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In this episode of The Thought Vault, host Emily Vermillion explores the delicate balance between motherhood and self. Join Emily as she shares practical tips, personal insights, and encourages listeners to embrace their own unique journey through motherhood.

If you've been asking things like - How can I pursue my dreams without neglecting my family? Is self-care selfish from a Christian perspective? How do I balance my identity as a mom with other aspects of myself?

Listen to this!

Time Stamps:

- 03:15: The importance of being present and intentional in motherhood.

- 09:46: Balancing pursuing dreams and passions with the responsibilities of motherhood.

- 16:32: The role of community and support in the journey of motherhood.

- 23:10: Prioritizing self-care for mental, spiritual, and physical well-being.

- 30:02: Overcoming fear of failure and pursuing dreams with hopeful expectation.

Listen to this inspiring and empowering episode of The Thought Vault to discover how to navigate the challenges of motherhood while maintaining your own sense of self. Learn practical strategies, gain valuable insights, and find the support you need to make the most of this incredible journey. Don't miss out – tune in now!

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Motherhood vs Self - Finding Equilibrium Between Motherhood, Personal Growth, and Faith