Hey, everybody. In lieu of a new podcast and the holiday season, we decided to replay an older

podcast back from 2018 titled Finding Strength. We discuss a few things. The road to wellness

and why shame, judgment, anxiety all play a role, why asking for help is so essential, what it means to be

a strength-based parent, and talk a little about money. People with less money actually give

more to those in need and how exposure and empathy are keys to greater giving. So I hope you

enjoy this podcast. And one quick plug for the Zen Parenting Virtual Summit,

which starts on January 31st, caring for ourselves and our children in an unpredictable world.

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So please sign up and we're really looking forward

to the summit. And you can register just by clicking in the show notes of this podcast. And without

further ado, here is this week's podcast. Do do do do do to do. There we go. My todd this is kathy welcome back to zen parenting radio this is

podcast number 417 why listen to zen parenting radio because you'll feel outstanding and i always remember

our motto which is that the best predictor of a child's well-being as a parent's self-understanding.

On today's show, I'm going to talk a little bit about strength-based parenting.

Okay.

Did you hear that interview, Jonathan Fields, in that woman?

And then I listened to a TED radio hour about money, and it's interesting.

So I'm going to play a few clips from each of those.

And sweetie has no idea what I'm about to talk about.

And then anything else that we think might be fun to share.

My hair is kind of long and it's distracting me.

I feel like Maya, the dog, we saw a dog last night.

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