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045: Self-Care + Successful Mornings

045: Self-Care + Successful Mornings

What do mornings look like in your home?

Is it a rushed affair overflowing with stressors, like getting breakfast on the table, dressing the kids + pushing everyone out the door on time?

If so, chances are good you’re fried by 8:00 am.

Here’s the good news: There’s a better way.

On this week’s episode we’re outlining an utterly hedonistic, just-for-you morning routine that has nothing to do with kids, spouses or household management. We’re divulging the 4 pillars of successful mornings so you can get in your self-care *without* feeling guilty. 

My guest this week is Liz Carlile of Motherhood Unstressed. She’s a health coach + fellow podcaster who has perfected her own morning routine; she’s here to help us perfect ours, too.

Enjoy!

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[4:00] Modern medicine tends to prioritize intervention over prevention. But why?

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