As our children grow, we grow right alongside them. And every new stage requires a shift—not just in how we parent, but in how we see ourselves.

In this episode, Sam and Christine continue their conversation on pivoting through life transitions, especially in motherhood. Sam introduces her P.I.V.O.T. framework to help navigate the emotional and personal changes that happen as children move from littles to teens to young adults:

P — Purpose

I — Innovate

V — Value yourself

O — Opportunity

T — Test your limits

Whether you’re deep in the busy teen years or looking ahead toward launching your birdies, this conversation invites you to step into your next chapter with intention, joy, and a whole lot of grace.

You are allowed to evolve.

You are allowed to take up space.

You are allowed to become the main character in your story.

We’re so glad you’re here. 🤍

In this episode, Sam and Christine dive into one powerful word that can reshape how we move through life’s transitions: pivot. From the early days of parenting tiny humans to guiding teens and launching young adults into the world, every season requires us to shift, adjust, and grow.

Sam shares her journey learning to “pivot” as her children entered new stages, and Christine reflects on supporting kids becoming more independent—while rediscovering who we are outside of motherhood. Together, they explore what it means to stay flexible, build resilience, and release the need to hold on too tightly.

Whether you’re in the thick of raising littles, navigating high school emotions, or stepping into an empty nest for the first time, this conversation is an invitation to see change not as loss, but as evolution.

Come join us in the lane of joy, gratitude, and high-vibe living. We’re so glad you’re here. 💛

Episode 5 – Be Intentional With Your Time (and Your Energy)

In this episode of Sisters in Law of Attraction, we talk about one of the hardest lessons in staying high-vibe: being intentional with your time and who you spend it with.

Christine shares what life looks like with two teenage daughters who are constantly moving—school, sports, friends, homework—and still wanting home, comfort, and connection. It’s the pull between “I’m grown” and “I still need you.” Nights vanish in a blur of tasks, and suddenly it’s bedtime with no real time together.

Her reminder to the girls—and to all of us—is that time won’t magically appear later. It only gets busier. You have to plan for connection. Bake cookies, bump the volleyball, watch a show, sit on the couch and talk. If you don’t choose it, it disappears.

We connect this to rituals: Sam protects her early-morning gratitude time; Christine keeps her evening bath, even if it’s 7 p.m. instead of 5. These small, consistent choices are how you protect your peace.

Then we go deeper—into energy. Every interaction is an exchange. After time with someone, do you feel lifted or drained? Sam shares how she’s become intentional about reaching out to people who inspire her and limit time with those who pull her down. It’s not judgment—it’s stewardship of your own energy.

We’ve all been in the conversations that kill the vibe. The constant complaining feels like bonding, but it drains your spirit. Protect your vibration. Keep company with people who remind you who you are becoming, not who you used to be.

Jen Sincero writes that people around us are mirrors. The ones who inspire us show our potential. The ones who trigger us reveal what we still need to heal. The ones who drain us show where we’ve stopped protecting ourselves. Paying attention to those reflections is how we grow.

This isn’t about perfection; it’s about awareness. The more you notice how you feel after interactions, the easier it becomes to choose wisely. You can’t stay high-vibe in low-energy rooms.

At its core, this conversation is about priorities.

Time won’t slow down.

Your relationships won’t maintain themselves.

Your energy isn’t infinite.

So this week, try two simple shifts:

Be intentional with your time—plan one meaningful moment and protect it.

Be intentional with your people—notice who fills you and who empties you.

That’s the real work of the Law of Attraction: choosing where your attention and energy go. When you do, you stop living by default and start living on purpose.

You deserve people who lift you, moments that refill you, and a life that feels like yours.

We’re so glad you’re here.

I’m Sam.

I’m Christine.

And this is Sisters in Law of Attraction