It’s that time of year again when the calendar fills up, the emails never stop, and suddenly your to-do list has a to-do list. You’ve got work deadlines closing in, holiday parties stacking up, your kids’ school needing volunteers, and about 74 family members asking what the Thanksgiving plans are.

Welcome to Q4, where demands and requests fly at you like confetti… but way less fun.

Let’s be real: if you’re a working mom trying to “time block” your way out of burnout… you’re not alone.

I used to believe that if I could just manage my time better, everything would fall into place. I had my planner, my calendar hacks, my color-coded systems. I was chasing that mythical moment when I’d finally feel “on top of it all.”

Let me guess… you’re already doing all the things. You’re showing up, juggling work, kids, meetings, deadlines, and maybe even remembering picture day at school (go you!). You’re constantly thinking, “What more can I do to move ahead in my career?”

Well, I’ve got a challenge for you. One that might just change everything.

Let me guess… you’re already doing all the things. You’re showing up, juggling work, kids, meetings, deadlines, and maybe even remembering picture day at school (go you!). You’re constantly thinking, “What more can I do to move ahead in my career?”

Well, I’ve got a challenge for you. One that might just change everything.

Let’s be real: as a working mom, you’ve got a lot on your plate, and sometimes it feels like the plate is spinning on one foot while you’re juggling 10 other things. You’re showing up for meetings, soccer games, and everything in between. But here’s the deal: you don’t have to do it all. At least not all the time.

Let me tell you about Olivia Steele: Co-founder and Co-CEO of JADEVA, a thriving global community of women blending spirituality and business. She’s also a mom, a leader, a dream-chaser… and a juggler of all the things.