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More Than Mom Free Virtual Summit

The More than Mom Summit: How to Let Go of Mom Guilt, Take Care of Yourself, and Rediscover You, is a community of moms who are sharing their knowledge about letting go of mom guilt, finding the space to practice self-care, and acknowledge our deep desires that say we are created for more. I am so excited to be a part of this interview series, and the community of over 20 women (including Leeana Tankersley, Jill Savage, Suzi Whitford, Jenny Layton, and Ashley Willis, just to name a few), to share with you what we’ve learned through our journeys of motherhood.

Encouragement, Parenting, RelationshipsVivian MabuniMay 3, 2018Comment

Four By Faith

From one of those houses surrounded by pine trees too many to count, a mom and one of her three daughters faithfully prayed. The prayers drifted up to heaven like smoke from their chimney. The daughter, my younger sister’s classmate, asked God to draw my sister and me to Himself. The prayers went up. Life went on. Years went by.

Change the World, Encouragement, Friendships, gratitudeVivian MabuniApril 4, 2018Comment

By Design Podcast!

First podcast of 2018! LOVED connecting with Dannette and Lyn as their guest over at By Design Podcast.

Writing, Warrior in PinkVivian MabuniFebruary 20, 2018Comment

New Website!!

Hello! I'm back! The last several months I've been in total book writing cave lock down mode. Darrin bought me a reindeer fuzzy hat from Daiso (a Japanese version of the Dollar Store but INFINITELY better). I wore the hat and my WaterBrook blue MAC lipstick most days. Actually the real name of the lipstick color is Blue Bang! With the exclamation point! After standing in line for over an hour on #nationallipstickday all that remained was blue. Ever the eternal optimist I decided on the spot the lipstick would become my power writing color. Guess it worked!

Vivian MabuniJanuary 31, 2018Comment

Children of Light #shereadstruth

I picked up a crumpled foil gum wrapper by the staircase. Three steps up I found another one. And then another. At the top of the stairs I found a few more. Curiosity piqued, I turned the corner to peer into my son’s room. Under a maroon-colored blanket I saw the shape of a preschooler. In front of the mound of blanket-covered-preschooler, I found a pile of gum wrappers. I walked up to the mound.

“Michael? Are you under the blanket?”

The shape shook his head.

“Michael? Are you chewing gum?”

Vivian MabuniDecember 15, 2017Comment

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