HELLO LOVE!! Happy Valentine's Day! Today on The Bright Path, we are skipping the "wait-and-see" energy and stepping into the "I-said-waht-I-said" power.

I am taking you on a journey that started as a "happy b-day" text -- that's right loves... he couldn't even bother to autocorrect b-day to make it "v-day"! Haha. My goodness how things have upspiraled for me since having my total reality-shifting epiphany.

We're diving deep into the God Identity and why your decision is the only thing that actually moves (and directs cupid's arrow to strike yourself by screaming "I am open for real love only! No Breadcrumb Partners!")

Stop checking your phone for a sign and become the sign. It's time to walk the Bright Path.

Mom Guilt Is a Liar
with Special Guest Mari Wuellner

What if mom guilt isn’t proof that you care… but proof that you’ve been conditioned?

In this episode, we dismantle the myth that guilt is a natural part of motherhood. Spoiler: it’s not. Together with Mari Wuellner, we unpack how mom guilt is actively manufactured by social media, cultural expectations, and the impossible standards placed on women the moment they become mothers. Standards no human could ever meet without self-erasure.

We talk about how guilt quietly hijacks your nervous system, your joy, and yes… your ability to manifest. Because guilt isn’t just uncomfortable, it’s energetically expensive. When you’re stuck in guilt, you’re always giving, proving, compensating, and over-functioning. And manifestation doesn’t happen from depletion. It happens from receptivity.

This conversation bridges motherhood, mindset, and manifestation in a refreshing, permission-giving way. We explore why receiving isn’t selfish, why pleasure and rest matter more than hustle, and how you can consciously limit guilt without becoming detached, careless, or “less of a mom.”

You’ll walk away with practical reframes and gentle strategies to reduce guilt, regulate your energy, and start building a beautiful life alongside motherhood instead of postponing yourself for “someday.”

Because you weren’t meant to disappear to be a good mother.
And you don’t have to wait until motherhood is over to start enjoying your life. 💫

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