Parenting teens in midlife is a contact sport—with hormones, homework, and a whole lot of Wi-Fi. In this conversation with recreational therapist and boy-mom Katie Meek, we pull back the curtain on boundaries, boredom, and the black market of old iPhones. We wrestle with the question every modern parent faces: are we raising connected kids or disconnected humans? And yes—we make the case for bringing back a little 1990s childhood: more bikes, fewer likes. (0:00) Parenting Teenagers in a World...
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Parenting teens in midlife is a contact sport—with hormones, homework, and a whole lot of Wi-Fi. In this conversation with recreational therapist and boy-mom Katie Meek, we pull back the curtain on boundaries, boredom, and the black market of old iPhones. We wrestle with the question every modern parent faces: are we raising connected kids or disconnected humans? And yes—we make the case for bringing back a little 1990s childhood: more bikes, fewer likes. (0:00) Parenting Teenagers in a World...
She Made It From Scratch: How Melissa Griffiths Turned Her Food Blog Into a Business
Found at 40
48 minutes
2 months ago
She Made It From Scratch: How Melissa Griffiths Turned Her Food Blog Into a Business
What starts as a food blog for family recipes doesn’t usually turn into a career—but Melissa Griffiths is not your usual story. With Bless This Mess, she flipped simple dinners into serious business, proving that sometimes the thing you do “for fun” is actually the thing you were built for. At 40, she’s mixing entrepreneurship with everyday life—and reminding us all that midlife is the perfect time to rewrite the recipe. (00:00) Meet Melissa: Mom, food blogger, and the entrepreneur you didn’t...
Found at 40
Parenting teens in midlife is a contact sport—with hormones, homework, and a whole lot of Wi-Fi. In this conversation with recreational therapist and boy-mom Katie Meek, we pull back the curtain on boundaries, boredom, and the black market of old iPhones. We wrestle with the question every modern parent faces: are we raising connected kids or disconnected humans? And yes—we make the case for bringing back a little 1990s childhood: more bikes, fewer likes. (0:00) Parenting Teenagers in a World...
