A little over a week ago, I was sitting up north in a small little northern town where my dad lives.

And I was just looking out at some trees and just like hanging out.

I had a few minutes in the morning by myself.

And I just got overwhelmed with this podcast episode, like what I'm going to record to you right now. And I sat on it

and I sat on it and I was like, okay, so I plugged the idea in my idea bank. I keep them all

inside of my notes app. And I scheduled this episode to go out in my content calendar in June.

And I was like, all right, I'm going to sit on it.

And then I'll circle back to it. Well, I circle back to it. And all of this information just

like overwhelmingly flew out of my fingertips and my keyboard. So I write notes sometimes

before I, before I sit behind my mic, right? So that things are

things make sense. Because sometimes, you know, you could just sit and talk things don't make

sense. So and most of the time I'll write down a few notes or whatever. And all this information

just came out of me and I'm like, oh my goodness. I've been observing just this, this niche of women for like almost two years now of work from home moms

and I look at the pain points. I look at what's hard. I look at what's good. I look at what's

complicated, what's frustrating, what's working, what's not, right?

And I tend to put on this real like an inspector gadget hat when I'm sitting and doing my work, right?

Like this is my work now and I love it and it lights me up.

And so I'm always looking for those areas of efficiency

and how to be helpful in any way shape and form that I can and this episode I think is one of

those things that I don't really have much of a choice I feel like it's just something that

needs to be talked about this notion of

women being in a hurry and being busy and why. And I've felt it in my own life. And the one thing

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