Never before have moms been so
overwhelmed and stretched—challenged not only physically but also emotionally and mentally.
We
don’t have the skills to deeply nourish our bodies and souls; we’re
stuck in the superficial “I’m fine” mode.We
haven’t recovered from the intense early stage of motherhood, yet we’re immediately met with all the
expectations society throws at moms. It doesn’t matter how old your kids are—you probably know exactly what I mean.
We’ve
lost the village. Many of us live far from our extended families, or we don’t align with their parenting approaches—so we don’t ask for help. Because we don’t trust. Or because we’re
afraid to appear vulnerable or needy. And we choose to
do everything by ourselves. Till we
break down. We carry a
mental load no one ever prepared us for.
Information comes at us from all directions, and social media—along with our own internalized expectations—sets
unrealistic standards.Under all this pressure,
instead of feeling expansion and empowerment, we shrink. We lose connection with ourselves and stay stuck like this for years, believing that this is just how motherhood is—where even a proper exhale feels out of reach because
tension has become our default mode.But what if I told you that motherhood was never meant to feel so lonely? It’s a personal, intimate journey—but that doesn’t mean you have to walk it alone or figure everything out by yourself while feeling “not good enough.”
We’ve created life. A human being grew inside us and came through our bodies to be here—
to live a life and fulfill their potential. But what about
us?
I believe we don’t truly know—or rather,
we don’t recognize—our own strength. And it’s time to change that. It’s time to
access your power, feel at peace with yourself, and experience motherhood on your own terms.Sounds good?