Multi-Generational Friendship: Guest Gillian Fritzsche
Learning is often far more cyclical than it is linear - at that goes from relationships as well as timelines. This week we interview Gillian Fritszche...
Hug and a High Five
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A mom-daughter podcast journal! Vicki (Mom) lives in LA; Ingrid (daughter) lives in New York. How do we still have a growing relationship? We’ll figure it out together!
What's Your Point of Reference?
Everyone begins with their own point of reference: imagining the outlook of someone else based on their own experiences. So, one really helpful way to...
Differentiating a Little More
The transition out of childhood into co-adulthood is so so tricky. Two years ago we revealed what was difficult about communicating through college. L...
The Delicate Art of Giving Advice
After three weeks of talking about parenting your kids, we ask once again, "How do you do that for your grown-up daughters??" Communication between gr...
Relational Goal Setting: Guest - Nellie Harden
In our last week with Nellie Harden, it’s time to put these parenting tools into action! Nellie shares some practical stories for how she gives her ki...
Self-Lead vs Parent Lead: Guest - Nellie Harden
Week 2 with Nellie Harden! This week's lesson is on self-leadership. How often do people move out of Mom's house and look around for the next person t...
What's In Your Bag: Guest - Nellie Harden
Meet Nelli Harden: mom, entrepreneur, family, and parenting coach! She has a business and a podcast called the 6570 Family project and we had the hono...
Back to School: Reinstating Routines
It is back to school season! Even if you've grown out of schooling, transitions in and out of seasons of life continue to pose relational challenges. ...
Ingrid's 25th Birthday
Ingrid has lived a quarter-century! This year she gained a new best friend, a boyfriend, and some really valuable lessons in leadership and entreprene...
Book Study: Creativity: a short and cheerful guide by John Cleese
When things feel hard, it’s easy to feel frustrated or even decide your situation is a lost cause. “My daughter just doesn’t make time for me.” “Mom d...