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6 Ways to Build a Positive Family

6 Ways to Build a Positive Family.

Do your kids struggle with negativity? Are you constantly having to break up fights?Do you cringe at the words coming out of your child’s mouth? Do you wish everyone could just be happy and positive?

A positive attitude at home will leak into the rest of your child’s life. The “family” is where the foundation of a positive living is built. It’s our job not just to teach being positive, but to model it. Here are 6 ways to do that. (And they spell out the word F.A.M.I.L.Y! Stay tuned to the end of this post for a free printable.)

The “family” is where the foundation of a positive living is built. @TriciaGoyer

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Faith 

Our faith in God is the foundation for our attitudes. We not only represent ourselves and our families, but we also represent God. Hebrews 11:1 says, “Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” Because of Jesus, we can trust He’ll be with us and guide us. He’s not only caring for us on this earth, but He’s also preparing a place for us for eternity.

Remind your child that faith in God gives us confidence for today and hope for tomorrow.
Ask, “If we have faith in God, what can we look forward to?” (Lots of amazing, positive things!)
Guide your child to turning any negative interactions into positive ones by pointing your child back to God. “I know this is hard right now, but because of our faith can trust that God will turn things around for good.”

Attitude

Our attitude is a megaphone of what’s happening on the inside. Is your child feel unloved, unappreciated, or disconnected? If so, his or her attitude will show it. When you see a bad attitude starting, instead of beginning with correction, start with connection.

Remind your child he or she can tell you how he or she is feeling instead of acting out.
Ask, “If I could do one thing for you right now, what would that be?”
Guide your child to reach for you instead of lashing out. “If you need me to understand, talk to me. I want to be here for you.”

Mental Goodness

Mental goodness is one way of saying, “Think about good things.” Instead of replaying what you don’t like about your home, family, and school, try to find the positives.

Remind your child that bad thoughts will lead to bad actions and good thoughts will lead to good actions.
Ask, “What is one good thing you can think about right now?”
Guide your child to ask God to help him think about good things. Pray together about this.

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Ask Tricia: Teen MOPS Group

Ask Tricia | Teens MOPS Groups

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer.

I saw you at the homeschool convention in Nashville in March. I have a question. I saw the teen mom support group that you have in AR.  This is something that has always been near and dear to my heart aside from the passion to write my own book! I was wondering for any tips you may have about starting one here locally. My first born is from my teen pregnancy, graduated with him in tow! I think you said you graduated like that as well! Any advice would be great!! —Brandi T.

Brandi, so glad you’re feeling called to start a Teen MOPS group. It’s an amazing ministry. I’d love to see a Teen MOPS group in every town!

Here are some ideas of what to do to get started:

*Contact MOPS International for information about a charter.

*Talk to your church or a local crisis pregnancy about starting the group. Pick a meeting space.

*Set a schedule and write out your mission and goals.

*Talk to folks about volunteering. To get the word out I posted announcements in bulletins, talked on local Christian radio, and spoke at local groups. Local MOPS groups also give awesome help and support! I’ve gotten some great volunteers from these groups.

*Get funding. Local churches can help. Small groups or other community groups can help too. (I run our group on less than $100 a month. We get people to donate food, donate childcare, donate doorprizes, etc. I also get folks to buy and donate copies of Life Interrupted to our group.)

*Make a brochure and send it out. I send it to hospitals, doctors, social service agencies, schools, churches, etc.

*Plan the meetings. Teen MOPS groups usually run on a school year schedule from September–May. (You can see a little more below how we run our Teen MOPS group.)

*Advertise. Put up posters. Send press releases about your group to newspapers and community calendars.

*Pray. (Actually pray with each step!)

*Be patient. When Teen MOPS starts it may take a while to grow a group. We often start with two-to-five girls each meeting.

*Love on the girls. You can plan and plan but your love is what will keep them coming back!

Teen MOPS groups are run similarly to MOPS groups. There is food, a game, a short devotion, a speaker or activity, and discussion groups. Groups can meeting weekly or bi-weekly. Our group here in Little Rock runs weekly. We do this because it was hard for young moms to remember which week as “on” and which was “off.” Our meetings start at 6:30 with dinner. The meeting itself starts at 7:00 and ends at 8:30. We have leaders’ meetings every other month—Teen MOPS is run by volunteer leaders. They can be women with young kids or older kids. We’ve had volunteers that don’t have kids yet. Volunteers can be retired women or women in college. We even have high schoolers who help with child care and other needs we have. At our meetings we provide a dinner for our moms. We provide childcare and we have a “baby store.” Young moms earn MOPS dollars for coming, bringing a friend, going to doctor visits, etc. Every meeting they can take home diapers or clothes.

Want more resources? You can check out my book Teen Mom: You’re Stronger Than You Think—there is also a leader handbook as well as a free companion workbook and group guide! You can also get more information on the MOPS website.

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Ask Tricia: Doing it All

Ask Tricia | Doing it all

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

Doing it all.

You are good at doing it all. How you do everything (mom, wife, homeschool, etc) AND have a home business?? —Stephanie L.
Tricia Goyer I often wake up early to write. I hire a babysitter sometimes during the day to write. I answer emails in chunks and do the best I can. I always have a few writing projects going on and somehow am able to get 2-3 hours of work in. I squeeze it in as I can! We homeschool together from about 9:00 – noon. The kids do independent work after that until 2:00 – 3:00. I’m normally always available to help as needed. Oh! I also have tutors come in to help. I have some awesome friends who’ll come from 2-4 hours a week to teach a specific subject. It’s SO helpful!

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Kendra Fletcher’s Lost and Found: Martha Peace

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Ask Tricia: Time to Write

Ask Tricia | Time to Write

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

How do you find time to write?

How do you find time to write? I’m a homeschooling mom of four who writes and I mostly feel too exhausted by the time they’re in bed to do anything but binge on Netflix.
That’s a great question! As a homeschooling mom of seven I often feel exhausted. There is always so much to do. I’d be 100% busy if I didn’t write at all. Writing for me comes down to two things: 1. the choice and 2. deadlines. I have deadlines with publishers that I have to meet and I have to make hard choices to meet them. I often wake up early write—like 4 a.m. I also take my computer with me when we have appointments such as speech therapy and occupational therapy, and I write in the waiting rooms. I also hire a babysitter about 8-10 hours a week to watch kids so I can write. Of course that means ignoring the laundry, ignoring the messy house, and ignoring all the things I want to watch on TV. I rarely have time to watch TV. I might watch a show or two a month. Sometimes I’m tired when I sit down to write, but once I get going the ideas excite me and it becomes easier. The hard part is just getting started! I’ve learned over the years to just start.

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Happy Mail from Tricia: Michelle C.

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Ask Tricia: Room for Adoption

 

Ask Tricia | Room for Adoption

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

We want to adopt but live in an apartment and it’s already too tight for five of us. Do you have any suggestions, we only have one income right now.

I love that you have a heart for adoption. I truly know this is God’s heart too. The one thing I can suggest is PRAY. Pray that God will give you the space to match your heart. It’s amazing what He can do! Also consider this may not be the season for you to adopt, but maybe you can bless other adoptive families. John and I adopted seven years after we first felt the call to adopt. Looking back we see God’s timing was best. There are many ways you can support adoptive families: offer to babysit, take them a meal, pick up small gifts from the dollar store. People have stepped up to bless up and it’s been amazing and so appreciated! I trust that as you seek God, and look around for opportunities, He’ll be faithful to lead you.

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Congratulations to last week’s winners:

A 2-book surprise pack: Lori F.

Tightropes and Teeter-Totters: Daneta S.

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Ask Tricia | Mysteries Series

 

Ask Tricia | Mysteries Series

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

Hi Tricia! I just finished reading Blessed Are The Cheese Makers. This is the second Guidepost series I am reading. I am so curious about how a series is put together. How do the variety of authors follow a story line with each volume building on the last? How are the details and characters so accurately maintained? Who decides how the series will begin and how it will end? Why do some books have one author and others two? How do two authors work together to write a single story? Thanks for sharing your gift with us! —Brenda

I’m so glad that you’re enjoying the Guidepost Sugar Creek Amish Mysteries Series. It’s been super fun to write!  One of my favorite editors Susan Downs asked me if I’d want to be one of the writers. I accepted and pulled in my author friend Cara Putman to be my co-author. (I love working with author friends.) There were seven or eight authors who worked on this series, and yes we all write our books at the same time so they come out quickly, one after the other.

The editors at Guideposts create series guides that tell all about the characters, the setting, and ideas for the first few mysteries. And then they turn the authors loose to write. We have a private Facebook page where we ask each other questions and share research and ideas. Also, as each book is finished and turned in the series guide is updated so we know what is changing in the stories. The editors then check to make sure that they stories flow and that all the details stay consistent. They do a fantastic job!

For our own books Cara and I work together on the plot and then we share writing sample chapters. She might write a few and then I’ll pick up where she left off. Cara and I have edited each other’s work for years and we’ve co-written before so we just easily mesh. It’s been fun to work with Cara, the other authors, and the editors on this series. It truly is a team effort!

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A 2-book surprise pack: Lori F.

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Ask Tricia | Favorite Bible Story

 

Ask Tricia | Favorite Bible Story

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

What is your favorite Bible story? — Megan H.

I really love the woman at the well. Also the whole book of Acts!

What is your favorite Bible story? #AskTricia @TriciaGoyer

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Congratulations to last week’s winners:

A copy of Tricia Goyer’s Shadow of Treason (two winners!): Patricia B. and Annie JC
A copy of Shannon Popkin’s Control Girl: Brenda V.
Love Book Giveaway: Barbra W.
Sharon Jaynes’ 14-Day Romantic Challenge: MaryLee M.

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Ask Tricia | Homeschooling

Ask Tricia | Homeschool

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

Would you decide to homeschool your kids again if given the chance? What benefits have you seen in your older kids as a result of their homeschooling? — Stephanie L.

Yes, absolutely! It was hard, but I wouldn’t change a thing. My three older kids love God, all serve in ministry, and are close to their family (us!) All of them went to college and did great. My sons are awesome godly men who serve their families well. My daughter is a missionary in the Czech Republic serving as a University professor teaching English. Homeschooling built our bond as a family. We had time to serve together and to develop great traditions like dinner every night as a family and reading together. I wouldn’t change a thing—which is why I’m homeschooling our adopted kids ages 6, 6, 9, 12, 13, 13 and 16!

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Ask Tricia | Balance

Ask Tricia | Adoption

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

How do you balance it all? —Christina 

I don’t do it all! We’ve said no to almost every outside commitment. My young adult son helps by giving rides to therapy and watching kids when I have appointments. I have a house cleaner come for deep cleaning 3 hours a week. My kids all have chores. They’re responsible for cleaning the kitchen, living room, and their bathroom on a rotating basis. They help with some cooking, setting the table, putting food away and all dinner dishes. I have an assistant to helps with online work. I never watch TV and rarely watch movies. I often write from 4-6 a.m. I like to nap. It’s just making hard choices to focus on what’s most important.

Want more on balance? You can grab my ebook Balanced: Finding Center as a Work-At-Home Mom out now!

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Ask Tricia | Adoption

Ask Tricia | Adoption

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten—seven having been adopted, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

My husband and I are considering adopting, we’d like to know which type of adoption have you liked the most? —Elaine

Congratulations! Adoption is an amazing experience. For us the easiest, by far, was adopting Alyssa from a birth mom as a baby. It was also the most expensive, but having her since she was an infant has helped with the bonding. Also, she doesn’t have as many issues. BUT it’s also been amazingly rewarding to adopt from foster care and it’s completely free! (Also, in some cases families can continue to get financial support for the children until they turn 18.) All our kids were special needs in some way and it’s been amazing to see them finding healing on so many levels. We’ve found great therapists and we’ve given a lot of time, attention and love, but I wouldn’t change a thing!

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Ask Tricia {+ giveaway winners announced}

I get asked questions all the time. As a wife of twenty-six years, a mom of ten, a homeschooler and a writer of over 60 books people want to know how my life works. Here is one of those questions and my short answer. More to come in the coming weeks!

How do you and John nurture your marriage? —Jennifer

  • We try to have a date night at least twice a month.
  • We try to get away together every year. (We’re going on a cruise next month!)
  • We hug, kiss, and say sweet things together throughout the day.
  • We step in and serve each other when we see that the other needs help. John often gets the kids to clean up their messes when he sees it’s stressing me out. I talk to the girls often about ways they can respect their dad.
  • We “decompress” and talk about our day every night, filling each other in on what happened in our world.
  • We believe in the importance of physical intimacy and make it a priority. (And if any of my kids read this it’ll totally gross them out!)

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Congratulations to last week’s winners!

The Overwhelmed giveaway: Tonya

The two book giveaway: Jaime H.

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