Lisa is a freelance writer based in Brisbane, Australia. She is a mom of 2 girls and enjoys writing about all facets of womanhood including the juggle, the struggle, the evolution, wellness and motherhood.
She creates purposeful content for businesses who strive to make a positive impact on people’s lives.
Lisa loves yoga, family life, the beach and the bush.
We all want our kids to grow into happy and healthy adults.
It turns out there is a common thread among happy people, and it’s as straightforward as it is powerful.
It’s gratitude.
Leading gratitude researcher Robert A. Emmons undertook studies that highlight a link between gratitude and well-being. Emmons says “The practice of gratitude can have dramatic and lasting effects in a person’s life.”
It’s another day.
Too many dishes in the sink, too many toys on the floor and then an argument breaks out while you rush to get dinner on the table.
One second you’re saying, “please share with your sister,” and then next you shout, “WILL YOU STOP FIGHTING! I’M SO SICK OF THIS, I’VE HAD ENOUGH!”
There’s a moments silence and then a flood of tears matched by a wave of regret.
Mom anger.
It’s not picture-perfect, but it’s a part of life for many Moms.
