I got roasted!

The world of personal growth, as seen through my kids' brutally honest eyes!

Welcome to this week's 'Flavor of the Month' newsletter! 

Fasten your seatbelts—we're about to take a rollercoaster ride through the world of personal growth, as seen through my kids' brutally honest eyes!

That's the thing: when you ask your gang for their unabridged feedback, be ready to hear the truth :) 

I got a spoon full of humility and a whole lot of laughter.

"Mom, you're too "flavor of the month," always sharing new coaching practices. 

Last week, it was about manifesting from the Now. 

The month before... well, I can't even remember. 

Just look at your newsletter! 

I wouldn't have a problem with them; there's actually good stuff, but the way you present them is very telemarketer- like they are going to cure all my ailments. 

"This tool will cover all your needs: your floor, wood boards, and carpet!"

If I do this one thing, I will be a beast - set for life. 

Then you throw a new thing a week later. 

My thoughts were: 

1- Ouch, I felt the burn "mindfulness flavor of the month telemarketer!!" 

It makes me wonder if I've been confusing everyone with this newsletter. 

2- Those closest to us definitely know us better than we give them credit for. My son's sharp and candid words made me feel exposed, like in the tale of the 

3- does it mean my son reads my newsletters?!?! Maybe I could end them with a PS: Call your mom!

Maybe my true calling is to be a Coach DJ – always mixing up the latest awareness tracks.

If so, it's time to make a Top 10 compilation. 

Let me know if your favorite flavor is Choco Doubt, Lemon Improvement, or Mango Manifestation. 

And feel free to send me your best roasts. 

Nothing connects faster than a laugh.  

BTW, US Presidents get their annual roasting at the White House correspondent dinner, but if you want a masterclass in how to take the burn and fire back with grace (something I'm clearly still learning), Martha Stewart roasts are a must-watch. 

Maybe I'll invite her to my next family dinner – I could use some pro-tips on comeback lines!

Much love,

A