How Generational Wisdom Shapes Parenting, Identity, and Purpose with Gwen Borden & Amy Goober
Release Date: 09/17/2025
The Momalogues
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info_outlineIn part two of our conversation with Amy Goober and her remarkable 94-year-old mom, Gwen Borden, we continue exploring their journey of resilience, legacy, and self-discovery. Together, they share the stories and lessons that inspired their book, My Mother Always Says: 25 Lessons for Finding the Silver Lining, offering a powerful reminder that wisdom only grows richer with age.
From teaching independence to children to finding strength through life’s challenges, Amy and Gwen’s heartfelt dialogue reveals how timeless truths can guide us through motherhood, identity, and beyond. Their collaboration across generations shows that it’s never too late to pursue passions or to redefine who we are.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
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How resilience is built by facing life’s hardest challenges
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Why wisdom from older generations holds lasting value over fleeting trends
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The importance of self-discovery and asking what you truly want
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Parenting lessons on raising strong, independent adults
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How writing a book can become a meaningful, collaborative legacy
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