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We are going to be action taking problem solving women again today. That's my favorite thing to talk to you about.

And I want to dive into one really specific piece of being an action taker.

And also just kind of dive into the feelings that we sometimes have that keep us feeling really overwhelmed and from taking action because we feel like everything is a mess and we so we do nothing.

And that is the opposite of being an action taker and it is easy to get stuck in that trap and I want to help you bust out of it.

There was an episode that I recorded.

Gosh, I think I probably should have looked it up for a hit record, but I think it was called how to be an action taking problem solving woman and that's kind of become a phrase that I've coined because it's the mindset that I learned to have when I was at stay at home mom.

I had to figure something out like I something had to give something had to change I was just feeling like a victim.

I was feeling like whoa is me things are so hard my husband's gone all the time he you know Brian if you don't know already he worked crazy crazy hours who's gone so much.

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