24. How to handle worry thoughts about being a good enough parent

In this week's episode of the Playing-it-Safe podcast, I chat
with Sarah Peck, M.A., founder of Startup Parent, an open water
swimmer, a trained yoga teacher, and a writer.


In this conversation, Sarah shares how she gives
herself permission to be a good enough
parent, how she handles worry thoughts
about her parenting, and how she manages her day-to-day
activities as a mom, partner, and coach. 


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