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This week didn’t go as planned and that’s exactly the point.

In this episode, I’m talking about pivoting. The small, everyday kind and the bigger life shifts we don’t always see coming. What happens when the plan falls apart? When something throws off your week? When life doesn’t go the way you expected?

We’re getting into bounce back time, letting go of control, and why your ability to adjust might matter more than your ability to plan.

Plus answering a few of your questions on grief, connection, and what a really good day looks like right now.

If things feel a little off right now, like your plan isn’t really… planning... This one’s for you.

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Mother’s Day is supposed to be simple.

Flowers, brunch, cards. But for a lot of us, it’s not.

In this episode, I’m talking about the version of Mother’s Day we don’t always say out loud.. the one that holds gratitude & grief at the same time. The one where you can feel so lucky to be a mom while missing your own. Or longing to become one. Or navigating relationships that don’t look the way you thought they would.

I’m sharing what this day feels like for me, almost four years after losing my mom, while raising my own kids and standing somewhere in the middle of both.

We’re also getting honest about expectations, the invisible load moms carry, and what we actually want from this day (hint: it’s not managing everyone else).

If you’ve ever felt a mix of emotions around Mother’s Day—this one’s for you.

And if it makes you think of someone… send it to them.

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If you’ve ever gone to bed thinking you were completely fine only to find yourself spiraling in the middle of the night, this episode will hit.

In this episode, Maggie talks about the kind of anxiety that doesn’t show up during the day, the overthinking, second-guessing, and quiet spirals that seem to hit the second everything slows down.

We talk about why anxiety feels louder at night, the pressure to be “fine” during the day, and what it really looks like to navigate those in-between moments when your mind won’t turn off.

This isn’t a how-to or a fix. It’s a real, honest conversation about what it feels like to live it and a reminder that if your brain has ever gone there… you’re not the only one.

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