Hey mamas!
In this week's episode we start our series on Cultivating Village. Kerry opens up about what village means to her. To join in on Kerry and my conversation on the 28th, head on over to https://app.ruzuku.com/courses/63107/about
As modern-day women, it can be common to feel disconnected: from ourselves and our community. This feeling of disconnect can make it even more difficult to see through the heavy, winter seasons of life to the light on the other side. On today’s episode of the Mother's Empowerment Podcast, Isabelle sits down with Kerry Ingram, founder of Village Tenders, to discuss how to not feel so alone as moms and how we can be the village that many of us long for. If you have been feeling alone, feeling the pull to re-root into your sense of self, or wanting to reconnect with a sense of community, you’ll want to listen in! Sign up to be a Village Tender at https://village-tenders.teachable.com/a/aff_gddzmz9d/external?affcode=1525089_xdctmgyn
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