77: 3 Common Beliefs Worth Questioning if You Want More Joy in Parenting as an LDS Mom of Teens

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In this episode, I'm inviting you to open the drawers of your mind and try on a few beliefs you may have been wearing for years. What if the goal isn't to be happy all the time? What if you actually do have enough time? And what if loving people is never unsafe? I'll walk you through three common beliefs most of us accept as facts—and show you how questioning them can create more peace, intention, and freedom in your parenting and your life. If you're ready to clear out some mental clutter, this one's for you.

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