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ADHD, high functioning anxiety and perfectionist-based procrastination go together like peanut butter, jelly and banana. We're former hard-working, top-of our class, good girls who masked our high functioning anxiety our whole lives, and then we became mothers, and the masks are falling apart. They are WORN OUT. And we just can't keep them together anymore.Today, I'm going to share a story with you about motherhood and anxiety so you can KNOW for sure that there are others out there like you. You're not alone. And either am I. “My other daughter” was originally read on stage at The Boulder Theater for the national show, Listen To Your Mother. Former Chicago-girl, Stacey Hutson, now lives  in Golden with her husband and two still slightly helpless daughters, ages 4 and 6. Stacey wanted to be a mom her whole life. Which is why she was so confused when motherhood was not the rainbows and sunshine she always imagined it would be. Her nervous system was overwhelmed, her house was a disaster, and she couldn't understand why she was so nostalgic for her fun, spontaneous pre-mom life. That's why she created the Mother Plus Podcast with Stephanie Sprenger to give a voice to the too much moms who feel like they are failing at motherhood, and don't want to fail anymore. Stacey discovered LTYM five years ago when she needed it most. She made a promise to herself that night that she would one day be in the show. Four shows later, she has been here every year, pinching herself, alongside the most incredible cast of women.If you're looking for your people -- the ones who get your time blindness, always-late-ness,  obsessive, excited, but easily distracted nature -- then please join us in the ADHD Moms Club. This THURSDAY, May 23rd, we'll be having our first virtual Body Doubling Meetup. Bring your laundry, bring your bills, bring your kids. It's super casual. The idea is that we will accomplish much more together than apart. Again, click here to join for free and attend: https://www.motherplusser.com/offers/vuz3iqfT/checkoutMOTHER PLUS INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/mother_plus_podcast/MOTHER PLUS FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/motherpluspodcastMOTHER PLUS PERMISSION SLIP: https://www.motherplusser.com/Permission-SlipMOTHER PLUS NEWSLETTER: https://www.motherplusser.com/signup-pageMOTHER PLUS BLOG: https://www.motherplusser.com/blog

Impostor syndrome for creatives is a real thing—today we approach it through the angle of writing, and our tendency to say, "I'm not a real writer."What pulls you to feel the need to write/create/sing/paint? Many of us do these things because we simply feel like we have to, like there is something inside that needs to get out—it's a catharsis. We talk about the obstacles that hold us back from claiming our titles—"I am a writer/painter/dancer"—and prevent us from putting our creations out into the world. The inner critic is a common saboteur for creative moms: "Who am I to share this? This has been done before; this is taking time away from my family/work/housework..."We are excited to introduce you to the Emerging Writers Essay Workshop—a two-part Zoom workshop where we guide you through the process of creating a story and get it out into the world. Creating in community brings accountability, inspiration, and support—ditch the excuses and join us in November. Steph reads an essay she wrote last spring, and describes the process of writing and publishing it in Mutha Magazine. In this Stace and Steph episode, we discuss writing, impostor syndrome, and our tendency as mothers to diminish our talents, succumb to our inner critic, and find excuses to prevent us from doing the thing we feel pulled to do. We are teaming up with Steph's LTYM co-producer Megan Vos to bring you a two-part virtual essay workshop on November 16th and 30th. The workshops take place from 7-8:30 pm MST but will be recorded for those who can't attend live. Learn about what to expect from The Emerging Writers Workshop and sign up before November 9th to snag early bird pricing. Get details and reserve your spot here. MOTHER PLUS INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/mother_plus_podcast/MOTHER PLUS FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/motherpluspodcastMOTHER PLUS PERMISSION SLIP: https://www.motherplusser.com/Permission-SlipMOTHER PLUS NEWSLETTER: https://www.motherplusser.com/signup-pageMOTHER PLUS BLOG: https://www.motherplusser.com/blog

Susanne Kerns is a podcaster and humor writer living in Austin, Texas with her husband and two children. Her work has been featured in Scary Mommy, Redbook, Today Parents and several parenting anthologies, including the NYT bestselling I Just Want to Pee Alone series. She co-produced, and performed in, the "Listen to Your Mother" show in Austin, Texas. She's currently writing her first non-fiction book to help other women to deal with the identity crisis that can come with giving up your career to become a stay-at-home mom. She co-hosts the Mom & ... Podcast with Missy Stevens, which also focuses on helping moms define themselves outside of "mom." In 2017, she started the group, "Informed Parents of Austin," to advocate for LGBTQIA+ students, families and staff in her school district. Susanne uses her "privilege of safety" to be the megaphone for children in the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as for their parents. When people do not feel safe enough to speak, Susanne volunteers to speak for them. Her efforts have paid off. For example, her local school district will be teaching an inclusive, science-backed sex education program this term. Susanne works hard to use her core values to inform her life decisions. Missy Stevens is a writer, foster child advocate and podcaster. Her past life includes stints as a corporate community relations manager and non-profit communications writer. These days, Missy is an aspiring novelist, slowly working on endless revisions of her first manuscript. Her work has been featured in local and national online publications, as well as in the stage production, "Listen to Your Mother." Missy, a native Austinite, lives with her husband, two sons, two dogs and "too many plants. Just kidding. There is no such thing as too many plants." Missy admonishes listeners to not wait to do what you want to do. At-home moms can start before their children leave home to hone their skills or build new ones. She uses her considerable skills as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) to help children who cannot speak for themselves. It is emotional work, and Missy understands that she cannot take care of herself or others without proper sleep and rest. "I can't do what really matters to me if I don't take rest time. I unpacked a lot of guilt over that." Missy--and we--are better off when we practice self-care. These two women are inspiring and insightful each week on their fantastic Mom & ... Podcast. Learn more at https://momandpodcast.com/. Here are links to some things mentioned during the episode: Listen to Your Mother (LTYM) Show: https://listentoyourmothershow.com/ Susanne's LTYM performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCd92XF-0kU&list=PL5oPQWgVdsDk53yC_eChWcMyA0NFXwix2 Missy's LTYM performance: https://youtu.be/FSxjHKH69-o Ann Imig's new coaching site: https://listenlifecoaching.com/ Informed Parents of Austin: http://informedparentsofaustin.com/ Jen Mann of "I Just Want to Pee Alone": https://www.facebook.com/peopleiwanttopunchinthethroat & https://www.facebook.com/IJustWantToPeeAlone - Our podcast episode discussing her new "Midlife Bites" book is here: https://momandpodcast.com/midlife-bites-jen-mann/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maria-leonard-olsen/support

Gregg's Guide to New Music: Episode 353Gregg highly recommends checking out and supporting the following bands and musicians. Links to findmore from them and purchase their music are posted below.LTYM–https://linktr.ee/lovethoseyoumissDead Pony–https://www.deadponyband.com/PEAKS!–https://peaks.komi.io/Petrol Girls–https://www.petrolgirls.com/,https://petrolgirls.bandcamp.com/lostboy–https://www.thatbandlostboy.com/Lauren Hibberd–https://www.lauranhibberd.com/Bayside–https://www.baysidebayside.com/Two Trains Left–https://linktr.ee/twotrainsleftThe Dollyrots–http://dollyrots.com/MOD SUN–https://modsunmusic.com/

Gregg's Guide to New Music: Episode 353 Gregg highly recommends checking out and supporting the following bands and musicians. Links to find more from them and purchase their music are posted below. LTYM – https://linktr.ee/lovethoseyoumiss Dead Pony – https://www.deadponyband.com/ PEAKS! – https://peaks.komi.io/ Petrol Girls – https://www.petrolgirls.com/, https://petrolgirls.bandcamp.com/ lostboy – https://www.thatbandlostboy.com/ Lauren Hibberd – https://www.lauranhibberd.com/ Bayside – https:// www.baysidebayside.com/ Two Trains Left – https://linktr.ee/twotrainsleft The Dollyrots – http://dollyrots.com/ MOD SUN – https://modsunmusic.com/

Gregg's Guide to New Music: Episode 353 Gregg highly recommends checking out and supporting the following bands and musicians. Links to find more from them and purchase their music are posted below. LTYM – https://linktr.ee/lovethoseyoumiss Dead Pony – https://www.deadponyband.com/ PEAKS! – https://peaks.komi.io/ Petrol Girls – https://www.petrolgirls.com/, https://petrolgirls.bandcamp.com/ lostboy – https://www.thatbandlostboy.com/ Lauren Hibberd – https://www.lauranhibberd.com/ Bayside – https:// www.baysidebayside.com/ Two Trains Left – https://linktr.ee/twotrainsleft The Dollyrots – http://dollyrots.com/ MOD SUN – https://modsunmusic.com/

In this episode, we talk about:Writing during early motherhood as an avenue for creativity and connectionThe birth of Listen to Your Mother and the creation of an unparalleled community.The beauty of using your strengths to follow your ease, instead of your joy.The impact of positive psychology on Ann's life and career.“I am not an expert, but I have something to share.”: the value of beginner's mind, staying curious, and finding your “why.”Ann Imig is a writer, speaker, performer and positive psychology coach who spends most of her time feeding her sons and vacuuming cat litter. In 2010 she created the nationwide storytelling series and book titled LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER. A decade later LTYM continues Giving Motherhood A Microphone on stages all over the country (60 cities to date, and counting!). Find out more about coaching with Ann at ListenLifeCoaching.ComOther resources:https://viacharacter.org

What is Listen To Your Mother, and how does it link Stace & Steph?LTYM brings a realness to motherhood that gives women permission to express ALL of it: the good, the bad, and the ugly?What is the value of moms sharing their stories about motherhood?  How can YOU get involved in sharing your stories or connecting with LTYM?In this Stace + Steph episode, Stacey interviews Stephanie about her experience as Executive Producer of Listen To Your Mother Boulder. Listen To Your Mother is the live storytelling show that gives Mother's Day a microphone. Founded by Ann Imig, you can find a LTYM show in cities across the country, and can even apply for a license to produce a show in your own city. LTYM is for everyone—if you have a mom, are a mom, or know a mom, you have a story to tell. Shows take the audience on a well-crafted journey filled with humor, poignant moments, and lots of nods of recognition. You can attend LTYM Boulder on Saturday, May 7th, at the Boulder Theater. Tickets available here: https://www.axs.com/events/401725/listen-to-your-mother-ticketsLearn more about licensing a show in your city: https://miracleor2.com/listen-to-your-mother/

Cette semaine, Alex et Marco reçoivent la formation LTYM . Dans ce podcast on parle du début du band, l'arrivé de Steph et de Dan dans le band, de suicide, de composition, de tourner des clips, d'expérience studio et plein d'autre truc super le fun!chansons : Morning Flowers, EarthBonne écoute! Liens : www.dubruitamesoreilles.ca

In this episode I am talking with Ann Imig, the founder of the nationwide storytelling series and book LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER. A decade later LTYM continues Giving Motherhood A Microphone on stages all over the country (60 cities to date, and counting!).  "In 2010 Ann decided Mother's Day was lacking; instead of being solely a retail-driven holiday, the focus should be family.  By brining our community together to share personal stories abut our mothers, we could get back to the core of why mothering is important. That year she organized a live reading, and so "Listen To Your Mother" was born. Like the live readings, the anthology Listen To Your Mother is a brutally honest look at modern motherhood.  It showcases the experiences of ordinary people of different races, genders, and ages and takes readers on a journey through mother in all of its complexity, diversity and humor.  ...the contributors' stories share their experiences with adoption, assimilation, and emptying nests; first-time motherhood, foster parenting, and infertility; LGBTQ parenting, special needs parenting, and surrogacy; step-mothering, never mothering, and mothering through illness. Whether you are one, have one, or know one, Listen To Your Mother is an emotional whirlwind that is guaranteed to entertain, amuse, and enlighten." - Listen To Your Mother, What She Said Then, What We're Saying Now, edited by Ann Imig Ann is an also an award-winning writer, speaker, and performer who spends most of her time signing permission slips and sweeping up cat litter. www.annimig.com Listen To Your Mother: What She Said Then, What We're Saying Now, edited by Ann Imig

In May, I participated in a Listen To Your Mother event. Have you heard of Listen To Your Mother? You may have heard my interview with LTYM founder Ann Imig from last fall, or perhaps you've been in the audience of one of the 41 shows that takes place throughout the country. Or, maybe you've run across the LTYM YouTube channel, with their hundreds of talks from the last 7 years! Or the book. And even with all that, if you haven't heard of LTYM, now you know. And now you've gotta get yourself to one of these events! in this episode I talk with three people who took part in this spring's Twin Cities show - Junita Flowers, Vikki Reich and Liz Sjaastad. Enjoy!

Jenny's made a career of helping as many people as possible. As the former head of regional chapters of the YWCA, Head Start, Susan G Komen for the Cure, and the Lakeland Health Foundation, JENNY MINER is a dedicated advocate for women, LGBT, victims of domestic violence, racism, child abuse, and disadvantaged minorities in southwest Michigan. Yeah, but she grew up an upper class white girl in a nice leafy suburb of Grand Rapids. And currently she’s Executive Director of Water Street Glassworks, a nonprofit school for the arts in Benton Harbor. Huh? Fear not, she’ll explain it all for us. Also this week: Vacation is over and we’re both still coping with Michigan State’s shocking ouster from the NCAA Tournament. March Madness, indeed. Maybe a visit to a Russian bathhouse for a rubdown from a guy named Vasili will help…or attending Easter “Ass Mass.” Kelsch needs all the help he can get since this podcast is now affecting his day job. JENNY MINER Jenny serves on Benton Harbor’s Downtown Development Authority, is treasurer of the Twin City Players local theatre group, and was selected to participate in the first nationwide Listen to Your Mother program in 2015 (feel inadequate yet?). She’s also a certified grant writer, a non-profit consultant, a wife, and the mother of two teenage girls. AND she was able to accomplish all this despite the scars of dating one of us in high school. Check out: WATER STREET GLASSWORKS: www.waterstreetglassworks.org TWIN CITY PLAYERS: www.twincityplayers.org LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER: www.listentoyourmothershow.com Jenny’s LTYM appearance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT4H9B-8L_c MIDDLEGROUND: The Podcast – Midlife. Midwest. Middle of Everything. Chris & Chris are a couple guys trying to sort shit out and find some balance. Now on iTunes AND Stitcher - Subscribe to MIDDLEGROUND! facebook.com/middlegroundthepodcast twitter.com/MGthepodcast IG: middleground_the_podcast Email us! chrisandchrismg@gmail.com

We're back and new. We've made some changes to the show and would love some feedback on the new style. We've Got a better sound and the video quality has improved. So let us know what you think. On this brand new episode of LTYM we ae talking about Student Leadership. We different ways to do it, we also share how we're doing it at Saddleback. Check it out!! Don't forget to subscribe. Also, don't forget to register for the Simply Youth Ministry Conference. GO to symc16.com Now!!!

Today’s guest – Ann Imig – blogger (Ann’s Rants), humorist, performer and the creator of the Listen To Your Mother events (and author of the book of the same name) – is living out the idea of sharing our stories. LTYM, a live event that brings voice to people’s experiences with motherhood. And this has grown tremendously in the past 6 years, with shows in 41 cities throughout North America. Ann is funny, insightful, determined – and bringing her mission of live storytelling to life.

Those among your volunteers who lead small groups are vital to your ministry. So we thought we'd spend a little time talking about a few gifts your leaders need you to give them. Their longevity deepens on it.

In this episode, We discuss things you should be doing with your volunteers seasonal and ongoing recruiting.  Send Questions To talkyouthministry@gmail.com Also, rate us wherever you're listening to us. You help us reach more youth workers who may need to be encouraged. 

Hey #ymnation we are committed to keeping the show 20min. We are mindful of your time, and love sharing what we're learning with you. Share and Subscribe!!!!!! 1. Don't over think, but think.2. It's about them, not you.3. The comparison game is a killer.Make sure you rate us. You will help other youth workers find us and be encouraged.

We have more students in small groups than we do on the weekend. So for the next two shows we will be talking about small groups. This week we answer the question. What will attract a student to join a small group? Remember, click the button and subscribe. And send your questions and comments to talkyouthministry@gmail.com.Also, remember to rate us. Help other youth workers find some encouragement.Thanks for listening!!  

In this episode, we inquire the wisdom of three women serving in youth ministry. We discuss youth ministry being dominated by males, how to make sure everyone is being ministered to and being single in ministry. Don't forget to subscribe.   Topic:Single in ministry.Navigating a male dominated industry.Help you were encouraged. Also, rate us and help other youth workers find some encouragement. 

AC and Kurt shares two tips each on how to navigate tough conversations. Thanks for listening!! 

This episode we talk about what to do when your attendance takes a dive, and ways to become a better a great leader. We also have a special guest on the show!! Remember to email us your questions at talkyouthministry@gmail.com

We go to the email bag in this episode. We discuss what do you do when the ministry is not what you thought, and disgruntled parents. Send Questions To talkyouthministry@gmail.com.

In this episode, we talk about small churches and some of the traps we find ourselves in as youth workers. You can send questions to talkyouthministry@gmail.com.

In this episode, we give some thoughts and ideas on events. We would love to hear from you. So if you have a question email: talkyouthministry@gmail.com

In this episode, we discuss modesty in youth group when it comes to clothing by the pool. We also discuss ministry grade transitions. Subscribe to receive new episodes to your inbox!!!! Send Questions To talkyouthministry@gmail.com.

This episode we had a special guest, Steve Adams. He is our children pastor at Saddleback. We discuss the importance of building relationships. Send Questions To talkyouthministry@gmail.com.

AC and Kurt discuss how to keep the momentum of life groups launch rolling and also how do we handle parents concerning life groups. Subscribe!! 

This week we give four tips to the youth worker, who feels a little bit disgruntled about how they are being treated by leadership. Subscribe!!!

This episode we give the top 6 areas we would train our small group leaders in, and AC interviews a parent on their expectations concerning small groups. Subscribe!! 

Why does the inner judge in our brains automatically default to negativity? We assume the worst and let our insecurities lead the way. How does this inner judge interfere with our friendships? And what can we do to create curiosity instead of negativity?Ann Imig, creator and author of LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER, and life coach at Listen Life Coaching, is here with practical tools that will help keep the judge at bay. Ann encourages "curiosity, celebrating, and savoring" in our friendships, "showing up when you show up," and utilizing the words and mindset of "tell me more."We also discussed the role Ann (indirectly) played in my decision to start writing about friendship in 2014!Meet Ann Imig: Ann is an award-winning founder and speaker with numerous national media and stage appearances. As a certified coach at Listen Life Coaching she guides young adults (and their parents) to crush their goals, fuel their joy, and boost their confidence in a bright future. In 2010 she created the storytelling series and book titled LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER. Almost 15 years later, LTYM continues Giving Motherhood A Microphone on stages across North America (70 cities and counting). Ann's motherhood story stars 2 sons, ages 17 & 20 with her husband Ben.Special offer for Fans of Dear Nina: Experience the life-changing experience of coaching with Ann for free (no strings attached!). Dear Nina listeners receive a full 50-min discovery session rather than the typical half-hour consult. ListenLifeCoaching.comLET'S CONNECT ON ALL THINGS FRIENDSHIP:My Substack newsletter about friendship & moreInstagram , TikTok,  Twitter, Youtube, Threads, BlueskyJOIN the Dear Nina Facebook group Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands