Mommifaceted: Black Working Mom Podcast

So, If Balance Doesn't Exist What Do We Have?

Having Hard Discussions with Your Children and Family at the Right Time with Jazz Smollett

The struggles of not living near family - how Onyi Azih makes it work with two young boys

Brandy Wells is sharing conscious parenting and is parenting differently and encouraging us to get away from the generational parenting mistakes that don’t work for every child. She’s mother to 3 girls and a wife. Brandy focuses on practical parenting skills that work for what children are experiencing today. Find more at: http://mommifaceted.com/conscious-parenting-parenting-differently-than-our-parents-with-brandy-wells-my-motherhood-magic/

Ruthie Ridley is a full time everything! Mom, wife, nurse and blogger! She shares what made her decide to go for it even with a busy full time schedule. Ruthie shares her secrets of doing it all which include the support of her husband, the help from her parents who now live near by, and she even does photo shoots on her lunch breaks. Find more at www.mommifaceted.com

Chrystal Evans Hurst has experienced just about all of the stages of motherhood. She reminds moms that we have to do that hard things in the season that we’re in. Her path has helped her to realize that this mommy thing is a lot of planting and sowing seeds – but we are doing it for legacy. She talks about simple joys and framing the live you live for your family. Chrystal shares how to make sure you don’t lose yourself, become bitter, tired, and are just done. Find more at www.mommifaceted.com

It is half way through the year and time to take inventory of what place we are in. We need endurance to make sure that we can run this race of mother, wife, spouse, employee, boss, whatever roles we have. Some things to think about when figuring out how to build that endurance: 1. How did you get here? 2. Follow Your Gut 3. How do you get renewed? 4. Stick to the things you say no to 5. What help do you need? Find more at www.Mommifaceted.com

As moms giving ourselves permission to be who we truly are is often difficult. Sometimes we talk ourselves out of our purpose but God created us to do certain things and therefore we have to give ourselves permission - and that is Jackie Greene's mantra. Find more at www.mommifaceted.com

Candice Thomas is a proponent of deciding what stays and what goes in her life. She notes that we don't have to give in to everything that comes to our minds or what we see - especially things like mommy guilt or spending time on things that don't matter. Find more about Candice and Mommifaceted at www.mommifaceted.com

Today's solo episode is all about what we are plugged into and how we can use that to lean in when times get hard. For more information head over to www.mommifaceted.com!

Amber Aaron Mosley shared a reminder that we HAVE to ask for what we need and not assume our partner can read our minds. As a mom of 2 and wife, she's implementing this into her life and seeing the benefits. Amber is an international stylist, style consultant, freelance writer and owns a business with her husband. She's also one of the co-founders of Moms in Color, a collective of diverse mothers who gather in Los Angeles. Find more at www.mommifaceted.com

Christina Brown started Love Brown Sugar to be a role model for her children and so that she could show her daughter that anyone can follow their dreams. What started as a blog has now morphed into a business with spinoffs babybrownsugar.com and browngirlslove.com - host of the Brown Girls Power Day. She has launched a brand that makes women leave feeling they can take over the world. Find more and join the tribe at www.mommifaceted.com

Today's episode is a special Mother's Day episode where I interview my own mom. I ask her 10 questions that you should ask your mom. We got to have some real, honest discussion about our relationship and how we view each other. Find more at www.mommifaceted.com

Mahisha Dellinger is a proponent of making time for what matters and keeping the main thing at the forefront. She is an entrepreneur, author and TV host. On today's podcast episode we talk about how she uses her time where it's needed whether it's with her team, her business, her friends, or family - again making time for what matters. Find more at www.mommifaceted.com

Kennesha Buycks used the ability to start creating her home despite the situations she faced in the past. She is a wife, mom, blogger and author of Restoration House Blog. Surprisingly, Kennesha and her family are not in their "forever home" - and I think that makes her the perfect person to share why you can make your house a home no matter what stage you are in. Find more about Kennesha and the book at www.mommifaceted.com