Hey guys, welcome to a special Mother's Day edition of the Sunday pep talk. It is Mother's Day

here in the U.S. and as a mama of four and a foster mama of four as well, it feels like a

really special day to celebrate the work that we all do as moms.

So today's pep talk is for the mammas.

For the women who show up day after day, night after night, no matter how tired, how overwhelmed

or how unappreciated they might feel.

This one is for you.

To the mama who does it all, even when no one sees.

Even when no one says thank you.

Even when you're not sure if you're doing it right,

but you're doing it anyway.

And it's important to remember it's not just biological moms who mother.

I mean all women who mother.

The stepmoms, the bonus moms, the foster moms who open their hearts

and their homes, the aunties who play their role with fierce devotion, the grandmothers raising

another generation, the teachers, coaches, mentors, big sisters, anyone out there standing in the

gap for a child. Motherhood isn't about biology. It's about presence. It's love. It's sacrifice.

It's the invisible labor of holding a family together with your bare hands and your whole heart.

You know what I've realized?

Motherhood is quiet work.

It's not like in the movies.

It's not a big speech. There is never a standing ovation. It's loading the dishwasher again. It's Googling what does this rash mean? It's making sure

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