Spring break sounded relaxing in theory… until it turned into long road trips, working from hot spots, Easter prep, chaos, overstimulation, and even razorblades. In this episode, Laina shares the real behind-the-scenes of spring break as a working mom — the burnout, the funny moments, the frustration, and why sometimes you come home needing a vacation from your vacation. If you’ve ever tried to hold it all together while everyone else is “relaxing,” this one will feel way too relatable.

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A reminder that gratitude does not have to be huge to matter. In this episode, we talk about the small things that can make a big impact — sending a quick text, leaving a kind note, complimenting another mom, or simply letting someone know you appreciate them. Sometimes the littlest acts of kindness can completely change someone’s day… and yours too.

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Leadership is not just about being in charge. It is about how you show up, how you make people feel, and how you lead in hard moments.

In this episode, we talk about what makes a good leader, the traits that make someone difficult to follow, and how leadership shows up in work, business, motherhood, and everyday life. Because whether we realize it or not, someone is always watching how we lead.

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In this episode, Alyssa is coming to us with her airport chaos—delays, being stranded, and all the unexpected curveballs that come with traveling solo as a working mom. And because life doesn’t pause when things go wrong, we’re talking about what it really looks like to keep functioning when you’re tired, thrown off, and just over it.

Whether you’re stuck in an airport, juggling a million things at home, or just having one of those days—you’re not alone.

This one is real and a little chaotic.

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There’s a version of you for everyone.

The work version.
The mom version.
The partner. The friend. The one who “has it together.”

And somewhere in between all of that… is the real you.

In this episode, we’re talking about the masks we wear as working moms—why we’ve learned to show up differently depending on who we’re with, and how exhausting it can be to constantly shift between roles all day long.

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Being sick as a working mom isn’t the same as being sick before kids… or honestly, even being sick as a dad. There are no true sick days. The kids still need you, work still expects you, and somehow everything keeps moving—whether you feel like it or not.

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Traveling for work sounds glamorous… until you’re the mom packing a suitcase while also coordinating childcare, school pickup, and who’s signing the field trip form while you’re 1,500 miles away.

In this episode, we’re talking about the real experience of work travel as a working mom — when you’re heading to the airport alone while your kids stay home.

We're sharing practical travel tips (trust us we do it often), including things to pack, how to stay connected while you're gone and actually make the trip productive (and maybe even enjoyable).

If you’ve ever left for a work trip and felt that mix of excitement, guilt, freedom, and chaos, this episode will feel very familiar.

Because traveling for work as a mom isn’t just about the flight — it’s about everything happening back home too.

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Some seasons of life feel less like thriving… and more like barely keeping your head above water.

In this episode, we’re talking about the feeling so many working moms know but rarely say out loud — drowning. Drowning in work, expectations, laundry, emails, school forms, mental load, guilt, and the constant pressure to hold it all together.

When you’re the one everyone depends on, where do you go when you’re overwhelmed?

In this honest conversation, we talk about:

• The invisible weight working moms carry every day

• Why “having it all together” is often just survival mode

• The guilt that shows up when everything feels like too much

• What drowning actually looks like behind the scenes of ambitious women

• Small ways to come up for air when life feels like too much

If you’ve ever laid in bed thinking I cannot keep doing all of this, this episode will make you feel a little less alone.

You’re not failing.
You’re just carrying a lot.

🎧 Listen in if you need a reminder that even the strongest women have seasons where they’re just trying to stay afloat.

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