The Unsupervised Mom Podcast is a weekly show about the grins and grime of single motherhood, with an intent to help single mothers navigate it, God’s way.
Happy December!
In this week's episode we are discussing what is means to interrupt our finishes with a culture of faith. In this rich discussion about the faith to finish, Daisha, not-for profit organization owner, life coach and mom, helps us to unpack a progressive definition of 'finish', how to asses what we are aiming to finish, and how to apply our God gifted faith to establish a strong finish.
Daisha Sealey is a millennial mama with a passion for helping and connecting others. She has always prioritized and lived out the notion that a child’s exposure to quality activities and experiences are essential to leading and living well rounded lives. Daisha believes that her passion for teaching mothers how to build communities and raise their own self-confidence is the key to such.
As a mom of two children, Daisha began to carry out the mission of Sitting Amongst Queens, Inc. believing that all mothers deserve the space and opportunity to establish healthy, mom friendships and have access to resources that employ growth at home and in their personal lives, in a way that positively affects their children for a lifetime.
It is Daisha's hope, via the actions of her philanthropic heart, grounding life principles, and her continued commitment to God, that all mothers will provide their children with enriching experiences and open their own minds to life changing connections and opportunities. By providing support, resources, and as much love and light that one human can give, Daisha’s goal is to change motherhood communities for the better.
"Finishing is completing something to the best of your ability knowing that you gave it your all, to the end." -Daisha Sealey
For more information about Daisha's life coach offerings or organizational thrusts, visit @sittingamongstqueens on Instagram!
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Host:
Jovan Brown is a Christian leader and mompreneur who is dedicated to helping others tell compelling stories and develop their agency in the process. She is an author and business owner whose passion for God, storytelling, and parenting have allowed her to help others grab hold to the best version of themselves. She published a poetry collection, The Children of Feelings, which celebrates the power of vulnerability and gives way to raw, unfiltered feelings. Jovan’s life’s maxim is “tell your unedited story”.
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