Reflect, Plan, Grow: Mapping Your Path for 2025

It's time to get more strategic and intentional with your 2025. First Megan and Laura will take you through the reflection questions that will help you grow and celebrate from your 2024. Then they move into top questions every persons and parent should ask themselves to help move into the new year with mindfulness and feeling powerful. 

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You won't be alone in asking these questions. Laura and Megan reflect on their experiences over the past year, discussing health challenges, holiday experiences, and the importance of community and personal growth. They share insights on parenting, setting intentions for the new year, and the significance of resilience in overcoming adversities.  In this conversation, Laura and Megan explore the challenges and exhaustion of parenting, particularly in solo situations. They discuss the importance of support systems, reevaluating priorities, and the lessons learned from their children. The conversation also touches on planning for the future and the significance of self-care and community in navigating the complexities of parenting.

Takeaways

• Laura and Megan's holiday insights and closing thoughts to 2024.
• Streaming shows can provide a temporary escape during sickness.
• Setting intentions is more effective than traditional resolutions.
• Finding joy in parenting often comes from simple moments.
• Challenges can lead to personal growth and resilience.
• Community support is vital in navigating challenges.
• Letting go of negativity can be a significant hurdle.
• Pushing past comfort zones can lead to professional growth.
• Parenting requires continuous self-reflection and adjustment. Parenting can be exhausting, especially for solo parents.
• Support from other parents is crucial for mental well-being.
• Inconsistency in parenting can lead to confusion for children.
• Communicating feelings to children helps in understanding emotions.
• Getting outside of your comfort zone can refresh family dynamics.
• Having something to look forward to can improve daily life.
• Reevaluating priorities can help reduce feelings of overwhelm.
• Suffering in silence is common, but reaching out is important.
• Children can teach us valuable lessons about resilience and self-worth.
• Planning for the future as a family can create shared goals.

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