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Emily Brown

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Happy, Holy Mama

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Happy, Holy Mama

Emily Brown

Happy, Holy Mama

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Want a chance to win a FREE ticket to this year's Catholic Homeschool Conference?! All you need to do is share the Happy, Holy Mama Podcast with your friends, family, on social media, wherever you feel good to do so! You can also leave a review
Are you tired of policing your kid's work, checking on them over and over to make sure they've finished it? Are you tired of struggling with a kiddo who doesn't WANT to do the work you've assigned and seems to be entirely unmotivated? Or do you
Whether you are a veteran homeschool, brand new to homeschooling, or considering homeschooling in the near future, today's episode is for you! I have taken my BEST advice for Catholic homeschoolers and put it all into one powerful episode that
Talking about our bodies is a fairly uncomfortable conversation for most people, but when it comes to talking about what's menstrual cycles and even charting with our daughters, sometimes mamas feel a bit lost.   Christina Valenzuela felt simil
Have you ever wondered what curriculum writers think about when they are creating the curriculum you use?  Ever wanted to get some coffee and pick their brain about how they use it in their own family and apply it to real life?  Well, if so, I
Are you ever afraid to say what you'd really prefer to, because you're worried the other person will be mad at you? Maybe it's how you'd prefer to follow through with your kids when they don't finish their work or chores. Maybe it's what you
If you're a Catholic homeschooling mama you ARE, factually, very busy! However, if you are FEELING busy, but not feeling PRODUCTIVE, I can help.  Last weekend I recorded a free public masterclass called: How to Get More Time Back in Your Day an
It’s the most infuriating experience to want to do better yourself, but feel like your own behavior is contingent on what someone else does. Especially if that someone else is your own child and should know better.   And then you end up feeling
Have you ever noticed what you spend your time on while you wait for something? ​​​​​​​ A doctor's appointment, a child to go to the bathroom, a pot of water to boil? What about what you're choosing to do while you wait for your children to gr
It's way too easy to go about your day feeling frustrated about the kids, homeschooling, and the house and then take it out on your hubby the next time you interact with him. That could be in an angry text you send him, or throwing a screaming
Homeschooling (and Time Management are 80% mindset and 20% strategy.  You’re probably just trying to do it the other way around, which is why it can feel so frustrating, even infuriating, to want to manage your time better and feel like you jus
Managing time isn’t as hard or mysterious as you’re making it out to be.  There isn’t some magic formula for managing it ‘right.’ And there isn’t a one-size fits all way to organize your day that would solve all your stress, that you just can
In my life coaching work we practice thinking about what you hope your kids will say about you as their mother and homeschooler, in the future. And then taking action now to help create that outcome. We dream about what our children’s futures w
Do you go into Lent thinking maybe this will be the year you'll finally kick some bad habits and make big changes (and maybe lose some weight in the process)? Do you have half a dozen ideas for what to give up, but never get around to clarifyi
This week is not just Ash Wednesday, it's not just Valentine's Day, it's also the100th episode of the Happy, Holy Mama Podcast, AND February 14th is also the 20th anniversary of the passing of my first husband, Joey. It is a FULL week! So as
If you were a teacher in a brick-and-mortar school or professor in college you would have designated time when you would prep your day, prepare the rest of your week, do research, grade papers, and receive students questions either via email or
How often do you confess not making enough time for prayer? Or lose your cool around the state of your home? Not look up when your kids are talking to you or rush them through something so you can get back to what you'd prefer to be doing?  In
How often do you feel embarassed by, ashamed, or resentful of by your past? Have you ever noticed how your behavior changes here and now when your thoughts turn to things that have happened in the past?  Have you ever noticed the impact of bein
Ever wonder why you have a hard time letting something go?  For example you have at thought like: I can't get anything done! And then suddenly you see half finished or not-started projects everywhere? Which, of course, leads to further hamster
If you were a teacher in a brick-and-mortar school, then you would be required to take classes on a regular basis to continue your education, grow and build onto your skills, and learn the newest techniques and strategies to provide the best ex
Are you using the past as evidence for what's possible in your future? Do you self-sabotage your New Year's resolution and quit in the first few weeks? Do you set goals or just take a bunch of actions that have a common theme? Then get frustr
If you find yourself getting bogged down in the to-dos, attitudes of kids, and starting to feel disconnected to the true meaning of Christmas, then I'd like to invite you to take a small pause with me in the middle of this busy day to find rest
Does it feel like there’s a tension inside of you between being self-sacrificing, ‘offering up’ your suffering and self-care? Like maybe those two things don’t mesh and, because it’s so confusing, then you might be hesitant to do either one?  A
Because I have met SO many women on Consult Calls who tell me on that they worked right up to Christmas and then went back to school immediately after the New Year, I feel that what happened in our kitchen this week was worth sharing in hopes o
While we all intellectually know that our Christmas won’t be perfect, somewhere inside most of us are still striving for a version of perfect.  We want a plan. We want it organized and done ahead of time. We want to know where we’re going and w
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