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Welcome back to Mama, What’s Next? Today, we’re talking about something quite powerful and transformative: vulnerability. It's a great topic particularly so many of us wear masks all the time. We learnt to do that quite early on in our lives, some more, some less. Now, today let's talk about being real.
Vulnerability is the bridge that connects us to our children, our loved ones, and, most importantly, ourselves.
Let's explore -
- Why embracing imperfection is key to thriving: Let’s talk about how vulnerability isn’t weakness but a bridge to deeper relationships and a stronger sense of self.
- Raising resilient children: Teaching kids that it’s okay to be imperfect starts with showing them our own humanity—our fears, mistakes, and doubts.
- Finding purpose in progress: The story of a mom who reclaimed her passions and found joy again after losing herself in motherhood.
- The self-care myth: Why focusing on your own growth isn’t selfish but essential. A fulfilled mama is the foundation for a happy, thriving family.
- Leading by example: Your kids are watching you. When you embrace your true self, they learn to embrace theirs, too.
I also open up about my own journey of personal growth—reconnecting with who I am and letting go of the idea that I have to do it all perfectly. Vulnerability has been my superpower, helping me rediscover my passions and show my child what it means to be real.
This episode is your reminder that it’s okay to focus on YOU.
Tune in and take the next step toward rediscovering yourself, Mama.
Love, Melie.
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