Howdy folks, welcome back to the podcast. Today, Katie and I are going to be talking about the pros and the cons of mothers working outside of the home, finding fulfillment outside of pure motherhood. It's a conversation that we've recently been having in our home and with some other friends as well.

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on the continuation of this conversation.

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So this topic that is a topic that is not new to us.

We've, in fact, going back to 2020 when I created the Get It All Done Club, I knew that a really important part of motherhood was, I didn't quite have the words for it at the time. But it was, it was the fact that most women aren't going to be totally fulfilled in changing diapers and doing dishes. And I didn't think that there was something wrong with that. I believe that that's a part of God's design to want to be a part of something

bigger, not that motherhood in and of itself is not the most incredible thing that we get to be a part of,

but that the repetitive tasks of home

management aren't necessarily things that make us bounce out of bed in the morning. And managing

those tasks skillfully and well is something that a homemaker should be able to do, and I wanted to

grow into that role.

And I didn't quite know how to have this conversation without it sounding like I was demeaning motherhood.

Because the world wants to jump so far to the side of feminism to say,

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