🌸 Happiness is a Decision 🌸 An 83-year-old woman, Mrs. Jones, shared a wisdom that touched my heart. After losing her husband, she moved into a retirement home. When told about her new room, she said with a smile: 💬 “I love it. Happiness is something you decide over time. It doesn’t depend on how the furniture is arranged, but on how I arrange my mind.” Every morning, she chooses gratitude over despair. She chooses to focus on what does work, rather than what doesn’t. ✨ Her advice for us all: 1️⃣ Free your heart from hate. 2️⃣ Free your mind from worries. 3️⃣ Live simply. 4️⃣ Give more. 5️⃣ Take less. Moms, life will always bring challenges — but every day is a gift. And just like Mrs. Jones, we can choose happiness, no matter what. 🌺 💌 Question for you: What’s one simple choice you can make today that will deposit happiness into your “memory account”? Many blessings! 🥰

Hi All SuperMOMs I created this club because I was looking for a place for Moms to meet without judgement. A place that we all could share experiences and recipes and tips for going through this thing called Motherhood. I have come to realize that it has been way too long since I raised my baby! As a matter of fact my baby now has a baby of her own, so now I have a new name GrandMaMa! Skool has a cost for the leaders of the groups. I have been paying for it all these months out of my "spare money" but now I must go cut back on my expenses. I have started a new group on Facebook called The 7 Things because for now it is FREE. I invite you all to come there. The 7 Things In time, I will be shutting down this group. Maybe in a few months I will restart this group but for now I will be spending my time on the other platform. Thanks to all of you for being part of this journey!

🌸 No one prepares you for the silence that children leave behind when they grow up… 🌸 Not the silence of an empty house, but the silence that creeps into your heart... when they no longer ask you what to do, when they no longer seek your advice, when they begin to live… without you. And you smile, of course. Because that’s what you wanted: to see them fly. But inside… something breaks. 💔 Being the mother of adult children is something else. It’s biting back your words when you see they’re wrong. It’s swallowing the urge to call when they don’t answer. It’s learning to love without invading. It’s watching from afar, with your hands still… and your heart trembling. 💞 Sometimes they share things with you, but often they don’t. And you pretend it doesn’t hurt. But it does. It hurts not to be part of everything like before. It hurts to see they no longer need you—at least not in the same way. And yet, there you are. ✨ Cooking their favorite meal when they visit. ✨ Arranging their childhood photos. ✨ Praying for them every night, as if that could shield them from the world. Because deep down, a mother never stops caring. She simply learns to do it from the shadows, from a corner, from a prayer. 🙏 💡 Moral: Being the mother of an adult child means accepting that you’re no longer the center of their life… but continuing to love them as if you were. Because some loves don’t fade—they only learn to wait in silence. ✨ This is the last motivational post I’m sharing in this community, as I’m heading off soon on a much-needed vacay for 4 weeks. 🌴 I’ll still be posting on social media when I can, but when I return, my focus will shift to growing other business opportunities. 💡 🙏 Thank you so much for allowing me the chance to connect with you daily. I truly hope you enjoyed every post as much as I enjoyed creating them. 💙 Many blessings! 🥰

🌍✨ A 6-year-old boy changed the lives of half a million people… When Ryan, a little boy from Canada, learned that children in Africa were dying because they didn’t have clean water, he didn’t shrug it off… he asked, “How much does it cost to build a well?” His teacher told him $70. Ryan went home, told his mom, and started doing chores to save up every dollar. When he finally raised the $70, he learned the truth… it would actually cost $2,000 to drill a well. Most kids would have given up. But not Ryan. He kept working, inspiring his brothers, friends, and neighbors to help until he raised the full amount. By age 9, Ryan had funded his first well in Uganda. When he visited the village, hundreds of people lined up, chanting his name. He was stunned and asked, “They even know my name?” The guide replied: “Everyone within 100 kilometers knows your name.” 💧💙 Today, Ryan is 33 years old and has brought over 400 wells to Africa, teaching communities how to care for them and creating hope where there was none. ✨ Moms, what I love about this story is the reminder it gives us: Even the smallest hands can make the biggest difference. Even the smallest voice can change the world. Even our children can leave legacies. Never underestimate the power of a child’s heart. 💕 Many blessings! 🥰

💖 Life has a way of humbling us as we grow older. When we’re young, we think time is endless. We chase approval, fight battles that didn’t need to be fought, and compare ourselves to everyone else. But motherhood and life’s lessons change us. They teach us that peace is worth more than winning an argument… that presence is worth more than possessions… and that the real treasures are simple: ✨ God ✨ Family ✨ True friendships ✨ Health ✨ Purpose ✨ Peace of mind Every hug, every laugh around the dinner table, every healthy morning we wake up—those are the blessings that truly matter. Super moms, let’s hold on tightly to what really counts and let go of the rest. Because life humbles us not to break us, but to remind us to focus on what matters most. 💕 🌸 What’s one thing you’re most grateful for today?