24/05/2026
PART TWO + my tips for each
2 years ago I was always exhausted working from home with my toddlers.
I woke up every morning dragging myself out of bed
Tried to follow strict routines, set alarms, and push myself through anyway.
But nothing changed.
Then I realised something:
I was doing more than I could bear
And It wasn’t just leaving money on the table,
It was costing me visibility and opportunities.
So I made a decision.
These are the habits I stole from men that moved me from overwhelm to landing my dream job as a productivity coach.
Now I help professional moms around the world hit their goals without burnout.
1. Men don’t apologize for being competent. Each time you say “sorry” before speaking, you are less likely to be trusted with decisions or get higher pay, and you always have to work harder to prove yourself.
âś…Tip: Start meetings with your main point. No over-explaining.
2. Men sit down and watch TV without a speech. Moms collapse on the couch and immediately justify it. When your body forces a stop, your output drops and your family and work slow down at once.
âś…Tip: Put rest on your calendar.
3. Men don’t carry other people’s problems. They help if they can, and move on. Moms absorb it and lose sleep over it. The next day, your decisions are slower and your own work don’t get done.
âś…Tip: Give concern, not your whole evening.
4. Men get criticized at work and move on by lunch.
A side comment that lives in your head for three weeks is costing you hours of focus that should go to work, planning, or ex*****on.
âś…Tip: Pause, process it then move on.
5. Men talk about their goals loudly and without apology.
Moms whisper their dreams like they are too much. Delaying your goals means fewer options and higher effort to catch up in the future.
âś…Tip: Pick one goal and schedule the first action this week.
If you’re a working mom who wants to reclaim 8 hours this week for your goals comment “TIME” to work with me.
