Mom Guilt SUCKS! It’s one of the biggest obstacles to achieving authentic happiness as a Career Mom. Feeling all the Mom Guilt feels over daycare? Here are some tips to ditch that drama, so you can ...

I cried on my closet floor this morning. I said goodbye to my husband again for another week of travel, and then I crumpled to my knees in the closet while tears streamed down. Not because I don’t k...

Are you sleeping at night? 😴 Like, really sleeping, for 7-9 hours? It feels like nothing else matters when you can’t get any sleep, and our kids, albeit adorable, are one of the biggest reasons we l...

The longer I’m on this plant the more amazed I am at the number of experiences that come into our lives—so frequently for us all, it seems—that are utterly and deeply humbling. We experience challenge...

Nick and I are playing host for part of Christmas this year, and I am counting down the hours until all the madness unfolds! Lexi and Jordan’s family is coming to stay with us on the 23^rd, and Jana an...

These days…so. Much. BUSYNESS.

And is it enough? Is it ever enough? Can there be enough, or at least the feeling of enough?

Or too much…is it sometimes too much? Because sometimes it feels like way....

Anyone else grow up in a really competitive household? It wasn’t necessarily that we competed with each other (sometimes), but in general, it was a Type A atmosphere, and everyone moved through it wit...

Truth: If everyone thinks your dream or plan is a good idea, you're probably playing small. Most people don’t think BIG things are possible for them, so they don’t think big things are possible for yo...

C H A N G E 😨

Such a loaded word. We love to hate it, don't we? We want different results in our lives, but we don't want anything to have to change to get them. We're conditioned to want (and expect...

Losing Mom was one of those things in life that I couldn't prepare for. You can't prepare for that kind of loss, for that kind of unknown. The years Mom was sick are the same years I was really gettin...

I was a sophomore in college when we found out my mom had cancer. I’ve often told people that I reacted like someone that didn’t know anything about anything about cancer, which is to say, I thought y...