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It’s a balancing act

Becoming a mom has shifted my priorities, and now more than ever, I feel compelled to lean in. There is beauty, wisdom and strength in motherhood, as well as self-doubt, missteps and fails. For the hustling, bustling, hard-working mamas who balance it all and make the world go round – WE GOT THIS.

Recent contemplations

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    The power of setting boundaries

    Boundaries exist in all aspects of our lives. Setting clear, healthy boundaries with caregivers fosters harmony and mutual respect. And promotes emotional well-being for you and your children. So what can go wrong?

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    Why I started a podcast

    When deciding whether or not I should take on something big or life changing, I rely on this guiding principle: if something presents itself to me three times, then I need to give it attention, whatever that entails.

    This is how I concluded I should start a podcast.

  • Finding my voice

    Speaking up and sharing my thoughts and beliefs has been a challenge as I entered adulthood. But now, in this tumultuous environment full of hate and lacking understanding, it’s become even harder. It seems the tongue was fast and loose as a child, no cares in the world. How do I get back to that youthful bliss and stand up for what is right?

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    Will I ever sleep again?

    Being a full-time working mother of two has its challenges. I am currently in the thick of it and having trouble seeing the forrest for the trees. Will there ever be a time when sleep deprivation isn’t the norm?