In Honor of Mother's Day

This past weekend we celebrated Mother's Day. As a mother of two teen girls, it is nice that they are old enough to make independent decisions about how to acknowledge this designated day, especially since my husband was feeling under the weather. For my part, I had chosen Sunday to attend to my flower garden in the front yard which had given us a glorious display of Spring bulbs but was now being taken over by baby weeds sprouting throughout the mulch. This is a sizable bed, and I was hoping that my girls would offer to help me with this task. Alas, that didn't happen, but I enjoyed a beautiful drawing and an invitation to take my oldest to work before the start of her shift so that she could cook a special dinner for us to share.

Any mother will tell you that raising children is the most rewarding and most frustrating and at times disappointing challenges of life. It's complicated at times and effortless at others. It's filled with moments of confidence and doubt, mistakes and triumphs, laughter and angry words. No matter the path, motherhood is an occupation of choice that lasts years beyond sending your kids to college or walking them down the aisle.

As a mother and business owner, I find the many similarities in these roles to be striking. 

• Both are chosen
• Both travel a journey that sometimes begins long before birth
• Both have a growth and development path that is at times predictable and too often uncertain
• Both require intense focus, energy, and nurturing
• Both test us - mind, body and spirit
• Most importantly, both capture our hearts completely, so that we pour all that we can into realizing our hopes and dreams that reside deep in our souls

This month as mother to mother and woman business owner to woman business owner, I am offering these gifts: a special price and exclusive services as a business coach in hopes of helping my sisters in business on their journey to raise their progeny - a company that they love and entirely give themselves to daily.

This offer expires at the end of this month, so stop asking yourself "if" and start asking yourself "when." Click the link below to schedule your free introductory conversation and give yourself and your business the gift of an experienced thought partner who will pour into you the way that you pour into your baby! Let's talk soon.

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