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“You can’t pour from an empty cup”, is a quote our host Linda Schwartz now lives by.
Linda lived this reality when realizing she had abandoned herself and her creative pursuits after diving headfirst into motherhood. However, being a mother and a wife doesn’t mean you stop being you.
This is a fact Linda wants to drive home to you listeners by hearing her journey how she came back to herself to become the comic she is today.
In today’s episode, Linda gives her backstory of becoming a mother and living with guilt and regret only to realize at the age of 40 that she wasn’t fulfilled and wanted to do something about it. She took action toward what she knew was true to her and is now booking shows all over San Diego and LA.
This episode is particularly for all the mothers out there. She wants you to know, you are doing a great job, regardless of what you keep telling yourself, and that you can fulfill your dreams.
It’s actually so important that you do because it can only benefit your family in the long run, because well, you can’t pour from an empty cup, and your family deserves the best version of you. Better yet, you deserve the best version of you.
Tune in to hear an inspiring story packed with a 3 point framework you can use to change your mindset as well as tips to get you there. There is also an activity at the end of the episode that you don’t want to miss!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Why Linda held off on her career as a comic
- How family obligations took center stage
- Intrusive thoughts of guilt and regret
- What inspired Linda to start comedy again
- 3 things all creative moms need
- The benefits of implementing this framework
- 3 tips on self care, personal development, and comedy
- Take home activity
Jim Carrey’s motivational speech ‘Life Happens For You’.
Connect with Linda Schwartz:
49 episodes
Manage episode 346842684 series 2424989
“You can’t pour from an empty cup”, is a quote our host Linda Schwartz now lives by.
Linda lived this reality when realizing she had abandoned herself and her creative pursuits after diving headfirst into motherhood. However, being a mother and a wife doesn’t mean you stop being you.
This is a fact Linda wants to drive home to you listeners by hearing her journey how she came back to herself to become the comic she is today.
In today’s episode, Linda gives her backstory of becoming a mother and living with guilt and regret only to realize at the age of 40 that she wasn’t fulfilled and wanted to do something about it. She took action toward what she knew was true to her and is now booking shows all over San Diego and LA.
This episode is particularly for all the mothers out there. She wants you to know, you are doing a great job, regardless of what you keep telling yourself, and that you can fulfill your dreams.
It’s actually so important that you do because it can only benefit your family in the long run, because well, you can’t pour from an empty cup, and your family deserves the best version of you. Better yet, you deserve the best version of you.
Tune in to hear an inspiring story packed with a 3 point framework you can use to change your mindset as well as tips to get you there. There is also an activity at the end of the episode that you don’t want to miss!
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Why Linda held off on her career as a comic
- How family obligations took center stage
- Intrusive thoughts of guilt and regret
- What inspired Linda to start comedy again
- 3 things all creative moms need
- The benefits of implementing this framework
- 3 tips on self care, personal development, and comedy
- Take home activity
Jim Carrey’s motivational speech ‘Life Happens For You’.
Connect with Linda Schwartz:
49 episodes
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