Hey friends, welcome to Girls' Night.

If you've been following along this season, you know that we've been talking about that moment in life when you look around and you go, this is not the life I ordered.

The moments in life that don't look the way that we thought they would.

This season, we've been talking about the in-between spaces,

these chapters where you're standing in the middle of a story you didn't plan for,

trying to make sense of who you are and what's next.

We've talked about identity shifts, about what happens when the plan changes,

about how to get to know yourself again after a big transition.

And today we're taking the next step in that conversation

because once you've started to find your footing again, there's the next question that always seems

to bubble up. And that's, okay, what now? What's next? How do I start dreaming again? So that's what

we're diving into today. How to start dreaming again when life hasn't gone exactly how you thought it would.

When my twin girls were first born, I don't think I could have dreamed my way out of a paper bag if I tried.

Becoming a mom was the hardest transition of my entire life. And the fact that we had two

babies at once in the middle of the pandemic lockdown didn't exactly make it any easier.

Honestly, that's one of the reasons why my best friend Kelsey and I knew we had to create our

course becoming Mama. Kelsey's not only one of my wisest friends, she's also a brilliant

therapist, and I learn so much from her. And we created the course because while not everyone's

transition into motherhood is quite as hard as ours were, no transition into motherhood is easy.

We wanted to help women shorten the gap between barely surviving and truly thriving,

to help them navigate these first messy, beautiful, disorienting months with practical tools

and real emotional support. That's what we do in the course.

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