first
34:41 How to have deeper conversations with your male partner
46:20 Applying inner child work to your children now
52:13 Lightening Q's
Did you ever struggle with the thought, 'I'm too damaged to be a mom'? Do you still live in fear that the hurt you went through before you became a mom is going to find it's way to your kids?
This week host Amanda Haro is joined by Emily Cleghorn, who is a trauma recovery coach for moms. Emily shares her personal story of healing herself as an adult after childhood trauma. She's raw and honest about how becoming a mom triggered her in ways she never expected and the deep work she had to do to finally free herself from the bonds of her hurt.
To connect more with Emily click here.
To connect more with Amanda click here.
Give the algorithm the finger. Sign up for the F*ck It Mothering newsletter here.
Ready to be the leading lady in your own life? Schedule your free 1 hour consult with Amanda here.
Mentioned in this episode:
Taylor Eaton / Wealth Vibe membership.
00:00 Intro; Intentional happiness, wealth consciousness, how to be abundant now; introducing guest, Emily Cleghorn
11:34 Unpacking childhood trauma
19:51 Nervous system regulation & reconnecting with your body
22:58 Motherhood can be triggering
28:45 My inner child gets jealous of my kids sometimes
35:33 How stored trauma is connected to infertility
40:28 Traumatic birth stories
45:36 Sitting in the hard while you heal
50:49 PTSD and motherhood
53:23 No complaining rule
54:43 Lightening questions
Mother's Day can be a mixed bag of emotions & expectations, right? The media paints it as this carefree day where moms are pampered and appreciated, but the reality is...we still have to be moms. The baby still has blow out diapers, the older kids still fight, and your partner still can't read your mind.
But Mother's Day isn't the only time moms get disappointed by the reality of something they had fantasied was going to be so much fun:
We dream up the BEST family vacation, but the reality is our family stress follows us to our destination
We long for a family movie night until we're 30 minutes into everyone fighting over what we're watching and the teenager gives up and watches Netflix on her phone in her room
We look forward to the weekend to reconnect with our busy teens just to sit at home alone because they went to their friend's house
In this episode, host Amanda Haro explains:
How to let go of expectations so moms can enjoy authentic family moments
How to allow your kids to be themselves & how to give them space to explore their friendships/chosen family & why this is crucial for their growth and development
How to embrace change & let go of resistance in order to cultivate acceptance and happiness
Mentioned in this episode:
FIM 17: I don't want f*cking jewelry for Mother's Day
FIM 44: This is not a problem
"A Happy Pocket Full of Money" audio book
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0:00 Intro
1:00 Mother's Day & TTPD
13:36 Doing vs trying & increasing your wealth consciousness
18:46 Expectations vs reality of family time
20:52 My teen is always at their friends house
26:52 "But mom that sounds boring" / being ok with yourself
30:03 Letting kids be themselves
33:08 How to be ok with change
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