AFTER-SHOW: H&K Twintalk Gretchen Jones, weird specialty

from Upbringing · host Parenting For Sanity + Social Change

Welcome to the after-show where we take some time to twin talk the favorite moments of our convo and find ways to apply this newfound wisdom to our parenting experience.We loved chatting with Gretchen Jones, intuitive business advisor and sartorial inspiration. In the after-show discuss:How we can look at failure as valuable feedback, not a reflection on our worthThe work of redefining success as a process of becoming, not a fixed state or vague goalWhy we should bravely ask the questions that challenge our way of doing things Learn more about Gretchen at www.gretchenjones.co. Dive into her philosophy and approach, her upcoming speaking and workshop engagements, her critical conversations podcast and how you can book a consultation. Find her on instagram: @gretchenjones where you can delight in her sustainable fashion adventures and stay up to date on the events and talented guests she’ll be sharing Critical Conversations with via her podcast. We’ll be one of them!This episode is supported by ARQ, a beautiful and durable clothing line for kids and mothers that is produced sustainably and ethically in the USA. Visit www.shoparq.com and enter code UPBRINGING for 15% off your purchase. Learn more on the partners page of our website: www.upbringing.co/partnersWe want to hear your thoughts. We care deeply about what you think and how you’re doin’, so get in touch -- we’re better together.

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