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Join the  Uplift Community App  TODAY!    Have you ever caught yourself holding back an idea, not because you found a better way to say it, but just to make it easier for someone else to hear? This quiet habit of downplaying what you really think or want can sneak up on you. Over time, it can make you start living smaller without even realizing it.   In this episode, I share a story from a recent Catalyst retreat at Seacrest on 30A. While we sat in a circle, one woman leaned in and said something that made everyone pause. She said, "I feel like I have to pretend I don't want as much as I actually do." Her words show why this conversation is important for you as well.   What You'll Learn in This Episode Why your brain, especially your amygdala, has been jumping in to manage your self‑expression and what I call the Becky effect How years of reactions to your drive or ambition trained you to soft‑edit your sentences before you speak Why the exhaustion so many women feel comes from managing what people think, not from doing too much How a faith‑rooted, grace‑centered view of ambition reshapes the way you see your calling and your wanting Three practical steps to help you notice where you adjust, say what you mean without shrinking it, and pay attention to the people who let you stay yourself fully. Timestamps: (00:50) - The Catalyst retreat at Seacrest on 30A: what happens when women sleep on the conversations they didn't have (02:48) - The moment the room shifted: when women stop introducing themselves and start telling the truth (03:45) - Your amygdala (Becky), why she's been running your self-editing, and what she's actually protecting you from (04:48) - The habit that doesn't feel like a habit anymore: why self-shrinking feels like your personality (05:06) - The heavy purse analogy: what it feels like when you finally set it down (06:02) - Why you're not tired from doing too much; you're tired from managing what people think while you do it (06:58) - What some of us learned about being a "good Christian woman" and what God actually has to say about it (07:39) - The honest confession: trusting God on paper vs. trusting him in your nervous system (08:22) - The difference between faith and bracing, and why you don't have to make your wanting smaller (09:24) - Step 1: Notice the moment you adjust yourself (09:43) - Step 2: Say one thing without reshaping it (10:27) - Step 3: Pay attention to who lets you stay fully yourself (11:08) - What Catalyst Mastermind is and why Alli started it (12:05) - What it looks like to come home to yourself   Links to great things we discussed:  Alli's Product Recommendation - YSL Lash Clash Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!  Learn more about the Catalyst Mastermind I hope you loved this episode!

Are you chronically stressed? Do you often scroll on your phone to “numb out?” At the end of each day, do you feel wired and tired, just barely getting by?In a survey of over 2,000 Christian women, 91% admitted that they were tired of pushing through every day. 87% said they regularly felt overwhelmed, but only 11% reported having any way to reset in real time.My latest guest says that the data she gathered in that survey confirmed the nightmare she was already living. Alli Worthington is the author of five books, including The Year of Living Happy and Breaking Busy. She is also a speaker, author, podcaster, and business coach who helps women thrive.In this episode, you'll hear:What happens to our bodies when we scroll to relaxStrategies to close the “stress cycle”Simple ways you can restore peace in your lifeAnd more!I loved Alli's fresh perspective on why we experience burnout and her helpful tips to find peace!Find resources mentioned and more in the show notes: jillsavage.org/alli-worthington-303/Looking for Empty Nest resources after launching your kids? Grab the Empty Nest, Full Life book, and check out the companion Empty Nest Full Life Course.Check out our other resources:Mark and Jill's Marriage StoryMarriage CoachingMarriage 2.0 IntensivesSpeaking ScheduleBook Mark and Jill to SpeakOnline CoursesBooks Marriage Resources:Infidelity RecoveryFor Happy MarriagesFor Hurting MarriagesFor Marriages Where You're the Only One Wanting to Get Help Mom Resources:New/Preschool MomsMoms with GradeschoolersMoms with Teens and TweensMoms with Kids Who Are LaunchingEmpty Nest Moms

Join the  Uplift Community App  TODAY!    A voice in your head can sound wise: calm, reasonable, urging, "Don't overcomplicate this." For most of my life, it helped me go far. But when making a decision about my future, I realized that voice echoed an earlier version of me. It didn't know what I know now. In this episode, I share lessons from a challenging season. My husband was sick. Two of my boys faced unsolved health issues. I was running a company and holding my family together. This episode focuses on how I found clarity in making a difficult business decision and why this lesson is vital for every high-performing woman. This episode explores identity lag, overthinking, confirmation bias, and why getting out of your head helps you grow. Listen now to discover the mindset shift that transformed my journey.   What You'll Learn in This Episode: What identity lag is and why it keeps giving you the same answers Why your brain hands you your past instead of your future How coaching helped me get clarity after weeks of spinning Why high performing women get stuck in their own heads Three simple things you can do this week to break the pattern and move forward Timestamps: (01:28) - Getting stuck when your thoughts aren't helping (03:16) - Identity lag: why your brain hands you your history when you ask about your future (04:34) - Why high-performing women keep trying to do this alone (05:16) - The necklace analogy: why someone outside your life can see the knot (05:59) - What Alli's weekly coaching session actually looks like (06:39) - Why the seasons with outside thinking are always the best seasons (07:58) - Three things to do this week (09:03) - Why you need to schedule the thing you've been meaning to do for six months (10:20) - One thing to do this week to interrupt the pattern   Links to great things we discussed:  Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!  I hope you loved this episode!

Join the  Uplift Community App  TODAY!    You know those seasons when everything just works. The business thrives. The marriage feels steady. The work is dialed in. And then, almost without noticing, you hear yourself say: "It is fine." Not because anything is falling apart, but because things are going so well your nervous system starts tapping the brakes. This episode is about the upper limit problem, the point when success starts to feel like too much and, quietly, you turn down the volume. If you've ever waited for the other shoe to drop during a genuinely good season, this is for you.   What You'll Learn in This Episode: What the "upper limit problem" is and why high-achieving women hit it hardest Why your nervous system responds to a great Thursday afternoon the same way it responds to a saber-tooth tiger How to recognize the moment you're softening your own wins (and stop doing it in real time) Why building a great life and learning to hold a great life are two completely different skills 3 practical tools to raise your set point and let more good in   Timestamps: (00:49) The word I want you to start noticing this week: fine (02:43) Why we make good things smaller (the upper limit problem, Gay Hendricks' The Big Leap) (03:39)  When "humility" is actually your amygdala negotiating with your sense of self (03:59)  Meet Becky: your nervous system's thermostat and why she keeps turning you down (05:35)  What Becky actually does when your life is too good (and you don't even notice) (06:11)  "Don't say it's fine when things are actually great. Just take the win." (07:34) Building a great business vs. learning to hold one: why most women only master the first skill (08:07) John 10:10 and the theology of a full life (not managed, not downsized) (09:27) Practical step 1: Catch yourself downgrading and say it honestly (10:34) Practical step 2: Sit in the good thing for 30 seconds longer than you normally would (11:03) Practical step 3: Ask, "Is this broken, or am I just uncomfortable with ease?" (12:08) The 10 Squat Rule: why one squat every hour is the cheapest health investment you can make     Links to great things we discussed:  Alli's Book Recommendation - The Big Leap Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!    I hope you loved this episode!

Motherhood is beautiful, meaningful, and holy work, but it can also leave moms completely exhausted. Somewhere between raising kids, managing schedules, carrying the mental load, and taking care of everyone else, many women slowly lose sight of themselves.In today's episode, Allie Worthington is here for an honest conversation about burnout, identity, and why so many moms struggle to care for themselves without guilt. Allie shares wisdom from raising five boys into adulthood and offers practical encouragement for moms who feel overwhelmed, numb, or stuck in survival mode.If you've been feeling exhausted, disconnected, or like you've lost yourself in motherhood, this conversation will remind you that you matter too.(00:00) Introduction and Background(03:12) The Importance of Self-Care for Moms(06:01) Investing in Yourself: Overcoming Fear(09:01) Understanding Burnout vs. Tiredness(12:01) Practical Steps to Combat Burnout(15:06) The Role of Physical Health in Parenting(18:02) Tracking Health and Wellness(20:54) Final Encouragement and ResourcesResources MentionedThe Alli Worthington ShowWebsiteInstagramMoms, Dads, and Grads Gift GuideSign up for Morning MinutePrefer video? Find this and other episodes on YouTube!The Christian Parenting Podcast is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. For more information visit www.ChristianParenting.orgPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join the  Uplift Community App  TODAY!  There is a version of resentment that looks like aggressively scrubbing a plate that did nothing wrong. Or snapping at a question that was not actually loaded. Or lying awake, mildly offended, with nothing specific to blame. That is resentment. And it never asks for permission before it shows up. In this episode, I get honest about what I learned in a season when I said yes to everything, smiled through it all, and slowly disappeared in the process. Resentment is not proof that you are difficult. It is doing its job. And its job is to get your attention.   What You'll Learn in This Episode: Why resentment leaks out sideways before you even realize it's there The difference between being selfless and being conflict-averse (and how to tell which one you're doing) What "resentment is the receipt for self-abandonment" actually means for your daily life How your nervous system stores every unspoken need and why that creates a shorter fuse The one question to ask yourself the next time irritation hits bigger than the moment deserves Why honesty isn't a threat to your relationships, but what will actually sustain them The mantra Alli gives you to practice this week   Timestamps: (00:26) - Resentment doesn't announce itself; it leaks out (01:33) - The pantry hiding spot and what Alli was actually doing there (02:58) - "Resentment is the receipt for self-abandonment." (03:40) - Why resentment is like a check engine light you keep ignoring (05:16) - How Becky (the amygdala) keeps track of every overextension (05:59) - What a nervous system on alert actually feels like in your body (07:04) - The internal courtroom where you're prosecuting people who have no idea (07:42) - What we were raised to believe about being a "good woman." (08:26) - Self-abandonment dressed up as love (08:49) - What Jesus actually modeled about boundaries and stewardship (09:34) - The first step: telling yourself the truth about what you're actually feeling (10:35) - The one question to ask when irritation spikes (11:03) - Making one honest adjustment instead of overhauling everything (13:26) - Do this for you, for the people you love, for the legacy you're leaving (16:09) - Alli's challenge: make a photo book   Links to great things we discussed:  Alli's Product Recommendation - Snapfish Photo Books Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!  I hope you loved this episode!

Send us Fan MailWholehearted Enneagram: A Year Through the Types | Enneagram Seven | BONUSWhen most people picture an Enneagram Seven, they think confetti cannons and perpetual motion. They do not picture a serious, introverted giraffe who goes a full seven days without leaving the house and runs three coaching calls a day by phone.And yet! That's exactly who Alli Worthington is.In this bonus conversation from Seven month, Amy sits down with author, business coach, and Enneagram Seven Alli Worthington for an honest, unscripted conversation about what the Seven actually looks like when she's self-preservation subtype, and what that means for how she works, leads, and builds community.Alli shares the moment the Enneagram finally clicked for her on the plane. She was weeping over The Road Back to You and realizing that everything she had built her professional life around was designed to destroy an Enneagram Seven. She talks about what it means to achieve for freedom rather than for achievement's sake, how she has built a business that genuinely fits how she's wired, and why curating the right community has been the through-line of everything she's done.It's a lighter, more conversational episode & a bonus in the truest sense. Pull up a chair, friend. In this conversation:What a self-pres Seven actually looks and feels like, and why it surprises peopleThe serious giraffe vs. the confetti cannon, debunking the Seven stereotypeHow entrepreneurship became an accidental personal development journeyThe Road Back to You plane moment that changed everything professionallyAchieving for freedom vs. achieving for achievement's sake the Seven's real motivationBuilding a business and a life that fits how you're wired, not how you think you should workWalt Disney as a Seven entrepreneurial heroThe 2010 Hotel 71 piece of paper and what's still true 16 years laterHow to curate a community well and why the wrong community will destroy everythingAlli Worthington is a business coach, author, and host of the Alli Worthington Show.Support the showRESOURCES FOR YOU:Join the Waitlist for 1:1 Coaching with Amy Wickshttps://www.simplywholehearted.com/callamywicksNot sure about your Enneagram Type? Start here: https://www.simplywholehearted.com/enneagramquizEnnea-what? The Beginners Guide to the Enneagram(free course + printables)https://bit.ly/Enneagram101GuideConnect with Amy:IGWebsite

Join the  Uplift Community App  TODAY!    There is a specific kind of loss that does more than hurt. It rearranges you. I know because I lived it. A business I believed in fell apart. A few friendships did not survive the fallout. A decision I made in good faith went sideways in a way I never saw coming. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, I stopped trusting the voice inside me that said yes in the first place. This episode isn't about the mistake. It's about what follows: confidence fading, second-guessing taking over, hovering over the brake, even with a clear path. I'll take you back to when it happened to me. After a meeting with an investor in New York City in 2012, I sat in a cafe with four close friends and business partners. Without anyone saying a word, we all knew it was over. The startup was finished. Two friendships didn't survive. For almost a year after, I was moving, but not freely. Every decision felt like a test I was set to fail. If you've been there, this episode may finally voice what you've felt in silence.   What You'll Learn in This Episode: Why being wrong about a decision and being wrong about yourself as a decision maker are two completely different things (and how your brain collapses them together in about four seconds) What your amygdala (Alli calls her "Becky") is actually doing after a painful loss, and why what feels like discernment is often just fear doing excellent costume work The two questions to ask about any decision you're still carrying at 2 a.m. How to turn the replay loop into actual data instead of an open wound Why self-trust rebuilds through small, consistent low-stakes reps, not a breakthrough moment   Timestamps: (00:21) - Introduction: How to trust yourself again when you've been wrong (01:36) - The friendship losses that made it personal (02:19) - What happens when being wrong stops being an event and starts feeling like a verdict (02:41) - The four-second leap: "that didn't work" to "I can't trust my own judgment" (03:03) - How Alli pulled back, got quiet, started hovering over the brake (03:42) - Fear as an excellent designer: it shows up looking exactly like wisdom (03:42) - What self-distrust actually looks like (running decisions by five people, scrolling for someone else's experience, "waiting on God" when you heard from him two weeks ago) (04:46) - Starting to ask a different question about what she'd lost (05:16) - Grieving the losses as real, then separating them from a verdict about her instincts (07:28) - The GPS analogy: deleting the app because it routed you through a construction zone once (08:00) - Romans 8:28: not a promise that decisions will be perfect, but a promise that He works with all of them (08:49) - What the rebuild is really about (hint: not becoming better, giving yourself permission to use the judgment you already have) (09:28) - Step 1: Separate the data from the story. Two questions to ask about the decision you're still carrying. (10:37) - The identity shift that changes everything: "I'm becoming a woman who evaluates decisions instead of using them as evidence against herself" (11:22) - Step 2: Turn regret into data. One question that stops the replay loop. (11:57) - What to do with the answer (and what to do if the answer is nothing new) (12:38) - Step 3: Stack small trust reps. Physical therapy for your confidence. (13:28) - Stacking evidence until your brain starts treating decision-making as something you can handle (14:14) - Being wrong does not disqualify you. It sometimes informs you.   Links to great things we discussed:    Alli's Product Recommendation - Eucerin Face Immersive Hydration Daily Lotion  Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!  I hope you loved this episode!

Join the  Uplift Community App TODAY!  There is a woman who has been circling the same cul-de-sac for years. The book that lives fully formed in her head. The coaching program she keeps talking herself out of launching. The health goals she has been almost serious about. She is not doing anything. She is researching. She is saving posts. She is gathering information because gathering information feels responsible. It feels wise. It feels like progress. She is just never quite ready to start. If you have been that woman or you love that woman, this episode is for you. Alli breaks down the neuroscience behind why responsible, capable women get stuck in a loop of almost, names the voice in your head that keeps you waiting, and gives you two practical exercises to finally move forward.   What You'll Learn in This Episode: Why your brain generates endless "responsible reasons" to keep you waiting (and why they always sound like wisdom) The amygdala's role in keeping you safe from calling, risk, and being seen trying The thought underneath the thought that's actually running your decisions How Caleb and Joshua reached a different conclusion than the 10 spies from the exact same data Why the length of time you've been "almost ready" matters more than the reason itself   Timestamps: (01:00) - Meet Sarah: a composite of 20 years of conversations with women in business and life (01:57) - The Library of Congress has fewer saved articles than Sarah's phone right now (03:05) - Meet Becky: what neuroscientists call the amygdala, and why she runs the meeting (04:15) - Becky speaks in the language of wisdom because wisdom doesn't trigger resistance (05:41) - The thought underneath the thought: what Sarah is actually afraid to find out (06:30) - The 10 spies, the promised land, and what Caleb and Joshua decided instead (07:33) - Faithfulness requires forward motion. Circling indefinitely is not waiting on God. (07:54) - Two exercises: pick the one that makes your chest tighten (10:06) - Recommendations: kombucha, probiotics, and your daily health habit   Links to great things we discussed:  Alli's Product Recommendations - KeVita Kombucha and Health-Ade Pomegranate Blueberry Kombucha Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!    I hope you loved this episode!

If you've been striving, spinning, and quietly wondering if you're doing this whole life thing right, this episode is for you. This best-of collection brings together six of the most faith-fueled, soul-shifting conversations in the history of The Alli Worthington Show. Not because you need more information. Because you need to be reminded of what's already true. These are the conversations I go back to. The ones that get into you.   What You'll Learn in This Episode: How to stop looking for a giant answer and start following the arrows God is already putting in your path (Emily P. Freeman) What it actually means to find and show up for a mentor (Bianca Juarez Olthoff) Why suffering doesn't disqualify you from God's nearness and how grace meets you in your worst moments (Kate Bowler) A simple one-minute practice that literally resets your brain and drops your cortisol (John Eldredge) How to give more grace than feels fair and why that's what saves your friendships (Laura Tremaine) What God's holiness actually means for your daily life and why everything else will fail you until you understand it (Jackie Hill Perry) Timestamps: 0:00 - God never intended your soul to carry the heartache of the world 1:02 - Emily P. Freeman on finding your next right thing 5:39 - Bianca Juarez Olthoff on how to find and keep a mentor 11:26 - Practical mentorship tips and making it work in real life 12:48 - Kate Bowler on God's strength in the middle of suffering 18:15 - John Eldredge on the one-minute pause practice 20:44 - John Eldredge on benevolent detachment 24:27 - Laura Tremaine on investing in friendships and extending grace 29:44 - Jackie Hill Perry on God's holiness and why it matters 32:14 - Jackie Hill Perry on how understanding God's holiness helps you trust Him   Links to great things we discussed:  Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!  I hope you loved this episode!

Join the  Uplift Community App TODAY!  If the shower is the only place you ever have a good idea, you do not have a creativity problem. You have a doing trap problem. And you are not the only one. In this episode, I break down the brain science behind why your creative network goes quiet when you live in constant execution mode and what it actually takes to wake it back up. We talk about the default mode network, why your best ideas show up when you finally stop pushing, and a Stanford study that explains why walking can unlock creative thinking in a way your desk never will. If you have been feeling stuck, scattered, or strangely blank when you try to think deeply, this episode gives you the neuroscience and the practical steps to start accessing your best ideas again.   What You'll Learn in This Episode: What the "doing trap" is and why high-achieving women fall into it without realizing it How your brain's default mode network works and why it only fires when you stop directing your attention outward Why scrolling and podcasts don't count as rest (and what actually does) The Stanford research on walking that explains every good idea you've ever had between the car and the front door Two simple moves to unlock creative thinking, starting today Why getting a DEXA scan should be on your to-do list, and what it can tell you about your bone density and visceral fat Timestamps: (00:00) - The shower as executive boardroom: where Alli's best ideas were born (02:08) - Living in constant motion and the locked-office-building brain (03:41) - Accidentally creating conditions for good thinking in the margins of your day (04:41) - What the "doing trap" is and how it shuts down your creative network (05:43) - The attic analogy: where creativity lives in your brain (06:53) - The default mode network explained (the most important thing your brain does) (08:08) - Cognitive inhibition: why your brain closes the creative door (09:00) - The Stanford walking study that changed everything (11:06) - Why scrolling and podcasts aren't actually rest (12:35) - How Alli engineered every quiet moment out of her day (and didn't even notice) (13:31) - The darkroom analogy: and the word "Selah" that's been there all along (14:38) - The two moves: walks without your phone and a pre-work pause (18:14) - This week's recommendation: go get a DEXA scan   Links to great things we discussed:  Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!    I hope you loved this episode!

Join the  Uplift Community App TODAY!  You know those symptoms you keep brushing off? The reflux you treat with Tums. The neck tension you blame on sleeping wrong. The brain fog you chalk up to a busy season. What if none of it is what you think it is? In this episode, Alli shares the story of 2017, when her body started sounding alarms she refused to hear, and what shifted when she finally paid attention. She walks through ten low-grade symptoms high-achieving women normalize, explains the science behind why stress shows up physically, and gives you practical tools to start asking better questions about what your body is trying to say. What You'll Learn in This Episode Why high-achieving women are the most likely to ignore their body's warning signs and the identity trap underneath it. The difference between common and normal, and why that distinction matters more than you think Ten symptoms grouped by the stories we tell ourselves to explain them away The gut-brain axis and why your digestive issues might not be a stomach problem at all How to do a body audit and ask the one question that changes how you respond to symptoms When to see a doctor, and why normal test results might still be pointing you toward something important   Timestamps: (0:11) - The season Alli's body was screaming, and she wasn't listening (2:50) - What happened when she finally made the decision her body had been asking for (3:19) - Why disciplined women are the most likely to ignore their symptoms (3:57) - Common vs. normal: the distinction that reframes everything (4:52) - Introduction to the 10 symptoms we dismiss (5:21) - The "I'm just busy" symptoms: sleep disruption, brain fog, getting sick constantly (6:21) - The "I'm just getting older" symptoms: neck tension, hair loss, cycle changes (7:59) - The "I just have a sensitive system" symptoms: gut issues, headaches, jaw tension, heart palpitations (10:15) - The biology behind why stress shows up in the body (12:13) - What to do with all of this: practical next steps (12:50) - How to do a body audit (14:44) - When to see a doctor vs. when to sit with what you already know (14:58) - The one question to sit with this week (15:57) - Recommendation of the week: treadmill laptop stand   Links to great things we discussed:  Alli's Product Recommendation - Treadmill Laptop Stand Dr. Gundry's Episode Dr. Lee Warren's Episode Function Health Take the Secret Superpower Quiz Join the Uplift Community Follow Alli on Instagram Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!    I hope you loved this episode!

Have you slowly disappeared inside motherhood and wondering how to find yourself again?In this honest and empowering episode of the Collide Podcast, we sit down with Alli Worthington to talk about what happens when moms lose themselves while raising their children. Alli shares about the silent resentment that can build when women never advocate for their own needs, the fear of being “selfish,” and why so many good moms secretly feel like they're failing.From the “Aunt Shirley” syndrome of over-giving to the emotional crash of the empty nest season, Alli offers practical wisdom on how to remain who God created you to be — even in the thick of carpool lines, laundry piles, and late-night worry.Whether you're exhausted with little ones, overwhelmed in the teenage years, or staring down a new season of transition, this episode will remind you that you are still called, still valuable, and still becoming.Meet Alli WorthingtonAlli Worthington is a bestselling author, speaker, business coach, and host of The Alli Worthington Show. She has written multiple books, including Remaining You While Raising Them, and has spent years coaching women in life and business. A mom of five boys and a passionate advocate for women's emotional and spiritual health, Alli is dedicated to helping women break free from burnout, guilt, and limiting beliefs so they can step fully into their God-given calling.In This Episode, You'll Learn:How to recognize the signs that you've lost yourself in motherhoodWhy the fear of being selfish keeps so many moms stuckThe “magic question” every woman should ask herself dailyHow to navigate transitions (like kids going to kindergarten or college) without losing your groundingWhat to do when mom guilt feels overwhelmingHow to discern between God's conviction and the enemy's shameWhy modeling self-worth teaches your kids their worthHow This Episode Will Encourage YouThis conversation will help you release unrealistic expectations, quiet the voice of shame, and embrace a healthier, more joyful version of motherhood. You'll be reminded that you don't have to be perfect to be a great mom — and that taking care of yourself is not selfish, it's essential.If you've been gritting your teeth and telling everyone you're “fine,” this episode is your permission to breathe, reset, and remember who you are.Follow Willow: Website | Instagram | Facebook

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 1870: Alli Worthington explores how chronic busyness drains our peace, purpose, and presence, offering a clear-eyed guide to escape the cycle of constant striving. By confronting the lies that keep us overwhelmed, she empowers us to reclaim margin, intentionality, and joy in everyday life. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://goinswriter.com/breaking-busy/ Quotes to ponder: "Busy is a drug that a lot of people are addicted to." "When we are always busy, we miss the most important moments of our lives." "I wasn't addicted to success. I was addicted to striving." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 1870: Alli Worthington explores how chronic busyness drains our peace, purpose, and presence, offering a clear-eyed guide to escape the cycle of constant striving. By confronting the lies that keep us overwhelmed, she empowers us to reclaim margin, intentionality, and joy in everyday life. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://goinswriter.com/breaking-busy/ Quotes to ponder: "Busy is a drug that a lot of people are addicted to." "When we are always busy, we miss the most important moments of our lives." "I wasn't addicted to success. I was addicted to striving."

On this episode of What Are You Made Of?, Mike “C-Roc” sits down with entrepreneur, business coach, and best-selling author Alli Worthington—whose life and career are fueled by grit. Alli shares how she went from a stay-at-home mom discovering blogging on dial-up internet to becoming a leader helping women build thriving businesses without sacrificing their wellbeing. Alli and Mike "C-Roc" dig into the truth about imposter syndrome, the uncomfortable growth that comes with big dreams, and why you can't wait for “peace” before taking bold action. Alli offers a candid look at the challenges behind success—balancing family, managing self-doubt, and continuing to show up even when things feel messy. With humor and honesty, she reminds us that no one has it all figured out and that the path to purpose is paved with courage, resilience, and a willingness to start before you feel ready. This conversation is a powerful invitation to embrace what's possible and keep moving forward—no matter what tries to take you out.Website-https://alliworthington.com/ Social Media Links/Handles:https://www.instagram.com/alliworthington/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-alli-worthington-show/id1375727741

Did you know you're making thousands of decisions every single day? Yep, thousands! No wonder you're feeling wiped out by the end of the day. But don't worry—we've got this covered. Today, we're diving into something super practical, life-changing, and totally underrated: systems.   Welcome to the "Systems Are Sexy" series! Now, I know what you're thinking—systems? Seriously? But here's the kicker: systems are the secret sauce to getting what you want in life. They streamline everything, free up your mental energy, and banish decision fatigue once and for all.   So, if you're ready to give your brain a break and make life smoother, you're in the right place. This episode is jam-packed with surprising science, practical strategies, and a sprinkle of fun. Let's turn those ordinary, mundane tasks into a well-oiled machine that works for you. Get ready because we're about to make your life easier—and much more fabulous!    Timestamps:   (02:07) - The Science Behind Decision Fatigue (04:30) - How Mental Clutter Drains Your Energy (05:14) - The Time-Saving Power of Systems (07:19) - Building Systems That Actually Work (13:51) - Common System-Building Roadblocks (20:14) - My Top TV Show & Guilty Pleasure Recommendations WATCH NOW ON YOUTUBE Links to great things we discussed:    My Top Show Recommendation - Silo Try My New Favorite Drink -  A&W Zero Sugar Root Beer Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!  I hope you loved this episode!

I'm so glad you're here today because we're diving into a struggle we've all faced: showing up when you just don't feel like it.   Whether it's work, a big goal you've been avoiding, or just doing the dishes after a long day, we've all been there. The good news? You don't have to feel motivated to take action. Today, I'll show you why and how to make showing up easier!  Timestamps: (00:45) - Why Showing Up Feels So Hard (02:55) - The Science of Resistance (06:09) - Choosing Faith Over Feelings (06;41) - Common Excuses and How to Break Them (08:16) - My Go-To Hack for Showing Up (10:35) - How Rituals Can Be Your Secret Weapon (12:59) - My Must-Read Book Recommendation   Recommendation: I think you might love this fiction book that I just read, First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston. It's mystery and exciting and has a little social commentary in it.. It's one of those books that's hard to put down.    Listen now: Listen now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify   Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!     I hope this episode inspired you!

Speaker and Author Dawn Sanders Empowers Women to Rebuild Their Lives When a catastrophic event, trauma, or deep disappointment leaves a gifted leader feeling helpless, where can she turn for new strategies and tools to rebuild her life? Speaker and debut author Dawn Sanders offers a unique perspective and biblical wisdom in her upcoming book, When Your World Ends: God's Creative Process for Rebuilding a Life (InterVarsity Press, September 17, 2024). The book is a lifeline for those who have experienced significant success only to be plunged into a valley of despair and are now seeking new ways to restore their lives with God's guidance. Dawn Sanders' work resonates deeply with women who, despite their achievements, find themselves facing unexpected challenges. Her approach is grounded in her scholarship and seminary training, providing readers with practical tools and inspiring insights for spiritual and personal renewal. “Though my world had ended, the world hadn't. My life hadn't. I decided if I had to be here, eventually, I was going to find a way to enjoy my time here. I couldn't go on hurting the way I was. That meant I had to create a new life—one without my husband, Reggie. Dawn Sanders is available for interviews and can discuss topics such as: • New strategies and tools for personal restoration when previous methods no longer work. • The role of faith in overcoming trauma and loss. • The tools and inspiration for starting over. • The intersection between the creation story and our stories. • Navigating crises and rebuilding lives on a solid foundation of faith. • Seeing the three signs of chaos in the creation story as the beginning rather than the end. Suggested Questions: 1. What inspired you to write When Your World Ends? 2. Can you share a little about your personal journey that led to the creation of this book? 3. What key message do you want people who have experienced profound loss or trauma to take away from your book? 4. You speak directly to women who have reached great heights only to face deep valleys. How can your book help them find new ways to rebuild? 5. What are some practical steps or strategies from your book that readers can start implementing immediately? 6. How did your own faith journey shape the insights and guidance provided in your book? 7. What advice would you give to someone who is just starting their journey of rebuilding after a significant loss? 8. You discuss creating space to breathe and a source of water amidst life's chaos. What practical advice do you offer readers for finding this space and water, and how do they relate to spiritual well-being? 9. How can someone who feels like they are in a barren desert, spiritually or emotionally, find their 'source of water' as you describe it? 10. How does your book address the balance between taking time to heal and the pressure to move forward quickly in our fast-paced world? 11. What message do you hope readers take away from your book about the power of faith in times of personal crisis? 12. What is one of the most surprising lessons you learned while writing this book, and how has it changed your perspective on rebuilding a life? "In When Your World Ends, Dawn Sanders delivers an inspiring message of grace and gratitude, linking the creation story to our individual narratives. Her engaging style and practical insights offer readers a new perspective on biblical relevance." -- Bobette Brown, transformational leader, speaker, coach, and author "With grace and understanding, Dawn Sanders addresses the pain of life's unexpected turns. She masterfully guides readers through the process of rebuilding after loss. This book brilliantly combines biblical wisdom with practical steps to rebuild your life and is a must-have for anyone looking to rediscover joy and purpose in the aftermath of upheaval." -- Alli Worthington, author, speaker, and entrepreneur

Today, we're diving into self-compassion. I've talked a little about it on the show, but we're going deep today. It's a skill that can transform your entire life. If you have ever caught yourself being way harder on yourself than you would be on anyone else, this episode is for you.   We're exploring what self-compassion really means, why it's not self-indulgent, and how it can transform your emotional health, relationships, and productivity. Plus, I'll share practical steps to start treating yourself with the kindness you show others.   Timestamps: (01:12) - What Exactly is Self-Compassion? (06:57) - The Science of Self-Compassion (12:24) - Why is Being Kind to Ourselves So Tough? (15:38) - Simple, Practical Ways to Build Self-Compassion Today (24:22) - My Current Favorite Must-Have! Recommendations: Today, I'm telling you about my favorite hairspray. I'm loving Bed Head Masterpiece Hair Spray. It is very strong, and it doesn't take much. It holds my curls so they don't get as frizzy.    Don't forget to watch Alli Worthington on YouTube!    I hope you had as much fun with this episode as I did!

Andrea Fortenberry chats with Wild Hope curriculum speaker, Alli Worthington, about how to streamline your decisions and manage your mental load as a mom and leader. Alli is an author, her latest book is called Remaining You While Raising Them: The Secret Art of Confident Motherhood. She's a speaker, podcaster, business coach and an amazing mom to five boys. Find your secret superpower with this quick 2-minute quiz!Take a listen to her podcast episode: The Life-Changing Habit of Micro HabitsConnect with Alli on Instagram @alliworthington or via her website, alliworthington.comWe'd love to connect with you! Send us a direct message on Instagram or Facebook or email us at leaders@themom.co.Sign up for MomCo Membership today!Learn more about The MomCo!Find a group online or in person near you.

Being a mom is rewarding, but difficult. Mother of five boys, Alli Worthington, offers help and hope to you as a mom, encouraging you to focus on the “majors” and enjoy your children in their various stages. Hear about anger, feelings of inadequacy, and keeping the spark in your marriage in this uplifting look at motherhood.

Being a mom is rewarding, but difficult. Mother of five boys, Alli Worthington, offers help and hope to you as a mom, encouraging you to focus on the “majors” and enjoy your children in their various stages. Hear about anger, feelings of inadequacy, and keeping the spark in your marriage in this uplifting look at motherhood.

In this month's Table Talk episode, our three cohosts chat through the discussion questions found in this year's Streamline Your Decisions meeting plan, by Alli Worthington, part of our Wild Hope curriculum.  We would love for you to help us spread the word about The MomCo Leader Podcast! First, leave us a review wherever you listen. Then take a screenshot while you're listening, post it to your social media and tag @momcoleaders. We'll enter you into a drawing to win some great prizes!Learn more about The MomCo!Find a group online or in person near you.We'd love to connect with you. Send us a direct message on Instagram or Facebook or email us at leaders@themom.co

Did you know that 95% of moms experience mom guilt regularly? In this episode, Dr. Meg delves into this pervasive issue with author Alli Worthington. Alli's extensive national survey on the challenges of motherhood has culminated in her latest thought-provoking book, 'Remaining You While Raising Them'. Together, Dr. Meg and Alli offer invaluable perspectives and practical strategies to help mothers break free from the cycle of self-doubt and judgment. Key moments: 00:00 Understanding Mom Guilt: A Staggering Reality 00:08 The Daily Struggle: Trapped in Self-Doubt 00:20 Exploring Causes and Consequences 00:28 Empowering Solutions for Freedom Need parenting advice? Grab one of Dr. Meg's coaching spots here. Watch today's episode

Did you know that 95% of moms experience mom guilt regularly? In this episode, Dr. Meg delves into this pervasive issue with author Alli Worthington. Alli's extensive national survey on the challenges of motherhood has culminated in her latest thought-provoking book, 'Remaining You While Raising Them'. Together, Dr. Meg and Alli offer invaluable perspectives and practical strategies to help mothers break free from the cycle of self-doubt and judgment.Key moments:00:00 Understanding Mom Guilt: A Staggering Reality00:08 The Daily Struggle: Trapped in Self-Doubt00:20 Exploring Causes and Consequences00:28 Empowering Solutions for FreedomNeed parenting advice? Grab one of Dr. Meg's coaching spots here.Watch today's episode

Alli Worthington, offers help and hope to you as a mom, encouraging you to focus on the majors and to enjoy your children in the stages they are in. She covers things like mom guilt, anger, feeling inadequate, and keeping the spark in your marriage. It's an uplifting look at motherhood! (Part 2 of 2)   Receive the book Remaining You While Raising Them and an audio download of "Retaining Your Identity in Motherhood" for your donation of any amount! Plus, receive member-exclusive benefits when you make a recurring gift today. Your monthly support helps families thrive.   Get More Episode Resources   We'd love to hear from you! Visit our Homepage to leave us a voicemail.

Alli Worthington, offers help and hope to you as a mom, encouraging you to focus on the majors and to enjoy your children in the stages they are in. She covers things like mom guilt, anger, feeling inadequate, and keeping the spark in your marriage. It's an uplifting look at motherhood! (Part 1 of 2)   Receive the book Remaining You While Raising Them and an audio download of "Retaining Your Identity in Motherhood" for your donation of any amount! Plus, receive member-exclusive benefits when you make a recurring gift today. Your monthly support helps families thrive.   Get More Episode Resources   We'd love to hear from you! Visit our Homepage to leave us a voicemail.

Talking about a favorite quote from Alli Worthington's “Remaining You While Raising Them.” In this episode we discuss how this quote shapes our view of parenting and motherhood. We talk about caring for ourselves in ways that feel fulfilling.

Even those beyond the church's four walls recognize that being labeled with a "Jezebel Spirit" is not a good thing. But often this term is thrown around flippantly, and even more often, it is thrown around without an understanding of its true meaning according to Scripture. What is a Jezebel spirit? In today's episode we welcome guest Susan Vandenheuvel to discuss the origin of this term, what it truly means, and how and when to properly use it. But even more importantly, this conversation is designed to draw attention to a common ploy of the enemy used against those in spiritual leadership. This is a powerful wakeup call, greatly needed for all followers of Christ. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Susan Vandenheuvel is a speaker, five-time author, and pastor who has filled various roles within her church and community, including the federal and state prison settings. She is also the creator and founder of She Rises MN and hosts an annual women's conference. Susan's story of redemption has helped many find hope, healing, freedom, and the unfailing love of Jesus. Susan is also the host of the She Connects Podcast, where she connects with women in the online space. Her writing has been featured multiple times on the BibleGateway Blogger Grid and her ministry has been featured in Resilience Magazine, Ilona TV, and Alli Worthington's Women Worth Following as making a difference in the world. When Susan isn't speaking, writing, or recording, you can find her chasing her three adorable grandchildren, working in her flower garden, or floating across the lake in her kayak. She and her husband live in Central MN. Connect with today's guest, Susan Vandenheuvel:Website: www.sherisesmn.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/susan.vandenheuvel.90/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/susan_vandenheuvel/Amazon author page: https://www.amazon.com/author/susan_vandenheuvelShe Connects Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/she-connects/id1508048601Featured: Let's Retreat Registration is Open!Let's Connect | June 2024She Connects PodcastMany thanks to our host, Bridgette Tomlin, and engineer Justin Lynn of Justin Lynn Music. Learn how you can capitalize on all Justin can do for your small business, church, or ministry by clicking here!

In this episode, guest Alli Worthington discusses anxiety and its impact on women. She and host, Jordan Johnstone, explore the intersection of faith and business, the importance of getting help, and strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome and setbacks. They also emphasize the role of mentorship and self-care in managing anxiety, and highlight the challenges women face in the workplace. Alli provides our listeners with practical advice for navigating anxiety and building resilience. Key Takeaways Anxiety is a common struggle for women, particularly in the workplace, due to societal expectations and the mental load they carry. Entrepreneurship can be a catalyst for anxiety, but it also provides an opportunity for personal and spiritual growth. Getting help, whether through therapy, coaching, or mentorship, is crucial for managing anxiety and maintaining mental well-being. Overcoming imposter syndrome requires taking action, embracing vulnerability, and recognizing that growth often involves discomfort. Self-care, including practices like breathwork and intentional time for relaxation, is essential for managing anxiety and maintaining overall well-being.

Mothers, are you feeling the weight of the 'mother load'? Join me and the amazing Alli Worthington as we delve into the complexities of motherhood, self-care, and finding balance in the midst of it all.We discuss invaluable insights from Alli's new book, "Remaining You while Raising Them,  as well as our personal experiences and struggles as mothers.If you're navigating the challenges of motherhood and seeking encouragement and guidance, this episode (and this book) is for you.Don't miss out on this enriching conversation! - Purchase the book here: https://amzn.to/4b1FTJB- Enter the drawing here: https://bit.ly/4d6pV2U- To listen to the Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1941875/14918389 #Godsizedstories #christianpodcast #faithpodcast #InspirationPodcast #christianstories #faithjourney #christianinspiration #EmpoweringMotherhood #SelfCareJourney #MomGuilt #SelfCareForMoms #ThrivingMotherhood #RealMotherhood #EmbracingYourUniqueMotherhood #SupportiveFriendships #BalancedMotherhood #InvestInYourself #InfluentialMotherhood #UnpluggedMotherhoodSupport the showClick on the link above to support us and help keep this show going!Click on the links to connect with Patricia on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube

Raising kids who are spiritually, emotionally, and physically healthy is what every parent wants to do, right? But when everyone else seems to be doing it better than we are, it leaves us full of doubt and worry: “Am I doing it right?” “Is what I've done enough?” “Is it my fault they're struggling?” In comes the mom guilt, mom shame, and mom burnout, which can show up whether you're surrounded by toddlers or teens, or many years into sitting on an empty nest. But they don't have to! Today, author and podcaster Alli Worthington gives some straight talk to all the moms about what happens when you carry the “motherload” and start believing the “good mom” myths. She'll not only build your confidence as a parent, but also help you break free from the pressure you were never intended to carry. It's time to rediscover the beauty and joy in the sacred art of motherhood, which viewed through the lens of the gospel is grace-filled and guilt-free. SHOW NOTES: 413Podcast.com/288

Bob and Kim are delighted to welcome 4x bestselling author, Alli Worthington to the Writing Room today. In this episode, they are exploring the world of writing, creativity, and finding your unique voice. Tune in for conversations around staying true to yourself in writing, the power of collaboration and the benefits it reaps for authors, and the significance of listening to your community and incorporating their feedback into your work. Her latest book, "Remaining You While Raising Them: The Secret Art of Confident Motherhood", is out now. Grab your copy at alliworthington.com. Follow Alli: @alliworthington Follow Bob: @bobgoff Follow Kim: @kimberly.stuart.writes

Today's conversation with Alli will encourage you as a woman and mom. We cover so much as we discuss her latest book Remaining You While Raising Them. Here is a peek at what we discuss:managing the invisible load as momsbalancing the demands of all we're called to lowering expectations in motherhoodour highest calling as women 6 mental health essentials for modern momsPLUS MORE!Alli Worthington is a best-selling author of five books including Remaining You While Raising Them, Standing Strong ,  The Year of Living Happy , Fierce Faith, and Breaking Busy. She is an in-demand speaker who spends her days helping women as a life and business coach. She is the co-founder of Called Creatives and the founder of The Coach School, guiding women in developing their God-given callings. Her goal is to help women delight in the life God created them to live with encouragement and practical tools to live happier, less busy, and with a fierce faith in the Lord. Alli's no-nonsense, guilt-free take on life, family, and balance led to appearances on The Today Show and Good Morning America. And her down-to-earth, practical teaching style has given her to the opportunity to speak at some of the nation's biggest events and churches all over the country.  Alli, her husband, Mark, and their five sons live outside of Nashville, TN with a very pampered golden retriever. You can find her on her weekly podcast,  The Alli Worthington Show.www.alliworthington.comConnect on Instagram: @alliworthingtonGet your copy of Remaining You While Raising Them here!SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss future episodes like this one! And if you haven't already, would you take a minute to rate and review the podcast on Apple?! I love hearing what you're taking away from each episode.Want to connect?!Tag the show on Instagram so we can see what you're listening to!Connect with Cason here

In today's episode, we are going to be talking about discovering your parenting style to aid in replacing “mom guilt” with confident parenting. Being a mom in today's world is tough. With social pressure leading to that dreaded mom guilt, the comparison we can encounter daily is stealing our happiness in our mothering roles.  Approaching motherhood with a preset idea of how parenting should look is taking our eyes off of our unique role as a mom and our own mental, spiritual, and physical health can suffer as a result. On top of comparison, we can easily lose our own unique identities while taking on our mothering roles, which can lead to yet more “mom guilt.” Our guest today, Alli Worthington, author of the book, Remaining You While Raising Them: The Secret Art of Confident Motherhood, is here to empower us to not abandon who we are as individuals when mothering our children. She is going to help us get back to a healthier “mom mindset,” so we can confidently parent without comparison. Book: Remaining You While Raising ThemWebsite: alliworthington.comGo-To Bible: CSB Study BibleF260 Bible Reading PlanFavorite App/Website: YouVersionAlabaster Beautiful individual Books of the Bible CBT In-Depth Bible Study Academy Complete and comprehensive Bible study academy. Support the showCheck out our website for more ways to fully connect to God's Word. There you'll find: Coffee and Bible Time Prayer Journals Coffee and Bible Time Courses Coffee and Bible Time Membership (weekly devotionals sent right to your inbox!) Find more great content on our YouTube channel: Coffee and Bible Time Our most popular video is “How I Study My Bible + In-Depth Bible Study!” with over 2M views! Follow us on InstagramVisit our Amazon ShopLearn more about the host Mentor MamaEmail us at podcast@coffeeandbibletime.comThanks for listening to Coffee and Bible Time, where our goal is to help people delight in God's Word and thrive in Christian living!

Hey friends! Welcome to Girls' Night! I'm so excited about today's episode. Today we're talking about how to become a mom without totally losing yourself in the process.  As a newer mom myself, I've experienced first-hand pressures that come along with becoming a mom. First of all, motherhood is taxing. It's consuming. It requires everything you have to give and often way more. And so being a mom while also being… yourself… it's a LOT. It's also a lot because the expectations society puts on mothers are HIGH. There's no shortage of opinions on what a good mom should do and be and act like and provide for her kids — the list of expectations is so long it's actually totally impossible to measure up to — which leaves a lot of us feeling like we're failing.  And this is an area of life where we absolutely do not want to fail. We're pouring over the parenting books out there, trying our very best to do everything exactly right and feeling like we're going to mess up our kids lives — or just mess up our kids in general — if we make even one tiny mistake.  We're killing ourselves trying to be perfect, and still somehow falling short. Is this really what our kids need from us?? The answer is no. It doesn't have to be this way, it shouldn't be this way, there IS a better way — and that's why I can't wait for this conversation!  Our guest for today's episode is my friend, Alli Worthington. Alli is an Entrepreneur, Author, Podcaster and is helping women reach their dreams in business and in life. She's also a mother of five boys, so she's been on this motherhood journey for several years now.  Alli recently wrote a book that I'm so excited about called, Remaining You While Raising Them: The Secret Art of Confident Motherhood. This book is not a parenting book, but rather a book focused on moms. In it she's sharing why modern motherhood is broken and helping us remove the myths we've believed about what it means to be a “good mom.”  And, from the principles she wrote about in this book, Alli is going to teach us how to:  Intentionally care for ourselves spiritually, emotionally, and physically as a new mom Conquer the mom guilt we might be feeling Stop comparing ourselves to other moms  Embrace our unique mothering style  And more!  This episode is for the brand new mom or the woman who really wants to be a mom, but is scared of the pressures that come along with it! I promise you'll come out of this conversation feeling way more empowered and encouraged!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Brave Enough Show, Dr. Sasha Shillcutt and Alli Worthington discuss:   Knowing what is the right business to start  Overcoming the fear of starting a business   3 things all business owners need for success   How to become a successful coach Alli Worthington is the bestselling author of four books. She is the founder of The Coach School and is a speaker, podcaster, and business coach. Her goal is to help women reach the next level. Alli coaches individuals, small business owners, and Fortune 500 companies to be more successful. Alli's no-nonsense, guilt-free take on business, family, and balance led to appearances on The Today Show and Good Morning America as well as in Forbes. Alli, her husband, Mark, and their five sons live outside of Nashville, TN with a very pampered golden retriever. You can connect with her at AlliWorthington.com and on Instagram at Alli Worthington.  Quotes:  “There is always a fear that says ‘You could be a total flop,' when you are first starting out. The only answer to that is to tell yourself, ‘I'm never going to be great if I don't give myself the chance to be good.'”  Alli Worthington, successful author, entrepreneur and founder of The Coach School  The Coach School: Ever wanted to build your own business? This is your time! Take the mystery out of how to launch and grow a successful coaching business with this 12-week program by Alli Worthington. Use code BRAVE when you join HERE. Episode Links: Brave Enough 2023 CME Conference RISE: Mastermind The Brave Enough Retreat for Women Physicians Follow Brave Enough:   WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | TWITTER | LINKEDIN Join The Table, Brave Enough's community. The ONLY professional membership group that meets both the professional and personal needs of high-achieving women.    

Author Alli Worthington joins us for a conversation about how to be an emotionally healthy and confident mom. She'll help you get rid of guilt, learn how to truly take care of yourself, and make you laugh a lot too. ResourcesRemaining You While Raising Them by Alli Worthington 

Ask yourself the question: are you enjoying motherhood or are you just trying to survive?Of course you love your kids and there are wonderful parts of motherhood.But modern motherhood is too often wrapped up in unrealistic expectations, mental overload, comparison, and guilt. Every parenting book and social media account gives you a list of things you need to do if you want to be a good mom.It's no wonder mothers are increasingly reporting being burnt out and overwhelmed!It's time to let go of the myths of what a good mom needs to look like, start embracing your own style of motherhood, and make time for yourself along the way.In this episode, Jordan talks with author Alli Worthington about her new book “Remaining You While Raising Them.” Together they walk through research-based suggestions for every mom to protect her spiritual, emotional, and physical health while raising children.You'll learn:What a national survey of moms can teach us about “mom guilt”Why modern motherhood is broken and is breaking womenTips for not losing your identity in your mothering roleWhy motherhood is less about what you do and more about who you areSix simple mental health essentials for every momThe importance of discovering your own mothering styleWant to dig deeper into this topic? Check out the links mentioned in this episode:Alli's book: Remaining You While Raising ThemAlli's websiteAlli's IG: @alliworthingtonJordan's book: Embrace Your Almost

Motherhood is one of the most fulfilling yet challenging journeys a woman can embark on. It's a twenty-four seven job that is full of constant changes, ups and downs, and endless to-do lists, yet, it comes with no handbook. While our motherly instincts sometimes kick in, many times we are out here just [...]

Motherhood is often described as the most important job a woman can do. But what happens when mothers feel like they're constantly failing, exhausted, or stressed? Lisa's conversation with her co-founder of Called Creatives, author, speaker, coach, wife, and mother, Alli Worthington, reveals fundamental truths and debunks common myths about motherhood. This honest conversation between good friends will give you the courage and confidence to be the woman God has called you to be.   Links Classical Conversations Subscribe to Ministry Strong Podcast Disney Remaining You While Raising Them Called Creatives   Connect with Lisa Website Lisa Whittle - Instagram Lisa Whittle - Facebook Jesus Over Everything - Instagram   Connect with Alli Website Alli Worthington - Instagram Alli Worthington - Podcast  

Hi Friend! In today's special interview with Alli Worthington we discuss all things motherhood. Alli's new book, Remaining You While Raising Them just dropped and I had ALLLLLL the questions. Alli is a mom of 5 boys and I couldn't wait to pick her brain on trusting God in this season, tactical tips on raising kids in a fallen world, and so much more. If you are a mama (or want to become one), lean in. So much gold in this conversation. I pray it blesses you! Xo, Stef   Snag Alli's new book: https://www.amazon.com/Remaining-You-While-Raising-Them-ebook/dp/B0BN1BVX5Y Alli's Website: https://alliworthington.com/   SIGN UP FOR THE PROFITABLE PODCAST BOOTCAMP: Learn to grow your show and make money from your podcast! Mon Aug 14'th- Fri Aug 18'th 11AM MST -> https://stefaniegass.com/bootcamp   Next Steps: Watch the Free Workshop: www.podcastforgrowth.com Join the Stefanie Gass School: www.stefaniegass.com/school Grab Your Freebies: www.stefaniegass.com Join the FB Community: www.stefgasscommunity.com   >  

Are you overwhelmed by your day-to-day schedule? Do you want to live a life with more compassion? Have you wondered if there's a way to manage all of your commitments? Life can be busy, but you can handle it, and Alli Worthington has some great advice! In this conversation, we talk about: • Modern motherhood • Putting yourself first and checking your emotional health • Practical ways to take care of yourself • The importance of friendship Alli is a wife, mom and entrepreneur, she's also been a great friend to me. Alli talks about the reality of being a modern woman and why it's important to address our mindset. She explains the power of shifting our perspective and how it can help with our wellbeing. We also talk about the ways our emotional health can impact all of our relationships and how to love and lead from a place of overflow. As you listen, I hope you remember that it's okay to put yourself first, you can't pour from an empty cup, so make sure you're full and whole. And even when it feels difficult, remember that you can replace the broken soundtracks, because God is working things out for you! You are brilliant and capable friend, never forget that! You can tag us @biancaolthoff and @alliworthington, we'd love to learn more about how this episode spoke to you. Love you, B RESOURCES/LINKS Pre-Order Bianca's new book GRIT DON'T QUIT Redeem your FREE gifts when you preorder by filling out the form on this page.  ··········· Alli Worthington's website Alli's Book: Remaining You While Raising Them   Alli's Quotes: We are going to get burned out if we are not taking care of ourselves.  Self care has been hijacked by pedicures and bubble baths, but real self-care is conversations with friends, going for walks, and taking care of the little things that you need everyday.  God is always working things out for me. Joyce Meyer quote: The greatest gift that you can give your loved ones is the healthiest version of you.  ··········· Subscribe to We're Going There on your favorite podcast app so you don't miss out on any of the great topics and conversations. Don't forget to leave a loving review! Apple Spotify Google ··········· Visit biancaolthoff.com/resources to learn more about books and other resources from Bianca. ··········· Want to stay connected, join the community today. ··········· WGT email: ⁠⁠podcast@inthenameoflove.org⁠ ··········· Music by: Brad Tsushima, Instagram: @bradtsushima, email: bradtsushima94@aol.com, Spotify: “R.A.D.”

I met author Alli Worthington over a decade ago when we were both in the mommy blogging world, and I've long looked up to her as an entreprenuer and innovator in the online space. And while I was a mommy blogger back then who didn't write much about motherhood, Alli was creating conferences, writing books, and raising FIVE boys and a stepdaughter.  So of course with that kind of expertise, I am excited to share this conversation about motherhood that's aimed at the MOTHER. Alli's latest book Remaining You While Raising Them is the opposite of an instruction manual for parenting, which is what makes it so refreshing.  In this episode, Alli and I talk about mom guilt, real self care, and the different ways social media and the likes can make us feel like we're not measuring up. We also talk about our identities as mothers, the magic question Alli wants women to get in the habit of asking themselves, and why it's important to allow our kids to see us get angry sometimes. Learn more about Alli Worthington  Buy Remaining You While Raising Them Alli Worthington is known for her straight-talking encouragement and practical tools that help women reach their dreams in business and life. She is a speaker, podcaster, author, and life and business coach who launched Called Creatives, a cohort of women speakers and writers. Alli lives with her husband, Mark, and their five sons outside of Nashville with the only golden retriever who refuses to retrieve.  * SUBSCRIBE to 10 Things To Tell You so you never miss an episode! CLICK HERE for episode show notes FOLLOW @10ThingsToTellYou on Instagram FOLLOW @10ThingsToTellYou on Facebook JOIN the 10 Things To Tell You Connection Group SIGN UP for episode emails, links, and show notes JOIN the Secret Stuff Patreon BUY THE BOOK: Share Your Stuff. I'll Go First. by Laura Tremaine BUY THE BOOK: The Life Council: 10 Friends Every Woman Needs by Laura Tremaine  

Have you felt that you've lost a part of yourself since having children? Maybe even “lots of”  or “all” the parts? Motherhood changes us - and it should - but we need to consider our own emotional health and well-being just as important as that of our kids. My guest this week, mom, and author Alli Worthington, encourages us to be set free from mom-guilt by dropping some common “good mom”-myths. She invites us into confident motherhood where we can love our kids sacrificially and still stay attuned to our own needs. She even shares her Magic Question Habit to help us see ourselves more clearly.  Alli Worthington is a business coach, speaker, podcaster, and overcomer. Her latest book, Remaining Us While Raising Them releases August 8, 2023.   Connect with Alli Worthington:  Website:  https://alliworthington.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alli.worthington  Instagram:  @alliworthington  Links Mentioned:   How to Break Busy :: Alli Worthington [Ep 105] Remaining You While Raising Them: The Secret Art of Confident Motherhood by Alli Worthington   Related Episodes: Quiet Your Inner Critic and Practice Self-Compassion :: Kim Frederickson [Ep 188] Focus on Growth vs. Guilt :: Lisa Bevere [Ep 291]  Manage Your Life With Guilt-Free Confidence :: Christy Wright [Ep 192] Featured Sponsors:  Find links to this week's sponsors and unique promo codes at dontmomalone.com/sponsors. 

Joining us today is Alli Worthington, an author with an impressive grasp on a familiar topic close to many hearts - mom guilt. Navigating her successful career while parenting her five boys, Alli has experienced firsthand the societal pressures all mothers face. Alli's groundbreaking national survey investigating the pains of motherhood led to her latest thought-provoking book, 'Remaining You While Raising Them'. In this episode, you'll learn how to: Navigate the societal pressures amplifying mom guilt. Unmask the hidden ways social media fuels mom guilt. Shine a light on the importance of self-care and setting defined boundaries. Explore the strategies to promote resilience and independence in children. Appreciate the inherent value in friendships and support systems for mothers. The key moments in this episode are:00:00:00 - The Overwhelming Burden of Mom Guilt00:02:38 - The Brokenness of Modern Motherhood00:05:19 - The Impact of Social Media on Mom Guilt00:07:30 - Trusting Yourself as a Mom00:14:49 - Taking Care of Our Needs00:16:18 - Disentangling Our Identity00:18:33 - The Importance of Letting Go00:19:31 - Challenges for Single Mothers00:29:25 - The Importance of Self-Care for Moms00:31:26 - Investing in Friendships00:32:37 - Setting Boundaries as a Mom00:34:47 - Finding Moments of Joy and Rest00:37:34 - Developing Resilience in KidsSPONSORS:Skip trips to the grocery store and count on HelloFresh to make home cooking easy, fun, AND affordable – that's why it's America's #1 meal kit!. Click here and use code 50drmeg for 50% off plus free shipping!FROM THE PRODUCERIf you found today's content helpful, please consider sharing it with another parent and subscribing to stay updated on future episodes. You can also visit DrMegMeeker.com for free resources and the chance to sign up for parenting coaching.Get social with Dr. Meg on Facebook & Instagram @MegMeekerMDABOUT OUR GUESTAlli lives with her husband, Mark, and their five sons outside of Nashville with the only golden retriever who refuses to retrieve. www.AlliWorthington.com Instagram: @AlliWorthington Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Joining us today is Alli Worthington, an author with an impressive grasp on a familiar topic close to many hearts - mom guilt. Navigating her successful career while parenting her five boys, Alli has experienced firsthand the societal pressures all mothers face. Alli's groundbreaking national survey investigating the pains of motherhood led to her latest thought-provoking book, 'Remaining You While Raising Them'.  In this episode, you'll learn how to: Navigate the societal pressures amplifying mom guilt. Unmask the hidden ways social media fuels mom guilt. Shine a light on the importance of self-care and setting defined boundaries. Explore the strategies to promote resilience and independence in children. Appreciate the inherent value in friendships and support systems for mothers. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - The Overwhelming Burden of Mom Guilt 00:02:38 - The Brokenness of Modern Motherhood 00:05:19 - The Impact of Social Media on Mom Guilt 00:07:30 - Trusting Yourself as a Mom 00:14:49 - Taking Care of Our Needs 00:16:18 - Disentangling Our Identity 00:18:33 - The Importance of Letting Go 00:19:31 - Challenges for Single Mothers 00:29:25 - The Importance of Self-Care for Moms 00:31:26 - Investing in Friendships 00:32:37 - Setting Boundaries as a Mom 00:34:47 - Finding Moments of Joy and Rest 00:37:34 - Developing Resilience in Kids FROM THE PRODUCER If you found today's content helpful, please consider sharing it with another parent and subscribing to stay updated on future episodes. You can also visit DrMegMeeker.com for free resources and the chance to sign up for parenting coaching. Get social with Dr. Meg on Facebook & Instagram @MegMeekerMD ABOUT OUR GUEST Alli lives with her husband, Mark, and their five sons outside of Nashville with the only golden retriever who refuses to retrieve. www.AlliWorthington.com Instagram: @AlliWorthington Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I'm sad to say that we're wrapping up our Collaboration Over Competition series, but we are finishing strong! My guests today are two of my dear friends, Lisa Whittle and Alli Worthington, founders of the organization Called Creatives. Called Creatives is a private coaching community with hands-on training for those who want to write and speak with influence and impact. With a growing membership base of more than 500, Called Creatives provides opportunities for mastermind groups, publishing support, private events, and so much more! In today's episode, we talk about how Alli and Lisa meld their gifts together, how they work to overcome any feelings of jealousy, and what it looks like for them to collaborate with one another. I asked Lisa and Alli how the idea for Called Creatives came to be, and let me just say, I wish I had a personality like Alli. Alli decided she wanted to do a membership site for creative women who wanted to write and speak because nothing like it existed for women in that area. With no fear or hesitation, Alli immediately got started but she didn't want to do it alone. Alli prayed about the idea, and less than five minutes later, the Lord spoke very clearly to her: “It's Lisa”. Lisa, on the other hand, was a bit more hesitant about collaborating with anyone because she said she really struggles to trust others. In fact, Lisa told Alli that she did not trust her when Alli first asked! Lisa says although she was afraid, she knew she just needed to take one step. Lisa reminds us that initial fear and not feeling “all in” in the early stages of something doesn't mean we shouldn't just start. See how it goes! Do it afraid.  Together, Alli and Lisa are thriving as teammates. Within their community of 500 members, more than THIRTY books will be published by the end of this year! That's what intentionally choosing to collaborate can do! I hope you have enjoyed this series and that you have a new perspective on the decision to choose collaboration over competition, wherever in your life competition may start to creep in.Connect with JamieFacebook //  Instagram // YouTubeGET ALL THE LINKS FROM THE SHOW HERE