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Building Community with Kylie Epperson

Episode 39 of the Good Movement Draws Good Movement podcast, hosted by Terryn Drieling, titled "Building Community with Kylie Epperson" was published on July 16, 2024 and runs 37 minutes.

July 16, 2024 ·37m · Good Movement Draws Good Movement

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I’m super excited to have my good friend, Kylie Epperson, on the podcast today! She’s on a mission to help rural women live authentic, confident, and colorful lives, and has found immense gratitude as she’s experienced rural living, ag life, and motherhood. More recently, she’s passionate about building the Farm Wives Club™️ community and membership, and is thrilled to be offering the first live, in-person event this fall (September 2024)! Kylie has navigated her fair share of ‘high highs’ and ‘low lows’ on her farm wife journey over the last decade.

We aren’t meant to live life isolated, and think that no one understands our struggles - we should be actively connecting with others, and nurturing relationships that allow us to flourish. Kylie is actively building community and showing us that authentic connection IS possible (and very much needed). 


In this episode, we cover:

  • Kylie’s beautiful and vulnerable journey that started with the Grateful Farm Wife + how this led to her to find more gratitude and awareness in her life
  • The ‘seed of desire’ that grew into the Farm Wives Club™️ + what this has evolved into
  • Why we need deeper connection in our world today (now, more than ever) + understanding that community is vital, and allows us to thrive
  • Kylie’s idea for a Farm Wives Club™️ in-person, live event + how this will allow you to feel renewed and (re)connected before pouring back into your loved ones at home


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Find the complete show notes here: https://terryndrieling.com/building-community-with-kylie-epperson-episode-39 

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