27 episodes
Advice to My Daughter Katie Larson
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- Society & Culture
We are Mary Beth and Katie, a mother daughter duo. We have completely opposite childhood experiences. I always wondered why my mom was such a fighter, when I was so shy. Throughout my teaching career I have learned a lot about childhood experiences that shape students and I saw the connection to my mom. We want to share experiences, mistakes, and our lives with you. We have learned to laugh at ourselves a lot, you will too. My mom stopped the cycle with her family. Her childhood didn’t affect mine, although it added color and excitement. Welcome to our lives.
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Value Your Damn Self
If you don’t value yourself, your daughter won’t value herself. Your children learn from your actions not your words. No child will believe they can be anything they dream of their mother doesn’t believe she can be anything she dreams. So get out there and live for you as well as your kids. Go after that dream, start that side hustle, take that class, you deserve it. Get my book for you and your daughter. https://amzn.to/3CUcFvS
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Why You Shouldn’t Enable
PSA- Enabling people not only hurts the person but also everyone in their life.
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Do You Know a Narcissist?
When you have to deal with a narcissist, the best you can do is set boundaries to protect yourself. If you are not sure if you are dealing with a narcissist, ask yourself if they have a group of friends, do they have a support system? If not that is a red flag.
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Special Edition Local Elections
We interviewed Dr. Maureen Grady-Perovich. She is running for Lansing Village Trustee. The election is April 4, 2023. Email her with any questions @ mcgp18856@comcast.net
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Do People Ever Get Over Trying to Be Popular?
Why do people care what others think of them. This is the biggest thing holding people back on doing anything. Where do you stand? Do you want your kids to be cool? Do you try to be cool?
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As a Parent, Do You Have the Right to Dictate Their Future?
I heard Mel Robbins on a podcast discussing this topic. I loved being raised by parents that let us figure out what we wanted to become. We were never pressured to become what our parents wanted us to become. Where do you stand on this topic.