The Soft Hustle Mama

Ep. 13 The Rituals That Hold Me as a CEO & Mama


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Ever feel like you’re rushing through the day, pouring from an empty cup, and wondering why it feels so heavy? This episode is your reminder that rituals aren’t luxuries — they’re lifelines.


Inside this episode, I’m walking you through the rituals that keep me grounded as a mama, mentor, and CEO. From quiet mornings before my kids wake up, to mid-afternoon reset breaks, to winding down in the evenings with intention — these small acts are how I pour into myself so I can pour into everyone else.


✨ Here’s what you’ll hear in this episode:


  • My morning rituals that set the tone for presence + productivity
  • Why getting dressed shifts my energy into CEO mode
  • The importance of prepping food + space so my family feels supported
  • Afternoon grounding practices that bring me back into balance before chaos hits
  • How bedtime rituals (for me + my kids) create peace, rest, and better sleep
  • Why asking “What do I need right now?” throughout the day changes everything


This isn’t about rigid schedules or perfection. It’s about creating rhythms that feel soft, supportive, and sustainable.


💌 Plus, I’m sharing how these rituals connect to this month’s theme in Soft Hustle Magazine: The Vessel Issue — because your body, your business, and your spirit all need care.


Resources Mention:

  • The Soft Hustle Magazine - Use code VESSEL to grab the digital copy for free
  • Grab my list of my favorite daily rituals.

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The Soft Hustle MamaBy Kayla Garza