Join the Clarity & Courage Workshop on Friday, January 17.
wednesday • January 21 • 1pm et
For busy women who want more clarity, more breathing room, and a life that finally feels manageable.
During this free live workshop, you'll
discover the hidden choices you're not making and walk away with a strategy to reclaim your time, starting this week.
(Instead of Constantly Behind)
The Proven, Simple System to Finally Feel Caught Up
Make Your Week Work FOR You:
wednesday • January 21
1pm et
For busy women who want more clarity, more breathing room, and a life that finally feels manageable.
(Instead of Constantly Behind)
The Proven, Simple System to Finally Feel Caught Up
Make Your Week Work FOR You:
During this free live workshop, you'll discover the hidden choices you're not making and walk away with a strategy to reclaim your time, starting this week.
If you wake up at 4:30, you can squeeze in a workout before the kids are up.
If you meal prep on Sunday, you won't have to think about dinner.
If you batch your emails, consolidate your errands, and ruthlessly protect your calendar, maybe—maybe—you'll finally feel like you're on top of things.
Except you've tried all of that.
And somehow you're still eating lunch at your desk and saying "next week" to the friend who wants to grab coffee.
And when you try to explain this to people who aren't living it, they hit you with helpful suggestions like "have you tried reading Atomic Habits?" or "you just need to prioritize yourself."
Cool. Thanks. Super helpful.
You've done the math
a hundred times.
here's what is actually going on
You're struggling because you're trying to run a life that has doubled or tripled in complexity using the same weekly system you've had before you became the person who remembers the permission slips and schedules the vet appointments and notices when the milk is running low.
You have WAY more to fit on your plate now but you’re still trying to squeeze it onto the same dusty old chinaware you’ve had in your cupboards for the last 10 years.
You're not struggling because you lack discipline or can’t manage your time.
You’re not the problem, my friend.
Your system is.
The answer is to look at your week completely differently.
If you want to actually take control of your time and get ahead of your week (for once), the answer isn't to squeeze more in or muscle your way through with more productivity hacks.
Right now, your week is designed around everyone else's needs. It absorbs their demands first, and you get whatever's left over (which is usually nothing).
But it doesn't have to work that way.
When you learn to design your week intentionally—starting with what matters to you and building outward—everything shifts:
The Sunday scaries quiet down.
Monday stops feeling like biking backwards up a mountain.
And you actually get to Friday with energy left, not just relief that you survived.
It’s not luck, it’s a repeatable and proven system that I’ll walk you through step-by-step inside of my free workshop on January 21.
Make Your Week Work for You is a free 60-minute live workshop
A way to finally stop feeling like you're constantly fighting fires
The hidden choices you're not making that are quietly eating hours of your week
One strategy you can use immediately to reclaim time for something that matters to you
A perspective shift that changes how you look at your calendar (most women say "why didn't anyone tell me this years ago?")
This is designed for women who are doing everything "right" and still feel like they're drowning.
Women who are tired of advice from people who don't understand what it's like to commute an hour each way, pick up a kid by 5, and somehow find time to be a human being on top of it all.
If that's you, this hour is going to feel like an answered prayer.
where I'm going to show you why your weeks feel so impossible—and give you a completely different framework for thinking about your time.
You don't want to blow up your life. You just want to stop feeling like you're constantly behind in it.
You should join us if:
You have a mental list a mile long of things you'd do "if you had time" and that list keeps getting longer.
You've bought the planners, tried the apps, watched the productivity videos and you're still ending every week feeling like you failed at something.
You're exhausted by well-meaning advice from people who don't have your responsibilities, your commute, your load.
You're the one who keeps it all running—at work and at home—and sometimes you look around and wonder how everyone else seems to manage this so effortlessly.
(spoiler: they don't, or their circumstances are different, or both)
a note from your host:
I spent 15 years at Procter & Gamble running billion-dollar global brands. I was good at my job. I was organized, efficient, disciplined. I had systems for everything.
And I still felt like I was drowning.
I'd fall into bed exhausted every night, run through the list of everything I didn't finish, and wake up already behind. I thought if I just worked harder, optimized more, got up earlier, I'd eventually feel caught up.
That day never came.
What finally changed wasn't finding more time.
It was realizing I'd been asking the wrong question entirely.
I know what it’s like to be drowning in the baby years, the school years, the "kids in two different schools with events on the same day" years. I know what it's like when the math doesn't add up.
But I also know, based on the hundreds of women that I’ve coached through Brilliant Balance, that it’s possible to finally feel like your week is working for you instead of against you.
That's what I want to show you on January 21.
🗓️ January 21 | 60 Minutes | 1pm ET
Completely Free
This is for the woman who's Googling "how do working moms do it" at 10 PM because she genuinely doesn't understand how other people seem to function.
I see you. And I built this for you.
you Ready?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Will there be a replay?
The real magic happens live, but register anyway and we'll make sure you don't miss the key takeaways.
I've tried so many things. How is this different?
Most productivity advice assumes you just need to do more, or do it better. This is about doing differently and making choices you probably don't realize are available to you. It's less "here's a new system" and more "here's a completely different way to think about this."
I don't have time for another thing.
I know. That's exactly why you need this. If carving out 60 minutes to learn how to reclaim hours feels impossible, that's the signal—not the barrier. This is the hour that could change all the other hours.