Dear Reader,

🌷Happy Mother's Day! 🌷

Today, your family celebrates YOU with flowers, cards, and breakfast in bed. But I want to give you something different—permission to see the real cost of always putting yourself last.

I know what you're thinking: "It's Mother's Day! I should be grateful, not thinking about what I need." 💭

But here's the truth—this one special day often shows us just how much we give up the rest of the year.

🤔 The Mother’s Day Problem 🤔

Today, everyone celebrates what you do for them. But when did someone last ask what YOU need?

If you're like most working moms, you're paying a big price for endless giving—and you might not even know it.

What Putting Yourself Last Really Costs You:

😴Your Body: Constant exhaustion, tight shoulders, coffee that doesn't help anymore

😤Your Emotions: Resentment, eye-rolls, guilt about feeling anything but grateful

🌀Your Mind: Can't enjoy today because you're planning tomorrow

💼Your Career: Saying no to opportunities, watching others get promoted

👯‍♀️Your Friendships: Losing touch, forgetting who you were before kids

✨ Sometimes, we get so good at GIVING ourselves that we forget how to RECEIVE.💔

But what if this year could be different?

What if today was the day everything changed?

💕 Your Mother’s Day Permission Slip 💕

Today, I give you permission to:

Feel whatever you're really feeling ✨
Know that you need more than flowers 🌺
Want more for yourself (it doesn't make you ungrateful!)

🎁 Your Free Gift🎁

I've created something special for you—a free quiz that reveals your Permission Deficit Score and gives you a custom Boundary Blueprint.

It takes just 5 minutes and shows exactly where you're sacrificing too much.

This isn't selfish—it's the first step to becoming the mom you actually want to be.

When you ignore your needs, everyone loses. Your kids deserve a happy, fulfilled mom, not a martyr.

🌟 Your Mother’s Day Promise 🌟

What if this Mother's Day started something new? What if today you decided that being a good mom doesn't mean giving up yourself?

The best gift you can give your family is a mom who doesn't resent them.

You deserve that. They deserve that.

Here's to making this Mother's Day different,

Sandy

P.S. How did you score? Hit reply and tell me—I read every email. Think of it as my Mother's Day gift: someone who really wants to hear what YOU need. 💕