Ohio! South of Dayton

Hot seat! Woo Shannon!!!! 🎉🎉 thats amazing!

@Jenny Landis I actually just started brainstorming how I would structure a moms group!! I think I want it to just be a free, supportive, in-person space for Mothers, to start out and learn and grow. I'm leaning towards creating a Skool community also😬

@Cassandra Schiller so. I put out a video post on my business FB page....nothing yet. I just shared it to my personal page. I was keeping it pretty separate but....I know a lot of mothers outside of who has followed my business page. A win for me: not feeling overly discouraged and giving up since the first post didn't have anyone message for pro-bono sessions

Several nuggets (again🙃) First, just before I listened to this, I was listening to a Tony Robbins books and he said something along the lines of "the more you believe in your goal, the more you attract the right people, the right coaches, the right role modules, in your life who can help guide you more quickly to your goals". I've been doing a visualization practice for almost 2 months and things are definitely moving now. Second: in-person, community spaces. Online is great and can be so helpful (like this group) but I love in-person for connection, socializing, and togetherness. Third: knowing your stances, worldviews and not being afraid to say them, especially if it's something that causes controversy (but not for the sake of creating controversy😉). So, since this is a safe space, here is mine: it is perfectly acceptable to have a parent (for me personally, mothers, because I am a mother), stay home, cook good, healthy, whole foods to nourish the family, raise children, and care for a home. This is not failure. This is not oppression. This is not anti-feminism. Rather, it is an acknowledgement of the true mental, emotional, and physical demands of raising a family and having a home. Allowing mothers (or fathers in some cases) to step fully into a role that requires more than 60 hours a week of your energy. It is choosing to stop depleting yourself at a job that leaves the dregs of the coffee for your family. Feminism shouldn't be "be a CEO and work 60 hours/week and also raise your family". Feminism doesn't have to take women away from what they want to do. If your dream life is working 40+ hours a week and having a family and that lights you up, then amazing 💗🎉 if your dream life is raising your children, cooking at home, prioritizing family time, and not outsourcing all of your energy to your job, then amazing 💗🎉 own it. Do it. We aren't meant to carry the weight of multiple full time jobs 💗 Thank @Micah Walker for this space to share what we find when we go deeper in ourselves

@Micah Walker i am.....leaning into saying them. I have not yet put them out there. That feels big for me, especially because I have only recently come to realize that this is where I have come in my own life

@Micah Walker several 😅 Definitely resonated with buying things, not following through or fully committing. Accepting that I have to do it myself (which i knew...but doing it in real life has been more challenging than I expected). Recognizing the financial investment beyond the collective program to get this to actually take off. Its okay to be uncomfortable. I just have to do it anyway, which is something I'mreally working through and has been a big challenge in all of this. Emotions are signals, not good or bad, that guide us when we listen. Be patient, stick with it. Law of attraction, living how I want my life to be, and being mindful of things falling into place Just a few nuggets 😉😂

@Micah Walker Taking action despite being uncomfortable. I'm working on reframing some language from 'intimidated' to 'daunting' to feel less harsh and fearful. It's daunting to put myself out there, daunting to create my waitlist and post it and get people in it.