Exhaustion in motherhood can feel like you’re giving until there’s nothing left. But burnout isn’t proof of love - it’s a slow collapse hidden behind a smile.

In this episode, you’ll learn why depletion isn’t devotion, how to reclaim rest without guilt, and why the Empress archetype in Tarot offers a radical new way of seeing motherhood.

✨ You’ll discover:

• Why exhaustion isn’t a badge of honour or proof of love
• How to reclaim rest as sacred (not selfish)
• The Empress’s wisdom for redefining care in motherhood

Rest isn’t indulgence - it’s survival. And reclaiming it is the most rebellious act of love you can give yourself and your family.

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Related - Burnout Recovery: How to Rise Again (From Tower to Star)

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