62: The Worthy Project with Meadow DeVor

04/27/22 • 64 min

We all struggle, at least a little, with self-worth. We may not realize it (I didn't) or call it that, but we have all felt undervalued at some point. Meadow DeVor has created a formula for understanding self-worth and how to build it, and she lays it all out in her book, the Worthy Project.
On this episode, she shares:

how over 500K in debt while being a money coach led her to realize that underneath of that debt was a feeling of worthlessness
the signs that your self-worth could use a boost
how to let go of the motherhood identity

There are so many gems in this episode. We go deep on the whole motherhood journey, infertility, childlessness, and even the similarities between the mothers and the childless women.
Meadow's book, the Worthy Project is available on Audible and coming out in print on May 11th. Pre-order your copy now!
Show notes: sherijohnson.ca/62
Is your own self-worth holding you back from embracing your childless life?
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Where to find Sheri:
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Website: sherijohnson.ca

how over 500K in debt while being a money coach led her to realize that underneath of that debt was a feeling of worthlessness
the signs that your self-worth could use a boost
how to let go of the motherhood identity

Where to find Sheri:
Instagram: @sherijohnsoncoaching
Website: sherijohnson.ca

Previous Episode

61: How to Love Yourself Through Loss with Becky Barber

It's not easy for women to love themselves through loss. We're so accustomed to caring for others and shoving our own needs aside that when it comes time for us to support ourselves, we don't feel worthy.
On this episode, Becky Barber, co-creator of the Try Self-Love Podcast, shares her story of 6 pregnancy losses and how having living children doesn't heal the grief that came with her losses. We discuss:

the shame and guilt that come with pregnancy loss, infertility and childlessness
how detaching from hope doesn't make it any easier
how to love yourself through any loss including the loss of an identity, such as "mother" for childless women

Becky is a life and relationship coach who helps women to learn to love and respect themselves despite a damaged relationship with someone they love. Through spirituality, healthy boundary-setting and a continual practice of self-love, Becky was able to break free of her own toxic relationship with her mother and now helps others to do the same.
Beckyalso has a free gift for listeners: Finding a Therapist Who Gets It
You can find a link in the show notes at: sherijohnson.ca/61
Is your own self-worth holding you back from embracing your childless life?
Take the Worthiness Quiz

Where to find Sheri:
Instagram: @sherijohnsoncoaching
Website: sherijohnson.ca

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63: How Your Beliefs May Be Keeping You From Loving Your Childless Life with Lana Manikowski

Are you struggling to love your life again as you step onto the childless path? Do you think it's possible that it could be your own beliefs that are getting in the way? My guest on this episode put me in the hotseat and demonstrated how my own beliefs were making me feel triggered and annoyed by my own family.
Lana Manikowski is a life coach, specializing in helping childless women rediscover their meaning and build a future they truly love. She endured a 7 year journey through infertility, at the end of which she was presented with the realization that she could not have children. Like many of us, she yearned to connect with a community of women and when she couldn't find one, created Stitch Coaching.
In this episode, you'll discover:

how your own beliefs about yourself, the people around you and the world may be holding you back
what those beliefs might be making you feel and how they make you behave
how Lana's coaching methodology can help you move forward

Shownotes: sherijohnson.ca/63
Is your own self-worth holding you back from embracing your childless life?
Take the Worthiness Quiz

Where to find Sheri:
Instagram: @sherijohnsoncoaching
Website: sherijohnson.ca