Folks, welcome back to the podcast. Today, Katie and I are going to be talking about

embracing the slow life as a millennial mother. And father. But I think it's discussed more

from the perspective of embracing it as a mother. I mean, it's going to, we're a mother and a father,

so we're going to talk from both perspectives.

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But now that we're a family podcast. right so there is a lot that goes into balancing

motherhood career if you are working from home or outside of home and personal life and I think

that this is something that people are trying to figure out how to

juggle. And by personal life, that just means maybe personal interests because frankly,

our families are a big part of our personal lives. But I think that this can happen with both

sets of parents. Yeah, this is such a, I, anytime I hear chatter around this topic, it's usually from

not a Christian perspective.

And so there is this elevation and, I guess, idolization of self, you know, of just individual,

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