Ep. 32 - It takes a Village of "in-Betweeners" to Build MOMentum with Brooke Markevicius

from Allobee Radio · host Brooke Markevicius

Today I wanted to bring you a solo episode because well, sometimes I have stuff to say that does not quite fit into an interview. I hope you will take a short bit to listen to my reflections on what I am going to call the "in-between" mama life. As well as why in my opinion MOMentum is so important and why I need moms to show the F up so that we can truly build MOMentum with passion, purpose and vision of the "in-betweens" at the forefront. So mamas it truly takes a village to build MOMentum, are you in? If so consider donating to our crowdfunding campaign on iFundWomen before December 15th, 2019. http://ifundwomen.com/projects/momentum-market

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