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Have you ever felt like you aren't good enough? Yeah, me too. It sucks. But, trust me. You are. And why not strive for just good enough mom? We don't need to be perfect moms. We need to get rid of the mom guilt. Let's slow down, simplify motherhood, let go of the perfectionism and be good enough moms. For more ways to simplify motherhood, take a look at my guide: https://bit.ly/15WaystoSimplify slow motherhood. simple motherhood. Slow living. Simplified motherhood. Simple living.
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Hey Mama! Let's Celebrate Our Wins!
Motherhood is difficult. We often feel like we are failing (we're not!) and go to bed exhausted. We carry the mental load of our entire family. It can lead to burnout and exhaustion. So, we need to celebrate our wins, even the tiny ones! For more on being a good enough mom, mindful motherhood and slow and simple living, visit RaisingSlow.com.
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow. Slow Motherhood, Purposeful Life, Peaceful Home, Better Things, Motherhood Journey, Pep Talks, Slow Life
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Failure is an Option
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow.
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We Need to Celebrate Our Wins!
Motherhood is difficult. We often feel like we are failing (we're not!) and go to bed exhausted. We carry the mental load of our entire family. It can lead to burnout and exhaustion. So, we need to celebrate our wins, even the tiny ones! For more on being a good enough mom, mindful motherhood and slow and simple living, visit RaisingSlow.com.
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Hey Mama! Let's Celebrate Even the Small Wins
To be authentic, we show the messy side of motherhood as well as the Pinterest-perfect. But, to be truly authentic, we need to celebrate our wins as well, even the tiny ones. Take a moment and congratulate yourself for the smallest wins: keeping your cool on the 4th meltdown of the day, feeding your kids at least one piece of broccoli, getting through bedtime in one piece. All the small things that mean a lot. For more mindful motherhood and simplifying your life, visit Raising Slow.
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow. Going Back To Work, Full Time Work, Perfectionism, Intentional Living, Back To Work
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Reframing Failure: It is an option
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow.
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow.
Failure is an Option
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow.
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Hey Mama! Let's Celebrate Our Wins!
To be authentic, we show the messy side of motherhood as well as the Pinterest-perfect. But, to be truly authentic, we need to celebrate our wins as well, even the tiny ones. Take a moment and congratulate yourself for the smallest wins: keeping your cool on the 4th meltdown of the day, feeding your kids at least one piece of broccoli, getting through bedtime in one piece. All the small things that mean a lot. For more mindful motherhood and simplifying your life, visit Raising Slow.
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow.
How Failure Led to a better life
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow.
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Why We Need to Celebrate our Wins (Even the Small Ones)
Motherhood is difficult. We often feel like we are failing (we're not!) and go to bed exhausted. We carry the mental load of our entire family. It can lead to burnout and exhaustion. So, we need to celebrate our wins, even the tiny ones! For more on being a good enough mom, mindful motherhood and slow and simple living, visit RaisingSlow.com.
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Reframing Failure: It is an Option
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow.
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How Failure Led to a better life
When my little one was three or four months old, I was failing at everything. I could not get myself (or anything else, for that matter) together, and was swinging between rage and anxiety. I felt like I was drowning. And this failure might have been one of the better things to happen in my life (although, I thought it was a catastrophe at the time!). Read More here. For more on intentional living and building a purposeful life, slow motherhood and mindfulness, visit Raising Slow.
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Embracing Imperfection in Motherhood
In motherhood, we often strive for perfection. But perfection is a myth, an ever-changing benchmark that is completely out of reach. Why not be a Good Enough Mom? Slow Down and Simplify, create an intentional life and strive for good enough. More Simplify Motherhood and Simple Living tips, including embracing imperfection and acceptance on Raising Slow.
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Embracing Imperfection in Motherhood
In motherhood, we often strive for perfection. But perfection is a myth, an ever-changing benchmark that is completely out of reach. Why not be a Good Enough Mom? Slow Down and Simplify, create an intentional life and strive for good enough. More Simplify Motherhood and Simple Living tips, including embracing imperfection and acceptance on Raising Slow.
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You are Not a Bad Mom
We all feel it sometimes, and maybe say it out loud, "I am a bad mom." But, you are not a bad mom. And neither am I. Let's say it together! And then let's work on forgiving ourselves and letting go of this culture of blame and perfectionism. For more ideas on how to slow down your life, simple living, intentional living, mindful motherhood and purposeful life tips, visit Raising Slow.
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Let's Say it Together, "I Am Not A Bad Mom."
We all feel it sometimes, and maybe say it out loud, "I am a bad mom." But, you are not a bad mom. And neither am I. Let's say it together! And then let's work on forgiving ourselves and letting go of this culture of blame and perfectionism.