Welcome back to The Sustainable Foundations Podcast — the go-to show for Christian women balancing motherhood and business with faith and purpose.

Let's be real: Have you ever laid in bed thinking, "I didn't show up well today — not for my kids, not for my business, not even for myself…"?

If that quiet ache feels all too familiar, this episode is for you.

You're not lazy. You're not doing it wrong. You're just carrying a lot — and you care deeply. But the world doesn't talk about how heavy it can feel to steward both your home and your God-given mission at the same time.

In this raw and grace-filled conversation, we're unpacking the guilt, overwhelm, and pressure that so many faith-led solopreneur moms silently carry. You'll learn how to release the belief that you're failing at both — and trade it for rhythms of peace, purpose, and presence.

Inside this episode, we'll break down:

✨ Why the "I'm failing at everything" spiral happens — and what it's really revealing
✨ How to tell the difference between Holy Spirit conviction and self-imposed condemnation
✨ What the Bible really says about balancing motherhood and business
✨ Four practical, grace-filled rhythm shifts that will help you lead like a sustainable, faith-aligned CEO — without burning out

This episode is for the Christian mompreneur who's tired of hustling for worth and ready to start living, leading, and showing up from a place of Kingdom confidence.

Because here's the truth:
You can be a present mom and a purposeful business owner.
You can pursue your calling without compromising your peace.
You're not failing — you're being formed.

So grab your coffee (or take a walk), and let this episode remind you: You're not behind. You're becoming. And God is in all of it.

Mentioned in this episode:
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