The Amy Says So Show: Recent Episodes
Amy Stone
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is Attachment.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is Real Talk with my guest Kieran Walsh. He joins the show all the way from Ireland and I want to thank him for staying up late into the evening for our chat.
Here's what Kieran shared about himself before our chat.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is about things that can make you feel trapped in a situation ... in this case a family. I call this quicksand.
Guests and resources featured in this episode include
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based o
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is meeting my mentors. Today I’m going to share with you about Byron Katie.
Guests and resources featured in this episode include
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
To find her public worksheets use a search engine and look for "Byron Katie The Work" and "Byron Katie Judge Your Neighbor."
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families / stepfamilies.
You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is looking at new information about the famous marshmallow test and ACE score with updated research and the newer PCE scale.
Sources used in this episode include:
https://pinetreeinstitute.org/positive-childhood-experiences/
https://anderson-review.ucla.edu/new-study-disavows-marshmallow-tests-predictive-powers/
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is Real Talk with my guest Dr. Or.
Dr. Or and I talk about being a stepparent and a parent. This is more about her that she shared before our chat.
Dr. Or lives in LA with her husband, three children (2step,1bio) & their dog. The love, desire & intuitive mothering abilities brought her into her instant family 12 years ago. She also has a quantum medicine based private practice teaching, sharing, and allowing her clients the space to explore their own inner knowing.
Intuitive Heart Institute - workshops, courses & sessions for teachers & spiritual-led practitioners. IntuitiveHeartInstitute.com; QuantumDoctorOr.com 1:1 energetic support for women in their daily living.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is about the question "why isn't there more support for stepparents?"
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is meeting my mentors. Today I’m going to share with you about Susan Hyatt.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is what to do when your stepkids or your kids do bad things.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is an episode of Real Talk with my guest Christina Smith.
Christina Smith is a life coach specializing in confidence and self-love in midlife so that women can finally truly like themselves and how they show up for themselves and their relationships. She's helped people move through tough transitions in coaching and with her book, Inviting Shift. Her focus is on helping women to empower themselves so they can make their second half the best half by dropping the people-pleasing and perfection and stepping into desire, authenticity and joy.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christina_smith_xoxo/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/invitingshiftLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christina-smith-12101710/ Podcast: https://invitingshift.com/podcast/
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is Broken Families.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is meeting my mentors. Today I’m going to share with you about Viktor Frankl.
Guests and resources featured in this episode include
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is work and labor in households and how that sometimes shows up for stepparents.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is Science and Evidence.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is meeting my mentors. Today I’m going to share with you about Tara Brach, PhD.
Guests and resources featured in this episode include
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is about gatekeepers. What they are, what they do and why it matters to you in your life and in your family.
This is a particularly long episode. Enjoy.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
Guests featured in this episode include Melanie Verstraete.
Melanie Verstraete, love and relationship expert and founder of The Wild Heart Life, has helped thousands of men and women break out of unhealthy relationship patterns and find true love by understanding the root mechanisms that keep them in a harmful cycle.
Melanie’s own experience with toxic relationships started in an unstable environment growing up with an inattentive mother and a string of unsuitable stepdads. After going through her own second divorce, Melanie had an epiphany about harmful patterns that changed the entire trajectory of her life, and she has dedicated her life ever since to becoming a master coach with the insights and empathy to transform lives.
https://www.facebook.com/melanie.verstraete.az
https://www.instagram.com/iammelanieverstraete/
https://www.thewildheartlife.com/
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is things that she does not associate herself with in 2024.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is meeting my mentors. Today I’m going to share with you about Adam Price.
Guests and resources featured in this episode include Price's book, He's Not Lazy. You can find that here.
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is Obligation and Duty.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
Guest featured in this episode include Eric Rios. I have been married in divorced twice. I’ve been with my current wife for almost 20 years. Now we both have our own children. We are both very successfully created phenomenal relationships with each of our kids together.
We made it an absolute priority, every single day to treat every kid like they were our very own.
I believe that all kids deserve the very best chance to have the very best life ever with the day or your stepchildren or your own children
Being a stepparent is an absolute privilege is that child never asked to be put into that situation, so it is your absolute responsibility to make sure you give them the very best life
Eric Rios is a business and relationship coach, or rather you could call him the unstuck guy. He helps many start, build and grow their businesses and lives.
www.thewinninglifegroup.com
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
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The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is looking back on how decisions and choices I didn't know I was making had a profound impact on how my family experience turned out.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is meeting my mentors. Today I’m going to share with you about Wendy Moder
Resources featured in this episode include
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is how sometimes thinking about older experiences can be helpful in present day.
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
Guests and resources featured in this episode include Celeste Hartwell.
Celeste Hartwell, after an eighteen-year corporate career, jumped off the ledge of safety and security into the unknown of entrepreneurship. She first fell into listening to well-intentioned people who guided her against her internal knowing of her own business. Then she learned to tune into her own internal guidance and created a business and life she adores.
Passionate about helping women, Celeste works with women to cultivate a relationship with their own intuition so they feel excited and energized about living a life without compromise and helps clients step out of imposter syndrome and into fully owning their Rockstar selves.
Through the work of her company, Divine Feminine Leaders®️, women step out of overwhelm, guilt, and shame, to shine brightly, attracting all they desire.
The best link for me is www.divinefeminineleaders.com/links
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is the word contentment.
I once created a training tool called the cup of contentment that you can find here: https://www.amysaysso.com/cup-of-contentment/
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
Guests and resources featured in this episode include Gina Tufano.
Gina Tufano is a mom of 3 boys (2 grown) who lives in Virginia with her youngest son, 2 dogs, and a cat, while caring for her mom and juggling a business. Living down the street from her ex husband, they have figured out how to coparent successfully. Gina is currently in a long term relationship which brings an additional 4 children (3 bio, 1 step, all grown) and 2 grands (same age as her youngest). Having always wanted to be a mom as a child - she has learned many lessons (some extremely difficult ones) along the way.
You can find Gina on social media @ginatufano
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is what I call DGIWJ. You may have to listen to understand what that is. I also speak about questioning established academic authority and why I have the opinion that I think it can be a good and helpful thing to do.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is meeting my mentors. Today I’m going to share with you about Michael Thompson.
Guests and resources featured in this episode include
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is how to process the idea of being a part of raising kids that aren't your biological kids.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of any kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
Guests and resources featured in this episode include Courtney Edwards.
Courtney Edwards is a former psychotherapist turned Board Certified Coach. As the founder of Alchemy Coaching, she blends her background in mental health and counseling with behavioral health, life, and relationship coaching; offering a non-pathologizing, collaborative partnership that celebrates your strengths and goals. She is also a certified relationship coach, certified meditation teacher, group facilitator, adjunct instructor, and host of Pragmatic Alchemy podcast.
Courtney lives and works in New York’s Hudson Valley with her family. You can connect with Courtney at www.shineandsoar.com
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of an kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is cults and scams and whether or not I think life coaching is that.
Guests and resources featured in this episode include this website that shares the characteristics of cults. https://cultrecovery101.com/cult-recovery-readings/checklist-of-cult-characteristics/
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of an kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is meeting my mentors. Today I’m going to share with you about Ross Greene.
Guests and resources featured in this episode include a link to my bookshop.org shopping list of parenting books
https://bookshop.org/lists/books-for-parents-and-caregivers-7916b746-b2f4-43a6-b9c5-356509255541?
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of an kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is about the money we spend on weddings, marriages and then also divorces and why I think it's a little bit upside down.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of an kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
This episode features my guest Brooke Leslie. Brooke has been a stepmom for about 9 years, and a biomom for 6. She's a coach and a podcast host. She loves talking to other stepmoms and connecting with the women who truly get it!
You can find Brooke at https://www.StrugglingStepmom.com and @TheStrugglingStepmom on Instagram.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So show is created and produced by me - Amy. Occasionally there are guests on the show. Anything expressed on this show is offered as entertainment and the views of the guests may not always represent the ideas and viewpoints of the host.
This next section might sound a little weird because it’s me talking about myself in the third-person but it’s better to say it than assume it.
Amy Stone does not intend, or hold herself out, to provide professional advice or recommendations of an kind. She is not a lawyer, accountant, tax advisor, investment or financial adviser, broker, doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, social worker, or professional educator. She also does not recommend or endorse any such types of products or services offered by any of the foregoing types of persons or entities, so any discussions about them should be had with that understanding. In the end, you, and you alone, need to make those kinds of decisions based on your personal and individual situation, needs, circumstances and comfort level.
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9FJR73T
The podcast topic in this episode is the stigma around being a stepparent. The power of social norms and how we can work towards being happy even with that reality.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her book, Blend! On Amazon.
The podcast topic in this episode was supposed to be the first interview of the Real Talk series. It's not. Instead it's the story of a failed interview that left your host Amy feeling all kinds of yucky inside and then the explanation of why she (Amy...who is me writing this) decided not to publish it.
Resources featured in this episode include the book Mother Brain https://www.amazon.com/Mother-Brain-Neuroscience-Rewriting-Parenthood-ebook/dp/B092T9CXQH/ref=sr_1_1?crid=S7FE36MH6H1C&keywords=mother+brain&qid=1698257758&s=digital-text&sprefix=mother+brain%2Cdigital-text%2C107&sr=1-1
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
The Amy Says So Show is a podcast by Amy Stone. Amy is a coach, mentor and author who works to help stepparents and adults in blended families. You can find her first book, Blend! On Amazon.
This episode includes a reintroduction from Amy and an update on what she's being doing and what will be different or new in season two for the show.
If anything in this episode was helpful or resonated with you please find more information about Amy and her products and services by visiting www.amysaysso.com
This is the final episode of season one for The Amy Says So Show.
Thank you for listening. Stay tuned to see what will come next.
This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about the rules for happiness in a blended family or a stepfamily or a remarriage family.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about love and if love is enough to build a blended family and keep it going.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about answering the question of if I knew then all that I know now about being a stepmom would I do it all again?
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about how you can get your stepkids to behave the way you want them to behave.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about what makes blending families or joining a family as a stepparent so hard.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about expectations.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about connecting with stepkids.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about boundaries.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about Anger
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about letting stepkids be kids and honoring that experience and their needs.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about compassion.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about honor and respect which is one of the ten lessons I share from 20 years as a stepmom.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about what makes a family.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about lies that we tell ourselves and others.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is a story about a hut and a lesson I think I learned from my father-in-law.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about discipline for stepkids.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about the first of my 10 lessons learned as a stepmom which is to practice open and humble communications.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about answering the question, what is Nacho.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is an interview with Kylie Travers.
Kylie Travers has overcome extreme obstacles to create an abundant life and is passionate about empowering others to do the same. She went from homeless single mother because of domestic violence to multiple international award-winning CEO, author, speaker, and charity advocate, raising over $30,000,000 in a few years for her chosen charities. During that time, she faced numerous health issues including paralysis, PTSD, multiple surgeries and other health issues. Once she recovered and secured full custody, she travelled with her kids and partnered again, only to face evacuation from the worst bushfires Australia has ever seen, got locked down in the Solomon Islands and hit by Cyclone Harold within a few months. After they repatriated, Kylie had two more children, took some time off and now lives on the beach in Australia where she writes, consults and manages their business and real estate. To say she knows how to turn obstacles into opportunities and create a life you love is an understatement. You can find her at kylietravers.com.au and thethriftyissue.com.au
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about what is marriage?
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is an interview with Terrie Vanover.
Terrie is an Author, Presenter, and Divorce Strategist. She is known for her dynamic, interactive, inspiring presentations. Originally, from Virginia, Terrie overcame poverty, divorce, and a health crisis. She used the trials in her life to found her own business, Choosing to Rise, to help others to overcome their setbacks and inspire them to create healthy relationships after divorce. I've created a cohesive relationship with my ex and teach others how to do that too. She is the co-author of two women's empowerment books and has written for various magazines and been a guest on numerous international podcasts.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about what to do if you hate your stepkids.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about hustle culture.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about how to get the help and support that you want and need.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about respect.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is a conversation with stepmom Michaela Gordon.
Michaela has been a step-mom to my ten-year-old stepdaughter since 2014. She says that it’s been a growing experience as I came in at only 19. I’ve worked hard and carefully to enhance the relationship I share with her mom, mom's boyfriend, and dad. We’ve grown a friendship and I’ve focused on the importance of my stepdaughter being first always.
You can connect with Michaela at https://www.mainstreetvirtual.com/
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is an early story about a slumber party when I was a pretty new stepmom.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is an interview with Nicholas Natale.
Dr Nic is a relationship and sex therapist with 23 years experience working with individuals and couples. Though he has worked with families for 2 decades, he himself became a stepfather recently.
NicNatale.com, IG: @drnicnatale, author of Secrets of Men
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about CoParenting and Parallel Parenting.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is an interview with stepmom Jackie Stewart.
In their own words here is an introduction to my guest:
Jackie Stewart is a podcast host and coach, who is using her own journey of living and building a life in alignment with her soul's desires to inspire others to do the same. That means letting go of limiting beliefs, letting go of people and patterns that no longer serve her, healing ancestral wounds, breaking generational curses, manifesting her wildest dreams, embracing her nature in love, sex and motherhood and trusting herself through it all.
I have a group coaching program called “birthing your biz and surviving the 4th trimester” helping people who want to birth their soul-led biz and navigating the hardship for the first few months. IG: @the.jackiestewart Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jackie-stewart-podcast/id1677871610
Views and opinions of my guests may differ from my own. That's good - these differences are what make the world go around.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about fighting, arguments, and bickering.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is the first in a series of interviews with other stepparents.
In her own words here is a little bit about my guest.
I am a second-time stepparent... meaning I was married before and a stepparent to 2 girls. I divorced that man but I didn't divorce his girls. I still have a relationship with them. I'm now married to an amazing man and stepparent again to a 12 year old boy. Bio parent to a 14 yr old boy and 2 yr old girl.
I recently published two children's books titled Matilda Mae Wears Confidence and Matilda Mae is Green With Envy. Both teach life lessons about self love and dealing with jealousy.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about answering the question, "Is Being A Stepparent the Hardest Job?"
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about a common start to conversations in online communities, AITA.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about compensation.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about what people and experts say and what they mean.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about clarity. What is clarity? Why would anybody want clarity? What does is mean and how do we get it?
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about what might have been my first relationship with a stepmom. How a woman I never met gave me an example of what being a stepmom could look like.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about absolutes.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about the story of my dad's heart attack. Which may not feel like it's connected to my life coaching story but it includes a powerful example of how shifting a mindset can change your life.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about High Conflict and Toxic People
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about what I call divorce shaming and why it's not nice or helpful.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about generational cycles: what they are, how they impact us and maybe how they don't.
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This episode of The Amy Says So Show is about the story of how I came up with my 10 Tips which is a the first resource that I created for stepparents and adults in blended families.
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When does it get easier to be a stepparent or an adult in a blended family?
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Have you ever wished for things to go back to the way things were "before"?
In this episode, Amy Stone talks about nostalgia.
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It turns out that life coach Amy Stone has a fairly strong opinion on who should give advice to parents and stepparents. She shares that in this episode. It gets a little ranty, sorry not sorry.
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Today Amy Stone talks about religion and faith and coaching.
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In this episode Amy Stone talks about data on marriage, divorce and remarriage.
Amy Stone is a life coach not a research or data scientist and she gives her sources for the data she shares. She has opinions about the data and what it might or might not mean that she shares as well.
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I call myself a life coach for stepparents and adults in blended families.
There are people out there who are parenting coaches and for a while I thought that what I was doing was being a parent coach for stepparents. I chose to use different words and in this episode I explain why I did that.
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In this episode Amy Stone touches on one of the common questions about what she does as a life coach for stepparents. One of the ways that Amy answers this is by being very clear about what she is not. Amy is not a lawyer, doctor, or a therapist.
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Amy Stone answers the question, "What is a stepparent?"
Most people who find this podcast will already have an idea of what a stepparent is. Amy offers her perspective and shares the story of the first time she remembers being called a stepmom.
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In this episode Amy Stone shares what the words blended family mean.
Amy shares how blended families can form and some other options for words that can be used.
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In this episode I share my understanding of what it means to be a life coach.
I talk about certification for life coaches.
I share a bit about why I decided to become a life coach and how I chose my certification program.
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This is the episode where I introduce myself to you -- the listener.
I share my story and my qualifications.
Enjoy.
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This is the trailer for the Amy Says So Show by Amy Stone.
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