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Summary

In this episode, Homes and Kaitlin host another Boss Babe interview this time with one of Matt's longtime friends Angie. She shares her journey as a boss babe, balancing responsibilities as a parent, dealing with loss, and the challenges of nursing school. She discusses the importance of supporting the Dead Parents Club and the unique dynamics of parenting a girl and a boy. Angie also reflects on her evolving friendship with the Homes and the impact of changing perspectives. Overall, her story highlights the resilience and determination required to navigate life's challenges while pursuing personal and professional goals. In this conversation, Angie shares her experience of balancing nursing school with family life and the pressure she felt to succeed. She discusses the intensity of nursing school and the impact it had on her mental health. Angie also talks about the importance of having fun and maintaining a strong relationship with her husband. She reflects on the journey of self-love and the challenges of teaching body positivity to her daughter. Angie emphasizes the value of communication and support in maintaining a strong relationship. Overall, the conversation highlights the resilience and determination required to navigate the challenges of adulthood and parenthood.

Takeaways

• Being a boss babe means constantly grinding for yourself and the people around you.
• Supporting the Dead Parents Club involves asking about the names and memories of lost loved ones.
• Appreciate the time spent with children, as they grow up quickly.
• Parenting styles can differ between children, even within the same family.
• Overcoming differences and building strong friendships can lead to personal growth and understanding.
• Comparing oneself to others can hinder personal growth and happiness. Balancing school and family life can be challenging, but having a supportive partner can make a significant difference.
• Nursing school is intense and can have a significant impact on mental health, but with determination and support, it is possible to succeed.
• Self-love is a journey that requires ongoing work and can be influenced by the way we teach and model self-acceptance to our children.
• Maintaining a strong relationship requires open communication, quality time together, and a willingness to support and uplift each other.
• It's never too late to pursue your dreams and go back to school, regardless of age or previous life experiences.

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