Erin A. Harper's guest appearances

Erin A. Harper

The School Of Hard Knox 

Drive Like A Motha

Trey Smith

Olivia James

Lisa Johnson

Lee Brown

Whitney B

Oreal Thompson Payton

TyKiah Wright

Domari Dickinson

Danielle Thompson

Gee Horton

Philip Alexander

Natalie Cargile

Lawrence Cain

Littisha Bates

Andrew Tudor

OwlTail

On this weeks show, we are speaking with Dr. Erin A. Harper. Dr. Harper is a mother, psychologist, author and comedian. She is here to help us answer the question, "am I doing too much?".  This conversation is for anyone who has multiple passions in seemingly unrelated areas and has the desire to see where they all might fit together. Dr. Erin tells us her back stories and what factors lead her down each path. She also helps us understand how she leverages each one to another to create the ultimate advantage. Bottom line... if you are someone who has ever been told, "you are doing too much", this episode will help you position your passions into success. Keep Going!  Buy Dr. Erin A. Harper's Book!https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Dont-Have-Nice-Things/dp/1543993311Shop SEO Clothing with promo code "HardKnox"https://seoclothingcincy.com/collections/hardknoxConnect with the HardKnox Podcast Communityhttps://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/Support the show (http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching)

On this weeks show, we are speaking with Dr. Erin A. Harper. Dr. Harper is a mother, psychologist, author and comedian. She is here to help us answer the question, "am I doing too much?".  This conversation is for anyone who has multiple passions in seemingly unrelated areas and has the desire to see where they all might fit together. Dr. Erin tells us her back stories and what factors lead her down each path. She also helps us understand how she leverages each one to another to create the ultimate advantage. Bottom line... if you are someone who has ever been told, "you are doing too much", this episode will help you position your passions into success. Keep Going!   Buy Dr. Erin A. Harper's Book! <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Dont-Have-Nice-Things/dp/1543993311" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Dont-Have-Nice-Things/dp/1543993311</a> Shop SEO Clothing with promo code "HardKnox" <a href="https://seoclothingcincy.com/collections/hardknox" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://seoclothingcincy.com/collections/hardknox </a> Connect with the HardKnox Podcast Community <a href="https://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/</a><a href="http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.hardknoxpodcast.com/coaching</a>)

#71: AM I DOING TOO MUCH?  feat. Dr. Erin A. Harper

Psychologist, Comedian, professor, author, and mom- Dr. Erin A. Harper sat down with me to discuss the benefits of staying creative. She wrote a book titled, Dear Mom, You Don't Get to Have Nice Things. In this book, Erin shows the many ways we adjust to our new lives with kids. Erin also talks about how being creative balances her more serious role as a graduate-level psychology professor. "Just get started," was Erin's advice when I asked for her advice on the process of writing her book. As moms, career women, etc, we sometimes feel we have to be one dimensional, and anything else will take credibility away from the other. This is a myth! Multifaceted moms renew their energy by being creative, tapping into their strengths, and release their gifts into the world.Dr. Harper's Tips for MomsHave a flexible schedule; having a loose schedule is helpful for parents and childrenDo the best you canIf you feel overwhelmed, reach out, and get help.We are physically isolated, but we don't have to be emotionally disconnected. You can find out more about Dr. Erin Harper on her website. Get your copy of Dear Mom, You Don't Get to Have Nice Things at Target Walmart or Amazon. I've included the link here -  https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Dont-Have-Nice-Things/dp/1543993311Self Magazine Article - https://www.self.com/story/kids-coronavirus-coping-tipsThank you for listening and reading the show notes!!!

Psychologist, Comedian, professor, author, and mom- Dr. Erin A. Harper sat down with me to discuss the benefits of staying creative. She wrote a book titled, Dear Mom, You Don't Get to Have Nice Things. In this book, Erin shows the many ways we adjust to our new lives with kids.  Erin also talks about how being creative balances her more serious role as a graduate-level psychology professor. "Just get started," was Erin's advice when I asked for her advice on the process of writing her book. As moms, career women, etc, we sometimes feel we have to be one dimensional, and anything else will take credibility away from the other. This is a myth! Multifaceted moms renew their energy by being creative, tapping into their strengths, and release their gifts into the world. Dr. Harper's Tips for Moms<ol><li>Have a flexible schedule; having a loose schedule is helpful for parents and children</li><li>Do the best you can</li><li>If you feel overwhelmed, reach out, and get help.</li><li>We are physically isolated, but we don't have to be emotionally disconnected. </li></ol>You can find out more about Dr. Erin Harper on her <a href="http://www.erinaharper.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>. Get your copy of Dear Mom, You Don't Get to Have Nice Things at Target Walmart or Amazon. I've included the link here -  <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Dont-Have-Nice-Things/dp/1543993311" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Dont-Have-Nice-Things/dp/1543993311</a>Self Magazine Article - <a href="https://www.self.com/story/kids-coronavirus-coping-tips" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.self.com/story/kids-coronavirus-coping-tips</a> Thank you for listening and reading the show notes!!!

The Importance of Living Out Loud with Dr. Erin A. Harper