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The Grounded Mom | Work Life Balance, Boundaries, Self Care, SAHM, Guilt

The Grounded Mom | Work Life Balance, Boundaries, Self Care, SAHM, Guilt

著者: Kayla Lyon | Life + Leadership Coach
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概要

Tired of constantly feeling already behind and struggling to balance work and mom life? If you’re ready for an hour to yourself with no one needing you, you’re in the right place.

I'm Kayla - wife, mom, CEO, and that friend who calls you on your BS but with a hug not a punch. I finally learned the secret to feeling calm and in control of life instead of only dreaming I could have some quiet time without feeling the pressure to do it all.

Here you’ll find practical tools and strategic mindset shifts to give you balance and actual time for you without having to run away from your life. Grab your coffee and go hide out in your car in the driveway so we can get to work!

Copyright 2026 All rights reserved.
人間関係 個人的成功 子育て 心理学 心理学・心の健康 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • 06 // Tired Of Doing It ALL? Get Time For You With These Simple Steps, Mom
    2026/04/16
    Lightening the Load: Practical Steps to Manage Mental Overload

    Feeling overwhelmed by the mental load of daily responsibilities, especially as a parent? This episode explores how to unload some of that mental burden through simple, actionable steps. Whether you're juggling kids, work, or personal care, these strategies help create more time and peace in your life.

    Key Topics:
    • Understanding the mental load beyond just tasks, including unseen behind-the-scenes work
    • The importance of asking for help and delegating tasks
    • How to shift your mindset regarding control and different approaches
    • Practical tips for gradually handing off responsibilities
    • Embracing curiosity, grace, and imperfection in the process
    Timestamps:

    00:00 - Why carrying everyone’s mental load is exhausting and what to do about it 01:07 - Invitation to practical mindset shifts and tools for reclaiming your time 01:21 - Defining the true scope of mental load: tasks and behind-the-scenes work 03:24 - The importance of involving your partner and clearing misconceptions 04:17 - Asking for help: when and how to delegate effectively 05:01 - The long-term perspective: thinking beyond short-term convenience 05:57 - Accepting and thriving with different ways of doing tasks 07:18 - Letting go of control and trusting others’ methods 08:36 - Moving from control to compassion and grace in delegation 09:03 - Creating space for curiosity and patience with those you delegate to 09:47 - Starting small: the power of one at a time 10:15 - Embracing imperfection and the importance of iterative learning 10:49 - Final encouragement: trusting the process for sustainable change

    Resources & Links:
    • Grounded Weekly - Practical mindset tools and updates every Tuesday
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    14 分
  • 05 // This One Mistake Is Costing You So Much Time + Energy!
    2026/04/13

    In this episode, I share practical insights on how clear, closed-loop communication can transform everyday interactions—whether at work or home—by preventing misunderstandings and last-minute chaos.

    Key Topics:
    • The typical breakdown in communication: Examples with family plans and work requests
    • The concept of closed-loop communication and why it’s vital
    • How to use confirmation and repeat-back strategies in daily life
    • The importance of clear expectations and timing in both personal and professional contexts
    • Practical tips for pushing past discomfort when asking for definitive answers
    • How to implement better communication habits to save time, frustration, and energy
    • The ROI of closing communication loops early, versus dealing with fallout later
    • Tips for managing ambiguity by requesting firm “yes” or “no” responses
    • The benefits of practicing definitive communication in long-term relationships
    Timestamps:

    00:00 - The consequences of incomplete communication in daily life 00:51 - Common pitfalls in shared responsibilities (kids pickup example) 01:21 - The breakdown: lack of confirmed commitments 02:15 - How to clarify vague responses: “I think so” isn’t enough 02:44 - The importance of confirming and following up to close the loop 05:10 - Real-life application: ensuring clarity about responsibilities 05:40 - The significance of a firm “yes” or “no” in commitments 06:10 - How to improve communication when planning ahead 06:50 - Applying closed-loop communication in professional settings 07:15 - The ROI of taking a few extra minutes to clarify 07:45 - Bonus tip: the difference between technically closed loops and fully informed ones 08:17 - Ensuring everyone has all needed information and aligned expectations 10:15 - Navigating discomfort in pushing for clarity and how it pays off 10:43 - The discomfort of open communication loops versus future crises 11:13 - Embracing the temporary discomfort of asking tough questions 11:42 - Practice makes perfect: building a routine of closure 12:41 - Recognizing what comes from good intentions but incomplete communication 13:07 - Setting clear deadlines for responses and decision-making 13:37 - The long-term benefits of asking tough questions and practicing clear communication

    Resources & Links:

    Become an Insider: The Grounded Weekly Email List

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    15 分
  • 04 // My #1 Tip For Better Communication That Creates More Time
    2026/04/09

    The Power of Confirming Communication: How Assumptions Cost Time and How to Fix Them

    Are you tired of misunderstandings and wasted time in your daily conversations? In this episode, I share a story about how simple clarity saved my daughter's delivery game and applies this lesson to our everyday communication struggles.

    Main topics:
    • The importance of explicitly communicating and confirming understanding
    • Common pitfalls of assuming others know what you know
    • Practical strategies to improve clarity and reduce miscommunication
    • The mental load of assuming and the benefits of verifying information
    • How to build healthier communication habits in personal and professional environments
    In this episode:
    • The realization that clarifying assumptions can prevent mistakes
    • Emphasizing that if you haven't explicitly said it, you cannot assume the other person knows
    • How verifying and confirming understanding saves time, energy, and frustration
    • Building habits of clear communication with loved ones, coworkers, and clients
    Resources & Links:
    • Grounded Weekly Newsletter

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    13 分
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