How do you want to write your motherhood narrative?

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I think we’ve all been there  - we see the photographs of a mom with her husband and kids smiling and laughing and we can’t wait for that to be us one day. Or, we see people we know or look up to become moms and grow their families and the joy we see on their faces and we ache to experience that, too. 

Then, we get pregnant (or adopt or become stepparents) for the first time and reality sets in fast. Its nothing like we expected it to be. No one warned us about the utter exhaustion this never-ending job brings. No one warned us about the debilitating overwhelm of the mental load of caring for another tiny human being while also keeping our marriages alive, growing our careers, managing our homes, caring for ourselves, and more. 

Before we know it, we are walking zombies. We’re exhausted, we feel like we’ve lost ourselves, we’re tired of being touched, we feel like we have no boundaries, we feel like we’re always cleaning, and more. We want to be present with and enjoy our kids. We want to joyfully serve our husbands. We want to cultivate and manage our homes well. But, we have nothing left to pour from, so we drown even more.

Does this sound familiar? Is this how you want your motherhood narrative to be written?

What if I told you that you had the power to re-write your motherhood narrative? What if your motherhood narrative was on that was filled with joy instead of overwhelm and burnout?

If you’re ready to re-write your narrative and reclaim your joy in motherhood, then this episode of the Mission Motherhood Podcast is for you. Tune in below to hear the rest of this powerful discussion and to begin taking action today to write a motherhood narrative that brings you joy and freedom.