The Importance of an Apology
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Raising Mothers of Teens
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Have you ever reacted and then thought to yourself, “Dang I owe my teen an apology!”
Ya me to! If you are anything like the “old me” I used to apologize because it's what you’re “supposed to do!” Even though I would always apologize, I was always puzzled why the relationship with my children still seemed fractured.
In this episode I am going to share with you the two things you can do to ensure your apology repairs and heals the parent child relationship!
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In this episode we dive into one of those 7 pillars, "Confidence Building and Goal Setting Systems.“
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Book: The Power Of Moments
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The Importance of an Apology
Have you ever reacted and then thought to yourself, “Dang I owe my teen an apology!”
Ya me to! If you are anything like the “old me” I used to apologize because it's what you’re “supposed to do!” Even though I would always apologize, I was always puzzled why the relationship with my children still seemed fractured.
In this episode I am going to share with you the two things you can do to ensure your apology repairs and heals the parent child relationship!
Let Go and Lean In
Entering the teen years is like walking into unknown territory!
When faced with unknowns, naturally conscious and unconscious fears arise within us.
Whenever fear rears its head you can expect control to show up! We think, by controlling a situation or person we can get rid of the fear of unknowns. Ultimately our need to control is one of the many faces of the ego that shows up as a way to protect us. One of the big things the ego in the form of control protects us from is feeling like we failed as a parent.
In this episode I am going to share with you three things you can implement as you enter unknown territory of the teen years that will take fear and control out of the driver seat and put peace and connection in its place. These three things will invite you to “Let Go and Lean In” so the parent teen relationship becomes deeply connected!
How to Run Your Schedule So Your Schedule Doesn’t Run You
Do you ever think to yourself...
“I feel so overwhelmed and cannot get anything done!’
“My todo list is never-ending and I just feel like I can’t keep up.”
“I don’t even know where to start!”
It’s almost as if your daily schedule is running you and your left feeling like a chicken running round with its head cut off!
If this is you, then I am glad you are here! In this episode I will share “How to Run Your Schedule So Your Schedule Doesn’t Run You!” You will walk away from this episode with the tools you'll need to create a schedule that creates a life filled with more connection, free time, peace, clarity and fun!
Resources:
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FREE Download:
- https://www.ashleykahn.co/run-your-schedule
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Book:
- “The Power Of Habit” by Charles Duhigg
How to Run Your Schedule So Your Schedule Doesn’t Run You
Do you ever think to yourself...
“I feel so overwhelmed and cannot get anything done!’
“My todo list is never-ending and I just feel like I can’t keep up.”
“I don’t even know where to start!”
It’s almost as if your daily schedule is running you and your left feeling like a chicken running round with its head cut off!
If this is you, then I am glad you are here! In this episode I will share “How to Run Your Schedule So Your Schedule Doesn’t Run You!” You will walk away from this episode with the tools you'll need to create a schedule that creates a life filled with more connection, free time, peace, clarity and fun!
Resources:
-
FREE Download:
- https://www.ashleykahn.co/run-your-schedule
-
Book:
- “The Power Of Habit” by Charles Duhigg