Does the thought of having only one chance to raise your daughter properly keep you awake at night? What if I told you you don't have one but 6,570 chances to do it?

In this episode, I'm thrilled to welcome the extraordinary Nellie Harden. Nellie is a Wife, a Mom of four beautiful daughters, including a set of twins, a Speaker, and an Author on a mission to change the world, one living room at a time. She is the creator of The 6570 project, the Author of 40 Scriptures & Conversations to Have When Raising Daughters, and a passionate advocate for helping parents raise empowered women rooted in their worth, esteem, and confidence.

Throughout this episode, Nellie shares dozens of mic-dropping insights about parenting, emotional intelligence education, and kids' and adolescents' social media consumption. Nellie also talks about the 6,570 days of childhood in which every parent has the opportunity to do their best in raising their children, the importance of acknowledging every child is different and requires a unique parenting approach, the dangers of comparisons, the five pillars of worth, and much more.

Tune in to Episode 158 of the Joy Found Here and get the tools you need to be as intentional as possible and make the most of the 6,570 days you have to raise your children.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• A bit about Nellie and how she developed her passion for helping parents raise their children (3:10)
• Being intentional on every day of the 6,570 is imperative (12:00)
• The purpose of childhood is getting ready for adulthood (15:30)
• Each child is different. Focusing on your child's uniqueness to raise them properly (20:40)
• You are not raising a child, you are raising a person (29:00)
• The five pillars of worth (31:10)
• Children and social media. Nellie shares insights and advice (37:20)
• What is the Daughter Decoder and how it can help you raise your daughter (48:00)

Connect with Nellie Harden:

• Website
• Instagram
• Facebook
• YouTube
• Get a spot in Nellie's Mastermind, The Daughter Decoder
• Get Nellie's book, 40 Scriptures & Conversations to Have When Raising Daughters

Let's Connect:

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Have you ever thought that maybe the sign you were asking for is already there?

In today's episode, we take self-discovery to the next level with the incredible Susan Lazar Hart. Susan is an Author, International Speaker, and Transformational Relationship Coach who has been in a state of wonderment for longer than she can remember and learned to use that fascinating attribute to change the lives of thousands of people worldwide. She is the Author of "Breaking Free: Your Unique Path to Fearless Living" and the Creator of The Congruent Life Method and The Congruent Living Academy.

Throughout this episode, you'll hear about Susan's inspiring self-discovery journey, her passion for helping others unleash their potential and create their dream lives, being an example of joy, and her belief that embracing change is essential for experiencing growth. Susan also talks about The Congruent Life Method, her book, the multiple advantages of living a life in a state of wonderment, and much more.

Tune in to Episode 157 of Joy Found Here and learn how to get ready to see the signs you were asking for to evolve, grow, and manifest your dream life.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• A life in a state of wonderment (4:20)
• Susan talks about being an example of joy (7:40)
• We don't "have to have" all the answers (14:00)
• Susan and The Congruent Life Method (21:10)
• How to retrain our brains to live more intentionally (29:40)
• It is not hard or easy, it is: are you willing to be conscious? (34:40)

Connect with Susan Lazar Hart:

• Website
• LinkedIn
• Instagram
• YouTube
• Book: Susan Lazar Hart - Breaking Free: Your Unique Path to Fearless Living

Let's Connect:

• Website
• Instagram

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We know the only way to get to the other side of grief is through it. How we get there is up to us; it can be talking things out or through speaking's old relative: writing.

In this episode, Lisa Braxton, a communications manager, memoirist, and award-winning author, joins us to discuss the healing power of writing as a coping mechanism for grief and loss. She authored the multi-award-winning book, "The Talking Drum," and a memoir; her latest creation, "Dancing Between The Raindrops,” a powerful meditation on grief that helped her cope with the death of her parents, who passed within two years of each other.

Throughout this episode, you'll hear Lisa's thoughts on the healing power of writing, the space for grieving she found between paragraphs and white spaces, and the choice we all have when loss gets in our lives: to grow or stay the same. Lisa also talks about the writing process of "Dancing Between The Raindrops," the challenges she had to overcome to get her book published, the importance of sharing the stories we all have inside of us, and more.

Tune in to episode 156 of Joy Found Here and learn more about the healing power of writing things off your chest.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How reading about grief helped Lisa deal with the loss of her parents (3:00)
• How blessed Lisa felt being near her parents when they transitioned (7:20)
• Why "Dancing Between The Raindrops" is not a heavy book (15:50)
• Sometimes, people get lost in grief (20:00)
• Lisa talks about the challenges she had to overcome to publish (27:10)

Connect with Lisa Braxton:

• Website
• LinkedIn
• Book: Lisa Braxton - Dancing Between The Raindrops: A Daughter's Reflections On Love And Loss
• Book: Lisa Braxton - The Talking Drum

Let's Connect:

• Website
• Instagram

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