What if there was some magical formula that made someone successful? What if you could listen or watch someone’s daily routine and make it into your own? What if you could indeed do anything you heart desires, just by learning simple habits from other people? I'm shakin' it up here on the podcast today and…
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Who needs one? Free hugs for each and every one of you. Thank you to one of my followers @buzybscustomcreations for my amazing shirt from @procrastinationcoach #internetfriendsarerealfriends #teacherlife #teachingonless #iteach #iteachtoo #teacherspayteachers #teachersfollowteachers #teachersofinstagram
Never make your goals about the money. Make your desire burn so bright for the people who matter most in life. He's one of my "whys." The desire I have as a mom to fulfill my purpose in life is unlike anything I've ever felt. It shows up as strength on the days when I need it the most, it fuels me to push forward when my willpower is gone, it makes me want more for my life than I EVER thought possible. What's your biggest goal in life? Now, multiply that times 100 and let me know how that makes you feel. One thing I am calling you to do right now is to be specific with your goals. Happiness is an amazing goal, but it isn't specific enough. What does happiness look like to you? Who does it involve? How will you get there? What steps can you put into place that will get you to the greatest happiness you've ever known? A dream without a plan is just a dream. I plan every single day to be the mom this little bright eyed baby boy and all my other baby boys need me to be. Who needs you today?
”You're my blue sky, you're my sunny day Lord, you know it makes me high When you turn your love my way Turn your love my way, yeah” We stopped by @thebighousemuseum to take a walk down memory lane today. I love sharing our love for music with our boys. #blueskies #iteach #iteachtoo #teacher #teacherspayteachers #teachersfollowteachers #teachersofinstagram #allmanbrothers #macon #bighousemuseum
Depression doesn't define me anymore, but it did for a very long time. I was scared to death of postpartum depression after I had baby Asa in January. You see, I struggled with postpartum depression for nearly 4 years after my second son. I had no idea what it was because I didn't have Google on my phone. All I knew was I cried a lot even though I thought I had the perfect life...but I was always so sad. My life was literally in black and white every single day. No happy days...just long days filled with sadness that I couldn't explain. Although I was the skinniest I had ever been, I couldn't even think about working out. My anxiety took control of my life and I nearly ruined every relationship I had because I didn't know I needed help. I'm happy to say that these days I've worked through my depression and I am truly the happiest I've ever been in my entire life. Each day is filled with vibrant blue skies and emerald green grass. I am grateful for every single happy second. I don't know who needs to hear this today, but don't wait 4 years to ask for help like I did. I have an endless gap in my memory from those years and I missed my children growing up. I'm so blessed to be present, hopeful, and confident in life and enjoying every second of my workouts, my job, and most importantly - my family.
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