I have a friend who always seems like she has it together. (Maybe you have one too?) She's been this way for as long as I've known her—almost 15 years. When we were in college, it seemed like juggling classes, work, and a social life came to her as easily as breathing. She had plans laid out …
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The shots rang out again and again, the deafening explosions of the bullets leaving their chambers echoed in my head. I covered my ears like a child, a feeble attempt at blocking out the sounds of horror. There was blood everywhere, coloring the pavement red, and the sight of it made my stomach …
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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