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Music Spotlight: Love Doesn’t Have a Color, by David Paul Martin

SHOWNOTES

“Our definition of a mom is anyone who nurtures.” -Christy

“We want any woman in any place in her life and journey to feel this podcast is for her.” -Christy

“Our goal is to be relatable, to empower you as a woman, to think deeply about things we may need to be challenged on with our assumptions.” -Christy

“I think a lot of times you think you know yourself and then when something big happens in your life (you have a baby, or start taking care of somebody else, or just growing up), you realize your world’s upside down and you realize you don’t necessarily know who you are. And you realize your systems or how you see yourself isn’t working. And we want to be here to challenge and encourage women to start that process of rethinking who they are, and finding out that they are really beautiful people made in the image of Love.” -Kaylin

“We really are here to start a conversation about identity. We’re here to empower women to go deeper in our understanding of ourselves and...to grow in understanding who we are.” -Christy

“We want this podcast to be for any woman who is in any walk of life, from any faith background, and at any point in their spiritual journey.” -Christy

“How do you need to care for yourself in ways that no one else can or will so that you have enough to give to those who are dependent on you, or those you love and care for?” -Christy

“When we understand how we were designed and made, and that we are loved and have that diamond inside of us, there’s no reason to be selfish but only to give to others because we are confident in that.” -Kaylin

“You have nothing to give your kids or anyone else you nurture if you have not also received love - and so part of that is self-care. You have to fill up your tank to have anything to give to others….We’re not saying love yourself above others; we’re just saying - include yourself in this.” -Christy

“You have to love yourself to be able to love others well...It always comes back to receiving God’s love first. And we won't make any advancements until we get that figured out and we can receive love. Then we’ll be able to give it to ourselves and others.” -Christy

“A lot of times the messages that we get in a lot of different places are making us ‘less than’ or making us ‘greater than,’ and we’ll find ourselves on one side or the other if we don’t realize who we truly are.” -Kaylin