By Heather Wells Posted on This week I had the pleasure of speaking with Suzie Wheeler all about limiting beliefs and how they can keep us from living the lives we want. Suzie helps divorced moms live optimal lives in every way. Her superpower is helping them create the life they want on the inside so that it has no choice but to become their external reality.
By Heather Wells Posted on Kaycia and her boyfriend went from happy college kids to being unexpected parents wading through a sea of unknowns, judgement and advice from peers who did not have kids. She walked through one of the hardest seasons of her life bearing judgement, change, and the insecurities that she held in her heart, searching for who she was.
By Heather Wells Posted on Do you feel like you have lost yourself as a mom? That you have no identity outside of your kids? So did Jen McGuire so she traveled to Europe to rediscover who she was.
By Heather Wells Posted on Choose to be happy? Can you choose happiness? Yes, you can focus on happiness instead of dwelling on the hard times or negative things in your life.
By Heather Wells Posted on Let’s face it, we all have baggage. The crap that we carry around with us from one experience to the next. Old wounds, hurts, emotional trauma, pain, loss, resentment, fears… it all follows us. Most of us. Unfortunately, whether we like it or not we are probably putting some of that on our children.
By Heather Wells Posted on How can making small changes help you reach your goals? Well too often…
By Heather Wells Posted on At the beginning of the year I decided that I wanted to focus on wellness instead of just weight loss. I knew that I wanted to lose another 30 pounds BUT that wasn’t the only thing that I needed to make me feel good…
By Heather Wells Posted on I read an article the other day about a young woman who was arrested and charged with child endangerment. Sadly, there are often stories like this but this one really caught my attention. Shaina Bell, a 24 year old mother of three was arrested in Ohio after leaving her children alone in a motel room. She left them alone while she went to work at her job a Little Caesars. She wasn’t out partying or hanging out with friends. She was working.
By Heather Wells Posted on It seems as though there is a stereotype that has prevailed over the years that if you are single on Valentines Day you should be sad. Or depressed. Simply because you don’t have someone to buy you flowers or candy. But we DO have someone who can buy us flowers and candy. We can buy them our damn selves.
By Heather Wells Posted on If someone shows you their true colors, don’t try to repaint them. This statement really hits home for me. I realized years ago, after my last relationship, that I am a fixer. I think about people in terms of who they could be. Completely ignoring who they really are a lot of times. Looking past the red flags to only try to see the good things. I try to repaint them. Seeing the potential while ignoring the bad things about them.
I'm Heather and I am a single mother to 3 amazing children. I started this blog to help other single moms like me find inspiration, support, ideas and hopefully a few laughs.
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