Ep. 8 - STOP Struggling with Mom Guilt — Try These 2 Mindset Hacks Instead

Ep. 8: STOP Struggling with Mom Guilt — Try These 2 Mindset Hacks Instead

Hi friends! Welcome back to The Organized LDS Mom Podcast! I’m Tiffany, and today we’re tackling the not-so-fun (but oh-so-familiar) feeling of mom guilt—and giving it a one-way ticket outta here. 

👀 In This Episode:

• Why your to-do list is not the boss of you
• Two simple mindset hacks to stop the guilt spiral
• How scripture reminds us to pace ourselves, not pressure ourselves
• Why it’s okay if your “all things” today is just keeping everyone alive and maybe wearing pants

✨ Key Scriptures & Takeaways:

• Doctrine and Covenants 10:4 – “Do not run faster or labor more than you have strength...”
  → A holy reminder that even the Lord says, “Girl, slow your roll.”
  
  
• Philippians 4:13 – “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”
  → Especially when “all things” = frozen waffles and carpool karaoke.
  
  
• 🧠 Mindset Hack #1: Prioritize with Purpose — Choose your “Big 3” each day
  
  
• ⏰ Mindset Hack #2: Embrace Time Blocking — Create flow and focus with a flexible structure
  
  
• 💡 Bonus Tip:
  This time blocking method works perfectly in conjunction with the “Not-To-Do List” we talked about in [Episode 6: Spiritual Spring Cleaning]. Pairing these tools helps you stay intentional, say "yes" to what matters, and graciously say "no" to the rest.

🙌 Let’s Stay Connected:

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• Want help getting organized for real-life chaos? 📦 Work with me: www.messy-managed.com or send me a DM on Facebook!
  
  

Until next time, set your Big 3, block your time, and remember—you’ve got this, and you’re not doing it alone. 💛