The Unfiltered Mom

In today’s episode, Elizabeth, Brooke, Kenisha, and Charmaine are diving into societal norms when it comes to careers or being a stay-at-home parent. They’re getting unfiltered about all the judging people do to one another about careers, the pressures of society to be seen as stable and making a ton of money in order to be successful, and how this is definitely not the case for everyone. How can we shift the way society views success so that we do not have to feel guilty for following a different path, and also, how do we stop the shaming and judging surrounding our own choices? How can we rewire our minds to think positively about these changes instead of focusing on the negative? And most importantly: when we follow what really, truly fills our heart and soul, we won’t have to worry about what anyone else thinks of our choices.

Today on The Unfiltered Mom:

• Stopping the judgment of the choices of fellow women and moms when it comes to their career
• Creating your own version of success to avoid burnout
• Why we need to untie success and the amount of money we’re making
• Does success really equal stability?

Connect on Instagram:

• Elizabeth: @elizabethlewis.co
• Charmaine: @‌charmedwithchar
• Brooke: @miss.intentionality
• Kenisha: @‌kcoon9288

In this episode, Elizabeth, Brooke, and Kenisha delve into intimate narratives of identity, self-acceptance, and complex family dynamics. They tackle the challenges of estrangement and the profound journey toward redefining forgiveness. This candid conversation highlights the power of setting boundaries and the liberation that comes from confronting generational traumas. It's a raw testament to the strength found in vulnerability and seeking understanding in their journey of healing and forgiveness.

Today on The Unfiltered Mom:

• Facing generational and societal expectations
• Navigating family dynamics, estrangement, and the journey to forgiveness
• The influence of generational trauma on personal development and relationships
• The importance of setting boundaries for mental health
• Reflections on the evolving nature of self-understanding

Resources:

• Thicker Than Water by Kerry Washington
• The Woman in Me by Britney Spears
• Finding Me by Viola Davis
• Join the Retreat to Reclaim Community

Connect on Instagram:

• Elizabeth: @elizabethlewis.co
• Charmaine: @‌charmedwithchar
• Brooke: @miss.intentionality
• Kenisha: @‌kcoon9288

This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

We’re so excited to share one of our content series from Facebook with you: Getting Comfortable With the Uncomfortable. In this episode, we discuss why Black History Month is so important and how to get more comfortable talking about Black History Month with those in your home.

You can catch new episodes of Getting Comfortable with the Uncomfortable each week on Monday at 12pm EST on the Detroit Mom Facebook page.

Join Elizabeth Lewis, CEO of Detroit Mom, as she talks with real moms about real life issues on The Unfiltered Mom. This week’s cast includes Kenisha Coon (@kcoon9288), Erica Saville (@ericabholla), and Tumkeen (@thepoetryoftumkeen).

You can find Detroit Mom on Instagram @detroitmoms

On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DetroitMoms

Or their website: www.detroitmom.com

Ramadan is celebrated each year around the world for an entire month by Muslims. On this episode, we dive into what Ramadan looks like in the Muslim community and why it is celebrated. We ask questions and learn about all things Ramadan, and how we can foster a culture of recognizing and celebrating holidays that are different from our own.

Join Elizabeth Lewis, CEO of Detroit Mom, as she talks with real moms about real life issues on The Unfiltered Mom. This week’s cast includes Krystle English (@xtrashorty), Erica Saville (@ericabholla), Kenisha Coon (@kcoon9288), and Tumkeen (@thepoetryoftumkeen).

You can find Detroit Mom on Instagram @detroitmoms

On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DetroitMoms

Or their website: www.detroitmom.com