Скачать или смотреть GIRL CHAT! with KEE-KEE featuring Natalie Saint-Phard

0:28
Introducing Natalie St. Phard
Kesha James introduces guest Natalie St. Phard, inviting her to share a laid-back overview of who she is.

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0:45
Natalie's Hierarchical Identity
Natalie breaks down her identity starting from 'human,' moving through roles like mom, wife, community member, and finally a business owner/entrepreneur.

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1:03
Current Business as Insurance Agent
Natalie reveals her profession is being a life and health insurance agent, which the host immediately links to the Proverbs 31 woman study.

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2:10
Defining Value Beyond Money
The speakers emphasize that money is just a tool (a way to barter), and the balance provided by managing that money is equally important, even for stay-at-home moms.

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2:31
Addressing Stay-at-Home Mom Guilt
They discuss the guilt many stay-at-home mothers feel for 'not earning' or 'not hustling,' affirming that managing the home is significant work.

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3:37
Favorite Scripture: Faith Without Works
Natalie states her favorite scripture is 'Faith without works is dead,' connecting it to the necessary effort in all aspects of life.

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3:49
God Sees Secret Work
The speakers agree that one does not need to validate their work to people; God sees everything done in secret and will reward it openly.

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4:25
Importance of Staying Humble
A brief conclusion to the faith segment emphasizes the need to stay humble while striving for open blessings.

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4:35
Mention of City Council Run
The host notes she recently became aware of Natalie's political aspirations regarding the city council race.

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4:51
Focus on Family Dysfunction
Natalie highlights that 'families' are an important part of her focus, noting the prevalence of dysfunction and the need for cohesiveness.

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5:40
Training Children in the Way
They reference the Biblical instruction to train children correctly so they do not turn away from the established positive standards.

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5:55
Parents' Influence as Nurses
Natalie shares that growing up watching her nurse/administrator parents serve and problem-solve naturally shaped her own desire to give back.

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6:42
Introducing Daughter Giovana
Natalie introduces her daughter, Giovana, describing her as a social butterfly and creative thinker who is navigating middle school challenges.

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7:36
Difficulty of Being Authentic Young
They agree that it is tougher for young people to be authentic today due to pressure to imitate others.

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7:51
Parental Reassurance of Uniqueness
Natalie discusses reassuring her daughter that being uniquely herself is beautiful and removes the complexity of constantly wearing a mask.

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8:35
Sharing Niche Interests (Books/Nerd Culture)
Natalie affirms that it is okay to be a 'nerd' or lover of books, encouraging her daughter that these interests are cool.

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9:25
The Good and Bad of Authenticity
Natalie shares a quote: 'The good news is I am who I say I am. The bad news is I am who I say I am,' highlighting the consistency of self.

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10:05
What's Next: One Foot in Front of Other
When asked about the next steps, Natalie responds that 'what's next is tomorrow,' focusing on steady progress according to God's timing.

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11:17
Being in Her Esther Season
The host declares Natalie is in her 'Esther season,' prompting Natalie to discuss turning 33 and creating a list of 33 things she is thankful for.

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13:20
Generational Wealth and Business Vision
The discussion turns to planning for generational wealth and ensuring a business vision extends beyond the owner's lifetime, citing examples like Disney.