Habits & Routines for Your Season With Thea Larsen of Cowgirls Over Coffee

“Having a game plan is going to save you time and money in the long run.”  In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Thea Larsen. Thea opened up about how motherhood changes you and how the help you need as a mom isn’t always logistical. Thea also talked about being a ranch wife and working with your loved ones. Her words of wisdom that confrontation doesn’t have to be conflict and communication are important to maintain healthy and functional relationships with your co-workers that are also your family members. Thea shared about the group she started for rural and western women called Cowgirls Over Coffee, the purpose of which is for women to find their tribe of other women to learn from and lean on.     About our guest: Thea Larson, Cowgirls Over Coffee Most days, you can find Thea wrangling cows, her two boys and empire-building ambitions out on their ranch in the Sandhills of Nebraska. Thea grew up among the tall pines and deep lakes in the Idaho Panhandle and she left to follow her career taking her to a few different states. Now she is living the ultimate ranch-wife-life in the middle of nowhere. If you are interested in connecting with Thea, checkout her Instagram and the Cowgirls Over Coffee website.   At a glance: Thea’s early life on a farm to her career in the rodeo then ranch wife and mom. Being a mom and the heart of her family. Why Thea started Cowgirls Over Coffee. Setting the right goals and expectations to be successful. You may also enjoy… #13 Self Awareness and Good Movement through the Enneagram with Terryn Drieling #22 The Power of Positive Perspective in Health & Ranch Business with the Native Cowgirl Cheyenne Glade Wilson #32 Shifting Perspectives with Michaela Gasseling   About the Host of Farming on Purpose, Lexi Wright:  I’m your host, Lexi Wright. I started the Farming on Purpose Podcast from a passion for sharing the stories of agriculture from generations past, preserving the skills and lessons learned along the way, and ensuring the best of that is passed onto those who will continue to lead the way into the future of production agriculture. I’m so glad you’re here and I hope you’ll take a moment to join the conversation with me and other listeners on social media. Connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.