Does everyone in your life look to you to get things done? Because they “know you’ll do it better,” so it’s easier to put you in charge—of everything, all the time?

If that sounds familiar, you may be living under the curse of the capable.

In this episode, we unpack the adage “if you want something done, give it to a busy woman,” as a way to explore:

• What the curse of the capable really is
• How we ended up here—and how to step out of it
• Shifts in self-conception and relationships that stop this cycle

Tune in for a pep talk to embrace how capable you are without weaponizing your own competence against yourself.

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Let’s talk about third spaces—those places outside of home and work where real connection happens.

Recent research found that 80% of mothers are desperate for ways to connect with other parents. And yet, so many of us still consider ourselves “non-joiners.”

In this episode, we explore:

• The loneliness epidemic and why you’re longing for connection
• Why third spaces matter more than ever
• Ways that social media negatively impacts our sense of community
• How to find (or create) third spaces in ways that feel natural and easeful

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Tune in for invitations and inspiration to make new connections. And if you’re in the Bay Area, learn more about my upcoming wisdom circle Homecoming.

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Mentioned in the episode:

• Bowling Alone by Robert Putnam
• Join or Die film
• 3 Antidotes for the Busiest and Loneliest Era of Parenting

Between school drop-offs, work deadlines, and late-night laundry, finding your people — the ones who truly see and support you — can feel impossible.

In this episode, we unpack why authentic relationships are so tricky for moms, from the pull of people-pleasing to the teenage wounds that still shape our friendships.

You’ll learn why building a supportive circle matters more than ever — and how the work of connection always starts with you.

It’s time to stop being everyone’s favorite person and instead show them who you actually are.

Tune in for a clear, doable plan to start finding yourself and the people who make you feel truly seen. And when you’re ready for deeper connection, join me in Homecoming this fall.

If you loved this episode, here’s how to get more:

• Sign up for my newsletter
• Get the Where to Now Map
• Join my group coaching program Homecoming
• Leave The Path Home a 5-star rating on Apple or Spotify