Ep. 26 - Calm and Confident Parenting with Kim Muench

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What if being a 'good woman' is the very thing keeping you stuck? Be nice. Be reasonable. Keep everyone happy. Don't disappoint people. Don't make a scene. And whatever you do, don't be selfish. I followed those rules for YEARS. I stayed married for 24 years, raised 3 kids, tried ...  Show more

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What if burnout isn't evidence that you're doing life wrong? For high-achieving women, burnout can come with an extra layer of shame. We think we should be able to handle it. Mange it better. Be more disciplined. Get it together. In this episode, I'm joined by Wendy Meadows, auth ...  Show more

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