I only do this when I'm really moved by something...and this morning, so many things happened to represent that as soon as I opened Skool. I'm so grateful already, and the day has just begun! One of those moments was when I watched and listened to the original song of our new member@Tori Cadry. She had the link to her song in her bio (great job in putting it there to drive traffic!), and since I'm always curious about my members, naturally, I watched it. And I'm so happy I did!!! Listen and watch here: https://youtu.be/-sDBEieFZdI?si=zcrncqcROoZCXwTW Her song is titled, "There's no app for that" -- a perfect title for how parenting life can be! And make sure to turn on closed captioning so you don't miss her quirky and funny lyrics. I'm still laughing out loud at how she said that when we tell our kids not to run with scissors, they pick up a knife instead...because no one said anything about a knife! 🤣😆 Have you heard a similar argument from your kids? 🙋‍♀️ I have...in fact, I just did this morning while preparing them for school! 😆 So, if you want some laughter at how hard parenting can be...especially after your school drop off this morning...listen to her original song. ☝️ Thank you, Tori, for brightening up my day. I appreciate you. 🙏

We’re 3 members away from becoming a community of 500 ADHD Mompreneurs!!!!🥳 And instead of just hoping the next 3 show up…I thought... 🥰 What if we create that energy? One of the best ways to grow is to support each other. So in the spirit of attracting our next 3 aligned members, let’s help someone else find theirs, too. 👇 Drop a comment with: • Your Skool community name + link • Who it’s for (in one clear sentence) • What members experience or gain when they join Then scroll through the comments. Join 3 communities that genuinely interest you. Not to game anything. Not for a follow back. But because you’re curious. Because you believe in what they’re building. Because generosity builds real momentum. As we move toward 500…Let’s raise the energy by giving first.💞

I sing when I need to be with myself. The demands of life and mothering during our own challenges and success can overwhelm. This video, flaws and all... was such a beautiful moment for me. I was having a.lot of trouble at the time during a very difficult period of burnout. Self guided music therapy for the win!! 💞✨️🫶🎵🎉 My heart speaks in the language of music. This is a mashup of 3 popular songs and somewhere in the middle, my own song emerged. Sometimes you have to go back to something familiar.... a routine in your practice to grasp the wave of where your heart wants to take you. The part of the song that is mine, is raw and came out fully formed while practicing pieces of songs that my heart sings to my mind when things feel heavy and difficult. My favorite words in this improv inspiration are this... "Things only grow when, a little bit of water holds the ground. Things only grow when, sunshine peeks beneath the clouds... its only now, its only you... there's nothing more that you need to do. " 💞✨️ Sharing this is vulnerable for me because I really value precision and accuracy....and I was teaching myself to play piano again and sing at the same time to strengthen the connections between the areas of my brain that were struggling to work together. When I look at this moment now, on the other side of the challenge of post concussion burnout and self discovery... I see how beautiful it is that I always sing letters to myself that heal me. ✨️🫶🎵🎉💞 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQfXX_yEaRf/?igsh=MWtraTdsajRjMzZodg==

Bear with me...this is a long post, but I promise it's worth it! 🥰 Briefly, if you’re using AI to search for information, you haven’t fully used AI. AI is not about accessing information instantly. Google did that a long time ago. AI is about how to use that information. AI is about implementing information. That’s why most conversations about AI talk about the fear that it will replace humans. Which leads me to my main point… I have a different perspective: 👉 AI may actually help us become better human beings. What do I mean? As AI takes over more information processing and implementation… It removes humans from many thinking tasks that once consumed our time AWAY FROM what matters most. As that happens, human value shifts from what we know to how we relate to others. My belief is that as AI continues to expand, the real advantage will belong to people who live and lead with emotional intelligence (EQ) and social intelligence (SQ). Simply, as AI makes it easier to implement information, the most valuable humans will be those who understand people. Understanding this shift in humanity can help navigate the future of family, work, leadership, community, and even how we raise the next generation. —---------------------------------------------------- HOW IS HUMAN INTELLIGENCE EVOLVING? Human intelligence is evolving from a focus on IQ (general intelligence) toward emotional intelligence (EQ) and social intelligence (SQ). As artificial intelligence accelerates information and implementation, the uniquely human abilities of empathy, compassion, and social awareness are becoming increasingly valuable. Here’s my simplified definitions: IQ is about our outside world - how we understand, learn, and analyze information EQ is about you - how you regulate and understand your own emotions, which in turn help construct your thoughts, words, and actions SQ is about us - how we understand ourselves in relation to another person or group of people, so we can act wisely in certain human relationships. This is about being intelligent in and about our relationships.

🌿 Note to Self Dear One, You’ve spent years learning how to be your own best friend — though for a long time, you confused that with being your own parent. When people said “parent yourself,” you modeled the only parenting you knew. You pushed yourself harder. You demanded more. You used discipline as devotion because it was the only language available. And yes, it kept you going. Yes, it reminded you of your resilience. Yes, it proved that the mind can help the body overcome impossible things. But it wasn’t supportive. It wasn’t validating. It bypassed your very real needs. You overrode yourself more times than you want to admit. Years of that pattern put your system into overdrive. Avoiding vulnerability meant no one could help — not because they didn’t care, but because they couldn’t possibly know. You weren’t afraid of rejection. You knew you were loved. You were carrying a story: “This is my responsibility. It will land heavy. It will hurt people to hear it.” And that wasn’t entirely wrong. But you were missing something crucial. People want to help. People who care want to hold the weight for a moment so you can breathe. And here’s the part you didn’t understand until much later: You didn’t know how to be your own best friend until you had adult women friends who showed you how. They modeled gentleness without collapse. They modeled boundaries without punishment. They modeled honesty without fear. They modeled care that didn’t require self‑erasure. They taught you the difference between pushing yourself and supporting yourself. Between self‑discipline and self‑devotion. Between survival and belonging. They taught you that friendship — real friendship — is a form of wisdom. Yes, sharing trauma can stir emotions in others. Yes, partners and family aren’t always the right people to hold the details. Some truths are hard to say — and eventually hard to hear. So when is it appropriate to speak? How do you talk about the things that shaped you? Therapy is one option — a trained witness with enough distance to hold the truth without collapsing under it. But therapy is expensive, inaccessible for millions, and not the only path.