You know, overachieving is such a beautiful thing. It gets you to places you never thought it would in your life. And that primal instinct of me, like that primal, like fear of I'm going to fail, I'm going to fail. I'm going to fail. It kicked my ass. And the fact that it kicked my ass, it got me to wake up. It got me to pursue things that I never thought were possible for me.

And I would say part of that heaviness did lift because instead of shrinking, I expanded and I just

ran towards everything that made me wildly uncomfortable. The sandwich generation.

If you are a woman raising children and also in this messy middle of raising your parents as well, and I say raising your parents, but starting to take care of your parents as well,

then today's episode is for you.

A little while ago, I put a call out to the community and podcast listeners. And I think this is something that I'm going to do

more often. I want to hear from you. And I asked them to send in an audio of a question that they

had.

You guys have been listening to my podcast.

I'm talking about life and work and emotional intelligence and all the things.

And there's a lot of questions that I can support you with.

So we're diving in today.

So I wanted to say thank you for submitting your questions.

And I'm going to be m for submitting your questions and I'm

going to be mulling through them and hoping that realistically I'm not going to be able to get

to all of them. But I get a lot of the same questions over and over and over again. So those are

typically the ones that I'm going to get. But this was actually a really

unique one about some people know this, but not everybody knows this, that my mother lives

with us in our home. And yeah, so we live in a multi-generational home. So during today's

podcast, I'm going to talk about like who I need to become

in order to maintain my sanity. I'm just going to pull back the curtains for you,

what this looks like in my marriage with my mother living with us, why she lives with us,

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