EPISODE · Feb 27, 2025 · 8 MIN
26| Learn to Let Things Slide- Giving Yourself Permission to Do Less- Supermom Short
from Everyday Supermoms: Podcast for Moms- Real Stories, Parenting Tips, Inspiration and Support · host Amy Grace- Mom, Therapist, Author and Coach
In today’s Supermom Short, Amy Grace shares an important lesson learned from a challenging week when a minor knee procedure led to a dip in her energy and mental bandwidth. Amy reflects on how she had to let certain things slide, including missing an episode of the podcast, and how this moment taught her the value of self-compassion and permission to do less. She talks about how often as moms, we push ourselves to the limit, feeling the pressure to do it all. But Amy encourages Supermoms to step back and ask, “What’s the worst-case scenario if I don’t do this?” It’s a reminder that sometimes, letting things slide can be the healthiest choice, allowing us to show up better for ourselves and our families.Key Takeaways: Give Yourself Grace: It's okay to let things slide when life is overwhelming or when you're physically or mentally drained. Ask the Right Questions: Reflect on the worst-case scenario when considering whether to take a break from your to-do list. Big Picture Perspective: Most things we stress about in the moment won’t have a lasting impact on our lives or relationships. It’s Okay to Say No: Learning to say no or to skip an activity is an essential part of maintaining mental and physical well-being. You Are Still an Amazing Supermom: Even if you don’t do it all, you are still showing up as the best mom you can be.Key Quotes: “It’s okay to let things slide, and sometimes that’s the best thing you can do for your own well-being.” – Amy Grace “What’s the worst-case scenario if I don’t do this? It’s a really helpful question to ask yourself.” – Amy Grace “Most of the things that overwhelm us won’t have a lasting impact on our lives, so why not let them go when necessary?” – Amy Grace “You are still an amazing Supermom, even if you don’t do everything on your to-do list.” – Amy Grace “Giving yourself permission to do less can make all the difference in your mental and physical health.” – Amy GraceAbout Your Host:Amy Grace is the heart behind Everyday Supermoms, a podcast that inspires and empowers mothers by sharing diverse stories of resilience and connection. As a licensed therapist, she supports moms through all stages of motherhood with transformative therapy intensives and signature courses like The Motherhood Mindset Reset and Create Your Own Motherhood. A mom of six, Amy draws from her own journey—from single parenting to blended families—to create a community where mothers can embrace their unique paths with confidence and grace.For More Info and your FREE Embracing Your Inner Supermom Workbook visit www.everydaysupermoms.com Never Miss an Episode: Join the email list to receive weekly updates including podcast episode summaries, tips for moms and more. Sign up HereAmy Grace has courses designed for moms to help them thrive in motherhood and be the best mom they can be. Check out her Courses and Love your Motherhood!
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In today’s Supermom Short, Amy Grace shares an important lesson learned from a challenging week when a minor knee procedure led to a dip in her energy and mental bandwidth. Amy reflects on how she had to let certain things slide, including missing an episode of the podcast, and how this moment taught her the value of self-compassion and permission to do less. She talks about how often as moms, we push ourselves to the limit, feeling the pressure to do it all. But Amy encourages Supermoms to step back and ask, “What’s the worst-case scenario if I don’t do this?” It’s a reminder that sometimes, letting things slide can be the healthiest choice, allowing us to show up better for ourselves and our families.Key Takeaways: Give Yourself Grace: It's okay to let things slide when life is overwhelming or when you're physically or mentally drained. Ask the Right Questions: Reflect on the worst-case scenario when considering whether to take a break from your to-do list. Big Picture Perspective: Most things we stress about in the moment won’t have a lasting impact on our lives or relationships. It’s Okay to Say No: Learning to say no or to skip an activity is an essential part of maintaining mental and physical well-being. You Are Still an Amazing Supermom: Even if you don’t do it all, you are still showing up as the best mom you can be.Key Quotes: “It’s okay to let things slide, and sometimes that’s the best thing you can do for your own well-being.” – Amy Grace “What’s the worst-case scenario if I don’t do this? It’s a really helpful question to ask yourself.” – Amy Grace “Most of the things that overwhelm us won’t have a lasting impact on our lives, so why not let them go when necessary?” – Amy Grace “You are still an amazing Supermom, even if you don’t do everything on your to-do list.” – Amy Grace “Giving yourself permission to do less can make all the difference in your mental and physical health.” – Amy GraceAbout Your Host:Amy Grace is the heart behind Everyday Supermoms, a podcast that inspires and empowers mothers by sharing diverse stories of resilience and connection. As a licensed therapist, she supports moms through all stages of motherhood with transformative therapy intensives and signature courses like The Motherhood Mindset Reset and Create Your Own Motherhood. A mom of six, Amy draws from her own journey—from single parenting to blended families—to create a community where mothers can embrace their unique paths with confidence and grace.For More Info and your FREE Embracing Your Inner Supermom Workbook visit www.everydaysupermoms.com Never Miss an Episode: Join the email list to receive weekly updates including podcast episode summaries, tips for moms and more. Sign up HereAmy Grace has courses designed for moms to help them thrive in motherhood and be the best mom they can be. Check out her Courses and Love your Motherhood!
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