Descriptive Speech About Motherhood

Hey Amazing Mom, I have a quick question for you- Have you ever subconsciously blamed your kids for you not being able to follow your dreams?
While I know you would NEVER intentionally blame them, but have you ever wondered how different your life might be if you didn’t have the responsibility of motherhood?
Sadly, many women have those thoughts. Many Moms believe that it is impossible to be a great Mom AND FOLLOW their dreams. Many women who claim to be too tired, too busy, too overwhelmed too……the list goes on. Too busy being Mom to be able to find time for self and those pre-Mom dreams.
These women are unlikely to speak negative words about motherhood. However, the resentment that they feel may surface in other ways, beginning with neglecting

15 Amazing Moms who are following their dreams, sharing their journey with my Mom Tribe.
So again, why did I decide to host this event?
Primarily because I wanted to bring inspiration to women who may have shelved their dreams that existed before motherhood.
I wanted Moms like you to begin thinking about your OWN lives and the possibilities that YOU may be missing out on.

Most of all I wanted to remind women that that they can be great Moms and follow their dreams, both at the same time.
Like myself, these Moms have walked that fine line of being successful in their dream career, while still fulfilling their purpose as a Mother.
Was it easy? Absolutely not!
We still encounter some of the same daily challenges and obstacles that most Moms probably do. However, we have acquired a multitude of skills during this journey, so that our dreams did not come to a screeching halt.
As a Mom Coach, I ask Moms to regularly examine their lives and to ask themselves, “Am I really living my best life and if not, WHY NOT?”
If a reason is given, more often than not, children are the

New actions, with a focus on wanting something different, therefore doing something different, will likely create new results – for you AND your children.
Imagine being the Mom who is living her dream AND her kids are cheering her on. Are they not deserving of a Mom, who isn’t stressed out more often than not, one who is committed to living an abundant lifestyle and who is present for them, mentally, physically and emotionally? As opposed to being the Mom who stands idle, wishing and hoping that life was so very different?
My youngest son gave me an Amazon gift certificate for Christmas this year because he knows how much I shop there. He also framed my three Huffington Post articles, along with a note encouraging me to continue to follow my dreams. ‬ This gift meant more to me than any jewelry, designer handbag, outfit or red-bottom shoes. This gift tells me he 's watching AND he 's taking notes. I am his mirror.
Moms, your children are watching. How can you authentically inspire them to follow their dreams, if you are not following yours?
With less than a week left before we enter a new year, IT 'S ACTION