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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2021 · 1H 7M

EPISODE 068 | How to Navigate Life Transitions Without Losing Important Relationships with Meg Smidt

from Human Amplified · host Brandi Fleck

When Meg Smidt married her husband, she became a mother to five children almost overnight. What followed was not only a crash course in parenting, but also an education in relationships. Over the next two decades, Meg navigated blended family dynamics, co-parenting challenges, military deployments, adult children, in-laws, friendship changes, and the many transitions that reshape the people we love and the roles we play in their lives.Meg shares how those experiences taught her to let go of control, stop keeping score, and approach relationships with greater grace and intention. Discover why life transitions often bring unresolved emotions to the surface and what it takes to stay connected when families, friendships, and circumstances continue to evolve.

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Life coach Meg Smidt shares lessons from blended family life, friendship changes, parenting adult children, and the emotional growth that often accompanies life's biggest transitions.

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