AWTR Show 577: When More is Not Enough
Show Title: When More is Not Enough: How to Stop Giving Your Kids What They Want and Give Them What They Need
Show Date: August 22, 2016
Show Number: #577
We’re chatting with Amy L. Sullivan, here to offer practical advice related to parenting and her book, When More is Not Enough: How to Stop Giving Your Kids What They Want and Give The What They Need.
Amy L. Sullivan is the author of When More is Not Enough. For the past few years, Amy L. Sullivan looked harder, loved stronger, and discovered more by fixing her gaze on someone other than the person staring back at her in the mirror. Amy writes for oodles of print and online publications and loves speaking with groups of any size. Amy has a background in education and when she isn’t writing, she facilitates leadership classes. Amy lives in the mountains of North Carolina with her handsome husband, two daughters, naughty dog, and lazy cat. On this podcast episode, she’s sharing with us about her book, and gives 10 Ways to Love Others Better From Your Kitchen Table.
You can find more from Amy on her website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest.
Hot on AWN this week:
In The Dreaded Orders to Kansas, AWN Experience Contributor Mindy shares how others reacted when they received news they were PCSing to Fort Riley. Many offered their condolences—only partly in jest. However, much to Mindy’s relief and delight, Kansas offers so much more than just miles of flat, boring prairie. Rich in history, wildlife and so much more, Mindy gives readers a more detailed list of things to do and see in this area than the installation website mentions.
MilspouseFest Interview Segment
As you know, Army Wife Network recently joined with Military One Click as a media partner for their MilspouseFest 2016 event at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington. We continue our series of interviews this week by featuring an interview with Maggie Hahn and J.J. Montanaro from USAA. USAA is the presenting sponsor of MilspouseFest 2016 at JBLM. In this clip, Maggie and J.J. are sharing about some of the key things they hope attendees took home with them from the event.
Public Service Announcement
The Military OneSource and Military Family Life Counseling programs offer non-medical counseling to help service members and their families navigate military life and the challenges it sometimes presents. With confidential, free support from a qualified counselor, you can get help working through topics like:
- Marital problems
- Relationships at school or work
- Parenting
- Stress management
- Adjustment difficulties
- Grief and loss
- Other emotional/interpersonal issues
Call Military OneSource and Military Family Life Counseling at 800-342-9647 to get started with non-medical counseling.
News You Can Use
- Army Secretary Eric Fanning is promoting the importance of mental health for troops.
- A U.S. soldier has won a bronze medal in men’s pole vaulting at the Rio Olympics.
Show #577 Advertisers:
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: RSS
