Hello hello, Slow Down Society!
The newest episode of the Slow Living podcast is out and in it I share a wonderful conversation with Michelle Grosser, of the Calm Mom podcast.
Michelle is a lawyer turned full-time mom and podcaster and she shares how the pandemic was the wake up call she and her family needed to finally turn inwards and ask herself,
“is this really what I want?”
Listen as Michelle shares how she and her husband made the very personal decision to have her step away from her profession to live the life she really wanted to —
instead of the life she thought she had to.
You can learn more about Michelle on her website and you should absolutely take a listen to her Calm Mom podcast.
In this episode she also encourages everyone to take her simple online quiz to learn your own personality type and how you handle conflict.
What I loved about this conversation is how Michelle acknowledges that deciding to stay home and put a pause to her career is a financial sacrifice but she has reshuffled her priorities to do what felt right in the here and now.
Often we go through life waiting.
We are waiting for things to get easier.
Waiting for a certain phase to end.
Waiting for a better economy.
Waiting for a sign from God/The Universe.
This is it. There aren’t any do-overs.
Slowing Down is about taking the time to tune out the noise and the nonsense and really ask yourself the hard questions and then waiting to hear (and LISTEN!!) to the response.
This is a powerful exercise when you are in the midst of making any decision —
and the answers are personal.
Yes, you can absolutely research and search for guidance, but at the end of the day you most definitely aren’t going to find the answer you’re seeking online or in a TikTok video!!
😉
as always, consider yourself loved and hugged.
I think you are wonderful.
xxooxox steph
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