About Me

I am a mother (empty nester), I live in Hawaii, a protestant Christian, an obsessive paper planner, and I have a love for organizing.

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Raising my son as a single mom at a young age was a challenge and a heartache to say the least. Having gone through two divorces left me with questions like, what is wrong with me? When my son graduated high school, he immediately left for the military, and I became an empty nester before I could even celebrate his graduation. So, I decided to start this blog and podcast to create a community of mothers that needed to find a purpose to pray for our children and motivate each other when we need to keep it together when life felt like it was falling apart.​​

 

My hope is to help you feel like you are not alone in this world and that there are others that are taking the same journey as you are. We are all in this together. I hope that you will find my blog and other items beneficial for whatever you are looking for and need. I want to help other women, and moms, find their God-given gift and use it to bless others while making a living at the same time. [Ecclesiastes 11​

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LET’S GET REAL

My favorite thing to do in the whole entire world is to go through my planner every morning and plan out my day. I am a checklist person and love it when I can check things off my list.

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I am over traditional work and am striving to start my own business so that I can make my own schedule and not have to work for someone else. I am fed up with asking permission to spend time on myself, with my family, and with God. No more! I am done! And I want to help you to get to this point too!​

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Serving in my local church ministry is what has got me through the 2020 pandemic.

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I am still figuring out my God-given talent [gift] that I can use to bless others. If you are in your 40s and still have not figured out what your gift is, you are not alone!

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I have one son who decided to join the United States Marines right after high school. He gave me no time to get ready to be an empty-nester…I am still getting used to this.