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Episode 20

Finding Balance as a Working Solo Mom w/Kimberly Bell

Kimberly Bell is a working solo mom of 5 children (4 of whom are adults) and 6 grandchildren.

Kimberly finds creating balance a challenge sometimes as there are so many aspects to solo parenting. She also thinks that within that balance solo moms must remember to care for themselves as well.

One way Kimberly manages is to connect with God and her spirituality to get the strength and wisdom she needs.

Kimberly agrees that we minimize our struggles by depending on God for guidance.

A balanced life doesn't mean everything is perfect. It means you live in the moment. You do what works in that moment.

Kimberly shares her story of being adopted after her biological parents dropped her off at 5 years old and never came back for her. She talks about this and other childhood trauma in her book The Epitome of Kimmy.

Connect with Kimberly: www.kimberlyannebell.com

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