As a follow-up to my interview with childbirth educator Laura Dugovic, here is the birth story of my sweet baby born on February 5th. (I share his name briefly on the interview, but won’t be typing it up here. I guard…
Mikael Monson || Taking a Leap of Faith
“I have learned that anything that I thought of myself, that I saw of myself, is not nearly the capacity that I truly am.” Mikael Monson NEVER planned on homeschooling her four children; in fact, she was staunchly against it…
Nesha Woodhouse: Developing Our Gifts to Improve Ourselves and Bless Others
“I don’t think that ‘acceptance’ is an excuse to diminish yourself or to not hold yourself accountable to your best work . . . We should develop and expand and grow in whatever we feel called to do.” Nesha Woodhouse…
Dina Alexander: Inspiring Positive Body Image for Kids In a Social Media Age
“If we get so caught up in how we look, how our friends look, if we look good enough, we are missing the richness of life.” Dina Alexander is back to teach us how to combat the perfect images social…
Mallory Wahlstrom Wright: Finding Your Unique Light
“I’m getting my self-esteem from looking in . . . I have worth in my trying.” Although Mallory Wahlstrom Wright was an accomplished musician, dancer, and athlete, she suffered immensely from perfectionism-bred low self esteem. As a way to cope…
