Hey guys, it's Jamie Scrimter here, second wife, stepmom of three and mum of one.

And you're listening to my podcast, where we talk about all things motherhood, stepmotherhood,

and living a kick-ass life. If you're ready for raw and real conversations and are striving

to live your very best life, then you are in the right place. Every week,

I'll provide you with tips and strategies and mindset shifts to inspire you to live your own

version of a kick-ass life. We'll bring you along as I create my own.

All right. Hello, hello, everyone. Welcome back to the podcast. So on today's episode, it's just going to be a quick and dirty one because as I sit here recording this, we are on our seventh snow day in the past three weeks. Yes, the kids have been home for seven days. Actually,

it might even be eight days in the last few weeks. And for the record, that is like a complete

nightmare for any mom who was trying to run a business at home. So if you have been following

along on Instagram, you know that

we've had my stepkids for the last three weeks. We traded some time to accommodate some travel.

And it's been amazing. It's been great. And I love having the full house. But man, oh man,

these snow days combined with the hockey schedule, well, I love these kids and I just

realize that I love them even more when they go to school every day. And I'm just joking,

it's not about love. It's just been, it's just been crazy. And these snow days and this crazy

schedule has definitely thrown a slight wrench into my productivity over the past

few weeks. And honestly, guys, like right now I just feel like I cannot keep my head above water.

And no matter how hard I try, I cannot get ahead. Like, I am so behind on so many things.

Which brings me to today's topic, which is how to get your shit together

when you feel like a hot mess express. And I'm talking about this today because I made the

decision a couple nights ago that, man, I just had to do a little bit of a regroup and I needed

to get back on track. So I'm had to do a little bit of a regroup and I needed to get back on track.

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