Cseking In with Shannon Christensen
Episode 43 of the Cseking In podcast, hosted by NowMedia / NowCast, titled "Cseking In with Shannon Christensen" was published on June 3, 2022 and runs 36 minutes.
June 3, 2022 ·36m · Cseking In
Summary
In this episode of Cseking In, Nikki Csek sat down with Shannon Christensen who discusses her experience as a mother which led to the creation of the first charity that began on social media to become a nationally registered organization. Christensen's love of helping others stemmed from her psychology degree and early career treating young violent offenders. Growing up, her mother often spoke about manifestation, with great emphasis on “believe it before you have it”.“All I did was work and be a mom to my kids and not have a sense of connection,” says Christensen..” As a younger mother, Christensen felt unsupported and strived to create a legacy to help other mothers who also felt the same way.Mamas for Mamas is a poverty relief agency with a strong emphasis on community. Christensen aims to break down the competitiveness among mothers and enhance kindness.
Episode Description
In this episode of Cseking In, Nikki Csek sat down with Shannon Christensen who discusses her experience as a mother which led to the creation of the first charity that began on social media to become a nationally registered organization.
Christensen's love of helping others stemmed from her psychology degree and early career treating young violent offenders.
Growing up, her mother often spoke about manifestation, with great emphasis on “believe it before you have it”.
“All I did was work and be a mom to my kids and not have a sense of connection,” says Christensen..”
As a younger mother, Christensen felt unsupported and strived to create a legacy to help other mothers who also felt the same way.
Mamas for Mamas is a poverty relief agency with a strong emphasis on community. Christensen aims to break down the competitiveness among mothers and enhance kindness.
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