You should go DO them. At the start of this year, brand new baby in my arms, I was struggling with postpartum depression and trying to balance work and mommy-hood and being a wife and 8 million other things. One night,
Every day, I’d put my hands on my belly to feel your kicks grow stronger. You’d dance and tickle me and make me laugh long before I saw your beautiful face. I don’t deserve you, Grace. But, that’s the funny thing.
Really good. And really hard at times. But, the hard times are what break me down and make me focus on what matters. Grace woke me up at 4am and wanted to be held and played with all morning. She’s sitting in my lap right now as I type this. OK, she wants to tell you all something….
If I was going to do this post right, I’d have fireworks and a confetti shower to accompany it. No really. I would. My life’s work is to help people make big things happen. In business. In life. In every moment. When I started the Making Things Happen Intensive three years ago, I never imagined just how much of a 180 my life would take.
The first weeks of motherhood were not what I expected when expecting. I never thought I’d be writing a post about how I weathered the baby blues and postpartum depression and how it changed me for the better in a billion ways.