Having coached, counseled, and cried with many moms, Jennifer Finnegan (the mom behind Single Momm) noticed many similarities and well-worn patterns.

And, while each woman has her own special story, after years of front-line experience, Jennifer and her staff have put together a guide and a process that will help moms reconnect with their spirit and learn to breathe again.

In our five-part series we will explore the five essential things every single mom needs to know.

Single Momm is the resource for divorced, widowed, and never married moms.

Need a family project? Help a single mom get back on her feet. Find out how.

Follow Single Momm on Facebook.

After a crash-course education in single parenting, Jennifer became her own solution. Hear her tell the story.

Subscribe to our podcast

If you’re anything like me, it’s easy to lose yourself in the business of what you set your mind to. Then, before you know it, the realization hits; you’ve made good progress going down the wrong road.

We’ve all done this on some level; keeping our nose so close to the grindstone that we lose focus of where we’re going. A lot of it has to do with the culture in which we were raised. Many of us were taught early in life to stay busy.  Then, as we moved into adulthood, the lessons of our youth become our grown-up badges of honor.

The need for a compelling vision is not only a good idea, it is downright Biblical. You might be familiar with the verse that says, “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” And, while some may see it as a Scripture relating to “vision”, I see another word in there that is intriguing, “perish”; as in “how to perish”.

Today’s reflection: For a vision to be both inspirational and motivational, should it pull you forward or push you from behind?

Have a question you’d like us to answer on the show? Ask us here.

Moving forward with your passion? We’d love to hear your story. Leave a brief message and someone from our team will call you back. 682-233-4725

As a mother of twelve, she’s had plenty of experience… Experience with pretty much everything.

Active in their school and community, her children were constantly involved in sports, fund-raising campaigns, and other extra curricular activities.

By adding a new twist to a traditional idea, she helped her 8th grade son turn a $300 check into a $3,600 stack of cash.

Seeing the realness of the money-making concept, she took action and turned the financial windfall into a profitable business.

Grace Becker, (mother to the famous Becker’s dozen) joins us on the show and shares her passion for helping moms create stay-at-home fun and profit.

Follow Grace on Twitter.

Ready to raise some dough in your kitchen? Visit Grace’s site and get going.

Moving forward with your passion? We’d love to hear your story. Leave a brief message and someone from our team will call you back. 682-233-4725

Subscribe to our podcast

We are doing a series of podcast on “Liquid”. David Zinczenko, Editor-in-chief of Men’s Health said these days we are drinking in twice as much of the calories compared to 30 years ago!

In this episode of water, Ann and I discuss:

1. The importance of pure water intake and how much.

2. When to drink water for optimal performance and weight loss.

3. The little “add-on” in water to supplement minerals and electrolytes.

4. Is water just H2O? A physical substance that flows everywhere including our body? Listen to our discussion of a research and you will be more careful about what you think and say!

More resources on water from our co-host, health coach and nutrition consultant Ann Musico.

The link to the amazing finding about the thinking water!

Join us also on “Real Good Health” Facebook page.

Subscribe to our podcast

Lisa from Virginia jons us for today’s show and ask two great questions:

1. How can I encourage people to sign up for my blog?
2. I want to take the Bible studies I’ve written and turn them into a series of tele-classes. Where and how do I start?

Visit Lisa’s blog. 

Have a question? Ask us here.  

Subscribe to our podcast

Had a good time at the Quitter conference in Nashville over the weekend.

Jon was a gracious host and it was a delight to circulate among Dave Ramsey’s team. Everyone made Pei and I feel like family.

The sold-out crowd enjoyed a day-and-a-half of rich content and personal appeal.

One of the participants mentioned that while he was in IT, what he really wanted to do was serve God. And, while that may sound nice, noble, and Christian-like, he framed it in a way where one couldn’t possibly be related to the other. Polar opposites if you will.

Today’s reflection: Are they opposing one another? If so, what could bring them into alignment?

Do you feel that you’re squaring off against yourself every time you punch in for another day?

Have a question? Ask us here.

If you haven’t heard the podcast with best-selling author Jon Acuff, here it is: Quitter.

Moving forward with your passion? We’d love to hear your story. Leave a brief message and someone from our team will call you back. 682-233-4725

Like a slow leak on a bald tire, her energy and enthusiasm was escaping through the cracks while her J-O-B just about wore out what was left of her.

Doing her best to follow what she believed was the American Dream (big house, big job, big salary), she realized that the closer she got, the further away from herself she wandered.

By tapping into her own experience and passion, Farnoosh has put together a powerful six-week program that will help you create a personalized EXIT plan.

With the program you can also expect weekly coaching and Q&A calls, complete access to the ACTION video series library, informational and motivational industry expert interviews, clarity of purpose, a deeper, richer understanding of your talents and your strengths, and the confidence to move forward and take action.

Create your SMART exit blueprint – Get registered now.

You may have heard Farnoosh’s story before – How she, as a young girl, joined her family and fled the oppressive regime that ran ruck-shot through the Iranian culture at the time of her youth.

Subscribe to our podcast

Zeroing in on the needs and expectations of others, it is far to easy to lose – your self, your place, your contribution.

For many of the moms Jennifer works with, finding a way back  is one of the first steps in the rebuilding process

Today on the show, Jennifer and I talk about the importance of surrendering to who you really are and getting in touch with your best features and enduring qualities.

Jennifer mentioned Gary Barkalow on the show. Hear the podcast Gary and I did.

Check out our recommended reads and get your copy of “It’s your Call”.

Follow Single Momm on Facebook.

Subscribe to our podcast

I was listening to a power-packed message from Joyce Meyer this morning and she made a great distinction; the difference between a Divine interruption and a demonic one.

In other words – Look closely. Things aren’t always as they may first appear.

For instance, let’s say that your neighbor is let-go from her long-time job of 10 years. Clearly a bad thing right? (Or is it?)

What if, for 9 of the past 10 years, the stress of a job she can’t stand has caused her health to deteriorate, her relationships to stall, and her faith to be at-risk?

Is it possible that her termination was God’s way of getting her out of a fight she was losing?

Today’ reflection

• Was her firing and answer to prayer or an attack from the enemy?
• What are you walking through right now (professionally or personally) that, upon a closer look, you now see as a Divine interruption?

All changes are easier when they are not needed till tomorrow.

Admit it – we all fall victim of “I can eat the cake now, but I promise to skip it tomorrow”, “I will work out next week, next month… next year, but not today”.

Is there such as thing as “easy change”?

Call me cruel but there may not be. However, there are ways to “ease into change”.

This episode Ann and I shared the key mindset for change and simple tips to make it easier!

Stay tuned: One little change can help you shed pounds!

Contact Pei  for information on health or life coaching.

Join us also on “Real Good Health” Facebook page.

Subscribe to our podcast