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Mama, are you tired of feeling like you have nothing left to pour out, and yet still feel like you’re somehow not giving enough? Do you wish you could stop rehearsing the same patterns from your family that you swore to yourself you would never repeat?
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450. The Real Reason You're Burned Out (It's Not Just Your Schedule — It's Your Mind). (opens the original)
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You're not stuck in overwhelm forever. There's a way to walk through this season without it crushing you. Episode description:If your week has felt like too much lately, you're not alone. Brittany picks back up on overwhelm today with more practical ways to stay steady when life is full, from setting boundaries with your kids to learning what she calls mental boundaries. This is a real, in the moment look at what it takes to keep your peace when everything is happening at once. In this episode:
449. Full of Anxiety and Stuck. Therapy Wasn't Enough. Here's What Finally Worked. Ali's Academy Story. (opens the original)
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"I truly would not be the same person without it." One Academy grad shares what actually changed. Episode description:You've probably wondered if a program like this could really make a difference in your actual, everyday life. Today Brittany sits down with Ali, a Made Whole Academy graduate and mom of three, to talk about what changed for her on the other side of the process. This is a real look at what it looks like to walk out the framework long after the last call ends. In this episode: Unde
448. Overwhelmed, Stressed, and Trying to Do It All? The Honest Things That Have Actually Helped Me. (opens the original)
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You're checking the boxes. You're still alive. But you don't feel alive, and you're starting to wonder if this is just what your life is now. Episode description:If overwhelmed is the word you'd use for this season, you're not alone. Brittany's talking today about what's actually helped her stay off the floor when everything feels like too much, from tiny moments of rest to knowing when it's okay to let something go. This one is for you if you're doing all the right things and still feel like yo
447. I've Gone to Church My Whole Life and Still Felt Empty. Mary and Elizabeth Share What Finally Changed. (opens the original)
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One woman came in with years of therapy behind her. The other had never really tried. Here's what the same 10 weeks did for both of them. Episode Description:You've heard what the framework teaches. Now hear what it's actually like to live inside it for 10 weeks. Elizabeth and Mary sat down to share their honest stories, the reservations, the surprises, and the wins that stuck. In this episode: Hear two very different reasons women decide to join the Academy, and why both are valid Understand th
446. Depression, Anxiety, ADHD. Stop Labeling Yourself. Here’s What to Do Instead. (opens the original)
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You're not anxious. You're not depressed. You're not an angry mom. You're a woman doing anxiety, depression, and anger, and that's a completely different thing. Episode Description:You've probably asked yourself if you have it. The diagnosis, the disorder, the label that finally explains why you are the way you are. In this episode, you'll learn why labels can help and where they quietly start to trap you, plus what to look for underneath them instead. In this episode: Understand the real differ
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