Have you ever spent some time thinking about what you really desire out of your life? What would your ideal life look like and how would you use your time? Sometimes it can feel hard to even think like this because of perceived limitations, whether real or not. Sometimes it can feel hard to think about our own dreams when we’re part of a partnership and are worried about how our partner might handle our dreams. And sometimes we might find it hard to think about our own dreams when we have so much responsibility on our shoulders, children to care for, a home to manage, and work to complete. Maybe you have a dream or idea on your mind but worry about the financial aspect of it, would it cost to much, would it use up your family’s precious resources, OR, if it’s a business idea, can I be profitable? In Episode 10, Kate shares a her journey to creating a life that she truly love and offers some practical advice for working through your own limitations.   In this episode:   What to do if you’re feeling resistance to this topic Why Kate was drawn to living small, traveling, and creating a community of women thriving in motherhood and life Create a dream life by imagining how all of your different values and interest can work together Why travel isn’t enough for Kate and how she figured out what was missing from her life How to avoid allowing your path to be steered by an idealized view of yourself and motherhood (listen to Episode 2 for more.) Move beyond tidy boxes that force your identity into one side or the other; it’s okay to be unique and outside the box! Need help figuring out your dreams? Head here to work with Kate. Limiting beliefs: What if my partner isn’t supportive or it impacts our relationship? How can I pursue my dreams when everyone and everything is depending on me? I don’t have the time or money to do what I want and feel stuck. Loved this episode? Leave a review on iTunes or share it with a friend!   Thank you so much to Streamlined Motherhood sponsor Biddle and Bop! Have you heard of the Scandinavian phrase “No bad weather, just bad clothing”? It explains why their kids spend so much time at play - in all weather. Ever wondered what kids in Scandinavia wear outdoors? Biddle and Bop is an amazing kids online shop that stocks colorful and playful organic children’s wear, sustainably sourced forest school waterproof favorites and all weather play gear from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and beyond. Find the best kids outerwear for year round outdoor play at Biddle and Bop and use code THESTREAMINED to save 10% until the end of January 2019! Thank you for supporting the small shops that make this podcast possible!