
Show Notes
How Does She Do It? is a Christian motherhood podcast about what sits underneath the lives women are building. Hosted by Latasha Kennedy, the show explores motherhood at the intersection of faith, family, and calling through honest conversations with women who are raising children, loving their people, pursuing purpose, and building meaningful lives. We talk about the decisions, systems, relationships, setbacks, support, and sacrifices that make those lives possible. These are conversations about intentional motherhood, marriage, identity, parenting, work, purpose, health, money, faith — and the dreams that still matter. You'll hear from women navigating real seasons of life while learning how to steward what God has entrusted to them and build lives and families that glorify Him. No one here has everything figured out. We are still becoming, still learning, still asking better questions. Because when moms exchange notes and pull back the curtain on how she's really making life work, we all walk away with something that can help us build our own lives and families with greater intention. If you're a Christian woman trying to love your family well, pursue your God-given calling, and build a meaningful life without losing yourself in the process, well there's a seat here for you. Together, we're exploring the question so many of us have asked: How does she do it?
Well, sis, we're about to find out.
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There is probably something you keep telling yourself you’ll get to when life settles down. Maybe it’s a book you want to write, a business you want to start, something creative you want to make or a skill you’ve been wanting to learn. You mean it when you say you’re going to do it, but motherhood is full, life keeps moving, and “when I have more time” can quietly turn into years. Kim Galloway has learned to work with the life and time she actually has. Kim is a bestselling author of more than 20 books, book coach, publisher and mother of four. She is raising four young children on a ranch, homeschooling, running a business and navigating a marriage shaped by her husband’s rotating work schedule. In the middle of all of that, she continues to write, build and make room for the things that matter to her. A big part of how she does it is knowing what deserves her time in the first place. In this conversation, Kim and I talk about using small pockets of time to make meaningful progress, deciding whether the “juice is worth the squeeze,” protecting your priorities and giving yourself permission to invest time, money and energy into something that matters to you too. Here’s what you’ll hear in this episode:
Motherhood can give you a new identity before you have had time to understand what happened to the old one.
What if the greatest gift you could give your children isn't being a perfect mother, but being a present one?
I spend this show asking women one question: How does she do it?
What if building a healthier family didn't require you to do more, but to stop doing everything yourself?