In Balanced, author and homeschooling mom Tricia Goyer shares her tips for finding balance among all your many hats as a mom.
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Balanced: Finding Center as a Work-at-Home Mom
How can a work-at-home mom raise kids, juggle a career and take care of family responsibilities with only 24-hour days? Working at home while raising kids and juggling a career and family responsibilities is no easy feat. Author and homeschooling mom Tricia Goyer shares her tips for finding balance among all your many hats as a mom. Balancing is a process and a journey, one that Tricia herself has yet to perfect. But between writing more than forty books, raising and homeschooling six kids, being a wife, and being active in her community, she has amassed valuable tips she shares in “Balanced.”
The book includes tips on:
—how to create focus themes for your family
—how to prioritize your schedule
—how to utilize your job so it also benefits your kids
—how to keep yourself out of the comparison game
—how to make working at home work for you
—and much more!
Purchase a copy, get a free downloadable workbook, and learn more at Tricia’s website.
{More About Tricia Goyer}
USA Today best-selling author Tricia Goyer is the author of over 35 books, including the three-book Seven Brides for Seven Bachelors series and “Lead Your Family Like Jesus,” (co-written with Ken Blanchard). She has written over 500 articles for national publications and blogs for high traffic sites like TheBetterMom.com and MomLifeToday.com. She is the host of Living Inspired, a weekly radio show. Tricia and family live in Little Rock, Arkansas. They have six children. You can find out more about Tricia at www.TriciaGoyer.com.
Find out more about Tricia at http://triciagoyer.com.
Balanced: Finding Center as a Work-at-Home Mom by Tricia Goyer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is the first non-fiction book I have read by Tricia Goyer, and it was exactly what I needed to read. I was not aware of much of Tricia’s story, and I found myself completely immersed in every aspect of this short but profound book. At times, I found myself crying tears of joy and saying within my spirit that God had given me exactly what I needed to read. I was encouraged as I read that this award-winning author has struggles, and she is not the perfect mom and wife 24/7.
I could say much about this book, but the main thing I can say is that this is real. Every woman can benefit from this. I am a single mother, a part-time substitute teacher, a part-time blogger, and a daughter helping out my parents. I wear a variety of hats, and Tricia gave real life examples and help for all women.
I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. I was not financially compensated, and all opinions are 100 percent mine.
