• with Aubin Palmer
    2025/08/26

    What does it really mean to raise powerful daughters in today’s world? In this episode of Pivot Parenting, I sit down with Aubin Palmer, author of Power Women, to explore how mothers can model strength, confidence, and resilience in ways that empower the next generation. Aubin shares her transformative acronym P.O.W.E.R., breaking down how each element can be lived out and passed on—not by lectures, but by example.

    Together, we talk about the subtle ways moms accidentally give away their power, how to reclaim it with intention, and why embodying self-love, faith, and courage creates a legacy that daughters naturally inherit. If you’ve ever wondered how to guide your teen girl toward confidence without pushing or preaching, this conversation will give you both clarity and encouragement.

    Don’t miss this empowering episode—and while you’re at it, grab Aubin’s book Power Women and my book Mom Got Jesus Wrong, Hallelujah! so you can keep building the tools, perspective, and love your family needs.

    About my guest: Aubin is a life and business coach devoted to lighting the fire within power women to step into their full potential. Based in utah she is the proud mother of 3 girls- the next generation of power women. With deep intuition, real world experience and unshakable belief, she guides women to claim their power and build the lives they truly want. She believes in the strength women mind through collaboration and leads groups and retreats to help women rise in power everywhere.

    Instagram: @aubinpalmercoaching
    Amazon link for book www.aubinpalmercoaching.com
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    32 分
  • 281. "Why do I Even TRY!" When Parents Feel Like Nothing They do Makes a Difference
    2025/08/19

    We've all been there. You limit screen time, cook healthy meals, set boundaries... and your kid still finds garbage to watch, makes terrible choices, maybe even walks away from everything you've tried to teach them. So you throw your hands up and think: Why do I even bother?

    I get it. My oldest loves telling people they couldn't watch SpongeBob growing up because I didn't want them seeing parents portrayed as idiots. And guess what? They found trash media anyway. A lot of good that did me, right?

    You'll learn:

    • The 3 ways we mess this up (spoiler: we're all guilty)
    • Why trying to "fix" your kid always backfires
    • The one thing we get wrong that creates this exhausting cycle
    • How to parent without losing your mind or your relationship
    • Why your kid's choices aren't about you (even when it feels personal)
    This episode is for you if:
    • You're tired of feeling like a failure when your teen makes bad choices
    • You've tried everything and nothing seems to work
    • Your kid has walked away from church, family values, or just basic respect
    • You're ready to stop the micromanaging madness
    • You want to love your kid without enabling them

    Look, this isn't about giving up or becoming a pushover. It's about getting honest about what you can actually control (hint: it's not them) and focusing your energy where it actually makes a difference.

    Ready to stop spinning your wheels? Let's talk about why we parent in the first place. Schedule a call HERE

    and if you're ready to take your spiritual parenting to the next level, HERE is my book you need to preorder.

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    30 分
  • 280. How to Tell Your Teen of SO Well, They Thank You
    2025/08/12

    Most parents dread “those” moments — the heated arguments, the eye rolls, the slammed doors. But what if you could handle those situations so well that your teen actually thanks you afterward? In this episode, I’m sharing my five-step process for turning any blow-up into a breakthrough. You’ll learn exactly how to diffuse the tension, communicate so your teen feels valued and understood, and still hold your boundaries — without walking away frustrated or full of regret.

    Whether it’s curfew drama, messy rooms, or an attitude that’s pushing every button you have, this framework works. You’ll feel seen and respected as a parent, and your teen will feel safe and heard. The best part? Everyone leaves the conversation feeling closer, not further apart.

    To get your template: “How to Tell Your Teen Off So Well They Thank You” email me @ heather@heatherfrazier.com, subject line: "Template"

    Lets start transforming tough moments into connection ASAP

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    23 分
  • 279. Teens Need to be Bored Sometimes
    2025/08/05

    Let’s be honest—most of us feel a little panicked when our teen says, “I’m bored.” It triggers something, right? We start signing them up for more, pushing them to be productive, filling every gap… but why?

    In this episode, I’m sharing why boredom is actually a gift—and how our discomfort with it says more about us than them. You’ll learn:

    • The real reasons we try to keep our teens busy (spoiler: it’s not all about them)

    • What chronic activity and distraction actually creates in your teen

    • A simple 3-step process to allow boredom in a way that builds connection, resilience, and creativity

    If you’re ready to stop managing your teen’s schedule like a cruise director and start raising a grounded, thoughtful human, this one’s for you.

    And if you'd like to join the Senior parent group for Septemeber 2025-2026, click HERE to learn more. xoxo

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    22 分
  • 278. How We Fail Ahead of Time with Our Teens
    2025/07/29

    Ever think to yourself:
    “It’s too late.”
    “Why even bother?”
    “Nothing I do makes a difference.”

    You’re not alone—but you are believing a lie.

    In this episode, I’m breaking down one of the most heartbreaking ways I see good parents unintentionally give up: they fail ahead of time. Out of fear. Out of burnout. Out of guilt. Out of believing their situation won’t change.

    We’ll talk about how to recognize this quiet kind of surrender, why it happens to even the best parents, and the three mindset shifts that reignite hope and healing in your relationship—no matter how late in the game it feels.

    If your teen is heading into senior year and you’re silently spiraling about the countdown, their future, or how disconnected you feel—this episode is your sign.

    🟡 I have 11 spots in my 2025–26 Senior Year Parent Group. One of them has your name on it.
    Let’s make this final year one you’re proud of.

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    20 分
  • 277. "What Could I Have Done Differently?!"
    2025/07/22

    When your teen makes a big mistake—like coming home high—it’s easy to spiral into shame, blame, or panic. In this raw coaching session, I sit down with two parents navigating that exact moment with their daughter. Together, we unpack what good parenting really looks like when the stakes are high.

    We explore how to lead with love and follow through with consequences, how to grow into the 2.0 version of your parenting self, and the crucial shift in understanding which emotions and responsibilities belong to you—and which are your teen’s to carry.

    If you've ever asked yourself, “Did I screw this up?” or “What else could I have done?”—this episode is for you.

    Plus, if you're parenting a high school senior, now is the time to prepare for the most emotionally complex year of their life—and yours.

    🎓 Join Navigating the Launch—my 9-month group for senior-year parents—where we walk through this wild season together with support, strategy, and sanity.

    👉🏼 Click here to learn more + save your seat

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    50 分
  • 276. "How Do I Help Her Launch?"
    2025/07/15

    In today's episode, I sit down with Cora, a mom navigating the complex world of launching her 18-year-old daughter. We dive deep into the three non-negotiable steps every parent needs for a successful launch, the dangerous difference between control and love, and the one thing that happens right before launch that catches parents completely off-guard.

    What You'll Learn:

    • The 3 essential steps for successful teen launch (most parents skip #2)
    • How to tell if you're parenting from control vs. love, fear vs. confidence—and why it matters more than you think
    • The secret pre-launch phase that determines your long-term success
    • Real strategies from a mom in the trenches

    Ready to master your child's launch year?

    If you're parenting a high school senior (or soon-to-be senior), you don't have to navigate this alone. Join my Navigating the Launch: 2025-26 Senior Parent Group Coaching Program—a 9-month journey designed specifically for parents like you.

    Over 18 sessions from September through May, you'll master every stage of launch so your child flies confidently into their future while maintaining the loving relationship you've built. Because the goal isn't just launching them—it's launching them so well they choose to come home for the holidays.

    Program starts September 2025. Limited spots available.

    [Learn more and secure your spot HERE

    Don't let this pivotal year happen to you—make it work for your family.

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    35 分
  • 275. "She Needs to Prioritize Getting up on Time"
    2025/07/08

    If your teen struggles to wake up, follow through, or seems totally oblivious to your family’s priorities—you’ll feel seen in this one. In this live coaching session with Kat, we dig into the frustration of having a teen who won’t just get it together… and what’s really happening beneath the surface.

    We unpack:

    • Why your teen’s “irresponsible” behavior might actually be age-appropriate

    • How well-meaning expectations can backfire (and make mornings miserable)

    • Why it’s okay for both of you to be human and imperfect

    • Practical ways to build better communication without constant battles

    If you’ve been telling yourself, “She just needs to care more / try harder / be more responsible,” this episode will shift how you see things—and bring way more peace to your mornings.

    ✨ Ready to parent with more clarity and calm (even when your teen’s a mess)? Book your free Peaceful Parenting Strategy Call here. Let’s make this easier—for both of you.

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    34 分