As a working mom, you’re juggling a lot—career, home, family, personal time (hopefully!). There’s one thing that’s crucial to keeping it all going: delegation. But, let’s be real—delegating doesn’t always feel as easy as it sounds. There are moments when you hand something off to someone else, but it’s like that task is still glued to your brain. How do you truly let go and trust the process?

Let me ask you something: Have you ever found yourself in a room where you felt like you didn’t belong? Maybe you’re the only one who looks like you, or the only one who thinks like you. You know the feeling—you start second-guessing yourself, thinking, “What am I doing here? I don’t fit in. I’m a fraud.”

Hey mama,
Let’s be real for a second—sometimes, you just don’t have it. You’re tired, the kids are sick, and you’re probably coming down with something too. You’ve been surviving on coffee and sheer willpower, and the last thing you want to do is face a big meeting, finish that report, or hit “record” for your weekly video.

Hey mama, let’s get real for a second. You’re juggling work, family, and a million other things in between, and there’s one thing you really wish you could nail: delegating. I know it’s tough. You hand something off to someone, cross your fingers, and pray it gets done right. But then? Cue the frustration when it’s not. Sound familiar?

Hey mama,

Do you ever find yourself stuck in the “I can’t delegate this” trap? Maybe you’ve thought, “No one can do this as well as me,” or “If I don’t do it, it won’t get done right.” If you’ve been there (and let’s be real, we’ve all been there), I’m here to tell you: you don’t have to keep carrying the load alone.

Hey mama, are you feeling like your career is stuck in neutral? You’re giving your all, but progress feels slow. Or maybe you’re wondering if there’s a way to move up, make a change, or take on new challenges but not sure how to get there. Well, I’m about to give you a game-changing tip to help you make that next big leap.