Where it Started Growing up with entrepreneurial parents who prioritised growth, I learned early that money had a purpose—and that purpose had to be strategic. If it wasn’t essential, it wasn’t happening. I always had what I needed, but anything beyond that had to be justified. “Is it…
What I Learned About Choosing Joy — and Learning About Time Management For Busy Moms Let’s talk about something a little uncomfortable but something that will free you: 👉🏽 Your happiness is your responsibility. Not your partner’s. Not your kids’. Not your friends’. Yours. Also, stop compromising with…
Sometimes, walking away isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom— See advice on leaving toxic situations. There are moments in life when no amount of trying, fixing, staying quiet, or hoping it gets better is enough. Sometimes the most powerful, healing thing you can do is leave. Time for leaving toxic situations…
Step 1: Recognising the Rut – Are You Stuck and Don’t Know It? Maybe you’re not managing personal time with family responsibilities? How do you realise you are in a rut? The problem with being stuck is that you often don’t realise you’re in it. It just happens….
As a busy mom, I’ve often felt the weight of trying to juggle work, family life, and personal well-being. Time constraints and budgeting challenges are a constant reminder that we can’t do it all, no matter how hard we try. But I’ve realised that in order to truly…
Being a mom is full-time. Like I was, you’re losing your mind over work, household responsibilities, and looking after the kids. It can often feel like there’s not enough time in the day even to breathe. But what if there were ways to manage your time more effectively,…
Personal Note I’ve rewritten this blog too many times and nearly abandoned it altogether, unsure of the perfect way to express what I had felt, what I feel now, and what I’ve been through. But I’ve decided to just lay it out—raw and as honest as I can….
Its Hard to Know Where to Start: My Journey It’s an ongoing battle, juggling work, family, and money responsibilities. But why do we feel that our role in supporting our family means we can’t also look after ourselves? It’s time for a change. It’s time to thrive, not…
