You want to believe that it’s possible to cultivate a balanced life that frees you up to dream big for your business while also allowing you to be present and care for your home, your life, and your littles. Yet, the overwhelm you feel when juggling your responsibilities between work and home often brings you to a standstill.

I know that feeling, friend:
I've been there too.

I was tired of the hustle and grind, and I knew there had to be a better way. I started learning how I could do more by doing less.

My goal in creating this planner is to support you and encourage you to live your best life while building a thriving business, too. I’ve made friends with some truly amazing creative business owners and mamas in my life. But there is one struggle I keep seeing again and again across the board:

How to gracefully balance the many hats we wear. 

I know it’s overwhelming being pulled in so many directions. You want to maintain your physical and mental health, cultivate the relationships that are important to you, grow in your faith, and be a good mom, wife, daughter, and friend. 

You are told that you need to drink enough water, exercise 30 minutes a day, make homemade healthy meals, spend quality time with everyone in your life, volunteer at your kids’ school, and do the work that you feel called to do. When we break a sweat trying to do it all, the guilt sets in. 

It’s easy to feel like you’re not enough. It's my prayer that the pieces of my heart I share with you on my website, through my podcast, and my social media channels help support you in recognizing that you are enough, right now, as you are.

Our lives are crazy and hectic, and they are filled with beautiful moments we don’t want to miss. Maybe you’ve told yourself you have to put this business on the back burner so you don’t miss any of those beautiful moments. Instead, what if you were capable of building a life and a business that is grounded in your calling to live this multi-passionate, wearing-all-the-hats life?

I’ll never claim to have it all figured out, but I have learned techniques to plan my time and build a rhythm that works for my life, and these practices have made that mythical word “balance” feel so much more attainable for me.

If this resonates with you, friend, you’re in the right place.