EPISODE · Mar 14, 2022 · 1H 2M
An Interview With Author, Speaker, and Listen To Your Mother Creator, Ann Imig
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Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we talk about:Writing during early motherhood as an avenue for creativity and connectionThe birth of Listen to Your Mother and the creation of an unparalleled community.The beauty of using your strengths to follow your ease, instead of your joy.The impact of positive psychology on Ann’s life and career.“I am not an expert, but I have something to share.”: the value of beginner’s mind, staying curious, and finding your “why.”Ann Imig is a writer, speaker, performer and positive psychology coach who spends most of her time feeding her sons and vacuuming cat litter. In 2010 she created the nationwide storytelling series and book titled LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER. A decade later LTYM continues Giving Motherhood A Microphone on stages all over the country (60 cities to date, and counting!). Find out more about coaching with Ann at ListenLifeCoaching.ComOther resources:https://viacharacter.orgWHERE TO FIND US NOWConnect with Stacey🎧 The Next Phase Podcast — on Apple & Spotify 📸 Instagram: @stacehutsonConnect with Steph🎧 The Peri-Normal Podcaston Apple and Spotify✍️ The Reclamation Eraon Substack📝 MidCircle— a writing community for midlife women📸 Instagram: @stephsprenger
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we talk about: Writing during early motherhood as an avenue for creativity and connectionThe birth of Listen to Your Mother and the creation of an unparalleled community.The beauty of using your strengths to follow your ease, instead of your joy.The impact of positive psychology on Ann’s life and career.“I am not an expert, but I have something to share.”: the value of beginner’s mind, staying curious, and finding your “why.”Ann Imig is a writer, speaker, per...
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