I have a question for you. Which gets more air time in your head—your perceived weaknesses as an introvert... or your strengths? When I'm not on top of it, weakness easily wins out. It’s far too easy to feel like I’m falling short, to worry that my kids will remember a mom who was always …
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I discovered minimalism when my kids were young and my house was full of hand-me-downs I didn’t like and baby gear we didn’t need. In just a few years, I had gone from the wide open blocks of time and space so common in your early twenties to an apartment that felt like it was exploding …
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I distinctly remember the night I googled this question: “Is it possible for introverted moms to love motherhood?” An hour earlier I had stood at the stove, flipping quesadillas and telling children to—for the love—please get out of my personal space. “Guys, I can’t make dinner with you right …
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I knew I was right on the brink of saying something I'd regret. We'd been with our extended families for eight days straight. When you live 600 miles away, your visits tend to last long when they happen. And because that time together is rare, you want to make every minute count. So for the …
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Today we’re mixing things up with a Q&A episode! I answer your questions values and purpose, deciding when to volunteer, managing anxiety, my favorite quick weeknight dinners—and more! As always, you can listen in the player at the bottom of this post or in your favorite podcast app, or read …
When was the last time you had one hour of uninterrupted time to yourself? And not the hour before midnight, when you know you should be sleeping but can’t stop scrolling on your phone because you’re too tired to wash your face. (I get you.) I’m talking about one GLORIOUS hour …
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Twelve years ago, I decluttered my kids’ toys under the glow of a flashlight as they slept. That one change gave me so much relief that I continued until I’d decluttered more than half of what we owned. ✨
I suddenly felt like I could engage with my loved ones, not just clean up after them. I believe every woman deserves the same.
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