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Nov 7, 2024 15 min

Episode #33: Slow Down

from Shine, Mommy, Shine Podcast Hosted by Kirstin Baxter

Hey mama, FRANTIC is a common emotion that mamas can feel. Frantic to have their child reach the different milestones. Frantic to have the bills paid. Frantic to get the house clean. Frantic to get the to-do’s done. And while we use that emotion to help us move along and keep a steady pace, it actually can harm our well-being over time. In today’s episode we will talk about the benefits of taking a slower approach as well as how to incorporate Jesus into it all. And learn to partner with Him in the big and little parts of your life. Remember that sharing is caring. If you think of someone who also struggles with the common mommy frantic feelings, please share this episode with her. Each mommy could use a little boost to her day and to feel supported in her challenges. And as I mentioned in the episode, my 7 Day challenge - 7 Days Closer to Christ is available now and it is a FANTASTIC time to take advantage of a week of boosting your relationship with Christ. With the political stress we are all feeling (regardless of which way you voted), with the holidays coming up, and with the state of the world… deepening that connection with Christ is just a huge gift that you can give yourself. Sending you warm hugs, sweet mama! Take care, Kirstin Baxter P.S. Wanna check out what all is included in the 7 Days Closer to Christ challenge? Click on this link.

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