Short motivational monologue by Hannah Keeley addressing mothers who experience chronic 'mom guilt.' Keeley (self-described as "America's number one mom coach") offers encouragement, rejects self-blame, and invokes faith and abundance as part of overcoming guilt and overwhelm.
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You know why it makes me so fired up? Because there's so many moms who beat themselves up every single day because they can't keep their house clean and they can't keep up with things on their date in their day planner and they forgot to pay something so the electricity cuts off and then they and then their kids need something for school, they forgot to pack it and now the kids at school and you look like the bad mom who forgot everything because you can't keep your head on your shoulders. That's over. As America's number one mom coach, I am the protector and defender of moms. I want to be like I want to link arms with you and I want to walk with you through this because you've done nothing wrong. You already said no mom guilt, right? No. No more self flagellation. No mom guilt. I need to drink some water. I am free indeed to live in abundant God blessed extravagant life.