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Your child’s needs are 24/7. The appointments never end. The “career” you once had might feel like a distant memory. And now you’re wondering how the heck you'll ever feel good about your finances.

If you've ever said to yourself, “I’ll never make enough because I can’t work full-time,” this episode is your permission slip to question everything you’ve been taught about money, worth, and work.

We’re talking about:

• Why money is actually neutral, and how your thoughts about it are doing the heavy lifting

• The belief that’s quietly draining your income and your confidence

• How an abundance mindset isn’t just fluffy woo- it’s practical and logical

You don’t need full-time hours . You don't need to work harder, or work longer. You just need a different way of thinking about money.

And this episode is here to give you that perspective shift, and it might just be the one that changes everything.

Our brains aren’t always the most reliable narrators. Especially when you’re knee-deep in IEP paperwork, appointments, and trying to keep a household running with whatever scraps of energy you have left.

And still, it loves to whisper things like:“You’re not doing enough.”“You should have handled that better.”“Other moms would be doing this differently.”

But here's the truth: Those thoughts are NOT facts.

In this episode, I’m walking you through 5 real, grounded, very-not-inspirational-poster signs that you’re actually a dang good mom. Not in a fluffy, “believe in yourself!” kind of way. In a “here’s actual evidence from your life that you’re killing it in ways your brain keeps overlooking” kind of way.

If you’ve been feeling like you’re constantly dropping balls or wondering if you’re getting any of this right, this one’s for you.

Let’s be honest, when your child has a disability, it can feel like everything is riding on whether or not they hit that next milestone. Walking. Talking. Eating without aspirating. You name it.

But what if I told you that focusing on the outcome might actually be making it harder to get there?

In this episode, we unpack how obsessing over progress can quietly push you into survival mode, mess with your confidence, and leave you running on fumes.

Trust me, this mindset shift might be the exact thing you didn’t know you needed, but will never want to live without again.

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If you've ever caught yourself daydreaming about escaping, just getting in the car and driving away, even for a moment—you're not alone. In this episode, I’m getting real about the emotional weight many of us carry as moms of kids with disabilities.

I’m talking about the messy, unspoken truth: the guilt, the shame, the pressure to be everything to everyone, and the deep exhaustion that makes you want to tap out. I’ll walk you through why your nervous system feels like it’s under attack even when nothing’s technically wrong, and why that feeling of “I can’t do this anymore” makes total sense.

I’ll also break down why therapy might have helped you process the past—but coaching can give you the tools to move forward. This is your invitation to get out of survival mode and into something better, not perfect, not Instagram-worthy—just real.

You’ll hear how acknowledging your feelings (instead of judging them) can lighten the load. And how small steps toward meeting your own needs aren’t selfish… they’re necessary.

Let’s be honest, when you’re raising a medically complex kid, the word “joy” can sometimes feel out of reach. But in this episode, we are here to change that.

I sat down with the brilliant co-founders of Lemon Cake, Amber Pierson and Chelsea Kuhn, to talk about their community built by and for moms navigating the absolute rollercoaster of medically complex motherhood. 

In this episode, we talk about it all. We talk about rude comments from strangers, missing milestones, and learning how to see this life in a whole new light.

MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

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Link to grab their new e-book Finding Joy in the Journey: https://www.makinglemoncake.com/shop/p/finding-joy-in-the-journey-book-instant-download

Oh, and because Lemon Cake loves you as much as I do, they’ve dropped a special treat for our listeners: Get 20% off their new e-book, “Finding Joy in the Journey,” with code OVERCOMETHEOVERWHELM at checkout.

🎧 LISTEN IN IF YOU’RE READY TO:

• Feel way less alone in your hard
• Learn what “joy” can look like in the messy middle
• Stop waiting for life to get easier before you let yourself enjoy it
• Laugh, cry, and feel seen (probably all at once)

Because when life gives you lemons, make lemon cake. 

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You’ve got hope.
You hope things get easier.
You hope you’ll find time for yourself.
You hope you can finally exhale one day.

But what if I told you that hope, while comforting, is actually keeping you stuck?

In this episode, I’m breaking down the hidden downside of hope and why it feels good but doesn’t move you forward.

We’ll talk about:

• Why hope can quietly become emotional procrastination

• The difference between hope and commitment (you’ll feel this one in your body)

• How to tell when your brain is using hope as a way to avoid action

• A powerful shift you can make today to get unstuck

If you’ve been dreaming of something better but keep waiting for the “right time” to start—this episode is the loving wake-up call you didn’t know you needed.

In this episode, we're talking about three sneaky little mental habits that feel responsible and helpful, but are actually what’s keeping you stuck in survival mode, overwhelmed, and constantly exhausted.

Control, Comparison, and Catastrophizing...AKA the Three C’s that are sneakily controlling your life.

These 3 C's love to pretend they’re helping, like that toxic friend who swears they’re just “looking out for you,” but somehow every time you hang out with them, you feel worse.

And the wild part is that most of us don’t even realize how often these patterns are happening. They show up in our thoughts, our habits, our emotional rollercoasters...and they’re exhausting.

We're diving into...

• Why they show up,

• What they’re really doing to us, and

• How to stop letting them run the dang show

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In this episode, I’m speaking to every mom who feels like life has just gotten too heavy. Maybe it’s the fear of what’s happening in the world, your child’s changing health, the exhaustion of constant sickness, or the weight of finances and uncertainty.

It’s easy to believe that you can’t love your life until things get easier. But that’s a losing game.

In this episode, I’ll teach you exactly how to stop waiting for better circumstances and start creating resilience right now.

You’ll learn how to name what’s hard without drowning in it, how to choose quiet, powerful defiance in the face of the hard stuff, and how to build a life you can love, even in the messiest seasons.

This episode will give you practical steps, powerful thought shifts, and the mindset you need to lead yourself (and your family) forward, even when everything feels impossible.

This week tried to take me out. 

We had a health scare with my son, I’ve been operating on three brain cells and cold coffee, and at one point I seriously considered making a blanket fort and never coming out.

But…I showed up. Not perfectly. Not energetically. Just… honestly.

And that’s what this week’s podcast episode is about:

👉 This Is What Doing Enough Looks Like

It’s the episode you listen to when:

• You’re exhausted, but feel like you should be more productive
• You feel like you’re failing because you’re fried
• You need someone to say, “Yep, this is hard, and you’re not doing it wrong.”

This is your permission slip to stop white-knuckling everything.
To drop the “supermom” act.
To be a full human with limits, and still be a damn good mom.

So if you’re running on fumes, mentally and physically drained… this one’s for you.

Most of us are out here running our lives based on a bunch of unspoken, outdated rules we didn’t actually choose. Things like:

👉 “I have to do it all.”
👉 “If I rest, I’m lazy.”
👉 “Other people’s comfort matters more than my truth.”

Sound familiar?

In this episode, I share how reading the book "Wonder" has cracked me open in the best way, and led me to reflect on the precepts I’ve been living by... and the ones I actually want to live by going forward.

We talk about:

• What a precept even is and why it matters

• How you’ve likely inherited beliefs that are quietly burning you out

• The power of choosing your own “words to live by” on purpose

• A few of my favorite precepts that have completely shifted how I show up in motherhood, life, and business

This one’s part pep talk, part mirror, and part invitation to gently (or maybe boldly) rewrite your inner script.

Because you don’t have to keep living by beliefs that drain you. You get to decide what guides you now. And it can be as simple as one sentence that feels like truth.

✨If you’re ready to live with more intention—and a lot more freedom—this episode is for you.