Posts tagged ‘life’
What Are You Doing With What You Carry?
Sometimes, a simple text can mean a lot. Just checking in on someone, like my neighbor Reggie, can be a way to support them. We don’t need formal titles to mentor; it can be as easy as sharing wisdom or encouragement. Small acts matter, and you never know how much they can impact someone’s life.
Continue Reading September 9, 2026 at 6:05 pm Leave a comment
Sometimes Being Strong Means Asking for Help
A high school friend donated $1,000 to support my short film, Strong Enough, bringing the crowdfunding total closer to our goal. This experience highlighted the importance of asking for help and redefining strength, especially for parents. We must teach our children that vulnerability is a part of being strong, not a weakness.
Continue Reading August 26, 2026 at 11:16 pm Leave a comment
Sometimes God Calls Us to Pause
In July, I took a much-needed break from content creation, allowing me to gain new perspectives and work on my short film, “Strong Enough.” This project explores family relationships and the need for understanding. I invite support for its completion, aiming for community engagement through storytelling that fosters healthier family dynamics.
The Superwoman Myth Is Costing Us More Than We Realize
The content discusses the quiet burnout so many women are carrying. This pressure leads to exhaustion, burnout, and strained relationships. It advocates for a healthier model centered on prioritizing personal well-being, setting boundaries, and recognizing that self-worth isn’t tied to relentless achievement.
The Strong Mom Myth: Caring for Everyone While Quietly Running on Empty
The post highlights the emotional toll and exhaustion faced by mothers who strive to be endlessly available and strong amidst challenges, such as a family member’s hospitalization. It emphasizes the “strong mom myth,” where mothers neglect their needs while managing responsibilities, leading to burnout. The author stresses the importance of support systems, rest, and healthy boundaries for parents. A virtual workshop, “Finding Superwoman: Parenting Without Losing Yourself,” is introduced to help mothers reconnect with themselves and address these issues.
How to Get Kids to Listen Without Yelling or Repeating Yourself 10 Times
Moms seek to improve communication with their children, frustrated by their lack of responsiveness. Instead of escalating through repetition and yelling, they learn to prioritize clarity and connection. Techniques like gaining attention first, offering simple instructions, and asking for repeat-backs foster cooperation and reduce chaos in parenting.
You Don’t Have to Break Down to Be Understood
The passage discusses the concept of emotional safety for daughters, emphasizing that true emotional safety allows girls to express their feelings without fear of judgment or pressure. It highlights common parental behaviors that create performance pressure and offers strategies to foster a supportive environment, encouraging connections based on understanding rather than achievement.
Emotional Intimacy: The Parenting Skill We Don’t Talk About Enough
The author reflects on a painful childhood experience of being falsely accused by parents, highlighting the long-term impact on trust within families. Today’s children face significant emotional challenges but often lack the language to express their feelings. They wish parents would listen, remain calm, and offer understanding rather than assumptions.
Continue Reading February 18, 2026 at 10:37 pm Leave a comment
Staying Sane While Raising Your Teens 
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