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Go beyond the episode and dive deeper. Our show notes break down key insights, helpful resources, and thought-provoking questions to help solo parents reflect, learn, and take action. Whether you’re exploring on your own or with a group, these notes are here to support your journey.

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Courage to Step Into the Unknown

Parenting solo means carrying an enormous amount of uncertainty every single day. Questions pile up faster than answers ever could. What if you’re making the wrong call? What if this season breaks something in your kids that can’t be fixed? What if who you thought you were supposed to become…

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Why Worth Is at The Center of Mental Health

Why Worth Is at The Center of Mental Health Mental health has become so much a part of our culture’s narrative these days. As single...

Where to Find Our Worth with Kimberley Mitchell

Where to Find Our Worth with Kimberley Mitchell Where we find our worth is a search most of us have been on since we were...

Getting Back the Me I Lost with Dan Allender

Getting Back the Me I Lost with Dan Allender The heart wrenching whirlwind of divorce, or maybe the trauma of losing a spouse to death...

Boundaries with Our Kids as Self-Care with Dr. Siggie Cohen

Boundaries with Our Kids as Self-Care with Dr. Siggie Cohen As single parents, raising our kids on our own is so difficult. There are limited...

Spiritual Discipline as Self-Care with Anthony Skinner

Spiritual Discipline as Self-Care with Anthony Skinner When we think about spiritual disciplines in our life, whether we incorporate them or not, many of us...

Redefining Self Care Part – 2

REDEFINING SELF CARE PART- 2 Like we said last week, self-care is a serious buzzword that every single parent has heard at one time or...

Redefining Self Care – Part 1

Redefining Self Care – Part 1 Self-care is a serious buzzword that every single parent has heard. We know we need to take care of...

How to Forgive Myself with Brad Schmitt

How to Forgive Myself with Brad Schmitt As single parents, we are very, very, very acquainted with our shortcomings. It may be a big indiscretion...