💕 You're rediscovering the woman inside the mom, hold space for yourself like you do for everyone else. It's now time to focus on yourself after all those years of putting your family first.  

💕 You're finding a newfound sense of fulfillment and freedom as your kids have become more self-sufficient.

💕 You're embracing self-love and self-worth because you've remembered how smart, capable, and resourceful you are —and how you deserve to feel loved, supported, and prioritized

💕 You're defining success on your own terms for your personal and professional goals...without feeling guilty or selfish. 

💕 You're turned on by a partner because you feel seen, wanted, loved — who's more involved, available and shares the mental load. 

Most likely, you're caught in a cycle of chronically self-sacrificing, over-committing, and undervaluing yourself. The twists, turns, and demands of being a high-achieving mom can make it too easy to lose sight of your inner spark...the one that ignites the playful dreamer, the passionate go-getter, the strong, confident explorer.

When you put your needs on the back burner, you're unconsciously saying to yourself and others that your needs, dreams, and passions don't really matter. Some might say that's a part of being a "good mom" and it's just part of the job. 

Can you see how that's such BS?

"Everything's Super Important Until You're Sick...

Then you realize the only thing that was important was your health!"

I get it...you want to be there for everyone, but you end up feeling like you only exist to please others.

...Plus, add society's dark side of unrelenting pressure & expectations that keep you scrambling like a chicken with your head cut off, feeling like you're not doing enough to prove your worth & value.

The Consequences Look Like 😭

Burnout * Increased Stress & Anxiety * Depression * Shame * Guilt * Health Issues * Resentment * Lack of Intimacy * Feeling Worthless * Lost Sense of Identity & Fulfillment with Your Life.