Family Life Movement

Vision Drives Decision with Lori Lynn (part 1)

Episode Summary

In this episode we continue a conversation with Lori Lynn and discuss creating our story and helping our children develop their own stories.

Episode Notes

Lori’s Beginning

Started on the traditional track, became sick and depressed
Started working at a Christian Radio Station allowing more flexibility and diversity
Didn’t think she could have children-surprise!
Homeschooling

Taking control of her own Story

Vision drives decision
Caught a vision teaching experiences
She wanted her children to be similar to the ones she taught
Loved the idea of having driven kids
What are you doing now to pursue your passions?
Lori reads lots of books with her children and doesn’t own a TV
Seeing what’s possible and seeing how they did it

It IS possible

Habits can be difficult to develop these healthy habits
You have to be willing to give yourself some grace

Balancing work, life, and family

Mom guilt
Giving them the opportunity to be bored
Help your children understand what it’s like to be in your shoes

Attitude of Gratitude

Having the stuff and opportunity that others don’t have
Being there for people who are suffering
Celebrate people who are celebrating
Serving with an organization
Habits – at bedtime, 3 things that they are thankful for
Books help them put themselves in other people’s shoes
Being mindful of what we are consuming
We want to become what we see
See beauty, kindness, love

Resources mentioned: (Links may contain affiliate commissions)

- The Story of My Life – Helen Keller

- Missionary Stories With the Millers-Mildred A. Martin

- Just David- Eleanor Hodgman Porter

-Love Triangle-RaeLynn

-May We All-Georgia Florida Line *Does Contain Minor Language*

Lori's Links and Social:

Rise and Climb Podcast (Host)

Video Marketing Unleashed FB Group (Queen Moderator)

Personal Website

Personal Facebook Profile

The Top 10 Storytelling Mistakes to Avoid & The Hot-Button Words List

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