Hey friends and welcome to the Happy Hour. My name is Jamie Ivey and I am your host every week

and I'm so glad that you're here. If this is your first time I'm glad that you're joining us.

The Happy Hour podcast is a show where every week I invite a girlfriend to join me and we chat

about our lives and you literally feel as though you've been to Happy Hour with us and that's what

you wanted to feel like. I want you to feel encouraged. I want you to know more about a woman

that you didn't know and I want you to just enjoy your time. Today's episode is brought to you by

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have. Today is Happy Hour episode number 30 and today my guess is Jessica Turner. Jessica's the

founder of the popular lifestyle blog The Mom Creative where she documents her pursuit of cultivating

a life well crafted. Additionally she's a writer for half post parents in day springs,

encouraged and advocate for world vision, a regular speaker at blogging conferences nationwide

and an award winning marketing professional. She and her husband Matthew live with their three

young children in Nashville, Tennessee. You're going to completely adore Jessica on the show today.

We talk a lot about what it means to really take those fringe hours of your life as a mom and

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