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You’re staring at your laptop, but the words are just a blur. Your to-do list seems to be mocking you. In the other room, the kids are getting restless, and you feel that familiar tightness building in your chest. If one more email lands in your inbox, if one more person asks for a snack, you might just scream.
I know this feeling all too well. It’s not just a bad day;...
I see you, mama. You’re sitting in the quiet moments after bedtime, laptop open, a half-empty cup of coffee beside you. A brilliant business idea is swirling in your mind, but a heavy thought keeps pulling you down: “I’m just a mom.” Maybe you’ve been out of the traditional workforce for a few years, or maybe you’re trying to build something during naptime, feeling lik...
A few weeks ago, my oldest daughter tossed out a very specific birthday wish: “Mom, can you and Dad not be on your laptops on my birthday?” Honestly, she caught me off guard. Her birthday is on a Sunday, and we’re not usually glued to our screens on the weekend, right? Still, I guess she’s noticed all the extra computer time lately. Even when I’m home, I’m not always fully pr...
As a working mom, do you ever get that sinking feeling that you’re living someone else’s version of your life? Like you’re just checking boxes on a list you didn’t even write? It’s that quiet, nagging voice at the back of your mind whispering that somewhere between the diaper changes, the Zoom calls, and the endless meal prep, you lost touch with the woman you used to be.
...Let’s be real. Being a mompreneur can feel like a never-ending cycle of chasing balance while stretching yourself thin. Our culture often praises the hustle, but what’s often ignored is how exhausting it really is to keep all those plates spinning.
