Bridget Manley
Bridget Manley
Elizabeth - "Knowing And Understanding My Worth, Being Able To Claim The Things I Do Well, That's Been A Real Asset In My Parenting"
Elizabeth - "Knowing And Understanding My Worth, Being Able To Claim The Things I Do Well, That's Been A Real Asset In My Parenting"
Elizabeth - "Knowing And Understanding My Worth, Being Able To Claim The Things I Do Well, That's Been A Real Asset In My Parenting"
Tuesday 18th July 2017
Elizabeth discusses balancing an artistic career and parenting in rural West Virginia, touching on self-worth, social justice, and progressive Christianity.
34 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Elizabeth's Journey: Balancing Art, Parenting, and Social Justice in Rural West Virginia
Knowing and understanding my worth, really being able to claim the things that I do well, and I think that's been a real asset in my parenting.
Imagine raising three kids in the scenic mountains of West Virginia while also pursuing a career in the arts. That's exactly what Elizabeth is doing. In this episode of 'Birds In A Tree', host Bridget Manley chats with Elizabeth, a voice instructor with a master's degree from the Boston Conservatory, who has managed to keep her artistic spirit alive despite the challenges of rural living.
Elizabeth shares her story of grit and determination, revealing how she carved out a successful career while staying true to her roots. Elizabeth opens up about the importance of knowing and understanding her worth, a lesson that has profoundly impacted her parenting. She discusses how embracing her talents has been a real asset in raising her children. But the conversation doesn't stop there.
Elizabeth and Bridget delve into deeper topics like social justice and progressive Christianity, exploring how these beliefs shape their approach to parenting and community building. The episode offers a unique perspective on juggling multiple roles—parent, artist, businesswoman—and making room for everyone at the proverbial table. Whether you're a parent, an artist, or someone interested in social justice, you'll find Elizabeth's journey both inspiring and thought-provoking.
Tune in to hear about the highs and lows of blending art and family life in a place where opportunities might seem scarce but are abundant with the right mindset.