Welcome Home.
Hey, Mama! You Made It—Welcome Home.
Motherhood is the wildest, holiest, most beautiful ride—and let’s be real, some days, it feels like surviving more than thriving. I see you. I am you. I’ve built businesses, chased big dreams, and learned (sometimes the hard way) that the greatest work I will ever do is right here in my home, raising the little hearts God entrusted to me.
This season? I’m embracing it fully. And I want that for you too.
Here, you’ll find encouragement for the long days, practical ways to bring joy back into your motherhood, and reminders that the work you’re doing matters—eternally. You don’t have to do this alone, friend.
About Me
I’m a wife, a mama, and a believer who has walked the road of big dreams, hard seasons, and holy callings. I used to be a teacher, but I left the classroom to start a family and build a life that let me be present for the moments that matter most. That journey led me into the world of digital marketing, where I built a thriving business helping other women step into their own calling. But somewhere along the way, God gently reminded me that my greatest work wasn’t in the hustle—it was in my home.
So now? I’m in a season of slowing down and fully embracing the sacred work of motherhood. I spend my days chasing my little one, preparing for another baby coming this summer, and figuring out how to keep my 13 chickens from escaping (again). We live tucked away in the mountains of North Carolina with our two massive, lovable dogs, soaking in the simple joys of country life. And let me tell you—there’s something about slowing down, getting your hands in the dirt, and living more intentionally that just feels right.
I know how easy it is to feel like you have to do more to be enough. But here’s what I’ve learned: The work of motherhood is enough. It’s valuable. It’s kingdom work. And I want to remind other moms—moms just like you—that you don’t have to do it alone.
So whether you’re wrangling toddlers, dreaming of a slower life, or just trying to reheat your coffee for the third time, you’re in good company here.