When was the last time you truly laughed with your kids—and felt like yourself in the process?

In today’s Minute of Intent, I’m sharing a surprising story about how watching a throwback TV show with my boys turned into one of the most powerful identity-boosting moments I’ve had all season. No planning. No pressure. Just presence.

This small, simple routine—something as ordinary as sitting down and watching a sitcom together—helped me reconnect with my kids and rediscover a part of myself I didn’t realize I was missing.

If you’ve been craving connection, joy, and a little reminder that intentional motherhood doesn’t always have to be complicated—this episode is for you.

Why intentional parenting doesn’t always mean planning everything out

How nostalgia and shared routines can spark deeper family connection

The overlooked power of TV time as an identity reset

What it means to feel like you again through simple joy

Why you don’t need to earn rest or connection—it’s already available

A new way to see routines that restore rather than drain you

Cheering you on 🎉,

💖 Hey Mama,

Ever feel like saying no makes you a bad mom?

Like the second you set a boundary, the guilt creeps in and whispers, “You should be doing more”?

In today’s powerful episode, I’m joined by Danielle Reinhart, host of the Prioritize with Purpose podcast and a recovered workaholic turned stay-at-home mom. She’s opening up about her journey from burnout and overwhelm to rediscovering her identity—and how boundaries were the turning point.

Together, we’re diving deep into what mom guilt really is, why boundaries feel so hard, and how to build a routine that helps you feel like yourself again.

If you’ve ever said yes when you really meant no, or felt like you lost your spark in motherhood, this episode is the permission slip you’ve been needing.

Why saying no doesn’t make you a bad mom

The real reason moms struggle to set boundaries

What guilt is trying to tell you—and how to reframe it

A practical mindset shift for building identity-based routines

How aligned priorities help you ditch overwhelm

Danielle’s personal strategy for setting core values and honoring them daily

How to stop equating busyness with worth in motherhood

Cheering you on 🎉,

💖 Hey Mama,

Ever have one of those days where you want to connect with your kids—but all you get back is silence, shrugs, or “I dunno”? You’re not alone. The guilt kicks in, and you start wondering if you’re doing enough... or if you’re just missing it altogether.

In today’s Minute of Intent, I’m sharing a simple 4-question routine that’s helped me reconnect with my kids on the hardest days. It doesn’t take a ton of time or energy, and you can use it anytime—in the car, during dinner, before bed, or even on a walk.

This tiny shift has created some of the most meaningful conversations in our home. So if you're craving that sense of closeness again, this one’s for you.

Why generic questions like “How was your day?” often lead to shut-downs

The 4 intentional prompts I use to create instant connection

How this routine helps relieve guilt and rebuild your confidence as a mom

Ways to adapt this for younger kids, teens, or even your spouse

Why small routines create powerful moments that shape identity

A reminder that meaningful connection doesn’t have to feel heavy or hard

Cheering you on 🎉,

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💖 Hey Mama,

Have you ever stood in the background of your child’s life and realized… they didn’t even notice you were there?

In today’s episode, we’re naming that feeling. Because letting go as your kids grow up doesn’t mean losing yourself. I’m walking you through 4 practical tips to help you release the guilt and rediscover who you are now, beyond just “Mom.”

This episode is all about giving yourself permission to grow, shift, and reconnect with your own identity—without the emotional weight dragging you down.

What “mom grief” really is—and why it’s so common but unspoken

How to let go of control without feeling like you're letting go of love

Four practical ways to shift your focus without losing your purpose

Why guilt shows up during transitions (and what to do with it)

The mindset reframe that helps you rediscover YOU

One story from my own life that helped me see this season differently

Cheering you on 🎉,

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💖 Hey Mama,

Have you ever realized your child might be wired completely differently than you?

In this Minute of Intent, I’m sharing a quick but powerful story that reveals one surprising clue to help you start rediscovering your identity—not the “mom” version of you, but the real you that still exists underneath the routines, guilt, and daily chaos.

Are you a researcher or a doer? A planner or a jumper? Let’s find out—and why knowing the answer might be the breakthrough you’ve been needing to feel like yourself again.

The unexpected bunny story that made me rethink my identity

Why knowing your natural style (researcher vs. doer) matters more than you think

How your personality impacts planning, routines, and confidence

A quick mindset shift that can help you ditch the guilt and show up more fully

Why this one insight can change how you parent—and how you live

A fun and simple way to rediscover your unique spark

Cheering you on 🎉,

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💖 Hey Mama,

Ever feel like you're doing all the things—working, parenting, managing a household—yet still feeling totally unfulfilled? Like you’re lost in the whirlwind of motherhood and can’t figure out how to find your way back to you?

In today’s episode, I’m joined by the amazing Anokhi Kapasi, a scientist and host of the Solve for Mom podcast. Anokhi shares her powerful journey from high-performing researcher to overwhelmed mom—and how she used her scientific mindset to develop a life planning approach that actually works for busy moms.

If you’ve ever thought, “I want to feel like myself again, but I don’t even know where to start,” this conversation is your starting line. No guilt. No pressure. Just real tools to help you build a life on purpose—starting with one small, intentional choice.

How Anokhi’s scientific background led her to create a life planning method for moms

The “GPS” approach to building a meaningful, intentional life

What to do when life feels like it’s happening to you instead of through you

Why planning isn’t just about tasks—it’s about identity, values, and vision

How to ditch the mom guilt and model intentional living for your kids

One simple action you can take today to start feeling more balanced

Cheering you on 🎉,

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💖 Hey Mama,

Have you ever felt like summer sweeps you up in a whirlwind of kids’ activities, leaving you lost in the chaos? You’re juggling everyone else’s fun, but where’s the time for you to feel like yourself again? If you’re craving a way to stay intentional and keep your identity front and center this summer, this episode is your lifeline.

In today’s episode of the Win Your Summer series, I’m sharing a game-changing idea: creating your own Mom Summer Camp. This isn’t just about squeezing in a coffee run—it’s a 3-step system to carve out time for you to grow, recharge, and rediscover your purpose. Whether it’s learning a new skill, diving into a book, or exploring a new place, this episode will walk you through how to plan a summer camp that’s all about you.

If you’re ready to stop feeling overwhelmed and start reclaiming your identity this summer, this episode is your first step to making it happen.

Key Takeaways

Why summer’s lack of structure can make you feel lost—and how a Mom Summer Camp fixes that

The guilt trap: Why moms struggle to prioritize their own needs (and how to push past it)

Step 1 of the system: Choosing a summer camp activity that lights up your purpose

Step 2: Scheduling your camp with intention so it actually happens

Step 3: Solving the childcare puzzle to make your summer camp guilt-free

A real-life story: How I transformed my summer by carving out time for me with this system

Cheering you on 🎉,

Aubree

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Hey Mama 💖,

Picture this: you’re cruising with your kids, they’re begging for a spontaneous snow cone or park adventure, and you want to say yes—but the stress of not being ready hits, and mom guilt sneaks in. Sound familiar? In today’s episode, I’m diving deep into how your car (yep, your car!) might be holding you back from summer joy—and how to make it your secret weapon for a guilt-free, fun-filled season. I’m sharing my purposeful planning system to help you say “YES!” to those magical summer moments without the chaos or overwhelm.

From a rogue sock in a Chipotle parking lot (oh, the mom life!) to stocking your car for splash pad surprises, this episode is your guide to intentional systems that let you rediscover the fun, spontaneous YOU. Get ready to reclaim your identity as a mom who rocks summer like a pro!

Key Takeaways

The sneaky way your car fuels mom guilt—and how to flip the script with one simple tweak

A planning system to prep for spontaneous fun, so you can say “yes” without stress

How a summer theme word (like “joy” or “time”) anchors your days with purpose

Why rigid routines kill summer vibes—and the flexible system purposeful moms use instead

A weekly car reset routine to keep your intentional systems on point all season long

My embarrassing (but relatable!) story of chasing a kid’s sock in a parking lot—and the mindset shift that changed everything

Cheering you on 🎉,

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Have you ever reached the end of summer and thought, “Wait… what happened?” You had plans—fun adventures, memory-making moments, maybe even a little rest—but somehow the season flew by in a blur.

In today’s episode, I’m sharing the one routine our family uses at the very start of summer that makes everything feel more intentional—and way more fulfilling. It only takes a few minutes, but it’s a total game-changer for reducing overwhelm and helping your family focus on what really matters.

This simple practice helps even the busiest moms stay grounded in their purpose while creating space for joy, connection, and fun.

You don’t need a complicated system—just this one powerful, family-friendly habit to help your summer feel on purpose.

Why summer often slips by faster than we expect

The 5-minute routine that helps you stay intentional and organized

How to create a flexible summer plan with your kids (yes, it’s fun!)

The importance of identifying each family member’s #1 summer priority

A simple way to reduce overwhelm without overplanning

How this small routine turns scattered summer weeks into purposeful, joy-filled memories

Cheering you on for your most fulfilling summer yet! 🎉

Aubree

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💖 Hey Mama,

Summer can feel like a whirlwind for moms—endless activities, kids at home, and the pressure to make it "perfect" often lead to overwhelm. In today’s kickoff of the Win Your Summer Series, we dive into why summer feels so heavy and share a simple 3-step plan to create a purposeful schedule that balances fun, growth, and self-care. Say goodbye to burnout and hello to a summer that feels intentional and joyful!

This isn’t about piling on more tasks—it’s a simple, intentional system for busy moms to craft a season bursting with joy, purpose, and guilt-free time for your own dreams. In just 10 minutes a day, you can plan a summer that’s as vibrant as your kids’ smiles and leaves you feeling triumphant, not drained.

Key Takeaways

Why summer’s chaos hits moms hard (it’s not just you!).

• Step 1: Brain dump your summer goals to clear mental clutter.

• Step 2: Group tasks into categories like family, self, and home for balance.

• Step 3: Map out a flexible schedule that prioritizes joy and intention.

• Quick hacks to stay energized and avoid the end-of-summer slump.

Cheering you on 🎉,

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