If you are a Christian mom who sometimes feels overwhelmed, frazzled, or exhausted, you've come to the right place. Each week you'll hear practical time-management tips, Biblical inspiration, and humor to help you gain clarity and focus so you can find the real balance you've been seeking.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 226 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityKids & FamilyChristianity |
If you are a person who hates "being a slave" to your to-do list, this episode is for you. I break down the exact process I use to create lists that free up my brain space, move the needle on projects that matter to me, keep track of looming deadline... more
How can you create time blocks in your schedule when you have tiny kids at home? What does self-care look like for the mom with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers? What do we do when we feel 100% called to motherhood and also 100% called to a career... more
We are continuing our series on how to get stuff done and I’ve invited my friend Sasha Star Robertson to join us. She’s a mom to 3 children ages 3 mos, 18 mos, and 4 years. She’s also an entrepreneur, a podcast host, and a faith-based productivity co... more
Are you having trouble getting stuff done? Maybe you are struggling with how to balance your time with the Lord while also tending to your never-ending to-do list. Or maybe you are struggling with only doing the stuff on your to-do list but never get... more
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When I listen to the podcast I feel encouraged and calmer.
Sandy is a calming voice that points me back to Jesus. This podcast has helped me so much in finding my balance and has encouraged me to be the best mom I can be
practical in every way! Sandy points back to Jesus in various life situations
Hey fellow moms, if you're anything like me and often find yourself in the thick of mom life wondering where the pause button is, you've gotta check out "The Balanced MomCast" with Sandy Cooper. It's like sitting down with that friend who just gets it—mixing laughs, real talk, and some seriously handy tips to make our chaotic lives feel a bit more doable. Sandy's like the wise, warm friend we all wish we could have over for coffee, dishing out advice that's actually achievable, not just wishful ... more
Sandy gives such helpful, practical tips and the way she talks makes me feel like I’m sitting down with a supportive friend who can’t wait to give me the missing piece to the puzzle I’m trying to solve. more
Apple Podcasts | #234 | Israel/Religion & Spirituality/Christianity |
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