Let's try to simplify things so that the moms that feel like it's beyond them or that just feel like they've reached their max.

Like let me try to simplify things to like help everyone feel like they can do this to it.

Like it doesn't have to just be for the homesteaders or the homeschoolers or just people who like, oh, you grew up in the kitchen, that's why you're that way. It's like, no, this could be for everyone. You don't have to be perfect. Like, just start. Just start something and learn along the way mistakes are the best teachers in life.

My name is Lisa, mother of eight and creator of the blog and YouTube channel Farmhouse

on Boone. Join me as I share with you my love for creating a handmade home from scratch cooking and a little

mom and entrepreneur life along the way. Welcome back to the Simple Farm House Life Podcast. Today we are chatting with Meg from

Flourishing Motherhood. I actually already chatted now I'm recording the intro. I wanted to say that because this was such a good conversation. If you are feeling overwhelmed with all of the health information.

If you're scared, you're approaching what foods you eat

or just your motherhood choices with fear

or you feel like you're stuck in a rut.

She is such a fresh, hopeful perspective that for one have been very inspired by so I think that you're really going to love this conversation

All right Meg so glad to have you on we were just chatting before about how you and I have such very similar views and all of the things that we do with our motherhood and I know the audience says as well. It's going to be really happy to hear from you and your encouragement and your experience in motherhood.

So let's start off with introductions and you can tell us a bit about your business, your

blog, Flourishing Motherhood.

Yeah, so I'm Meg Thompson, I have four little ones, and I started flourishing motherhood when I first became

a mom because I had this misconception before I had kids that life kind of stopped when you had children.

And that like the things I loved doing and the things I was passionate about,

I was going to have to table until my kids were older or in school or whatever and I realized after like my first really year of parenting I was like oh my gosh I can just include my kids into the things that I love and I that's kind of like the

thought behind flourishing motherhood was how to like still like love your life and

be able to like enjoy the things that you're doing in simplicity with your children

that life didn't have to stop, that it actually became much more

rich and flourishing in motherhood.

...