Mentor for Moms Podcast with Susan Seay

On this episode we're answering questions sent from moms on my email list and Facebook page about what it's really like to have me as a mom and what life is like in our big family. My son (age 21) and my oldest daughter (age 19) join me to share their thoughts. SusanSeay.com #Mentor4Moms

On page 25 of my book it reads- "Be deeply committed to your core values, but hold loosely the reins of the process." Don't fall into the trap of developing a fixed idea of how you are going to live your core values in each of the 5 priority areas. 5 Priority Areas Include: Area #1 - Caretaker/Child Area #2 - Household Area #3 - Activities Area #4-  Overwhelming Circumstances Area #5-  Self Care S...

Just like successful companies and organizations need a plan, the same goes for the family. Companies often refer to their mission or purpose to remind their employees and staff of the what's most important. Core Values are a go-to tool for explaining a company's central goals and mission. And the good news is your family can do the same. Far too often families are caught in the trap of responding...

Where there is no vision the people perish. Proverbs 29:18 Creating a vision is about giving yourself permission to dream about what's possible. A vision allows you look beyond the everyday norm and see a future that gives you hope and make you want to pursue it. Vision calls us forward, c ompels us to lean in, fuels us in hard times and gives us the strength to try one more time even when we feel...

On this episode of the Mentor 4 Moms Podcast with Susan Seay let's talk about the following: Let's  define the 3 levels of communication Discover the clues of what may be creating a misunderstanding Talk about how to create more connection and less division

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On this episode of the Mentor 4 Moms Podcast w/ your host Susan Seay, let's talk about the following: Myths about being intentional Intentional is not perfect. Perfect moms aren't real, and real moms aren't perfect.- (Thx Jill Savage and Dr Kathy Koch) The Mom Continuum defined Questions intentional moms ask: What am I truly committed to? What are my family's core values? How can I live into my fa...