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Ask Me How I'm Really Doing: A Mom's Podcast

Ask Me How I'm Really Doing: A Mom's Podcast

著者： Hadiya Coppedge
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 🌸 Welcome to Ask Me How I'm Really Doing: A Mom's Podcast, friend! I'm Hadiya—a new mom, speech-language pathologist, and first-gen entrepreneur. This cozy space offers: 🌱 Gentle encouragement for moms navigating motherhood & ambition 🌱 Authentic reflections on identity, self-worth & dreams 🌱 Softness & ease over hustle & burnout Here, you're never alone—let's navigate motherhood together, side-by-side. Subscribe to feel validated, inspired & softly supported—because freedom starts with a nap & a dream. ☕️✨ Join our cozy community on YouTube: @HadiyaCoppedge

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ask-me-how-i-m-really-doing-a-mom-s-podcast--6640713/support.Copyright Hadiya Coppedge 人間関係 個人的成功 子育て 自己啓発
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  • How I Paid for College as a First Generation Student and Found Success

    How I Paid for College as a First Generation Student and Found Success
    2025/06/17
    I can still feel that gut drop when I sat in front of a campus computer and saw my classes were dropped because my tuition was unpaid. I was fresh off move-in day, full of dreams, and my dad looked at me and quietly said, “We might have to go home.” My heart said no way. In this episode of Ask Me How I’m Really Doing, I am sharing how that stubborn hope carried me through unpaid bills, financial aid lines, tears, and becoming a first-generation college graduate. If you have ever felt like your dream might slip through your fingers, this one is for you.In this episode of Ask Me How I’m Really Doing, I share my story of paying for college without money, how I stayed determined as a first-generation student, and how that same grit shapes my motherhood and money mindset today.
    ✨ In This Episode:
    🎓 (00:01) The shock of having my classes dropped on day one and deciding I was not going home
    🙏🏽 (01:09) How my aunt, uncle, and dad shaped my college dreams and how I hustled for every dollar
    🏫 (02:50) Finding the right office, meeting an angel behind a desk, and the scholarships that saved me
    💪🏾 (00:01) Taking the GRE on my own terms and proving my worth outside test scores
    🌱 (04:37) Choosing what success means for me now and passing that truth to my daughter
    🌱 Dream Seed Journal PromptWhat does true success mean to you, right now, in this season of life? If no one else defined it, what would feel deeply true for you and how would that shape what you want for your kids?
    You get to choose your success, mama. Not your past. Not your tests. Not the voices who say you cannot. If you need a reminder, come back here. I saved you a seat.
    Hadiya ☕️ 💖
    🔗 Links Mentioned in This Episode
    👉🏽 Join the Naptime Profit Plan Waitlist — for moms who want to find the money already in their lives and create more freedom
    📺 Subscribe on YouTube: @hadiyacoppedge
    🎥 Follow on TikTok: @hadiyacoppedge

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ask-me-how-i-m-really-doing-a-mom-s-podcast--6640713/support.
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    16 分
  • How I Named My Baby: Baby Naming Traditions and Complete Cluelessness

    How I Named My Baby: Baby Naming Traditions and Complete Cluelessness
    2025/06/16
    I still laugh about how hard it felt to name a tiny person I’d never met. I remember sitting at my computer, nine months pregnant, blankly scrolling baby name websites while sipping my morning latte and wondering, who are you in there? In this episode of Ask Me How I’m Really Doing, I’m telling you the truth about how Estelle got her name, why I didn’t find out her gender, and what this name means to my mama heart now. If you’ve ever stared at a baby name list and felt totally clueless, this one’s for you.In this episode of Ask Me How I’m Really Doing, I share my baby naming story, how culture and intuition guided me, and why naming our babies is so deeply tied to our motherhood identity.✨ Inside the Episode🍼 (00:00) The pressure of naming a baby you’ve never met
    🎶 (01:27) How Whitney Houston songs and dance shaped my girl mom intuition
    🎉 (04:43) The surprise of labor, birth, and hearing “It’s a girl!” for the first time
    🌟 (07:08) Why “Estelle” means star and how her name still feels perfect today
    💌 (09:29) My invitation for you to share your baby’s name and story with me
    🌱 Dream Seed Journal PromptWhat is the story behind your child’s name? How does saying it out loud make you feel about your motherhood journey and the dreams you hold for them?
    Mama, naming a baby is no small thing. It’s a gift, a prayer, and a tiny whisper of who they might become. I’d love to hear your naming story too send me a DM or a voice memo. I’m saving you a seat, always.
    Hadiya ☕️ 💖
    🔗 Links Mentioned in This Episode📺 Subscribe on YouTube: @hadiyacoppedge
    🎥 Follow me on TikTok: @hadiyacoppedge

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ask-me-how-i-m-really-doing-a-mom-s-podcast--6640713/support.
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    16 分
  • The Snapback Lie: What My Postpartum Body Really Taught Me

    The Snapback Lie: What My Postpartum Body Really Taught Me
    2025/06/11
    😬 I almost didn’t hit record today. My daughter and partner had just come back from a run, and I was hiding in the other room trying to grab a moment (and a cookie). I’m recording this in the same outfit I’ve worn for four episodes because that’s what batching looks like right now. I’m learning to honor this season as it is, not as I wish it would be.If you’ve ever felt like you were supposed to “bounce back” to who you were before baby this one’s for you.In this episode of Ask Me How I’m Really Doing, I talk about the myth of the postpartum snapback, the emotional labor of motherhood, and how I’m learning to reclaim my identity, one small truth at a time.In This Episode👚 (01:10) What I almost did instead of recording—and why I still showed up💭 (02:55) What “snapback culture” taught me about how we mute ourselves as moms
    💸 (05:20) Why privilege, income, and pressure shape every mom’s postpartum differently
    💬 (07:49) How I’m living on 29% of my income and redefining my return to work
    🧘🏿‍♀️ (10:14) My gentle version of self-care (and what yours might look like too)
    📝 (12:38) A love letter to every mom who’s still becoming
    🌱 Dream Seed Journal PromptWhat have you been told you “should” be doing by now as a mom? What feels true for you instead and how can you honor that truth this week, gently and without apology?
    You don’t have to pretend. You don’t have to snap back. You can rest, become, and belong exactly as you are.
    I’ll be here, one nap at a time.
    Hadiya ☕️💖

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ask-me-how-i-m-really-doing-a-mom-s-podcast--6640713/support.
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    18 分

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