Hey there, Jen here, and this is a happy bit. Do you ever have those moments when you think about

what is my purpose? What was I born to do? And is this it? I remember feeling that way when I was a

stay-at-home mom. I wanted to be a stay-at-home mom for my whole life. In fact, as a child, I dreamed of

running an orphanage of 50 kids and it was going to be

amazing. Well, I had six kids. It was close. But there were times when, you know, I was living the dream,

but it didn't feel like the dream. I felt so empty and often lonely and drained and tired and grumpy.

And I wasn't being like Maria from the sound of music, who I actually aspired to be.

I wasn't being Mary Poppins.

And I didn't like it.

And then I would feel guilty every time I didn't measure up to this picture perfect standard

that wasn't even realistic. I'm sure you can relate

because we all have those moments and you think, is this it? Is this how my life is going to go down?

Well, I know a lot of my friends as they approach their mid-30s to 40s, somewhere in the 40s, they start to have kind of a wake-up

call where they start thinking about what's next. What's next? I mean, I'm approaching the middle of my

life. Is this what I want to do? Have I done what I need to do? What's my purpose? Well, if that's you,

and you're kind of ready to pivot or thinking about it,

then I want to invite you to my master class that's happening next week. It's called Five Easy Steps

to Rock your morning routine, even if you're a busy mom. Why do you need to rock your morning

routine? Well, I believe the clarity that you're seeking,

the knowledge of what's next, the understanding of your gifts and purpose comes during those quiet

early morning hours before the kids are up, before anyone's demanding things of you,

when it's quiet and when you can think. You know,

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