Todd Mettlen

Get What You Want Todd Mettlen

We have more positive experiences than negative ones, yet our brain tends to focus on the negative aspects of our lives. We take the good things for granted and blow up the problems. As a consequence, we tend to fall prey to the petty concerns and annoyances in our lives, letting them determine our well-being.

No one plans on being a single mom when they get married. I also bet you did 't plan to raise your kids by yourself without a man until you became young adults either. But sometimes God laughs while we're making plans. Whether you've chosen single motherhood or found yourself raising a child alone unexpectedly, the struggles of being a single mom are inevitable.

Most of us, especially single moms are overworked and underappreciated. This book instills the importance of not staying too long in toxic relationships, never being bitter, removing stress, escaping abuse, co-parenting to the best of your abilities when possible, and perseverance.

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