Episode
202: The Trick to Stopping Negative Thoughts for Good
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- Homeschool Coffee Break
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- Sep 1, 2026
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- 939
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Summary
If you’ve ever started your day trusting God — and ended it trying to control everything — this episode is for you. Negative thoughts don’t just affect your mood. They shape your homeschool, your relationships, and the way you mother. In this episode, you’ll learn 2 practical steps to take back your mind with truth. Most life’s battles are won or lost in the mind — and homeschool moms are fighting on more fronts than most. This episode walks you through exactly how to identify the negative thought patterns that keep pulling you back, replace them with truth from God’s Word, and finally stop the spiral before it takes your whole day. ✅Why negative thoughts are actually easier to think the more you think them (and how to break the cycle) ✅The 2-step process to demolish mental strongholds — straight from Scripture ✅What to do when you compare yourself to other moms and feel like you’re not enough ✅Real examples of the lies homeschool moms believe — and the specific truths that demolish them ✅Why waiting on God renews your strength — even when waiting feels impossible Ready to stop letting your thoughts run your day? Click the link below to join the waitlist for the Raising Leaders community and get early access. Resources for You Win the War in Your MInd , by Craig Groeschel Homeschool Encouragement Circle Show Notes: Winning the Battle of the Mind Most of life's battles are won or lost in the mind. And I decided to talk about this topic today partly because once I made the decision to tackle it, the enemy has been having a field day in mine. Yesterday I came home from church and wrote in my journal — I will wait on you, God. I will trust you, God. You are my joy, my strength, my deliverer. By evening I was trying to take control of all of my life and everyone else's life…