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Encouragement & Engagement as a Business Plan: Community & Connection Authentically Grow Your Business
One of my biggest goals for my business is to be able to connect and hype up others. One of my favorite parts of coaching is that I’m able to hype up others in their businesses and their creative endeavors. I want to connect people with the best res...
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Affordable Christmas Magic: Low-cost ways to bring Christmas magic to your home
This year is one year we have a bit more at our disposal. Still, I recognize how easily that can get out of control. Often, Christmas magic can come with a high price tag when comparison comes into play. We as moms want to create Christmas magic fo...
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Am I Doing Enough in Motherhood? - How Repair, Resilience, and Showing Up Matter
Little ways we show up we think no one notices matter. It can be overwhelming being a mom. I’m typing this on Thanksgiving morning, a time for family, and there was a time this would have made me feel guilty. But I had inspiration and ADHD brain has...
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Confession: I've Been Blocked
When creative block feels like burnout... No, I haven’t been blocked by anyone (that I know of) on socials or anything. Still, in this series, I'm going to be exploring my creative block and how I come out of it, along with how I help clients out of...
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Where Chronic Illness, Internalized Ableism, and "I have no choice" meet: Thoughts from a chronically ill mom who has no choice
I have been struggling a lot lately with my mindset. It’s been holding me back in my business and my connection with others in the online space. We are in a time where disabled and chronically ill persons are feeling their livelihoods limited, their...
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When the World Feels Heavy: thoughts from a self-employed, chronically ill mom on the spectrum
To the self-employed mom - well, to any mom reading this - trying to manage kids schedules and home life with your work and chronic illness or neurodivergence (perhaps yours and theirs…), I see you. You’re not alone. I know you’re probably wondering...
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Migraines, Missed Goals, and Chronically Ill Motherhood: Thoughts from a self-employed, chronically ill mom
It's nearly midnight and I'm writing this as a confession of sorts. As a woman living in America, these times feel extremely draconian at times - and this is coming from a fairly privileged perspective. As a chronically ill and neurodivergent woman...
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Trading Hustle for Cadence: a new way to grow in business as a mom
The less you hustle, the more peaceful your profits get. Tomorrow is the first day of school for our first grader. Clothes have been sorted and decluttered. Backpack is ready to go. Lunchbox is out and ready for lunch. The energy was excitement an...
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Millennial Mom and the Back-to-School Transition
What I'm doing for my home and businesses as we transition back to school This is back-to-school week for us. We even had "meet the teacher" night tonight. It was a hot, loud, overstimulation mess (for me, a neurodivergent mom). As we ...
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From Burnout to Balance: A new way of building business that honors motherhood
If we're being honest, none of us left the 9-5 grind to go home and burnout at home. Not to burnout in motherhood or business building. Yet, it happens, right? None of us want to feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and guilty for that and more. We want mor...
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Burnout-proof your life: three shifts for life-balance
I have three businesses. That's right. Three. Now, it hasn't always been that way, and certainly not when my kids were babies/toddlers. That said, I now have a six year old and a five year old at home, no reliable child-care (at the moment), and I'm...
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Burnout to Contentment: How moms get out of the burnout cycle and into a place of fulfillment and contentment
Maven Mondays are back. And I'm so excited about it. This time around, I have so many wonderful women on deck to chat with about all things - motherhood, creative business, burnout recovery, calming chaotic minds, financial security, and getting out ...
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New Moms: Feel "Normal" Again in Motherhood
Many moms feel like they lose themselves in early motherhood. They become disconnected from who they were before, worried that their entire identity is now one singular title: Mother. Navigating the early years of motherhood can be overwhelming, a...
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I'm Tapped - Some Words of Encouragement for Moms on their Worst Days
I had a different blog post planned, but honestly, I'm tapped. We got some news this weekend that sent our family into not our normal routine. We'll be unsettled this week, and on top of trying to stay on top of my business, my kids' needs, and PMDD ...
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You CAN Have It All Without DOING It All - Building a life you love without hustle, burnout, or losing yourself
One of my biggest "WHY"s for why I do this coaching is because I want moms to have a life they enjoy that fits their needs without going over the top in ways that will destroy their mental health.I have personally faced burnout and overwhelm as a the...
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