It’s been a full year since I last opened registration for my flagship online course, Talked Out, Touched Out: Learn to Thrive as an Introverted Mom. Today, registration is officially open, and I’d love for you to join me! A few years ago, I noticed that while there’s a fair amount of …
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Making it to school just in time, I jumped out of the car to help my daughter with her bag and scooter. “Have a good day!” I said. “And try and wear your full costume!" It was book week and dress-up day. She had chosen to be Princess Leia, so I’d spent my lunch break the previous day searching …
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A note on how to this piece came to be After women join my email list, I often send a simple email welcoming them to our community and inviting them to share with me anything they're struggling with. As soon as I began reading Treva's reply, I knew more people needed to hear her message, so I …
I've felt it more times than I can count—the pull to end a conversation prematurely, to back out of a get-together with friends, or to simply leave when I should stay. I've noticed lately that I'm almost always the person in my conversations who ends them. "It was great to see you!" I …
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The other day a friend asked to see inside my closet. (Every closet in my house, actually.) ;) She seemed... surprised (shocked?) that my whole wardrobe takes up about four horizontal feet. "You don't have a dresser?" "Wait, where are all your socks?" "This is all the shoes you own??" I think I …
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Our unbusy years were beautiful. I mean, I was physically exhausted, like all moms of young kids are, but I was living in a way that felt right for me as a person and for our family as a whole, and there's peace and beauty in living a life that fits. I enjoyed one hundred casual meet-ups at …
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I’m SO glad you’re here.
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.
Grab my free list—100 things you can declutter, delegate, drop & dismiss—t0 start on your journey today!
