25. The Basics of How a Happy Christian Mom Affects Their Children with Sharon Lamar
The Parenting Connection | build connection, parenting styles, depression in teens, anxiety in teens, Christian parentingShow Notes
Ever feel like you're responsible for helping your kids to be happy?
Or ever feel like your kids are the reason you're not happy?
In this episode, I interview Sharon Lamar, life coach of the popular podcast, The Single LDS Woman, and we discuss the importance of each woman and mom to be able to navigate themselves to a healthier and happier place without relying on others (co-dependency).
Sharon also unveils the one thing she helps her clients turn around in order for them to feel more peace, joy, and contentment in their life - which then in turn affects every other area of their life.
Join us for a fun conversation on defining love, loving others, and self love and finding it as a woman in todays world.
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And you can find Sharon on her Podcast here.
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