Family Matters

from Get Up Ten Hosted by Ginger Fitchett

Family matters. Inspired by recent personal events, Ginger shares on the importance of healthy families. She unpacks her own experiences of growing up in a healthy family versus trying to create a new family of her own unsuccessfully. She also shares research on the benefits of family dinners & present fathers. The research will surprise you! —————— Get your copy of Ginger's new book Thrive: How to Let Go, Find Purpose and Flourish When Staying Seems Easier today!!!!! To buy from Amazon click here To buy from Barnes & Noble click here —————— Cover Art: Joseph Vosges Intro/Outro: Malaga by EZE Connect with Ginger on IG @gingernfit Follow Get Up Ten on FB and IG

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