On today's episode of the podcast I talk about women holding things and I talk about the mental load that many of us women and mothers carry in the day today.

I share a tiny little snippet into my brain in terms of the things

that I am worrying about in this moment, hint that list is actually endless, and I talk about the need that we all have to actually be held and feel held and to have those moments of grounding in silence where we can just be and show up for ourselves instead of always

showing up for everybody else. It's a conversation about motherhood, about

being a woman, about finding that balance between giving and receiving.

When we moved from Aruba to Sweden, we weren't really sure what to do with our home in Aruba.

We didn't want to sell the space that had so many memories and offered us a place to stay

when we returned to the island.

But what else could we do after moving internationally?

That's when my husband came up with a brilliant plan. We can become

hosts on Airbnb. Since starting this I can officially say my husband had the best

idea ever. The process of getting our property on Airbnb was so easy. We were able to ask other hosts for tips and got a lot of great feedback.

And actually we still get tons of good feedback and we're constantly improving our space. An Airbnb is really flexible. You just choose the dates you want to host.

So if you don't have a full-time rental property like us, that's perfect too. Hosting on Airbnb is great for anyone who frequently travels or has the

extra space or has a seasonal house or even someone who always goes away at the

same time of year for family traditions or work events. We all know the cost of living is excessive right now,

so you can get more out of your space

when you host on Airbnb.

The added income has been so important for my family

and has given my husband a project to manage that he genuinely enjoys.

Your home might be worth more than you think.

Find out how much at Airbnb.com.

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