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Join The Calm & Confident Chabad Mom Tribe Membership

Hi, I'm Adina

When I had 3 kids under 3, I felt like I was drowning, and couldn't get ahead.

  

I was  always thinking of the next thing.  

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When I was with my kids, I couldn't stop thinking about my to-do list, and work stuff, and when I was working I couldn't stop  thinking that I should be with my kids, or more present.

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I always felt like I was never enough.  

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I was extremely hard on myself.  

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I felt like nothing was getting 100% of me.  

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I felt like I was spread too thin and everyone (husband, kids, home, work) was missing out.  

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And I WAS missing out - I came last and taking care of myself was far from a priority. It felt selfish and trivial.  

And how could I when there were so many other demands on my time and attention?  

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Sometimes I felt helpless and hopeless. I remember thinking, "This is life. Mommyhood is crazy. It's always going to be this way."

I had hit my version of rock bottom and it was time to change things.

I hired my own coach. I worked on myself from the inside out. 

 

And I now love myself AND my mom life.

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I have broken a multi-generational chain of low self-confidence.

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I don’t indulge in thoughts of “not good enough.”

I don’t compare.

I don’t define myself by the state of my house, or by anything materialistic.

I don’t fall into resentment, or stress, or overwhelm.

 

I know what my needs are and unapologetically meet those needs. I fill my own cup so that I have so much to give. I love exactly who I am, and always want to be working on myself and evolving into the next best version of myself.

 

… AND I'm totally OK with failure. And with feeling negative emotion. None of the above happens all of the time, because that's not real life, and that's OK. I know what to do with unwanted thoughts and unwanted emotions when they come up.

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Now it's your turn.

Fast forward 6 years, and a fire was lit in my belly. I knew I had to help other moms. So I became a coach. And since then, I have been coaching moms through all the struggles.

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No one should have to do it alone. 

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We could ALL benefit from the tools, that no one ever taught us, to get from stressed and overwhelmed, to calm and in control. 

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ARE YOU READY? Yes, you are. Because you're here. If you've read this far, then we absolutely have to connect over the phone. Let's get started.

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