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Grounded & In Full Color is a neurodivergent mom podcast for overwhelmed mothers who live with sensory overload, scattered systems, and full hearts.
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I Went Looking for My Most Recent Failure—and Found My Success Instead (opens the original)
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What was your most recent failure—and what did it teach you? I sat with that question expecting an answer. Instead, I realized I couldn’t immediately recall my most recent failure. Not because I haven’t failed spectacularly before. I have. And not because I’ve somehow entered a season where failure can’t find me. Please. I couldn’t answer because when I looked around, I kept finding evidence of things that are actually working. I handle money differently now. My children and I have found a rhyth
They’re Not Terrible Twos. They’re Tiny Humans Experiencing a Terrible Time (opens the original)
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The whining. The crying. The dramatic collapse because the banana was broken in half. The tantrum over the thing you absolutely did not think was going to become a thing. And then there’s the phrase we reach for almost automatically: “terrible twos.” But what if we stopped labeling an entire developmental stage—and therefore an entire child—as terrible ? Because here’s the uncomfortable part: adults have tantrums too. We just tend to give ours better vocabulary, more socially acceptable explanat
What If I’m Not Lazy? What If I’ve Never Been Allowed to Build My Own Rhythm? (opens the original)
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What happens when you’ve spent most of your life living according to somebody else’s schedule? School bells. Work shifts. Deadlines. Attendance. Appointments. Pickup times. Other people’s expectations. The rhythms of institutions that tell you where you’re supposed to be, when you’re supposed to be there, and what you’re supposed to be doing. And then you decide you want something different. You start questioning the schedules, structures, and rhythms you’ve been conditioned to live inside. You
It’s Not That You Don’t Have Willpower: You’re Out of Capacity (opens the original)
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Have you ever looked at something you know you should do and thought, “Why can’t I just make myself do it?” You know the laundry needs folding. You know the email needs answering. You know you should exercise, make the appointment, clean the kitchen, return the call, finish the project—or simply get off the couch. And then comes the judgment: I need more discipline. I need more willpower. What’s wrong with me? But what if the problem isn’t willingness? What if you’re confusing willpower with cap
Why Is Your Phone Always Missing?”: The Weird Relationship Between Being Unreachable and Being Loved (opens the original)
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What if you genuinely don’t like being reachable? Your phone is perpetually on low volume. You miss calls. You don’t necessarily see texts immediately. You routinely forget where you put your phone—even though you live in a relatively small space and there are only so many places it could possibly be. Sometimes you don’t even realize it’s missing until someone asks, “Where’s your phone?” And if you’re partnered with someone who sees a phone as an extension of your body—a thing that should be nea
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