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Today's encore episode is a special one for me. It stirs up a lot of my deepest feelings about motherhood and selfhood and aligning what I truly value with what is happening in my home.

It is very easy to become misaligned to feel like what we really want for our homes and our families and our motherhood is not actually happening.

And honestly, I feel a bit that way as I end this year. And I know I'm probably not alone in this feeling.

So that is why I'm airing this episode today. It was originally episode six of the podcast and the title was How to Create a More Peaceful Home.

And I love that title and it definitely rings true to the episode. But I'm going to change the title for the purpose of today and this encore.

I'm going to rename it How to Take Control of Your Motherhood.

Because that is really what the guest Kate Johnson is talking about here. What inspires me most about this story is the way that she took control and said no more.

I'm not going to live this way and mother this way anymore. She made some real changes. So with that introduction and with the ideas that Kate presents on very practical ways that we can slowly shift the environment in our homes.

I hope that you enjoy this episode whether you're hearing it for the first or second time and that it will give you new ideas as you head into a new year.

Welcome to 3 in 30 a podcast for moms who want to create more meaning and motherhood.

Each 30 minute episode will feature three doable takeaways for you to try at home with your family this week.

I'm your host Rachel Nielsen. Thank you so much for being here.

Kate Johnson was living in a big beautiful home in the country when she reached a turning point or a breaking point as she calls it in her life.

She realized that she was not living as the mother she wanted to be and she made some significant changes to live more true to her values.

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