Over the weekend, I slept in 6 different beds in one night. This is not the tale of a wild night out... this is one of motherhood. Learn how to notice when life starts to feel in retrograde and how a change of perspective can make things shift for you.

Personal growth is sometimes kinda messy. But this week took that to a whole new place. Learn how a moment of motherhood led to unlocking an achievement in my personal growth journey (and how it will inspire yours!).

Octobers are a tricky time for me. And not just because Halloween comes at the end of it. It took me a little bit to notice this and reflect on it more in this journal entry.

I have to admit something to you.

I have long resisted clicking on Instagram ads. You can see them a mile away. They are always so "life changing" and "miracle" products. But they helped me recognize some unmet needs and take steps to address them,

After an over-indulgent trip to the library with my kids, the new fiction section is right by the checkout and I spotted this book on the end display. Since I had read Rebecca’s two other books, and we were on the cusp of summer, it was an easy grab to put on top of my toppling stack. Use your summer reading time to Grow your Glow this summer with these book club and journaling questions!

This transition from winter to spring has been a doozy. I experienced several weeks of not feeling like myself and it started to feel like forever. Especially when I couldn’t pinpoint what it was that was making me feel so out of sorts.

Life is about the moments. The pieces of time that we splice together to create the story of the life we live. Often we are so busy in each moment, that we forget to pause. Read on to learn how to take a moment to remember.

I had the realization that I am not nearly as much fun as I think I am, bringing in too much of my day job mindset into my personal life and not having enough fun. Read for tips on how to make small, easy changes and layer in some fun!

A couple weeks ago, I took my youngest son to a check-up for a congenital condition he had surgery for in the first year of his life. It was repairable and everything has been improving in the four years since. So I wasn’t too worried, but there is that lingering “what if” until you get the okay.