EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 15 MIN
56: What if Hurry Won't Get You There Faster? | A Mindset Shift For LDS Moms Who Are Tired of Feeling Behind
from Think New Thoughts · host Emily Ricks
Have you ever felt like no matter how hard you work, you're still behind? As an LDS mom, it's easy to believe that if you could just move faster, work harder, or get more done, you'd finally feel caught up. But what if that constant hurry is actually keeping you from the peace you're looking for? In this episode, you'll discover why rushing through motherhood and life often leaves you feeling more overwhelmed, exhausted, and disconnected—and how a simple mindset shift can help you move forward with greater clarity, inner peace, and trust in God. If you're tired of feeling behind, this episode will help you trade hurry for a calmer, more intentional way of parenting and living. Download My Free Guide: Catch That Thought A simple, faith-based tool to help you notice negative self-talk and gently shift it to new, more joy-filled thoughts. Book a Free Mini Session With Me Are you curious about coaching? Have you heard something on my podcast that resonated with you, but you're not sure how to apply it to your unique situation? Sign up for a free 1:1 mini session with me and let's chat! --------------------------------------------------- Helping LDS moms of teens navigate parenting with more connection, trust, joy, and inner peace through gospel-centered life coaching, thought work, and practical tools from a parenting coach that align with LDS doctrine and scripture. Explore conflict resolution, forgiveness, mindset shifts, faith over fear, personal growth, emotional resilience, overcoming mom guilt, reducing disconnection and power struggles, learning to trust God, and strengthening family relationships through faith-based parenting and life coaching.
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