Don’t Be a Momster

Meaghan Johnson
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This podcast is dedicated to all the moms out there that are struggling with balancing the duties of parenthood and demands of life. If you criticize, judge or belittle yourself, this podcast will offer you the tools needed to create wellbeing in your life. Learn about why you think and feel the way you do and most important, how to create nicer, friendlier thoughts, so you can show up as your best self for yourself and your family. My purpose is to help mothers change the relationship they have with their minds.

  1. 01/13/2022

    Your Kids Aren’t as Resilient as You Think

    Parents often make the comment that their kids will be fine because children are resilient. This could not be further than the truth. Children are not resilient. Their brains are being molded and constructed by everything we say and do. They may not be aware of the changes happening but they are happening. In this episode, you are going to learn how to become more conscious and aware on how your children are being impacted by the things you say and do and what you can do to ensure that your children have the right tools needed so they will grow up to be peaceful and joyous adults.

  2. 11/17/2021

    Dedicated to the Days Your Ready to Tap Out from Mothering

    Motherhood is not for the birds. Children will stretch you physically, mentally and emotionally. If you haven’t trained to do a marathon and you sign up for one. Your” are not going to make it. You are going to run out of steam or even injure yourself. This episode is about training the mind, to prepare it for mothering. It’s for the moms who don’t want to be exhausted everyday. There is a way out. I’m going to show you how to no longer be burned out. Let’s go!!

  3. 11/10/2021

    How to Make Yourself Happy

    Everyone is in pursuit of happiness. It is ingrained in your culture. We are falsely taught that our happiness it out there. We will be happy when we get this amount of money, lose this amount of weight or get this dream job. I grew up believing that I will be happy when I find my partner in life. When I get married. I expected my husband to make me happy and when I wasn’t, I blamed him. In this episode, you are going to learn what happened when I discovered my happiness is not attached to my husband. I also give advice on how you can create happiness in your own life.

  4. 11/03/2021

    10 Ways to Strengthen the Bond with Your Kids

    Every mom wants a close relationship with their child. The greatest way to do this is to create a safe environment where they can freely open up to you. In this podcast, I am going to give parenting tips on 10 ways to strengthen the bond you have with your children. As most mothers know, being a parent is so much more than just taking care of their physical needs. Their mental health and welling is just as important and a necessity to ensure they grow up to be confident, well rounded human beings. This episode gives strategies on how to ensure that your children always come to you for anything, no matter how big or small the problem.

  5. 10/27/2021

    Interview with Founder of Akina Moms, Leigh Butler

    In this episode, you are going to hear from a rockstar mom and pioneer business woman. Leigh Butler has launched this amazing app called Akina Moms. It was created specifically for African American moms. It is a safe environment where we can meet, discuss and ask questions about issues that we deal with. She is a wife, mom of 3 and entrepreneur. There is much to be learned from this brilliant woman! Enjoy.

  6. 10/20/2021

    The Reason Why You Criticize Yourself (and how to stop)

    The mind needs instructions on how to operate. Unfortunately, people believe the way they think and feel is just the way it is. They have no control or say over their minds. This is not true. Your thoughts and emotions are what they are because of a past experience. That’s it. In this episode, you are going to learn why your mind has the thoughts it has and why the mind has the emotions it has. Once you understand how the mind operates, you are free to direct it as you please.

  7. 10/13/2021

    You Can Have It All (my interview with Marcell Williams)

    I had the honor of interviewing my beautiful friend, Marcell Williams. Marcell is an amazing example that you can find love, be a mom (of 5) and still find time to run a business. She offers moms a range of needed advice from how to step out of the dark when you are feeling down to keeping your marriage fun and new to how to build a business. She has been thru the unspeakable and has still managed to create a beautiful life for herself. You will learn so much from her, I promise! This is not podcast you want to miss!

  8. 10/06/2021

    My Experience with Postpartum Depression (and how I got out)

    This is a subject that most do not want to talk about. There is a lot of shame attached to mental illness, which is why I am so open to telling people about my experience with depression. If you are experiencing difficulty, you are not alone. In this episode, I give some of the red flags that I experienced when I was depressed. I also offer strategies that I used to create a beautiful, loving state of mind. Depression is something you experience, it is not who you are. You can live a life full of joy.

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This podcast is dedicated to all the moms out there that are struggling with balancing the duties of parenthood and demands of life. If you criticize, judge or belittle yourself, this podcast will offer you the tools needed to create wellbeing in your life. Learn about why you think and feel the way you do and most important, how to create nicer, friendlier thoughts, so you can show up as your best self for yourself and your family. My purpose is to help mothers change the relationship they have with their minds.

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  • Creator
    Meaghan Johnson
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2022
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Meaghan Johnson
  • Show Website
    Don’t Be a Momster