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Finding Flow In Motherhood
By Tamara Stiller
AS I BEGIN WRITING THIS ARTICLE FROM MY HOMETOWN OF THE GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA, I AM MESMERIZED BY THE SURFERS OUT IN THE OCEAN. WHAT A LESSON IN FINDING FLOW!
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These days the internet exposes us to a myriad of opinions. There is advice on how to parent, how to clean your home, what to feed your child, how to dress your child, which developmental activities your child needs to live a full life, the programme you must buy to learn advanced parenting techniques...Goodness! I’m exhausted just thinking about it!
Here in Australia, when it’s summer it’s typically the time to get to the beach, enjoy iceblocks and long walks in the evening. However, in winter, jumpers and scarves are more appropriate attire, winter soups are on the menu and nights snuggled up by the fireplace with a good book are a must!
As a mother, you will experience all the seasons of life. Perhaps you are currently enjoying summer. But the seasons will change and winter will come. There is beauty in each season. Discerning what you need specifically for the season you are in is a valuable skill to have. Choosing the resources, activities and people you need to invest in at any given time will help you to maintain peace in your heart and in your home.
Find clarity around what matters most to you. From this place, you will be able to narrow down the important habits, traditions and routines that bring you peace and enjoyment.
Finding Flow In Motherhood
by Tamara Stiller
Tamara is a Mum-Life Coach who champions women to redefine motherhood and find purpose and passion in their important but often undervalued role as a mum! From the homemaker to the working mum Tamara’s heart is to see mums thriving and to truly love the years of raising children. As a mum of six, business owner and life coach, Tamara understands the importance of having someone on your team. Someone to encourage and cheer you on, someone without judgement who understands the challenges, chaos and confusion that can overwhelm. Tamara’s heart is to see women operating from their strengths and not their fears and to overcome each challenge with confidence, grace and fulfilment.
