Keep it easy tonight. No extras. No pressure. 🪶 Drop what you got done today — finished, half-done, or barely touched but still mattered. Then like + encourage one sister so we end Tuesday connected instead of crawling to the finish alone. 🌿✋

Let’s be honest… December moms come in types — and most of us rotate through all of them before dinner. 😅 So tell me: Which version of you showed up today? Pick one… or claim your own: The “I already reheated my coffee twice” Mom The “We’re surviving on leftovers and luck” Mom The “Decorations? Sure… eventually.” Mom The “Powering through the to-do list like it insulted me” Mom The “Quietly heroic but deeply exhausted” Mom The “I’m just glad no one cried today” Mom OR drop your own category below ⬇️ Bonus points if you share what gave you away.

If you could wave a magic machete and chop one thing out of your daily chaos, what would it be? 🧺 Laundry? 📱 Doomscrolling? 👟 Shoes multiplying by the door? Here’s the kicker: when we subtract, it’s not just about less stuff. It’s about more space for our priorities — the things that actually matter. So tell me: what would you cut, and what priority would that subtraction protect? --- 🔥 Campfire Tonight! 🔥 8 pm Central. Bring your tea, your messy bun, and your honest self. We’ll be talking subtraction, sanity, and the “why” behind it all.

Okay Mamas, midweek check-in time. What’s making you roll your eyes, grit your teeth, or mutter under your breath today? The endless snack demands? 🍪 The socks that somehow multiply in secret? 🧦 Or maybe the never-ending “what’s for dinner?” chorus? 🍲 This is your safe zone to let it out. Drop your one-line whine below 👇 — short, sweet, and real. Because sometimes naming the frustration is the first step to subtracting its power. 💥

October is the month of subtraction and clearing space 🍂 — so we’re kicking off some quick 3-day challenges to test what gives you the biggest relief. Which one should we start with? 👇