Podcasts about purposeful parenting

 It's summer time and here on Youth Culture Matters we're devoting our time to shorter episodes where we're talking about "Purposeful Parenting." We'll be addressing timely topics to encourage and equip you as parents to help your kids navigate their world in ways that bring honor and glory to God. Take a few minutes to listen in today as Walt Mueller shares ways to talk to your kids about making wise as opposed to foolish choices.

 It's summer time and here on Youth Culture Matters we're devoting our time to shorter episodes where we're talking about "Purposeful Parenting." We'll be addressing timely topics to encourage and equip you as parents to help your kids navigate their world in ways that bring honor and glory to God. Take a few minutes to listen in today as Walt Mueller shares ways to talk to your kids about biblical sexuality during this "Pride Month."

On this episode hosts Holly Newton and Dina Deleasa-Gonsar chatted with Courtney DeFeo, author and podcast host of Pardon the Mess.  Courtney DeFeo is a Southern girl who loves Jesus and lives to help families shine His light in everyday life. Born and raised near Atlanta, Georgia and a proud Auburn University alum, Courtney has called several places home—including Orlando, Florida (where she basically lived at the Magic Kingdom) and now Colleyville, Texas. Georgia and South Carolina still hold a special place in her heart, as that's where her family roots run deep.Jesus has completely changed Courtney's life, and now she's on a mission to encourage other moms through the real, beautiful, and sometimes messy journey of faith and parenting. Whether she's sharing practical tools, creative ideas for teaching kids about Jesus, or honest encouragement for weary moms, Courtney is all about helping families grow in faith and live with joy.She's passionate about finding fun and meaningful ways to put love into action and connecting women with resources that make parenting a little easier—and a lot more grace-filled.Connect with Courtney on her website and Instagram.Connect with She Lives FearlessConnect with Hosts Holly Newton and Dina Deleasa-Gonsar on their websitesConnect with Hosts Holly Newton and Dina Deleasa-Gonsar on Instagram

In this encouraging episode of BaseCamp Live, Davies Owens is joined by Joanna Hensley, Lower School Headmaster at Wilson Hill Academy, mom of six, and passionate classical educator. Together, they explore what it means to be intentional curators of our children's education—without letting school overwhelm the joy of home life.Through her personal journey—from studying Latin as a college student to parenting across continents—Joanna shares practical wisdom for finding balance between school and family, reclaiming restful weekends, and reframing education as a community-supported endeavor.

Join Pastor Cameron and Delia as they give tips on raising children in a godly way. Children are a blessing from God!

In this episode, Harriett takes you down the Yellow Brick Road.  Join her today and see what Dorothy and her 3 companions (the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion), can share regarding Purposeful Parenting.

Recorded June 19, 2024 Evening

It's summer and with everything going on, this is a good time to rebroadcast some of the earlier episodes that you may or may not have heard. In this episode, which aired in August 2020; Harriett tells you what Purposeful Parenting is and talks about the ONE source that contains all the principles needed to help you "Parent on Purpose."

Recorded May 29, 2024

Recorded June 5, 2024

Recorded June 12, 2024

Jean Barnes - Purposeful Parenting by Bill and Sandi Griffin

Harriett's husband, Dennis interviews her in this milestone episode.... EP  200.  Find out how Purposeful Parenting came about as well as some other things about Harriett, the person behind the podcast.  

Faithful discipleship begins with a wholehearted allegiance to God.

In this heartwarming episode of our Parent Support Call series, airing every Tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m., we delve deep into the art of mindful and purposeful parenting, with a special focus on navigating the challenges of dinner time with children. Join us as we share the transformative story of a family striving to make mealtime a source of joy and connection, despite the hurdles of different parenting styles and a child's selective eating habits. Discover how intentionality and open communication led to a breakthrough strategy for dealing with picky eating, fostering a peaceful dinner environment where every family member feels heard and respected. Our conversation illuminates the importance of creating pre-approved meal options and the benefits of Try It Tuesdays, aiming to encourage children to explore new foods while still catering to their preferences. We also touch on the wider implications of these parenting strategies, from enhancing family bonding to teaching valuable life skills such as cooking and self-sufficiency. Additionally, we explore the power of family meetings in tackling chores and responsibilities, setting the stage for effective co-parenting and team-based parenting approaches, regardless of the family dynamics. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for parents and caregivers seeking to navigate the complexities of raising children with empathy, understanding, and a dash of creativity. Whether you're dealing with mealtime challenges, seeking to improve family communication, or simply looking to enrich your parenting journey, this discussion offers practical tips and heartfelt advice to support you every step of the way. Tune in to be inspired by stories of compromise, adaptation, and the collective quest for a harmonious family life. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that promises to transform your approach to parenting and mealtime into an adventure of growth and joy for the whole family. www.momsupportcorner.com Connect with me: linktr.ee/momsupportcorner --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/momsupportcoach/support

In this episode, we delve into the art of dealing with life's unforeseen challenges and the beauty of embracing change. Join us as we explore the personal journey of our host, Alysia, who shares her experiences of learning to pivot gracefully in the face of life's curveballs. Despite her love for routine and structure, Alysia reveals how she cultivated a mindset of flexibility and acceptance, prioritizing peace above all. We discuss the importance of adapting to life's new realities, the role of neurodiversity in shaping our responses to change, and practical strategies for fostering resilience and growth in both parents and children. Whether you're navigating the complexities of parenting neurodiverse children or simply looking to find peace in the chaos, this episode offers valuable insights and tools for turning life's challenges into opportunities for transformation and growth. Plus, don't miss our upcoming events, including a communication workshop and the Purposeful Parenting 1.0 course (for more info, go to alysialyons.com/register), designed to support you further on your journey. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that will leave you equipped to face whatever life throws your way with grace and optimism. www.momsupportcorner.com Connect with me: linktr.ee/momsupportcorner --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/momsupportcoach/support

Parenting our children and teens in ways that brings out the best in them and in ourselves requires intentionality, mindfulness and a commitment . These are the pillars in purposeful parenting that I talk about in this episode. These pillars will help guide us as we take on the kind of parenting required for 2024 and beyond. The issues and challenges that many children face in today's world are so rampant that there is no chance that parenting can be justified to remain the same. Parenting should evolve. Stagnant parents will be left behind and I am glad that we are choosing not to stay stagnant. We are evolving and purposeful parents EPP

There are benefits when you practice gratitude.  Gratitude helps your child's overall well-being when he/she practices it.   Harriett covers some of these benefits in this episode of Purposeful Parenting.

Welcome back to the Chasing Brighter Podcast. This month we are focused on teen parenting!  Today we are talking to Alex Linderman, a Clinical Professional Counselor and founder of Building Hope Counseling, to discuss parenting teens. He currently offers a class called "Parenting with Purpose" through is practice.  In this episode you will hear about: His personal experiences with loss and connecting with other dads Helping kids in becoming intrinsically motivated Giving your teen autonomy at home Building an independent young adult Teaching kids to appreciate the world around them and their local community Taking time to truly listen to your child Learning to spend less time on your electronic devices and more time with your kids Continue your self-discovery: IG @chasingbrighter | Blog www.chasingbrighter.com Click here to get a copy of out October Book Club Book: "How to Talk So Teens Will Listen and Listen So Teens Will Talk" our Book Club episode airs on October 26th!  Fuel Your Body With Warrior Strong Wellness: Use code CHASINGBRIGHTER for 10% off   

In this episode, I introduce my friend Stephanie Lammers, and we discuss the importance of creating a safe, healthy space for our children and how prophetic parenting plays a huge part in that. This is episode 1 of 3 in the Prophetic Parenting, Joy Filled Purpose, and Cancelling Comparison series. Prophetic and Purposeful Parenting Discovering Joy in Your Lane Cancelling Comparison Learn more, plus get free resources at https://andiandrew.com/  Stephanie's Website - https://www.wildfireleadership.com/ Stephanie's Book - https://www.amazon.com/DISCOVERING-YOUR-LANE-Stephanie-Lammers/dp/B09X2KNW9H Stephanie's Instagram - @empower_stephaniela

Let's talk about parenting for a purpose in this new series from the Daron Earlewine Podcast Get Daron's Book, The Death of a Dream HERE ➡️ https://rb.gy/a9ifwi  =============================

In this podcast episode featuring Slovie Jungreis-Wolff, the importance of social bias, alignment in parent-child relationships, and the challenges of modern parenting are explored. Slovie discusses her new book's themes of purposeful parenting, gratitude, and unity. She highlights the significance of trust, genuine connections, and technology's role in child development. The episode touches on the missing aspects in today's parenting, the roles of fathers and mothers in Yiddishkeit, and techniques for nurturing leadership skills. The takeaway emphasizes creating compassionate, purpose-driven homes that nurture each child's potential and inspire the future generation through patient and dedicated parenting. [0:00] Unmasking the Significance of Social Bias [1:32] Igniting Creativity: The Spark Behind This Book [7:28] Behind the Scenes: Tackling the Toughest Chapter [13:37] Unveiling the Vacation Paradox: Where's the Fun? [16:26] Bridging the Gap: What's Missing in Today's World [22:00] Unlocking Happy Homes: The Ultimate Keychain [28:28] Loyalty: The Unseen Glue Binding Relationships [31:06] Peek into the Future: Decoding Your Children's Actions [34:41] Parental Roles Deconstructed: Father vs. Mother [39:52] Forging Future Leaders: Nurturing Your Children's Leadership Skills Special thanks to Mosaica Press for sponsoring this episode. You can purchase this book, and check out the other amazing books by Mosaica Press at https://mosaicapress.com/product/the-soul-of-parenting --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yair-menchel/message

Over the two-and-a-half years I've been writing The New Fatherhood, I've had conversations with some great thinkers and doers that have made me consider fatherhood, and my experience of being a dad, in a new light. I've featured some of these exchanges in the newsletter before, but thanks to recent advances in AI I've been able to take old recordings and whip them up into near-studio quality.As a parent, I know your time is precious, and am grateful for every minute you spend here. I wanted to find a way to share these interviews in a fatherhood-friendly way—because ain't nobody got time for a two-hour unedited conversation. After reading the average school run was 28 minutes long, I'm aiming for each episode to hit this length. That way, you should be able to fit it in whilst on your way home, or to work, after dropping off the kids. Each discussion will come with a companion essay, which can always be found at https://www.thenewfatherhood.org/podcastWe're opening this series with author Daniel H. Pink. Our conversation was recorded early last year after the release of his wonderful book The Power of Regret, which invited readers to consider this often-maligned emotion in a new light. I've got more episodes in the can that will be gracing your ears soon, covering the same topics we regularly return to here. You can expect one new episode every month—that feels like a cadence that won't destroy me?!—and I'm beyond excited to share them with you. A very special thank you to Max McCabe who is taking the reins on the audio production and killing it right out of the gate.Quotes:"Parenting is offering something beyond hedonic pleasure-driven satisfaction. It's delivering something more important, it's delivering meaning, it's delivering purpose, it's delivering love." - Daniel Pink"Very few people regretted having a kid even though we know from other research that when we have kids, that when we're raising kids, you know, the first 20 years or so that having kids actually reduces our day-to-day hedonic satisfaction and well-being." - Daniel PinkTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction and Kevin Maguire's admiration for Pink's work.00:54 - The scientific approach to understanding regret.08:22 - Few people regret having children despite challenges.09:44 - Rarity of regrets about not having children.10:06 - Confessions of marital infidelity from submissions to the World Regret Survey.13:37 - Educational divide and its impact on parenting styles.15:01 - Encouragement to take action and try new things as a parent.15:32 - The importance of a slight bias for action.16:20 - Challenges and considerations in deciding to have children.16:33 - Comparing regrets of bad marriages to regrets of having children.Key LinksFind out more about Daniel PinkBuy The Power of Regret Get full access to The New Fatherhood at www.thenewfatherhood.org/subscribe

In today's episode I chat with third time guest John Sovec. John is a speaker, motivator, author, therapist & coach. Today John shares his insight, perspective and knowledge on the process of supporting ⁠#lgbtqia⁠+ youth and their families during the coming out/coming in process. John also shares some details on his brand new book, Out: A Parent's Guide to Supporting Your #LGBTQIA+ Kid Through Coming Out & Beyond⁠ We also talk about how sexuality can effect ones mental health, why it's so important for parent's to learn how to listen and support their LGBTQIA+ child as well as tips on how to best navigate raising an LQBTQIA+ kid. --------------------------------------------------- Follow John: Instagram- @johnsovectherapy Twitter: @JohnSovec Website: https://www.johnsovec.com/ Purchase the Book: Out: A Parent's Guide to Supporting Your #LGBTQIA+ Kid Through Coming Out & Beyond ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Do you ever struggle to get your kids to sleep in their own beds? My conversation with Rebecca Linney, author of The Growing Bed, might be just what you need. Rebecca shares her deeply personal story of raising a son who was smaller than average and faced challenges doing things his friends could do. Her book was written to help kids understand children who are neuro diverse, and to show everyone that every child has value.Rebecca's personal experience with her husband's undiagnosed autism inspired the creation of The Growing Bed. During our chat, we discuss how her son's sleep cycles improved when he was introduced to the concept of the growing bed, and how this idea can foster independence, self-empowerment, empathy, and teach children the consequences of their actions. As adults, it's important for us to prioritize sleep too – something Rebecca learned firsthand while supporting her husband. Don't miss this insightful conversation that's packed with practical tips for improving sleep for the entire family!Support the show

Are you feeling overwhelmed and stressed out by the daily challenges of life? Today's episode offers a unique approach to help you diffuse stress and gain control over your emotional and psychological well-being. Listen in as I chat with Amanda Kate, a kinesiologist and archetypal life coach from Melbourne, Australia, who shares her expertise in blending kinesiology and coaching to create transformative changes in your life. Amanda takes us on a journey to explore the power of kinesiology and how it can reset our gut, emotions, and overall well-being. We dive into the importance of taking a 'reality check' and investing in our health, while also trusting ourselves and our inner wisdom to guide us through parenting and life's challenges. This episode is filled with insights and valuable tips on breaking free from stress and embracing a more balanced life.Finally, Amanda and I celebrate the beauty of the moment and discuss special needs parenting and professionalism. We emphasize the importance of being real, authentic, and considerate while doing business and teaching others. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with Amanda Kate and learn how to make lasting changes in your life by embracing kinesiology and archetypal coaching. Tune in now and start your journey towards a happier, healthier you!Support the show

Have you ever felt like the traditional school system just isn't designed for your child's unique strengths and learning style? You're not alone! Join us as we chat with father and son duo, Robert DeLena and Ryan DeLena, about their experiences navigating the challenges of the school system together. From feeling confined by the educational mold to discovering ways to embrace individuality, their story is a must-listen for any parent or educator looking to better support their kids.In our conversation, we dive into Ryan's experiences at therapeutic schools and the often overlooked parallels with the prison system. Robert and Ryan also share their insights on understanding brain processing differences and the power of labels in providing support for children with diverse learning needs. You'll hear about Ryan's journey with medication, the wrong dosage's impact on him, and how he ultimately found his passion for the outdoors and writing.But that's not all – we also discuss the importance of adventure, parenting, and personal projects. You'll hear about Ryan's YouTube channel and SubStack, and his plans to revamp them after his Arctic Expedition. Robert also shares details about his book on his parenting journey that's full of valuable insights for anyone raising kids. Don't miss our heartfelt conversation with the Delaneys as we explore the importance of understanding, accepting and celebrating each other's unique gifts and challenges.https://www.amazon.com/Without-Restraint-Robert-DeLena/dp/1493066927Support the show

Have you ever wondered how your family's past could be affecting your present relationships? In a fascinating conversation with life coach and family constellations facilitator Liza Miron, we uncover the power of ancestral connections and the impact they could have on your life. Liza, originally from Guatemala, shares her journey of discovering family constellation therapy and how it transformed both her personal life and career.Together, we discuss the importance of honoring our ancestors and the unique challenges they faced, and how releasing judgment can pave the way for deeper connections and improved communication. Liza offers valuable insights on the significance of roles within families, and the need for adaptability, especially in neurodiverse families. We also touch on the importance of maintaining healthy relationships between partners and prioritizing self-care.Finally, we tackle the taboo topics of death and honesty with our children. Liza emphasizes the value of open and age-appropriate discussions, empowering our children to face difficult situations with resilience and understanding. Join us for this enlightening episode as we explore the transformative potential of family constellation therapy with Liza Miron.https://www.coachingandconstellations.com/https://www.facebook.com/coachingandconstellationsSupport the show

Ever felt like you're on a constant quest to find new ways to connect with others and protect your child with food allergies? You're not alone! Join me as I share my personal journey as a mom in this challenging situation, navigating the anxiety and lack of awareness that often comes with a food allergy diagnosis. Together, we'll explore my mission to provide non-food-based fundraising alternatives for primary schools, making a difference for children like my son.I'm excited to introduce my special guest, author Melanie Notaras, as we bond over our love of books and reading. Melanie shares her unique, personalized game book for school fundraisers that offers 22 different endings, perfect for engaging young readers. We discuss how books can help kids understand their bodies amidst anxious feelings, and how the messages in books can be delivered in a safe and enjoyable way. Don't miss out on our conversation about the power of reading and community building in the face of challenges like food allergies.Support the show

If there's one thing I enjoy, it is talking about the brain and how it functions, Today I have the honor of speaking with Dr. Christopher K Slaton, a neuroscientist here to tell parents how to understand their children, their behavior, and help forge a path of least resistance through understanding their brains and its functions. This is an engaging and intellectual conversation! Enjoy~Check out his website to find his book, as well as future courses for parents!! Great resources! https://www.drchristopherkslaton.com/Support the show

In this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Jessica Speer. She is the author of 3 books, BFF or NRF (Not Really Friends), Middle School (Safety Googles Advised), and The Phone Book. She helps youth discover, evaluate and value friendships and the complexities of relationships. A fantastic listen and even better resource for teens, and preteens in the most important years of connection building. https://jessicaspeer.com/Support the show

Parental Guidance for Sensitive Topics of Grief. In this episode, I have a deep meaningful discussion with the Author of the book BigBoldBrave- a story of grief and resilience. Clint has a powerful message for youth and parents, and I'm so happy to share his story today. Please check out his website to get your copy of BigBoldBrave today!https://www.bigboldbrave.us/Support the show

In this episode, I have the honor of speaking with Dr. Debbie Steinberg Kuntz, the founder of Bright & Quirky, regarding resources, summits, masterclasses, and coaching for twice exceptional families. In a world where resources are hard to find, isolation is too easy to fall into, ensure you're looking at all the opportunities and options for your child. Please check out the Bright & Quirky website as well as their upcoming event in May 2023-FREE SCREEN TIME & MENTAL HEALTH SUMMIT please check it out with this link-https://go.brightandquirky.com/t?orid=99522&opid=4https://brightandquirky.comSupport the show

In this episode, I had a delightful and educative conversation with Robert and Nicole Morong, After years of teaching and constantly seeing kids struggle with typing shoes, Robert invented a system of shoelace tying that is possible for toddlers, special needs kids and adults that haven't had success with shoe tying in the past. Check out their website at:https://www.trainingties.com/Support the show

I have a heartwarming and inspiring conversation with health and wellness coach Sasha Rogers in this episode. She helps people (especially women) find a healthy balance in life.  We find so many things that resonate with one another and make great connections in this conversation! Enjoy!https://www.instagram.com/sasha_fitcounselorhttps://www.facebook.com/Sasha.inneranthemacademySupport the show

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Do you want to experience more intimacy in your marriage through time in God's word and praying together, but find yourselves spending more time scrolling and binging tv? Do you desire to lead your children to know, love, and serve the Lord… but don't even know where to begin? Do you want to incorporate more Jesus into everyday family life but don't seem to have enough time nor bandwidth for it after all of your adulting? In today's BONUS episode Sasha shares about the NEW Faithful Family Fortress Podcast that she and her husband, Robbie, have launched.  Robbie has been a frequent past guest here on the Intentional Momlife with Jesus Podcast and the episodes they've shared have received a great response. God really placed it on their hearts to break off from this space and create a new podcast to speak specifically to Faithful Family, Mindful Marriage, Purposeful Parenting, and Humble Homemaking.  Be sure to head over to FaithfulFamilyFortress.com or to apple podcasts to listen, subscribe, leave and review, share with your spouse, and share with a friend!  

This episode is actually the second part of a two-part series on parenting kids and equipping them spiritually. Parents are the most influential people in their child's spiritual growth journey, so it's important that parents be the first teacher and model of what it is like to be a believer in and follower of Christ.  Even if you don't currently have kids or if you have no plans of having your own kids, you may still find yourself parenting someone else's kids. The dictionary defines a parent as a person who brings up and cares for another. It doesn't say anything about birthing. If you missed the first episode of this series, then click here to check it out. After you listen, come back and pick up here with this episode. For this episode, I invited Alondio Hill, a student minister and father.  In this episode, we discuss: What it means to train up a child in the way he should go… The best way to encourage interdependency for teens Spiritual challenges teens are facing in 2023 Alondio's recommendation for spiritual tools teens need to be armed with in 2023 Check out the show notes for this episode here: https://pavielle.com/128  Want to ask a follow up question to the episode? Submit your question here anonymously: https://pavielle.com/ask  Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts "I love Pavielle and The Purpose Collective Podcast."

In this episode, I have an educational and valuable discussion with Dr. Danny Brassell, he's an international reading specialist and best-selling author. Teaching kids the love of reading for the love it! Great episode for parents, educators, grandparents, and more! Full of reading tips, advice, and positive solutions!  Check out his reading program, and books.Click the link below to get a free gift today~https://dannybrassell.com/FREE GIFT HERE:https://freegiftfromdanny.com/Support the show

In this episode, I revisit Nancy Willard from Season 1 Episode 1What an honor to see the growth and achievements we both have been blessed with! Today Nancy is here to reintroduce her newly republished Teen and Adolescent Books on Youth Empowerment and Self-Care through discipline and commitments to yourself! I have all the books and sites listed below~https://www.embracecivility.org/https://www.amazon.com/Be-Positively-Powerful-Resilient-Things/dp/B0BVCXJH5M/ref=sr_1_1?crid=YOWNM675A7BD&keywords=be+positively+powerful&qid=1678736853&s=books&sprefix=Be+Positively+Power%2Cstripbooks%2C161&sr=1-1https://donkeyeeaw.org/Support the show

Many parents are sending their children into the world with zero spiritual tools. This isn't judgment. This is a fact. A lot of kids have nothing to combat all of the things the enemy throws at them every day, and the enemy launches big missiles at kids. He exposes them to sex and pornography as early as elementary school. He even starts inundating them with identity issues. Kids are in a constant battle whether we realize it or not. This episode is part one of a two part series on parenting kids and equipping them spiritually. Parents are the most influential people in their child's spiritual growth journey, so it's important that parents be the first teacher and model of what it is like to be a believer in and follower of Christ. Even if you don't currently have kids or if you have no plans of having your own kids, you may still find yourself parenting someone's kids and needing to teach them spiritual tools. The dictionary defines a parent as a person who brings up and cares for another. I invited minister Karen Malone on to help us in this area. This episode is packed with so much valuable information to help guide you along the way of teaching spiritual tools.  Min. Karen L. Malone serves as Senior Director of Family Ministry at Faith Chapel in Birmingham, AL where she has served in full-time ministry for over 11 years.  She has a passion for serving and supporting others in expanding their influence, and believes in developing our next generation leaders at a young age, so that they grow up as bold and courageous leaders for Christ. Karen taught for 11 years in the Madison City School district in Madison, Alabama before transitioning into full-time ministry at Faith Chapel. Her first ministry, as well as her greatest honor and achievement is being the wife of Min. Tyrone Malone and mother of their two beautiful children. In this episode, we discuss: How Karen found her way into full time ministry The role parents play in the spiritual development of their children When a child is ready to accept salvation Spiritual challenges kids are facing in 2023 Spiritual tools parents can equip their children with to fight off spiritual challenges and attacks Advice on how to respond when God doesn't give your children what they want Cultivating your kids gifts Resources to help parents navigate teaching their children about the Gospel of Jesus Check out the show notes for this episode here: https://pavielle.com/127 Want to ask a follow up question to the episode? Submit your question here anonymously: https://pavielle.com/ask  Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts "I love Pavielle and The Purpose Collective Podcast."

Hello and welcome to Season 7 where we will explore Purposeful Parenting with specialists, parents, and service providers to bring the best-updated parenting advice, tips, and resources.Our first guest is an International child specialist, with over 16 years of teaching experience and well into his journey of parenting 2 children also, please welcome Jesse Sweed. This episode is full of great tips, advice, and helpful ideas to get your Purposeful Parenting journey started. Support the show

Welcome to the Flow and Flourish Podcast. This is what I like to call a “sister-friend” community, which is the safe space to talk openly and honestly about the challenges we face while managing the competing priorities between our personal and professional lives. Many of us are either in corporate, entrepreneurs or a combination of the two, on top of being moms, wives, caregivers, big sisters, or just the go-to person in our circles of friends and families. Having all that responsibility can leave you overwhelmed and depleted if you don't take inventory of where you're at on a regular basis. In this episode, I sit down with none other than my other half, Chef Darius Rhone. We talk about the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to parenting. We share details, perspectives and stories of how we've evolved as parents, and the work it took for us to get to the place that we are now. Listen in as we give you three things that have helped us on our parenting journey. Purposeful Parenting Requires: Counseling Communication Capacity After you've listened, I invite you to connect with us on social media. I love to hear how this is helping you, so make sure you tag me on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn with your favorite takeaway from the episode. As a Capacity Coach, my philosophy is that when you flow effortlessly, you flourish tremendously. And when you do, it allows you to show up in excellence in all areas of your life. Because I've been in your shoes, I am excited to be your guide on this journey. My promise is to help you increase your capacity by creating a balance between your personal and professional life, without ever having to sacrifice yourself, your family, and what matters most to you! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast, it makes a big difference! And of course, make sure you share this with at least 3 women you know need to hear this! Nicole's Contact Info: Flow and Flourish Toolkit      Capacity Calculator     Capacity Check-in     Instagram                 LinkedIn        Website

The home is the place where love can be seen, taught, and felt. No one in the home should ever be in doubt concerning the love of another member. Eastland is a Place to BelongEastland Baptist Church is located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We are a welcoming and close-knit family community that loves to care for each other through the Church. We strongly believe in loving one another and supporting each other and our neighbors. Our members don't just attend our Church, they feel a strong sense of belonging.Join Us Find service times and our location at https://www.eastlandbaptist.org/join. Connect with UsWebsite: https://www.eastlandbaptist.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/eastlandbaptisttulsaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/eastlandbaptistTo support the ministry of Eastland Baptist Church, tap here: https://www.eastlandbaptist.org/give.

We all want to be more present, patient and purposeful parents right?  So what's holding us back?  Many time we're just coming from a place of exhaustion and frustration and not able to show up as the best version of ourselves for the most important little human beings in our lives, and we don't take care ourselves because there is so much #momguilt that arises.  Today we are going to learn from Mindfulness and Parenting Coach, Jeri Ashley-Bremer how to lose the mom guilt and self doubt and create habits that allow us to be more present and purposeful and patient with our kids all stages.   ABOUT JERI: Jeri-Ashley is a mama to multiples (baby, toddler, pre-teen, oh my!), mindfulness & parenting coach, business owner, full-time educator, and community advocate. Jeri-Ashley has worked with school-aged children, parents, and educators for over 10 years, focusing on providing each with the tools to be more mindful in creating strong, healthy relationships, while also maximizing each individual's strengths. She is passionate about building community and empowering others to be more intentional in their everyday interactions with themselves and others through her business, The Mindfulness Co., LLC.  *** WORK WITH ME: -Get the FREE HEALTHY HABIT RESET MASTERCLASS! -Visit the TRANSFORMATION SHOP to get all the affordable habit hacking tools! -Check out the various ways we can work together! -CHECK OUT THE FREEBIE VAULT!: Access habit tools, self care checklist, Whole30 resources, free workouts and more!   LET'S CONNECT: -Sign up for weekly motivational texts from Emily at: 1-773-904-2157 or click this link!  **Please subscribe, rate and review Self Transformed so others can connect with our content too!  I'll even send you a Starbucks Gift Card or hop on a FREE HABIT HACKING CALL with you if you email me a screenshot of your review at hello@emily-nichols.com ** Thank you so much! Connect with Emily:@emilynichols22 @transformationshop.co www.emily-nichols.com 

Peace, #fofcpod fam! This week we're still focused on the letter U for understanding as part of our P.A.U.S.E.werk. Domari (of Positive and Purposeful Parenting) and Akilah hosted the listening party, and Jonie, Reese, Ana Maria, and Erica joined live to share and hear feedback and touchpoints. Together, they reflected and inquired about our relationship with understanding, how autonomy and trust are intertwined, the many layers around discomfort, compassion, trust, and then some.Let's agree to disagreeOur two hosts reflect on what they've been noticing around their relationships and pause work, on the importance of taking the space to go through certain feelings, crying, for example, as a liberation practice. As our hosts speak and share their stories, pausing and understanding emerge as key components in the trust work that builds up community and healthy partnership.Check some of the offerings the listeners gave us during this Listening Party Live Chat“In my family, disagreement equals disrespect.” - Erica“For me, I've been working on shedding the belief that needing to be understood equals being loved. I think I've tried so hard to get the members of my family to understand me when I think what I was really looking for was compassion, and not actually needing to be understood.” - Ana Maria“I'm feeling into understanding so much more as a verb, it's not a set destination, it's movement, it shifts, morphs and transforms.” - JonieCareese shares some thoughts about Ieishah's reflection on gentle parenting as a privilege. If you missed the previous episode you can replay it here Episode. 249: U for Understanding and get more details.Then Akilah pulls a card from the Raising Free People practice deck:AUTONOMY:Take up space, let them take up space too, practice allowing yourself and them to take up space, work it until it invites boundaries that work.Remember that the Raising Free People Card Deck is available now, click here to order it.Next week we will be talking about the S in P.A.U.S.E. for sorting or shedding, we will reflect on what's good for your family and what might need releasing or re-imagining?LIBERATION WALKWe love feedback, so don't be shy and share some thoughts by pressing that “Leave a Voice Message” button on the right side or email Akilah and speak up about today's revelations she@raisingfreepeople.comSubscribe to Akilah's Youtube ChannelGive us some feedback about this episode, reflect inside FOFC Village, or directly in our Make It Happen Family on PatreonSupport the show

Welcome #fofcpod fam! This episode is the continuation of our Listening Party Replay around the letter A (for Absences) in PAUSE. We'll be inquiring more about what's missing, understanding, compassion, and boundaries as we navigate through the ups and downs that may arise from this PAUSEwerk. Domari of Positive and Purposeful Parenting is in da house along with Ana Maria, Lou, Antoinette, and Joni who joined us in the Live Chat. Let's get into it!Domari named some of the things she has been noticing around her relationship with her children. The words that resonated the most for her were compassion and trust. She reflects on what compassion looks like for her and also questions the misconception around what productivity means, and how sometimes she had struggled by feeling bad and unproductive for resting, being “lazy”.Boundaries do not require understandingOur hosts chat about boundaries and the layers around them. Akilah mentions the struggles we might face with different parts of ourselves: the compassionate self (intuitive) vs the schoolish self, and mentioned the patois that needs to be created to hold our intentions, the other person's intentions, and the thing we're looking to create.Akilah also shares the importance of trustwork, seeing relationships not as transactional/productive but as connections, as in what we notice together and what our healing work looks like.This week's pull from the Raising Free People practice deck revealed the Layer card (same card from the last pull):Layer: If I can access grace in this moment, I may choose to offer it in honor of all the many layers that comprise this person I love. And if I do, might that be enough for me, for now?Next week we'll be having a deep conversation about U for understanding, but for now, Madd Question Askin' time:How can I check in with children about what they feel they need from me?What's being communicated in this moment?Which layer am I focusing on right now?Which layer feels present?LIBERATION WALKGive us some feedback about this episode, reflect inside FOFC Village, or directly in our Make It Happen Family on PatreonShare some thoughts and press that “Leave a Voice Message” button on the right side or email Akilah and think about what feels missing? at she@raisingfreepeople.comSubscribe to Akilah's Youtube ChannelSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/akilah)

Here we go #fofcpod friends! Let's continue with this 70-day PAUSE journey, along with the amazing Domari Dickinson of Positive and Purposeful Parenting.P is for Pain PointsA is for absencesU is for understandingS for sorting or sheddingE for explorationEpisode 247 is part one of the Listening Party around the letter A (for Absences) in PAUSE, so we're offering you affirmations and snippets from conversations all in service of our current PAUSEwerk. What's missing? What feels lost or otherwise missing from your relevant relationships?Akilah and Domari place their attention on some of the things that once, or even now, feel absent in their relationships or practices. The invitation is for you to slow down, discern, and align.Since healthy boundaries tend to be one of the more common missing elements, we touch on those in this episode, and will expand that exploration when we touch U for Understanding in two weeks. In the meantime, what's your relationship to boundaries?Are you a confident boundary setter?Cautious but willing boundary setter?Do you suck at setting boundaries?SING ALONGHush Little Parent Homie, sung by Val Sinclair:Hush little parent homie you ain't gotta say a word,but some of your beliefs are pretty absurd,they came from your Mama and she got them from hers,but it's time to stop and think ‘cause they ain't gotta be yours.Hush little parent homie don't perpetuateschoolish colonizer-minded traits,We took them in, in attempts to survive,but they don't apply now; we tryna thrive.So, hush little parent homie don't perpetuateschoolish colonizer-minded traits.https://www.instagram.com/valandourplants/http://valandourplants.com/AFFIRMATIONSBoundaries are vital to my life's design,in fact, my boundaries are invitations for us to align,it's ok not to love it, I ain't askin' for no shrine,just affirming what I need and honoring what's mine.I am worthy, I am loved,I am safe, I am free,and when I choose to pause,that's liberation work for me.I reject the option of performing a lifeand choose to authentically design mine.I am in partnership with this childI am not in partnership with people's opinions about my child.I show up, I listen, I lean, I let.Download this episode so that you can record your version of the words that you connect with. And join us on Monday, April 18th at 1 PM Eastern for part two of this discussion about what's missing.LIBERATION WALKShout out Akeem Music, who we hit up for custom beats for this seasonShare some thoughts and press that “Leave a Voice Message” button on the right side of raisingfreepeople.com, or email Akilah (at she@raisingfreepeople.com) about what feels lost or otherwise missing from your relevant relationshipsGive us some feedback about this episode, reflect inside FOFC Village, or directly in our Make It Happen Family on Patreon.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/akilah)

It's storytime #fofcpod fam and we‘re so excited to continue with this 70-day PAUSE journey along with the amazing Domari Dickinson of Positive and Purposeful Parenting.Ep 245 is live! We're listening and taking a look at the skills that are happening in between the defined things. In this episode in particular, we are observing the ways we react to our pain points, so breathe in, breathe out, pull out your pause pad, take some notes, and let's play together! Remember that we're in the process of noticing what sometimes can't be easily named nor understood, so try to feel into the experiences that you have with these questions, without expectations, without judgment, only your attention.**Use this link to join our live audience (no video, just chat, unless you ask to join us on air in the chat) on Monday, April 4th at 2PM Eastern.** These every-other-weekly listening parties are where Domari and Akilah invite you to play and struggle through specific aspects of pausewerk with them, real time. Listen to Episode 244:There is Real Power in the Pause tho! to hear details on the flow of this season's 70-day pausewerk focus.Today is P day and we'll work through all the pain points: What's the matter? What took you here? What things feel like pain, discomfort, uncertainty? What is coming up for you and for the people that you're closest to right now?”Domari pulled a card from the Raising Free People practice deck.Layers: If I could access grace in this moment, I may choose to offer it in honor of all the many layers that comprise this person I love. And if I do, might that be enough for me, for now?The Raising Free People Card Deck is available now, click here to order it.“What would change in my life if I chose to pursue pleasure instead of perfection? - DomariDomari shares her experience with her children on how they respond when a conflict appears. Akilah talks about the struggles and worries that may show up for parents around how and whether learning is happening, and how pausing can offer the space we often need to learn how to recognize and trust learning.“I've now started to look at my children's resistance as one of their gifts. One of the things that society—which I am part of—didn't pry out of their hands.” - AkilahAkilah speaks about Marley and Sage's approaches to resolving conflicts, and how much she is learning from their approaches. Both hosts also speak about the nuances of the term “readiness,” and the role of resistance as a powerful gift in our efforts to raise free people.Throughout Akilah and Domari's convo there are 10 points of Madd Question Askin' energy for you to get into:What brings you pleasure?What does pleasure look and feel like to you?How would you define pleasure for you right now? Is it fluid? Does it need to be static?What is pleasure connected to in terms of how I feel I am viewed or perceived?How does that impact my idea of pleasure?What is pleasure connected to in terms of how I feel I am viewed or perceived or who's looking at me or who I perform for?What's hurting me? What's hurting them?”How do I accept now that they are ready?What does it mean for me to take the space to think about what readiness feels like? And how do I begin now to prepare myself?Check out our full show notes at https://www.raisingfreepeople.com/245/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/akilah)

Season 8 is here and we are kickin' it with the homie, Domari Dickinson of Positive and Purposeful Parenting. She is our co-producer for the season, and we're in alignment about the need to spend all season on the importance of slowing down, and pausing.We've got invitations, resources, and some songs too! We are so grateful to you all #fofcpod fam and Make it Happen family for your love and connection throughout this journey. Our team got some rest, and we're back with this focus, so we hope y'all ready to get and do this PAUSEcast werk!If you want to get familiar (or re-familiar) with Domari's dopeness, listen to Episode 185: Parenting Paradigm Shifts in Black Families.Here's what to expect this season...We are working on being more mindful about the ways we show up for ourselves. So this season, we invite your consent to show up as you are, slow down, and feel into the ups and downs of this 70-day pause journey.Starting next week, each letter in PAUSE will get our full attention with two episodes each: - the first episode will bring you into the work with a story, a song, or a skit; the second episode will be live, and we'll invite you to play and struggle through that aspect of pause.Acronym:P is for Pain Points: What's the matter? What took you here? What's hurting them? What's coming up for you and your relationship with yourself or your family?A is for absences: What's missing? What feels lost or otherwise missing from your relevant relationships?U is for understanding: dialogue as a practice; conscious parenting; how have you been operating as a parent or educator? Under what premises?S for sorting or shedding: What's good for your family and what might need releasing or re-imagining?E for exploration: what are some resources you can tap into, based on where you are right now?Then we'll keep that going until we feel all the way through P-A-U-S-E. Through this game, Akilah and Domari will engage you beyond the moment to feel the PAUSE as an experience. So make some tea, pull out your dedicated pause pad, and join us for a 70-day journey of affirmations and reflections in the ecology of Raising Free People. Do you want to play with us?Season's 8 flow - Raising Free People Card DeckAkilah pulled a card from the Raising Free People practice decks:AUTONOMY: Take up space, let them take up space too, practice allowing yourself and them to take up space. Work it until it invites boundaries that work.The set of Raising Free People Card Deck is available now, click here to order it.Season Witnesses: We are working together to offer bridgework for folks in the philanthropic world.What is a witness? Our witnesses want to be part of the Unschooling Liberation movement by investing dollars and time with Akilah. Some witnesses give general-use funds, while others want to take care of something specific for us. For them, dollars are not an issue. They want to support the work and be part of the movement and its impact. Akilah speaks about the 100-day project for witnesses that will begin in summer. Shout out to Hill Larson who is our witness this season. We'll be speaking more about that in our Make it Happen family in the coming weeks.Check out the full Show Notes page at http://www.raisingfreepeople.com/244/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/akilah)