But really what toxic positivity is, and sort of from my perspective, is us trying to

nudge or push someone towards being positive or grateful when they're just

simply not ready. They're not in that headspace yet.

I'm Amy, and I'm Abby, and as women we are constantly comparing ourselves to

others. But your life isn't supposed to look like hers. Being your best

south means standing firm in your decisions and always being willing to

grow with a purpose. We get vulnerable and real, with an honest look into the

challenges and triumphs we all face. Every woman listening is the

opportunity to choose what life looks like for herself.

You guys are in for a treat today because we have Erica Jasa, formerly known

as happy as a mother, now known as mom well, and she is just a wealth of

information. I really feel like her mission and our mission are running side by

side, and we're really trying to get women and mothers the best information

possible. So throughout this interview, we were just nodding our heads. She was

giving very specific, tangible advice. I do want to point out at the end of

the interview, she starts talking about dads. And from you guys, we hear so

often like, how does my partner get resources? How does my husband get

resources? And so we wanted to make sure we covered that question inside of

this interview. And it's one thing that Erica has become really passionate

about talking about insurving dads and fathers. And we do know that they

have struggles too. So look forward to that. But this whole interview is just

jam packed with awesome knowledge. So without further ado, I hope you guys

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