Connect Method Parenting I Conscious Parenting, Positive Parenting, Gentle Parenting, Connective Parenting, Peaceful Parenting, Slow Parenting, Parenting Teens, Single Parenting, Joyful Parenting, Positive Discipline, ADHD Parenting

Regret shows up often in parenting, but it doesn’t have to keep us stuck.
 In this episode, I explore how regret can become a tool for growth instead of a weapon we use against ourselves.
We’ll talk about the difference between regret that leads to learning and regret that keeps us spinning, how to shift from past-focused rumination to future-focused growth, and a simple framework I use to turn regret into clarity, compassion, and forward movement.
This episode is an invitation to stop fighting the past, and start using it to become the parent you want to be.
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Every season of growth asks something of us.
In this episode, I’m talking about self-doubt, not as a problem to fix, but as a signal that you’re stretching into your next level. Whether it’s parenting, personal growth, or the work of becoming who you’re meant to be, doubt often shows up right before expansion.
We’ll talk about why growth doesn’t feel easy, how self-doubt is part of the process, and what it looks like to keep going anyway, especially when your kids are the ones calling you higher.
If you’ve ever wondered, “Why does this feel so hard if I’m on the right path?” this episode is for you.
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What if there’s no such thing as a hard day?
In this episode, I explore how we unknowingly assign meaning to our days, and how that meaning shapes how we feel, how we show up, and who we become. I talk about why discouragement and self-doubt aren’t signs that something has gone wrong, but signals that growth is happening.
We’ll look at how parenting challenges, emotional discomfort, and everyday struggles don’t mean you’re failing; they’re the curriculum. And when we stop using “hard” as evidence that we’re not enough, we unlock a new level of capacity, confidence, and connection.
If you’ve ever ended the day thinking, “That was just too much,” this episode is an invitation to tell a different story, one that empowers you instead of shuts you down.
You’re stronger than you think. And the day was never the problem.
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When kids go “off track,” it’s easy to see the behavior as disrespect, defiance, or a problem that needs fixing.

In this episode, I reframe behavior as information, a signal from a dysregulated nervous system, not a character flaw.
You’ll learn:
What off-track behavior is actually telling you
Why punishment and rewards rarely create lasting change
How to stay calm, connected, and in the lead when things go sideways
A simple recovery approach that protects the relationship and restores boundaries
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In today’s episode of the Connect Method Parenting Podcast, we’re talking about embodying emotions. NOT just noticing them, NOT just allowing them, but fully living inside the emotional experience while simultaneously creating from the end in mind.
I’m sharing ten lessons I’ve learned about emotional embodiment through real, everyday experiences, from almost running out of battery in my Tesla while crossing a mountain range, to completing a 72-hour fast, to sitting with doubt, fear, hunger, uncertainty, and growth without trying to escape or fix any of it.
You’ll hear how embodying emotions doesn’t mean positive thinking, bypassing discomfort, or managing feelings so they go away. It means learning how to be fully present with fear and faith, worry and gratitude, and uncertainty and intention at the same time.
In this episode, we explore:
What it actually means to embody emotions, not just feel or process them
How to live from the end in mind without abandoning the present moment
Why powerful questions can completely shift your nervous system
How beliefs quietly create your lived reality, especially in parenting
Why buffering (food, distraction, productivity) blocks emotional growth
How past “failures” can inform growth without defining you
Why presence, not willpower, is the practice
How emotional embodiment leads to calm, confident parenting even during conflict
Most importantly, we talk about how this work shows up in parenting:
 Staying grounded during tantrums. Holding boundaries without anger. Responding instead of reacting. Teaching your kids that emotions are safe,  and that nothing has gone wrong just because feelings are big.
You don’t need to fast for 72 hours or nearly get stranded on a mountain to practice this. You can start small, with irritation, overwhelm, frustration, or doubt, and learn how to sit in the full human experience while choosing connection, belief, and intention.
This is the work.
 It’s simple.
 It’s powerful.
 And it changes everything.
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