Zen Supermom: The Mental Fitness Podcast

Ep 75: Busy Badge of Honor: Did being BUSY Become Part of Your Identity?

• Alena Gomes Rodrigues • Season 2 • Episode 75

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Getting a lot done, being a powerhouse of energy and blasting through your to-do list without having to take breaks... Great!
Now... can you also balance it with being able to pause and rest, without feeling guilty?

If not, then this podcast episode is for you.

And you will want to listen to it not just because you don't want to burnout out, and you don't want to shout your stress out at your kids... But also because you have the chance to break this generational chain of using "busy" as a badge of honor = reason to feel proud.

You are worthy of love, appreciation and respect just the way you are, without being a busy hyper-achiever. That's what you want your kids understand and feel as they are growing up.

And as always, it starts with you, supermom or superdad. :)

Catch this episode on Youtube as well!

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About the Author:

Hi, I’m Alena, also known as the Mommy Tantrum Specialist and founder of the Zen Supermom program. Once upon a time, I was the mom yelling at her daughter before breakfast and crying behind a closed door before lunch. Now I help overwhelmed moms uncover and heal the hidden roots of their yelling, so they can lead their families with peace and clarity.

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