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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2025 · 35 MIN

The Reality of Putting Relationships Before Tasks

from Happy, Holy Mama · host Emily Brown

I consider all mothers to be experts in their field of study. Whether that is feeding an army of people, changing diapers, or knowing the fastest route to basketball practice, you have unique expertise. I totally understand that you might not feel like an expert, especially when it comes to certain childrens' ways of thinking or behaving, BUT, I'm willing to bet, if you gave it just a little bit of thought, that you would discover that you know so much more than you give yourself credit for. And I love to have experts on the podcast! Which is why I'm so excited to introduce you to one of the expert mamas I know, Michele. Michele is a military wife, homeschooling mama of four, and self-proclaimed 'task master' who wants to share some of her story about developing hope through prioritizing her relationships over the tasks.  She is a beautiful witness to the changes that are available within a family if just one person decides to change.  I'd like to invite you to please grab your earbuds, and join me and my beautiful client, Michele, for a delightful conversation about The Reality of Putting Relationships Before Tasks. Get details for the Happy, Holy Mama Membership here!

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