Why is it so hard to get kids to follow through — even when they want to do the right thing? In this episode of The Business of Parenting Podcast, Jackie breaks down why motivation doesn’t come before action… motion does.

Using the simple but powerful Do → Doing → Done framework, you’ll learn how to turn vague expectations into clear steps, help kids stay engaged in the messy middle, and create meaningful closure that actually builds motivation over time. This episode is packed with practical tools, brain-based insights, and real-life strategies to help your kids — and you — get things done with less frustration and more confidence.

If you’re ready to replace nagging with momentum and build a family rhythm that works, this one’s for you.

If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to like, follow, subscribe, or leave a review/comment to let us know what resonated most—and share it with a parent who might need the reminder that clear explanations go a long way toward calmer homes and stronger family leadership.

EPISODE CREDITS

Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot © 2025. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

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As we get closer to the end of our first year here on the TBOP Podcast, i'd like to revisit my favorite series: Lead the Way: Parenting with Influence

In the final episode of the Parenting with Influence series, TBOP Podcast host Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. explores what it means to lead with the long game in mind. Learn how to shift from managing behavior to shaping identity—and how to raise tomorrow’s self-led adult by building character, decision-making skills, and internal motivation today.

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EPISODE CREDITS

Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot © 2025. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

Learn more: TheBusinessofParenting.com

As we get closer to the end of our first year here on the TBOP Podcast, i'd like to revisit my favorite series: Lead the Way: Parenting with Influence

Tired of repeating yourself? In Part 3 of the Lead the Way: Parenting with Influence series, Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. shares how to shift from command-based parenting to coaching with connection. Learn the C.O.A.C.H. framework—a practical, relationship-centered approach that helps you lead with empathy, invite cooperation, and build lasting influence at home. Because instruction may get compliance, but connection creates buy-in.

Don't forget to follow the TBOP Podcast you you never miss a new weekly episode!

Ready to take the next step in your parenting leadership journey?

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✅ Download the Parenting Reflection Notebook — your roadmap to purpose-led family life

EPISODE CREDITS

Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot © 2025. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

Learn more: TheBusinessofParenting.com

As we get closer to the end of our first year here on the TBOP Podcast, i'd like to revisit my favorite series: Lead the Way: Parenting with Influence

Part 2 of the “Lead the Way” Series: Parenting with Influence

Trust is the cornerstone of leadership—and parenting is no exception. In this deeper dive into what it really means to lead your family, Jackie explores how credibility, consistency, and emotional safety lay the groundwork for lasting influence at home.

Drawing from her own experiences as a mom of five and seasoned leader—as well as insights from other business and parenting experts—Jackie unpacks why kids don’t trust authority alone. They trust you: your follow-through, your honesty, your ability to stay calm under pressure (or repair when you don’t).

In this heartfelt and practical episode, you’ll learn:

• Why trust—not control—is the foundation of family influence

• How credibility (character + consistency) strengthens leadership at home

• Why emotional regulation and repair matter more than perfection

• Three small ways to start rebuilding trust with your child this week

Whether you're parenting toddlers or teens, this episode reminds us that leadership is earned in the quiet moments, kept promises, and honest apologies—and it’s never too late to build (or rebuild) the trust that fuels true connection.

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✅ Take the free Parenting Business Quiz — discover your parenting leadership style

EPISODE CREDITS

Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot © 2025. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

Learn more: TheBusinessofParenting.com | MommyDoubles.com

As we get closer to the end of our first year here on the TBOP Podcast, I'd like to revisit my favorite series: Lead the Way: Parenting with Influence

Part 1 of the “Lead the Way: Parenting with Influence" Series

Why don’t our kids just do what we say? In this kickoff episode of the Lead the Way series, Jackie unpacks one of the biggest frustrations parents face—and reframes it through a leadership lens. Drawing on insights from experts like Stephen Covey, Peter Drucker, and D r. Becky Kennedy, Jackie explores why authority alone isn’t enough and how true influence begins with relationship, not just rules.

You’ll learn how to shift from managing your household to leading your family with vision, connection, and trust. If you’re ready to stop repeating yourself and start parenting with purpose, this episode lays the foundation.

Key takeaway: Authority without leadership fails. Influence grows from connection.

Don't forget to follow the TBOP Podcast you you never miss a new weekly episode!

Ready to take the next step in your parenting leadership journey?

Here are a few ways I can support you:

✅ Download the Parenting Reflection Notebook — your roadmap to purpose-led family life

EPISODE CREDITS

Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot © 2025. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

Learn more: TheBusinessofParenting.com | MommyDoubles.com

Why Won't My Kids Do What I Ask?: The Trap of Expectation Over Explanation

Ever asked your kids to do something only to find it half-done—or not done the way you asked? You’re not alone. In this episode, Jackie explores one of the most common (and avoidable) frustrations in family life: the trap of expectations over explanations.

Drawing lessons from leadership and real-life parenting, she shares how many “disobedience” moments are actually moments of misunderstanding—and what parents can do differently. Jackie breaks down three practical steps for setting clear, teachable expectations that empower your kids to succeed, build confidence, and bring more peace and joy to your home.

So grab your coffee, tea, juice, or beverage of choice, and join Jackie for this thoughtful conversation on the power of clear communication, patient leadership, and parenting with purpose.

If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to like, follow, subscribe, or leave a review/comment to let us know what resonated most—and share it with a parent who might need the reminder that clear explanations go a long way toward calmer homes and stronger family leadership.

EPISODE CREDITS

Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot © 2025. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

Learn more: TheBusinessofParenting.com | MommyDoubles.com

The Serious Business of Fun — Lessons from My 11-Year-Old In this special Table Talks episode, Jackie sits down with her youngest son, 11-year-old Aurelio, to explore why fun isn’t just for kids, it’s a vital part of strong family leadership. Together, they share stories, laughter, and honest reflections on how play builds connection, creativity, and joy at home. From family adventures to spontaneous board games, this candid conversation reminds us that in the business of parenting, fun isn’t optional — it’s essential.

If you enjoyed this episode don’t forget to like, follow, subscribe, or leave a review/comment to let us know what resonated most—and share it with a parent who might need the reminder that fun isn’t a distraction, it’s part of the work of family life.

EPISODE CREDITS

Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot © 2025. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

Learn more: TheBusinessofParenting.com | MommyDoubles.com

What’s on your mind lately — and is it helping you lead well? Ever catch yourself thinking about all the things you should be doing — and then feeling guilty for not doing them? In this episode, Jackie unpacks how what you allow yourself to think shapes how you feel, act, and ultimately lead as a parent. Using her Parent Thought Leadership Framework: Catch it. Challenge it. Change it. Choose it — a simple yet powerful tool, Jackie shows you how to you take your thoughts captive and reset your mindset when guilt, pressure, or overwhelm start to take over. Discover how managing your thoughts isn’t just self-help — it’s self-leadership — and how your mindset creates the emotional climate of your home.

If you enjoyed this episode don’t forget to like, follow, subscribe, or leave a review/comment to let us know what resonated most—and share it with a parent who might need the reminder that the uphill climb has company.

EPISODE CREDITS

Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot © 2025. Used with permission. All rights reserved.

Learn more: TheBusinessofParenting.com | MommyDoubles.com