Why do so many of us moms think we deserve a gold star if we manage to do everything on our own, without a single helping hand? Seriously, when did “exhausted and lonely” become the standard for success in motherhood? Spoiler: it’s not. Because let’s be real—we all need a community to stay sane, avoid burnout, and actually enjoy this wild ride called parenting.

In this episode, we’re talking with Florence Ann Romano, personal growth strategist and author of Build Your Village: A Guide to Finding Joy and Community in Every Stage of Life about why it’s time to ditch the guilt of asking for help and embrace the magic of real, meaningful connections. From the six types of people you absolutely need in your circle to why finding your tribe is more important than ever, we’re covering it all. Turns out, the secret to surviving motherhood isn’t doing it alone—it’s knowing who to call when the toddler tantrums hit hard.

So, let’s stop pretending we can do it all solo and start building the kind of community that lifts us up. After all, a happy mom is one who knows when to ask for help, lean on her people, and laugh through the chaos. 🌟👯‍♀️✨

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