Podcasts about your teenager

Hi Parents! This week, I'm excited to share my conversation with Sarah Rosensweet, a certified peaceful parenting coach, speaker, and educator who brings a deeply empathetic and practical approach to raising teens. Her insights into peaceful parenting - especially when anxiety is part of the picture - are both inspiring and transformative, offering a fresh perspective on how to foster connection and collaboration with your teen. More about Sarah Rosensweet: Sarah is the founder of Reimagine Peaceful Parenting and a mom of three. She specializes in peaceful parenting, a non-punitive, empathy-based approach that focuses on building trust and understanding between parents and teens. With years of experience guiding families through the ups and downs of parenting, Sarah is a trusted voice for parents looking to create calmer, more connected homes. She's also the host of the popular Peaceful Parenting Podcast, where she shares practical strategies and expert advice to help families navigate challenges and create more harmonious relationships. In our conversation, we explore why peaceful parenting is so powerful during the teen years. She offers actionable tips to help you improve communication, build trust, and create a home environment where your teen feels safe, supported, and understood. I know her insights will resonate deeply and equip you with the tools you need to create a more peaceful and supportive family dynamic! Freebies for Parents & Book Recommendations Mentioned: Peaceful Parenting Facebook Group How to Stop Yelling at Your Kids E-Course The Self-Driven Child by Ned Johnson Staying Connected to Your Teenager by Michael Riera  Big hugs, Monica Crnogorac Next Steps Book a Free Discovery Call Visit My Website for More Information on My 8-Week Program Connect With Me on Instagram

In Episode 241, "The Art (and Benefits) of Listening to Your Teenager," we dive deep into one of the most crucial, yet challenging, skills for parents: truly listening. You'll learn about the two types of listening that can make or break your connection with your teen and get a practical guide on the dos and don'ts to use when they open up. Whether you're struggling to understand their world or just want to build a stronger relationship, this episode is packed with tips to transform how you listen and connect with your teenager. Tune in to discover the real power of being heard and give your teen the gift of understanding. Ready to bring more peace into your parenting journey? Book a free Peaceful Parenting Strategy Call with me, where we'll tackle your biggest family challenges and create a clear plan for a calmer, happier home. Let's work together to turn chaos into connection and stress into peace—starting now!

Today's episode is a special treat as I introduce you to someone near and dear—my podcast producer and fellow podcast host, Jeanette Tapley! Jeanette hosts the Moms at Work podcast, part of the Christian Parenting Network, and she brings so much joy and wisdom to every conversation. Here's what you'll learn in today's episode:Whether you're a working mom of little ones or navigating the teen years, Jeanette shares how to find joy in each stage of parenting.We discuss preparing for different parenting stages, so there's something valuable here, even if you're not in your teen years yet.Jeanette offers practical advice on setting rules that work for your unique family dynamic and keeping your family's priorities in check.Jeanette shares some of her favorite wisdom for parenting through various seasons, helping us stay grounded and joyful.Jeanette Tapley hosts the Moms at Work podcast, where she connects with moms balancing work, life, and family. As a podcast producer and speaker, she brings her warm, relatable style to every conversation, making everyone feel like chatting with a friend. Jeanette's heart for encouraging moms in their daily lives shines through in her practical advice and joyful approach to parenting.Join us for this fun and insightful episode where you'll feel like sitting down for coffee with a trusted friend and mentor.(03:25) Balancing Work and Parenting(11:28) Setting Rules and Boundaries(17:14) Navigating the Digital World(18:23) Challenges of Parenting Teens(19:08) Establishing Rules and Priorities(22:25) Transitioning from Parenting to Mentoring(23:22) The Joy of Seeing the Lord Move in Their Lives(27:06) Trusting God and Having Faith in Difficult Times(30:16) Fostering Strong Relationships with Your Teenager's Friends(35:20) Choosing Your Battles Wisely in ParentingConnect with Jeanette:jeanettetapley.comInstagram: @jeanettefreakingtapleyTiktok: @jeanettetapleyThe Christian Parenting Podcast is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. For more information visit www.ChristianParenting.orgOur Sponsors:* Check out IXL and use my code TODAY for a great deal: www.ixl.comPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

One of the most significant challenges that parents have today is getting face-to-face with their kids and teens. The frantic pace of life and ever-increasing digital focus we all have can prevent us from engaging each other in ways that help us grow closer to the people we love. We all struggle in some way with having the healthy conversations we need to have. Our growing tendencies to isolate and communicate via screens are leading us away from the healthy relationships we all need and the conversations that help build and strengthen those relationships.  On this month's M2P podcast, you'll join Sass, Amy, and Kerry as they bring you an interview they recorded while at the 2024 D6 Conference in Orlando, FL. The M2P team talks with Patti Pilkington Reed about the importance of having what she calls “smart conversations” with ourselves, our teenagers, and our young adults. Patti is an entrepreneur, author, certified coach, and a growth-oriented leader. The M2P team will dive into a conversation with Patti and discuss some of the key principles found in her new book Face to Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Young Adult. This book is a great encouragement and resource for parents and ministry leaders alike. There are lots of practical nuggets in this episode that will help you both evaluate how you deal with conflict through conversations and how you can help the parents in your church do the same.

Elizabeth Vargas is joined by “Desperate Housewives” actress Madison De La Garza to talk about marijuana use disorder and the role her famous family plays in her recovery. While starring as Juanita on “Desperate Housewives” at just six years old, she was a victim to vicious cyberbullying comments about her appearance, which caused her to develop anxiety, an eating disorder and a marijuana use disorder. She and Elizabeth discuss the role Madison's family plays in her life and the advice her sister Demi Lovato gave her about recovering in the public eye. Explore more on topics and themes discussed in this episode:Marijuana Resource CenterSetting Limits and Monitoring BehaviorHow to Connect with Your Teenager to Prevent Drug UseEditor's Note: The views and opinions expressed on Heart of the Matter are those of the podcast participants and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Partnership to End Addiction. We are also mindful that some of the personal stories feature the word “addict” and other terms from this list. We respect and understand those who choose to use certain terms to express themselves. However, we strive to use language that's health-oriented, accurately reflects science, promotes evidence-based treatment and demonstrates respect and compassion.To learn more:Partnership to End Addiction websiteLike us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramFollow us on Twitter

“Same Love” singer-songwriter Mary Lambert opens up to Elizabeth Vargas about how experiencing childhood trauma, including sexual assault, being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and a difficult relationship with the church as a queer woman, led to her intentionally misusing alcohol for many years. Now two years without alcohol, the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter explains how writing music and poetry acts as a healthy outlet for her, with a mission to share songs that are, as she describes, “productive and helpful.”    Content warning: This episode contains mentions of death, as well as in-depth discussions of substance use, suicide and sexual abuse. If you or someone you know is struggling with a mental health or substance use disorder, please contact SAMHSA's National Helpline at (800) 662-4357. These programs provide free, confidential support 24/7. You are not alone. Explore more on topics and themes discussed in this episode:Substance Use + Mental Health GuideLGBTQ+, Family & Substance UseHow to Connect with Your Teenager to Prevent Drug UseEditor's Note: The views and opinions expressed on Heart of the Matter are those of the podcast participants and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Partnership to End Addiction. We are also mindful that some of the personal stories feature the word “addict” and other terms from this list. We respect and understand those who choose to use certain terms to express themselves. However, we strive to use language that's health-oriented, accurately reflects science, promotes evidence-based treatment and demonstrates respect and compassion.To learn more:Partnership to End Addiction websiteLike us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramFollow us on Twitter

In Episode 51, Sara and Kyle, LPCs, discuss the most common things teenagers have told us they would like to say to their parents. These 4 came up time and time again in sessions so we thought it would be great to dive into each one a little deeper. This can give you insight into what teenagers are really wanting from their relationship with their parents. It surprised me and I think it will surprise you as well. Get the full video course "How to Understand and Communicate with Your Teenager" at https://parenting-legacy.newzenler.com/courses/how-to-understand-and-communicate-with-your-teenager. View the full podcast transcript at: https://www.parentinglegacy.com/four-things-teenagers-would-like-to-say-to-their-parents Visit our website and social media channels for more valuable content for your parenting journey. Podcast Website: https://www.theartofraisinghumans.com Resource Website: https://www.parentinglegacy.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/artofraisinghumans Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artofraisinghumans The Art of Raising Humans podcast should not be considered or used as counseling but for educational purposes only.

Kevin Krueger spoke with Patti Reed, author of "Face To Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Young Adult".

How much sleep do tweens and teens need? Are they getting enough? How do we help them get more?   It's no secret that our kids lead busy lives– between schoolwork, activities, volunteering, and more, how can we ensure our kids get enough sleep?   Joining me for this conversation about our teens and sleep is Heather Turgeon and Julie Wright, psychotherapists and sleep specialists.    We go into: [3:30] An inside look at their new book, Generation Sleepless [4:35] The big dangers of our teenagers not getting enough sleep [7:35] The impact of social media on sleep [9:00] The learning challenges that come from lack of sleep [11:10] How to get your kids on board in changing their sleep habits [19:25] The importance of modeling what's important and helping kids who have a hard time with priorities [29:50] Tips for parents who are struggling with getting their kids to sleep They are authors of the popular parenting book, The Happy Sleeper. Their work has appeared in outlets like the New York Times and NPR. Their new book is called, Generation Sleepless: Why tweens and teens aren't sleeping enough, and how we can help them.   Resources mentioned in this episode The Happy Sleeper by Heather Turgeon and Julie Wright  Generation Sleepless by Heather Turgeon and Julie Wright  The Self-Driven Child by Dr. William Stixrud and Ned Johnson  Staying Connected to Your Teenager by Michael Riera    Connect with Heather and Julie On Instagram https://www.thehappysleeper.com/   Connect with Sarah Rosensweet   On Instagram On Facebook https://www.sarahrosensweet.com  Book a short consult or coaching session call

Kevin Krueger spoke with Patti Reed, author of "Face To Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Young Adult".

At Faith Radio/Meeting House Media Central at the Fall 2021 Christian Product Expo near St. Louis, Patti Reed discussed the background and inspiration for the book, Face To Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Young Adult.  You can find her online at pattireed.net.

Leonida believes that the utmost importance in her life are her roles as mother and wife. Helping others has always been a priority in her life. After having spent many years practicing reflexology, she and her husband Albert began working with families and couples and continue to do so 25 years later. They offer individual therapy, organize workshops for parents and can often be found on stage lecturing. Leonida's innate abilities to look at even the most devastating of stories from a different angle, to develop empathy and always find new ways to invite the necessary change, make her special. Her methods are non-confrontational and simple, often very creative and imbued with humor. For more information, please message me at: esther@jijivisha-therapy.co.ukHi guys, in this episode Leonida Mrgole shares how having a deeper connection with your child can help you interpret their behaviours and increase your ability to help your child/teenager through the rough times. This is the foundation for the joy of parenting. Leonida and her husband have co-authored two handbooks for parents. The handbook entitled Connect with Your Teenager is available in English at https://vezal.si/en/connectwithyourte... For more information, please message me at: esther@jijivisha-therapy.co.uk

Little did Pascale Dube know that a destructive experience from childhood would lead her to become a masterful resource in parent-teen communication. Unwavering parents. Her sister’s brain tumor diagnosis. A narcissistic boss. This triple threat of hardships, and a culmination of learned lessons, compelled Communications Specialist Pascale Dube to shift her career path. Instead of hosting corporate training programs and executive “therapy,” she now coaches communication skills to parents with teenagers. Parent Lead Coaching helps parents invest in the depth of communication. By targeting one of the hardest jobs in the world and an untapped niche market, Pascale coaches parents to become the leaders their teenagers desperately need. Parenting is a never-ending job. It’s full of opportunity and learning experiences, regardless of whether your kids are transitioning into teenhood or married with babies. In this episode of Lisa Buyer’s Digital Detox Secrets podcast, parents will learn Pascale Dube’s 5 Pillars of Good Communication, the most important currency between you and your teen, and the best ways to protect them from social media’s toxic traits. Parent Coach: Thriving in the Face of Conflict is Pascale Dube’s Speciality At just ten years old, Pascale landed her very first client as a Communications Specialist: her family of five. She initially acted as a buffer for her parents, who always struggled to find common ground. Her services later excelled when her older sister, who was only 16 at the time, was diagnosed with brain cancer. Unlike her 14-year-old sister, who suffered amid chaos, Pascale thrived when faced with conflict. And once she realized her passion for smoothing things over, she officially assumed the role of a family mediator. After spending more than two decades dissecting and improving how business people communicate and understand each other, Pascale ditched the corporate approach and developed a more personal method to coaching and leadership: serving families. All Bonds are Built on Trust “Trust is the Most Important Currency Between You and Your Teenager.” -Pascale Dube Trust is at the core of every relationship. It’s valued between intimate partners, in businesses, and within families. And when trust is broken, it’s a million times harder to rebuild that foundation than it was to establish it in the first place. Teenagers tend to rebel, slink around the truth, and sneak around, so the trust between you and your child likely is, to some degree, under fire. As a parent, putting faith in the choices your kid makes is brutal. But it’s important to remember that your children tend to mirror your behavior and actions. Seeing how you handle conflict and your emotions as well as whether you take responsibility for your mistakes will help them to understand how to properly navigate life and communicate with others. So how do you make trust a priority in effectively communicating with your teen? Pascale’s 5 Pillars of Good Communication show you how to establish, maintain, and rebuild the bond between you and your child! The 5 Pillars of Good Communication Pascale says that human interaction is not rocket science, but the reason so many people have trouble communicating is they focus too much on themselves and not enough on others. No more struggling to understand your teenager. It’s time to approach your issues head-on with these 5 pillars: Control Your Controllables: Managing your emotional state will allow you to be present

Are you raising an adult child or maybe you have a teenager right now transitioning into this next stage? Friend this is a challenging season but it can be filled with tremendous blessings if we (the parents) navigate things in a healthy way. Meet my guest Patti Reed. Patti's passion is to support and coach parents thru the transitional season of older teens and emerging young adulthood, but she also coaches high-capacity women in positions of leadership. Patti Reed is a coach, author, speaker, and business leader. She is an entrepreneur who loves building and developing people both personally and professionally. She has been married for 30 years and has 2 beautiful children Ryan, 27, and Hope, 22. What to connect with Patti? Or maybe you would like to purchase her latest book, Face to Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Adult Child. www.pattireed.net or patti@pattireed.net https://www.facebook.com/patti.pilkingtonreda https://www.instagram.com/pattireedauthor https://www.linkedin.com/in/reedpatti/ Today I mention Operation Christmas Child and how you can help. If you would like to join us by contributing to the Operation Christmas Child fund click the link: https://fundraise.samaritanspurse.org/h2c Interested in helping with Hooks2Crook Ministries Translation Project? Become a Patron Member today for as little as $5 a month. Watch your contribution impact so many other lives for the Gospel of Jesus. Click the link to learn more: https://www.patreon.com/theredrover Connect with Hooks2Crook Ministries today. Join our email list so you never miss out on knowing about events, translation projects, amazing ministries you can partner with and so much more. Click the link: https://hooks2crook.com

Episode 128 – Interview with Carolyn LeBoeuf Welcome to Anchored by Truth brought to you by Crystal Sea Books. In John 14:6, Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” The goal of Anchored by Truth is to encourage everyone to grow in the Christian faith by anchoring themselves to the secure truth found in the inspired, inerrant, and infallible word of God. Script Notes: He reached down from on high and took hold of me; He drew me out of deep waters. He rescued me from my powerful enemy, from my foes, who were too strong for me. They confronted me in the day of my disaster, But the Lord was my support. He brought me out into a spacious place; He rescued me because he delighted in me. 2 Samuel 22: 17-20 ******** VK: Hello! Welcome to another episode of Anchored by Truth brought to you by Crystal Sea Books. I’m Victoria K in the studio, and today we’re going to visit with Carolyn LeBoeuf, who is a Tallahassee attorney and founder of VICTRESS OVER DARKNESS. We wanted to bring her on because we believe Carolyn has a journey with God to share with us. Carolyn has decided to close her law practice, where she has served the public for over 38 years to venture into a new line of work to in her words “ Finish Well.” Carolyn also is one of the sponsors of an upcoming summit in Tallahassee to raise awareness about human trafficking in our area and to bring the churches and the people of Tallahassee together in unity to fight this horrific crime. As long time Anchored by Truth listeners know, we believe that there are four lines of evidence that demonstrate that the Bible is the inspired, inerrant, and infallible word of God. First, the Bible is historically reliable. Second, the Bible displays a remarkable unity for a book that was composed by over 3 dozen human authors who wrote over a span of 1,500 years. Third, the Bible gives evidence of supernatural origin especially through a large body of fulfilled prophecy. And the 4th line of evidence is redeemed destinies. That is the Bible has resulted in an untold number of lives that have been positively changed by its transcendent message. We also strongly believe that the Christian faith is a faith that is grounded in evidence, logic, and reason. Contrary to the refrain that you hear from some people that – “you have faith, but I have reason” – we believe that a proper use of logic, reason, and evidence actually demonstrates that the Christian faith is true. So, today we want to welcome someone whose life has definitely been positively impacted by her faith and the Bible. Carolyn welcome to Anchored by Truth. Would you like to say a word of greeting to the Anchored by Truth audience and maybe tell us a little about your background? Carolyn: Thank you Victoria for inviting me to join you on Anchored by Truth. It is such a privilege to be here. As you said in your introduction I have practiced law in this community for over 38 years. I started my career as a prosecutor and eventually entered private practice in my own office in affiliation with my husband’s firm Brooks LeBoeuf. I have truly loved my job; I have met wonderful people and feel I was able to serve them well over these many years. However, for quite a few years I have had a desire to make a bigger impact with whatever skills God has given me for his kingdom. I want to finish this life well, or at least as well as I can, which led me to my new venture. VK: Thank you for setting the stage for us, Carolyn. Well, before we get too much farther into our interview we’d like to take a few minutes and hear about your faith journey. I think most of our listeners would be very interested to know how you came to this place in your life and faith. Would you mind telling us a little about why you became a Christian and how the Bible has influenced your life? Carolyn: Well to be honest my journey was not pretty, and I was and am a work in progress. I was raised in a Christian home but unfortunately rebelled as a teenager and went my own way. But God never let go of me and He lovingly drew me back and began the long process (at least for me) toward sanctification. God has always been so faithful to me, and his word has changed me so I know He, as the Word, can change us all. God definitely let me experience what I refer to metaphorically as being hit in the head by a 2x4 at points in my life, but he did it to take me to the next level of dependance on him. We always have a choice in this life, when we are hurt we can run to God or run away to our peril. Thankfully, in my times of struggle I ran to him, and I truly believe that is because my family always prayed for me, and God honors our prayers. VK: I think many of us can relate to the fact that there are points in our life where God has to get our attention. As the Bible clearly tells us we are all wayward sinners, and it is only God’s persistence with us that finally brings us back to Him. We think your testimony is a remarkable confirmation of God’s grace. So, what motivated you to form Victress Over Darkness? Carolyn: Many years ago I heard a keynote speaker at a college graduation, and she said she had given that university 23 million dollars. At that very moment I told God I wanted to give away at least that much to him. I began praying he would give me a widget to sell so I could give all the money away to the great things God was doing. While I prayed my daughter told me about the horror of human trafficking. I didn’t want to hear it or believe that such atrocities existed in our “modern” world, and I sure didn’t want to think it happened in America. BUT IT SURELY DOES. This was all before human trafficking was common knowledge in America. Nothing was in the news or on television at all. No one wanted to talk about modern day slavery, but I now knew about it and once you know you can’t turn away. I now know there are people making a huge amount of money selling other people. How can that be? Children are sometimes kidnapped, branded and sold as sexual slaves. More often children are lured out by other kids or trusted individuals and then used and abused and sold. Women are sold, abused and wrecked emotionally so others can become rich. After my heart was broken over the depravity of this vile crime I knew that was where God was leading me. He gave me a big plan and I continued to pray for how he would let me serve him. And I needed a product. That process led to me forming Victress Over Darkness. It was a long time coming but I trusted that someday God might allow me to move forward and so I kept working in my great job as an elder law attorney. VK: Well, I suspect that a lot of our listeners have never had any idea of the extent to which this plague of human trafficking affects our country or our world. So, we’re really grateful that you have decided to step into the gap and not only raise awareness but also do something tangible. That is so consistent with what we’re told in James, chapter 1, verse 22 to be people who take action based on God’s word not people who just listen passively. It’s interesting that God led you into founding a business that would fund the fight against human trafficking. How did that come about? Carolyn: Ultimately, I felt God led me to design jewelry. I didn’t want to do that either because to be honest, I can’t draw at all and I am not particularly creative, certainly not like many other people! But after many failed efforts to have someone else design for me, God gave me my Victress piece. I had it made and trademarked. Very recently, I launched my website with this VICTRESS piece, which of course means Female Victor. I will donate all of the profit to organizations that are already in the field, on the ground doing battle every day fighting human trafficking. There are so many wonderful groups doing amazing work. I never wanted to be another charity, I simply wanted to start a business and give the money to whatever groups God directs. For instance, I have pledged support for organizations such as International Justice Mission, Operation Underground Railroad, Angelwingz here in Tallahassee and Survive and Thrive Advocacy Center in Tallahassee. I hope to continue to add more and more organizations to my list and I hope God provides the resources to give these groups lots of money for the wonderful and important work they do. It is my hope that God will ultimately give me other designs so I can add those products and other charitable organizations which fight injustice to my foundation. That was my original goal to support the Christian groups that fight injustice. God came to set people free, and the Bible is replete with references to justice and injustice. Questions for Carolyn: What do you think are the most important ways that Christians can do something about human trafficking? First I believe it is the job of Christians and the church to fight injustice and certainly human trafficking is one of the worst forms of injustice. God gave us, his people, directives. At creation in Genesis God told Adam and Eve to subdue the earth, care for and look after the earth. Throughout the Bible God instructs his people to take care of others, take care of the poor, orphans, widows, those in need. We are directed to be His hands and feet on earth. That is not the job of the government it is our job. We of all people cannot turn a blind eye to slavery in our midst. I feel strongly that the church and we as Christians sometimes abdicate to the government to solve social problems, but we shouldn’t do that. We are the body of Christ, and we know that God is the answer and has the answers. Just because we pay taxes does not absolve us from doing the hard work, taking care of people. That being said I want to recognize that people in America are still the most generous people in the world. It is shown over and over that once our people are aware of problems we open our hearts and wallets to help. So what can Christians do about human trafficking… First and foremost we can pray, pray and pray some more. Prayer moves the hand of God, and he expects us to pray and ask for his intervention. We should engage in corporate prayer because God instructs us to and promises in Matthew 18 that where two or more are gathered in his name he is there and further he states that when two people agree and they ask it shall be done for them by the Father. I take those words seriously and because of that I have two weekly prayer groups and have for years, since my son was 14. In fact it was 2 elderly praying women who prayed together in Scotland which are attributed with the start of revival in that country in 1949 -1952 known as the Hebridge Revival. God loves it when we seek him in prayer. So first we need to pray. In the film Nefarious by Exodus Cry one of the last scenes is of a human trafficking survivor who was facing death, but God provided her with a means of escape. She said at that moment she just knew that someone was praying for her. As Christians we should always start with pouring our hearts out to the Father but one of the reasons we are hosting the summit which I will elaborate on in more detail is to help Christians understand the gravity of the issue and what we can do. We will provide specific action steps for everyone who wants to be part of the solution at the summit. Well, why don’t we jump into that right now? I know our listeners would be interested to get the details about the summit. And maybe you can also let listeners know how they can get involved? With pleasure I would love to share about a local group called Christians Against Trafficking which is a group of people from all denominations who have a heart to see people rescued, perpetrators brought to justice and survivors restored to health and freedom. Once we began meeting we felt God drawing us reach to out to the community of God to come together in this effort, to work together and unite to make a real difference in our city and surrounding area. That led to the idea of a summit to raise awareness and to show people how everyone can do something to help. The summit is scheduled at St. Peter’s Church on Thomasville Road on the evening of Oct. 15 and from 9-2 on Sat. Oct. 16. It is free and we offer breakfast and lunch on Sat. We just want people who care about this issue to come out and learn about the groups in our area and what they are doing. We want to help people see how they individually or as a part of their church or in their businesses can partner with the groups who are doing the day-to-day work in this field. We will have simple things people can do like give money, to much harder and deeper levels of involvement like mentoring survivors. To do that people will need training and we will be able to offer that in the future as well. The website is ChristiansAgainstTrafficking.com. We are asking people to register so we know how many people to expect. Who are the speakers and what will the summit cover? As with everything else, God directed us to the keynote speaker. One of my prayer partners asked me if I had ever read “Crazy Church Ladies” . I hadn’t so I ordered it. At the conclusion of the book I was highly inspired and energized by what people in Alaska had accomplished and I told my daughter, Nicole who is leading the charge in planning the summit about the book. Nicole responded by saying let’s see if she can come speak at the summit. Now Gwen lives in Alaska and the summit was only 8 weeks away, plus she speaks all over the country and has a very busy schedule. I smiled and thought that was so cute and naïve. Nicole asked and because God already had it planned when he directed me to the book, Gwen Adams is our keynote speaker. Not only that, when Nicole first spoke with her she said her true mission was to awaken the sleeping church to reach out together beyond the walls of the church in unity in addition to showing the church how to be part of the fight against human trafficking. That was why CAT was formed in the first place. Father Bill Krizner and a group of women at his church had a dream of uniting pastors and churches in groups of prayer over this issue and to unify churches to work together to combat trafficking. Who can deny God is in control? We also have a wonderful and brave young woman named Savannah, who is a survivor of trafficking coming to share her story. God has redeemed the brokenness in her life and her story will not only make this crime real, but it will also break your heart and show you an example of God’s provision, rescue and restoration. What is the schedule for the summit and who should attend? On Friday night, the session begins at 6:00 at St. Peters and both Gwen Adams and Savannah will speak. Then they will provide time for in depth questions and answers, and we truly hope many pastors and pastoral staff will attend Friday evening. Sat. begins at 8:30 with a light complimentary breakfast followed by Savannah giving her survivor testimony at 9:00 Gwen Adams follows as the keynote speaker. She will provide education about trafficking and share how her group of committed warriors have changed the state of Alaska by energizing the church and the community to action. It should be very impactful. We then go into breakout groups One will be for businesses and is hosted by my husband, Dean who is the managing partner of Brooks LeBoeuf and my daughter, Nicole Whitaker, also an attorney. They will talk to business leaders about the need for businesses to ensure that they are spotting the signs of trafficking and not allowing their business to unwittingly participate in trafficking. Human trafficking cannot exist without the assistance of legitimate businesses. The second group is for church leaders and members and will be led by Gwen Adams. She will go into detail about the role of the church in this fight. The third group is called the community group and it will be led by Robin Hassler Thompson the executive director of Survive and Thrive Advocacy Center, who truly is our resident expert on human trafficking and Wendy Strickland the executive director of Angelwingz a safe house we have in this area. They will tell people how they can help, from super easy things to more involved action. We don’t want to break people’s hearts and then have nothing they can do to help. We need to see that there is hope against this monster and tangible ways we can each make a difference. We then get back together as a group and Robin and Wendy will briefly address the entire group so that everyone knows what is available in our area, then Gwen will wrap up and we go to lunch. During and after lunch there will be tables set up to interact with STAC, Angelwingz and Victress Over Darkness where we too will be giving information about our business and how people can help by promoting our symbol to fight trafficking and purchasing our product to support the cause. VK: Carolyn I’m sure that all the effort you’ve put into forming Victress and preparing for the summit has been bathed in prayer and meditation. Would you mind sharing with our audience how you approach your time with the Bible and prayer? Victoria, I talk to God. I see him as my Abba Father because I am adopted into his family because of the blood of Jesus so we talk. I also read lots of Christian books, more in the past as I was growing my relationship with God than now, but I believe he leads me to books at certain times and I grow through reading them. I have done the year through the Bible too but honestly I am not as disciplined as I should be with a set time each day. I wish I were. Sometimes, since I often have insomnia I read in the middle of the night, other times in the morning. I write down things when I hear them from the Lord, whenever that is. I see my life in Christ as a relationship. VK: Carolyn, if you had any recommendations for the moms and dads who are listening, what would they be? Parents, get educated first and foremost, you have to know what is happening in the world because your kids will be exposed even in the most protected homes. Know all of your children’s friends and their parents and don’t take anything for granted, even what the parents tell you. They are not always honest. Watch everything they do online and monitor the phone at all the times. Have no secrets and open access to their electronics. Keep lines of communication open at all times no matter what or how hard it is for you. When my children were teenagers they wanted to talk only really late at night, just be there anyway whenever they will open up; you have to. I know many young parents vow never to let their children go to sleep overs. I find that so sad as I always had 4 children even on vacation, my son and a friend and my daughter and her friend. So tragic that we feel that is the only way to keep them safe now. One of the best books I read for parents is an old book which is hard to find now. It is called Making Peace with Your Teenager by Kevin Huggins and Phil Landrum. I ordered them in the droves and gave them to clients and my husband gave them to parents of children he represented in the criminal justice system. It teaches parents how to allow their children the space to grow individually and when to step in hard with boundaries. We can’t be so tough that kids rebel like I did but we have to know when to intervene and frankly that is when their behavior will interfere with their destiny in Christ. Finally, the best thing I ever did was join with other mothers in weekly prayer for our children. I started when my son was 14 and I could see he was headed in the wrong direction, and by the way my children attended private Christian schools. My son just turned 40 this week and we still meet. Members have come and gone but some are still the same. We have prayed each other through life and held up each others arms when one of us has no strength left. They are lifelong friends who I treasure. In most schools there are Mom’s In Touch groups, I strongly encourage every person to find one in their child’s school and commit to attend. We have to be intentional to raise Godly adults and it is even harder today then it was when I raised my children. But I have 3 grandchildren so the work proceeds until the day God takes me home! VK: Before we close with prayer, Carolyn would you like to offer a few final thoughts for today? First again thank you Victoria and Anchored by Truth for having me on the program today! I would just add in closing that I encourage everyone listening to come to the Summit on Oct. 15-16 and to go to both websites we talked about today. ChristiansAgainstTrafficking.com to register for the summit and Victressoverdarkness.com to support anti-trafficking groups by making a purchase and wearing and promoting our symbol to Join The Fight to eradicate human trafficking! Together we can make a difference and change our city and surrounding area and together we can bring victory though Jesus and hope for survivors. VK: We’d really like to thank Carolyn LeBoeuf for being our guest on Anchored by Truth today. I think we can all be inspired by the kind of faith-in-action example Carolyn is setting. Carolyn’s story is just one more example of how sacred scripture –the Bible – continues to demonstrate its supernatural nature through lives that are changed for the better for all eternity by its saving power. Today, for our closing prayer, how about if we pray for the Lord to bring an end to the vile practice of human trafficking and give us wisdom to know how we can help? ---- PRAYER FOR COMBATTING HUMAN TRAFFICKING VK: Before we close for today we would like to give listeners a sneak peek at an upcoming project that Crystal Sea is working on. It’s going to be a poetic celebration of the glory of the Lord as it is revealed in the grand saga of creation. So, this is aptly called The Genesis Saga. This is a portion from part 1 of the saga entitled “Seven Days of Wonder.” ---- GENESIS SAGA SAMPLE VK: We hope you’ll be with us next time. And we hope you’ll take some time to encourage some friends to tune in too or listen to the podcast version of this show. If you’d like to hear more, try out crystalseabooks.com where “We’re not famous but our Boss is!” (Bible Quote) 2 Samuel 22: 17-20

What do you consider the greatest challenge among parents and their teenagers/young adults today?  Join the conversation today with Patti Pilkington Reed an author, Conversational Intelligence®️ coach, and a business leader who affirms it is our inability to get face-to-face with our kids and have meaningful conversations; listening to what is really going on in their hearts and lives. She helps us to discover how taking time to slow down and ask those important questions about their passions, desires, and dreams (not ours) will make all the difference in our growing and changing relationship for years to come. Patti's aspiration for her book, Face to Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Young Adult is to create an opportunity for parents to be intentional and courageous through conversation to discover the God-given greatness within each of their children. Patti Reed: Book: Face to Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Young Adult Website: Pattireed.net Insta: https://www.instagram.com/pattireedauthor/ Laine invites you to personalize your healing with her new Enjoy Today Own Tomorrow Journal the companion to the Best-Selling book, Enjoy Today Own Tomorrow. Also, find products that will help to inspire and encourage your daily walk at https://www.LaineLawsonCraft.com Invite Laine to come to speak at your next event with her lively and contagious energy with insights that are sure to be uplifting and encouraging. She loves to come and share and meet new friends. Find out more and sign up for Laine's inspirational emails today at http://www.LaineLawsonCraft.com Stay connected with Laine FB: @LaineLawsonCraft  INSTA: @LaineLawsonCraft Twitter: @LaineLawsonCrft   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/LaineLawsonCraft

What do you consider the greatest challenge among parents and their teenagers/young adults today?  Join the conversation today with Patti Pilkington Reed an author, Conversational Intelligence®️ coach, and a business leader who affirms it is our inability to get face-to-face with our kids and have meaningful conversations; listening to what is really going on in their hearts and lives. She helps us to discover how taking time to slow down and ask those important questions about their passions, desires, and dreams (not ours) will make all the difference in our growing and changing relationship for years to come. Patti's aspiration for her book, Face to Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Young Adult is to create an opportunity for parents to be intentional and courageous through conversation to discover the God-given greatness within each of their children. Patti Reed: Book: Face to Face: Smart Conversations with Yourself, Your Teenager, and Your Young Adult Website: Pattireed.net Insta: https://www.instagram.com/pattireedauthor/ Laine invites you to personalize your healing with her new Enjoy Today Own Tomorrow Journal the companion to the Best-Selling book, Enjoy Today Own Tomorrow. Also, find products that will help to inspire and encourage your daily walk at https://www.LaineLawsonCraft.com Invite Laine to come to speak at your next event with her lively and contagious energy with insights that are sure to be uplifting and encouraging. She loves to come and share and meet new friends. Find out more and sign up for Laine's inspirational emails today at http://www.LaineLawsonCraft.com Stay connected with Laine FB: @LaineLawsonCraft  INSTA: @LaineLawsonCraft Twitter: @LaineLawsonCrft   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/LaineLawsonCraft

Yippee! It's a new school year! Welcome back to it, friends :-) As you've heard us say before, homeschooling is so much more than just academics. So celebrate with us as we seek to inspire and motivate you for the coming year. No words of wisdom here about planning, purchasing, or nuts-and-bolts. Today we're dealing with the mind and heart! Links mentioned in this episode: Back to School - YCH Episode 0006 - https://spoti.fi/37RmUmF Dealing with Your Child's Stress - YCH Episode 0056 - https://spoti.fi/3k1ruo4 5 Valuable Concepts to Make Your Homeschool Stress-Free - https://bit.ly/3xcgb1M 20+ Inspiring Quotes for Your Teenager (includes printables) - https://bit.ly/3h4go18 Book*: (aff) Childhood of Famous Americans (series): Benjamin Franklin - https://amzn.to/37RlecR ---------- This podcast is listener-supported. Please help us continue to share our encouragement, inspiration, and insights by visiting our Patreon page here and making a donation. https://www.patreon.com/YCHpodcast Thank you so very much! If you'd like us to talk about a homeschool-related topic that's on your mind, please feel free to leave us a message here. And DO reach out to us on socials - just make sure you let us know you heard our podcast, while you're at it! Pat Fenner - BreakthroughHomeschooling.com / Facebook / Instagram Tracey Hagerman - traceyhagerman.com Before you go, don't forget to "like" and subscribe! We'll see you next time! * using this link to make a purchase means we earn a small sales commission. Please refer to my Affiliate Disclosure here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support

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Jim Daly and John Fuller talk with Dr. Jeramy and Mrs. Jerusha Clark about their book “Your Teenager is Not Crazy.” They share an overview of what is going on in the teen brain from a neurological perspective, how to understand your teen’s emotions, and the impact of puberty and hormones on your teen. (Part...

Jim Daly and John Fuller talk with Dr. Jeramy and Mrs. Jerusha Clark about their book “Your Teenager is Not Crazy.” They share an overview of what is going on in the teen brain from a neurological perspective, how to understand your teen’s emotions, and the impact of puberty and hormones on your teen. (Part...

Difficult Conversations with Your Teenager with Joshua WayneWelcome to Difficult Conversations with Dr. Anthony Orsini. Today, my special guest is Joshua Wayne. For over 25 years he has worked with at-risk foster youth. Once a struggling teen himself, Joshua understands what teens are going through. He speaks across the country to schools and youth organizations on how to help kids today become successful young adults tomorrow. Joshua helps youth face challenges and make smart, empowered decisions as they navigate toward adulthood . He also helps parents, teachers, and others how to best love and support them through the process. He has trained police departments, school districts, state and local governments, and youth organizations on how to work effectively with teens and their families. He is the author of The Simple Parenting Guide to Technology and has been featured as a Life Coach on the Style Network, Joshua is the co-creator with Josh Shipp of the One Caring Adult online community. Joshua shares his journey as a troubled teen. He explains the phrase, “Every kid is one caring adult away from a being a success story.” Dr. Orsini mentions two important words, “trusting relationship,” that are always brought up in his podcast interviews with people in business and in healthcare. Joshua explains the importance of having a seat at your child's “board of directors” table. He explains the best way to let your kids know that it’s okay to come to you when things get really bad? Joshua shares some great advice about keeping the relationship vital, and current with your children. He explains one piece of advice that he finds helpful - “Can I let go of this?” He talks about the astonishing statistics of suicide in adolescents. Joshua gives advice on how to have a conversation with your children so they will come to you when things are getting bad. Dr. Orsini and Joshua discuss how important having father's in a household is to the well being of children. Joshua shares his advice. Dr. Orsini talks about how important it is for boys and girls to get involved in sports and activities and to have somebody else in their life, like a coach. They discuss the ill effects Joshua has seen with COVID-19, and children not getting the social interaction with virtual learning. We end with Joshua telling us what he thinks is the most difficult conversation any parent or adult would have with their child. Host: Dr. Anthony OrsiniGuest:Joshua WayneFor More Information:The Orsini WayThe Orsini Way-FacebookThe Orsini Way-LinkedinThe Orsini Way-InstagramThe Orsini Way-TwitterIt’s All In The Delivery: Improving Healthcare Starting With A Single Conversation by Dr. Anthony OrsiniResources Mentioned:Joshua Wayne WebsiteThe Simple Parenting Guide to Technology: Practical Advice on Smartphones, Gaming and Social Media in Just 40 Pages by Joshua WayneOne Caring Adult online communityThe Orsini Way- Podcast-Episode 109-Helen Riess, MD

Follow us on Instagram @leadbackpodJoin us for an interview with Tanya, a teenager who is completing her junior year of high school in a few weeks. Tanya discusses the stress many teens are going through due to the current situation, some strategies for youth to improve their physical and mental health during this time, and her thoughts on the need for more effective leadership during a time of crisis.Resources to Help our Youth Manage the CrisisJohn Hopkins University: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on AdolescentsNYU Langone Health: Checking in on Your Teenager’s Mood During the Pandemic Harvard Health Publishing: Keeping Teens Home and Away from Friends During COVID-19World Health Organization: COVID-19: Resources for Adolescents and Youth

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Sacha Kaluri is the CEO of The Motivational Company. In the past two decades, she has spoken in front of school groups, parents, teachers, universities, colleges, and government agencies about parenting. Her topics of expertise are careers, motivation, bullying, cyberbullying, and cyber safety, body image, stress management, teamwork, and leadership. Every year, she does more than 150 presentations on these topics. Sacha writes weekly columns at the Herald Sun and has authored the internationally acclaimed book The Two Worlds of Your Teenager. She is also the co-owner and founder of Australia’s largest youth educational event: The Australian Teenage Expo. In this episode, we pick Sacha’s brain for her thoughts on how best to support our teens and tweens. Key Learnings Listen to my conversation with Sacha and learn: • Some pointers on how to prepare yourself for your kids’ adolescent years • Why it’s important not to be too hard on yourself as a parent • The core things that parents need to foster with their children no matter what their age is • Why it’s so important to recognize what information to share and when to share them to your children as they advance in life • The importance of self-awareness in a teen’s or tween’s life • How parents can help their children make wise career choices • The top challenges that teens and tweens face in today’s current world • How parents could connect with other parents for support • An introduction to Sacha’s book The Two Worlds of Your Teenager • The story behind the Australia Teenage Expo

COMMUNITY IS EVERYTHING! Join the Joyful Courage Tribe in our community Facebook groups: Live and Love with Joyful CourageJoyful Courage for Parents of Teens SUPER FAM Take that community vibe next level by joining the Joyful Courage Patreon community! For as little as $5/month you can support the podcast, and enjoy weekly FB lives from me every Monday - answering questions from the community and offering direct support and coaching, and every other week there is also a Podcast Recap discussion. --> www.patreon.com/joyfulcourage :::: Thank you BETTER HELP! This podcast is sponsored by Better Help - online counseling anytime, anywhere → www.betterhelp.com/joyfulcourage ::: My guest today is Sarah Rosensweet. Sarah is a Peaceful Parenting leader and coach. Peaceful parenting is an approach that uses kind, firm limits with lots of empathy. Parents are in charge but give their kids the support they need to meet their expectations. She emphasizes connection and supports parents in prioritizing relationship with our kids. Sarah knows that our relationship is the most effective way we can influence our kids. Sarah and I spend time today discussing some of the biggest take-aways from The Self Driven Child – a powerful resource written by William Stixrud and Ned Johnson. What you’ll here on this episode: What has changed for Sarah as a coach as her kids have entered the teen years The Self Driven Child There can only be one driver on the train – that is your child We need to manage our own parental anxiety We get to trust that our children know what they need Sarah shares a personal story about her son and his report card and how she used what she learned from the Self Driven Child Our response matters Allowing our kids to make decisions about their own life Letting our own limited yet intense beliefs about all the possibilities get in the way “We care so much that they don’t have to.” We have to trust our kids to learn from all of their choices It’s hard to give up the drivers seat Resiliency comes from surviving difficult things Our teens are moving with a limited bank of experiences Using curiosity is powerful and ask our teens if they want to hear our opinion We can be involved, without controlling their every move The sweet spot Middle ground for encouraging teens to nurture relationship Stay Connected to Your Teenager by Michael Riera Loosening up the limits “It’s your call…” Casey shares her story about her teen daughter dropping out of school The number one thing teens need from their parents…. Where to find Sarah: Website | Facebook | Peaceful Parenting with Teenagers ::: Mental Health Mini Summit Forever Access If you missed the mini summit OR are just looking to be able to go back to the powerful interviews that happened there, YOU CAN! The mini summit is available for purchase! Simply go to www.joyfulcourage.com/mhms4evr ::: The Book, The Academy, The Coaching Joyful Courage is so much more than a podcast! I know that you love listening in every week AND I want to encourage you to dig deeper into the learning with me, INVEST in you parenting journey: READ THE BOOK - Joyful Courage, Calming the Drama and Taking Control of Your Parenting Journey is all about how to show up as a Joyful Courage parent so that you have better access to the tools you need in hot parenting moments – tools that are helpful and maintain connection with your child. Available both in book and audio book form → http://www.joyfulcourage.com/book CHECK OUT THE ACADEMY - The Joyful Courage Academy is a five week online program for parents of teens who are ready to nurture a deeper, stronger relationship with their child. Emphasis is on developing/strengthening your parenting foundation, increasing connection,  communication and boundaries, and creating sustainability along the way. REgistration for the Winter Acadmy is open from February 12 - March 1st. Space is limited. → http://www.joyfulcourage.com/jcapt CONSIDER ONE ON ONE COACHING - The most POWERFUL of investments offered by Joyful Courage, one on one coaching allows for parents to really tease apart the current issues they are having with their child, while also developing a clear compass for guiding them in the direction they want to be going in. Coaching happens every other week, and is open for parents with kids 4 years old through the teen years. Go to my coaching page to book a free exploratory call and see if we are the right fit. → http://www.joyfulcourage.com/jccoaching ::::: Be a Subscriber Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Joyful Courage Podcast on Apple Podcast to get the latest shows STRAIGHT to your device!!  AND PLEASE rate and review the Joyful Courage Parenting Podcast to help me spread the show to an ever-larger audience!! CLICK HERE to watch a video that shows up how to subscribe with your iPhone!      

It is unfortunate when our teenagers are not able to achieve or live their dreams.  Sometimes it is not possible.  Other times it’s within our control.  Let me ask you, “Do you feel stuck in life?  Are you living your dream life? Do you want your kids to copy the life you are living?”  These… Read More The post Teen Series #5: How to be the Best Parent for Your Teenager appeared first on Money Smart Skills For Teens.

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Do you have teenagers? Are you raising the next generation of leaders? Sonja and Sacha have been working with young people, speaking in schools and cultivating a wealth of knowledge about how to empower young people and support them to make better choices. In their recent book, The Two Worlds of Your Teenager, they help parents understand the journey their kids are on and what parents can do. You can tell how much I enjoyed this interview by how much laughter there is, often I’m a bit on the serious side, but this interview was quite different. I had […] The post TP 37: Sacha and Sonya appeared first on Tathra Street.

Do you have teenagers? Are you raising the next generation of leaders? Sonja and Sacha have been working with young people, speaking in schools and cultivating a wealth of knowledge about how to empower young people and support them to make better choices. In their recent book, The Two Worlds of Your Teenager, they help parents understand the journey their kids are on and what parents can do. You can tell how much I enjoyed this interview by how much laughter there is, often I’m a bit on the serious side, but this interview was quite different. I had […]The post TP 37: Sacha and Sonya appeared first on Tathra Street.

The teenage years are an interesting time for children and parents alike. Sometimes it can seem like our children and us are speaking two different languages. Our guest hosts Sonya & Sacha authors of "The Two Worlds of Your Teenager" have come to save the day! They are going to talk with us about how to communicate with your teenage children, how to give them space and structure at the same time and most importantly understanding the two lives teenagers lead. 

How To Create a Strong Business Partnership with Sonya & Sacha Have you ever dreamed of going into biz with your best friend? #SquadGoals! Running a biz with your bestie is not always sunshine and rainbows... sometimes, it's really, really hard. Today, we're going to discuss how your business partnership can learn to withstand the trials of time and turn into a thriving biz. In today's podcast, I'm introducing you to a strong pair of gals that are so in sync they've been in biz for 17 years and have been pregnant at the same time (all three times!). THIS WEEK'S PODCAST Today's guests are here to share their top secrets to creating a strong business partnership... and trust me, they've got the deets! Sonya Karras and Sacha Kaluri are two of Australia’s most sought after motivational speakers. Speaking to more than 200 school groups, parents, corporate companies, government agencies and Not-For-Profit organisations each year for the past 17 years. They are the Directors of the Australian Teenage Expo, their country’s largest youth educational event. They are also co-creators and presenters of The Sonya and Sacha Show. Along with this long list of accomplishments, Sonya & Sacha also write a column for The Herald Sun Newspaper and are authors of a "The Two Worlds of Your Teenager," a parenting book to help guide parents through this difficult stage. They are both hustling mamas, and I can't wait to interview them. Welcome to the virtual couch Sonya & Sacha! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Ways to effectively run a business with a partner How to launch your own event Top notch advice about public relations surrounding sticky subjects How to continue growing your brand daily THE LOW DOWN ON WHAT WE CHATTED ABOUT Sonya and Sacha's biz journey from start to finish A handful of juicy secrets to maintain a successful business partnership 3 tips you need to know to help you create messaging around delicate issues Sonya and Sacha's steps to continuously growing their brand WHAT'S NEXT FOR SONYA & SACHA? Sonya and Sacha recently released their new book "The Two Worlds of Your Teenager," written to teach parents how to help their teens begin their careers on the right foot, while still being able to have fun. CONNECT WITH SONYA & SACHA Web: www.sonyaandsacha.com.au Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sonya-and-Sacha-290448784483737/ Instagram: @sonyaandsacha CONNECT WITH ME Web: https://tracyharris.wpengine.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mumswithhustle/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/mumswithhustle Twitter: https://twitter.com/MumsWithHustle Biz Club: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mumswithhustle/ P.S. Love MWH Podcasts? Review me on ITunes!

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