My Most Empowering Podcast Ever

Posted byMarlene Dillon Empowerment SpecialistPosted inADHD/Neurodivergence, Blog Posts, Inner Healing, Mental Health, Re-Parenting/Inner Child, Self-Acceptance/Love/TrustTags:, ,

Today I was fresh from overcoming a tough situation and took the time to stop and acknowledge that I got through it.

Meme: Image of a mother and daughter. Little girl is wearing a big smile and yellow sweater, standing with her back against the wall. Mother has a pencil above her head and a small notebook (to keep her line straight) marking the girl's height on the wall. Text states: “You may not see all your progress, but you’ve grown. You’re handling & processing things so differently. You’re setting boundaries. You’re prioritizing your mental health. You’re holding yourself accountable. Celebrate your growth.” — Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist mdillondesigns.com Share & Let's Live! podcast logo watermark on the bottom right
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FYI I cuss so wait ’til the kids and elders aren’t around. Press play to listen to today’s podcast. Blessings!

How often do we nitpick and notice every little mistake? But how often do we acknowledge our small wins—the teeny tiny victories?

Today, I got on and talked about celebrating the microscopic progress. It matters. You are doing better than you think. And if you disagree with me, this podcast episode is for you. Press play.

Blessings!

Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist

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Marlene is a gifted storyteller with a passion for empowerment. Her honest and fun posts on self-acceptance, inner healing, ADHD, & healthy relationships inspire, uplift, support, and encourage.

2 thoughts on “My Most Empowering Podcast Ever”

    1. Bless you Diana. Thank you so much for commenting! I just feel like being honest and vulnerable is a gift both ways. For you, the listener, I am more relatable, and my thought behind it is to help people feel less alone. And on my end it’s very freeing to just be honest and not continue to wear a mask as if everything’s okay when it’s not always okay.

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