Motherhood At Your Best: Recent Episodes
Beri Gebrehiwot
Motherhood At Your Best is all about a community of moms who are on a journey of self discovery, self love, personal development and growth in Motherhood, Marriage and Business. They say, pressure makes diamonds. So I like to think that, with the pressures that come with motherhood and doing the work of self discovery, the outcome on the other end of that pressure is a beautiful diamond that shines bright.
Join us every other week to hear from real women in our community and their stories of becoming diamonds in the process of it all. Each episode is full of tangible tools and inspiration that can be applied to every season of life.
Learn more about Marron and her book via her Website: https://www.marrongebremeskel.com/
Connect with Lidiaana on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lidiaanamusic/
Link to her Ebook, 5 steps to Becoming a More Confident You: https://mailchi.mp/7caadc0ae658/book-2
Learn more about Shegitu Dance: https://www.shegitu-dance.com/
You can find Haben’s book and Audiobook Here.
Adey Chekol is an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, working with the body, mind and spirit together for transformation that goes beyond the physical body. As a single mother of two, a working mom and a woman with such an incredible journey, Adey is full of so much wisdom and experience. I was honored to chat with her as she shared her childhood as a young creative, the devastation of losing her mother at a young age, a divorce with young children in tote and her journey to discovering her true self in the midst of it all.
I could have talked with Adey for several hours. She’s calm, thoughtful in her responses and full of great insight in Motherhood and self discovery. This interview is packed with so much goodness as Adey talks about her recent social media break, what she has gained as a result and what signs You should look for to determine whether a break from social media is a good idea for you.
You can connect with and learn more about Adey here.
Timert Shimelis is a blogger, a podcaster and the founder of an incredible platform, Unchaining Me.
In this episode, Tiemert gives us a look into the unraveling and unchaining process that took place in her life, how her early childhood experiences shaped her identity and became a catapult for what she would later experience as an adult and her mission to help other women undergo the same unchaining journey that she has embarked on
Her personal experience with depression has equipped her with specific tools to not only help herself, but influence and empower an entire community of women who typically shy away from conversations about mental health due to cultural stigma and taboo. Her genuine ability to share openly and courageously is captivating and inspiring.
Lean in to this episode with attentiveness and mindfulness as she shares some key signals to look for when we're not feeling ourselves and how to break the cycles that we've been repeating and resulting in unwanted results that keep us chained.
Technical Sgt. Ruta Dew is an Airman in the U.S. Air Force, a wife and a mother of 3. Motherhood comes in all shapes and sizes and in this episode, I have the honor of chatting with Ruta about the journey that led her into the Air Force, how she manages being a mom and wife while serving our country, and why structure is important in order to build the life you want. Ruta is straight forward about the challenges of balancing motherhood, her career, marriage and aspirations. She likens her role to running a business, saying “Your marriage and family IS your business, so you have to operate it like one."
You can learn more about why I started Habesha Moms on Facebook and the extension community, Almaz and co. at each link.
Also, if you’re looking for a Moms group in your city, or looking to start one, you can visit our site here.
Elsa Isaac is a personal stylist to world changing women entrepreneurs. In addition to running her successful business, Elsa is a wife and mother to her 3 year old son.
In this podcast, Elsa and I talk about balance (and whether or not it exits), how mom guild keeps us from being great and her transition to going back to work. Elsa shares her biggest struggles as a working mom and drops gems for moms in every season of motherhood.
This conversation was unstructured and more of a “catching up with your girl” type of chat, so get comfortable and perk up your Hey girl, hey ears for an episode full of transparency, laughter and wisdom.
Helina Girma is a Life Coach and Leadership Trainer with the John C. Maxwell team. In addition to her full plate as a coach, she is a mother to her eight year old daughter, a wife and full time working professional.
In this podcast, Helina and I talk about personal development, leadership and what it means to show up daily in every area of your life. We talk about how our culture has shaped our narrative and perspective in the realm of personal development, self reflection, growth and the power of vulnerability.
Learn more about her journey and how she got to a place of confidence, boldness and a drive to bring personal development to her country of Ethiopia.