This one’s for you, mama

Take a deep breath in. You are supported here.

The only thing more difficult than finding support as a mom is the decision fatigue that comes with sifting through Pinterest search results, podcast episodes, YouTube videos and blog posts.

With over 200 episodes of The Mother Like a Boss™ podcast and counting, it can feel overwhelming.

I’m Kendra Hennessy, the founder and CEO of Mother Like a Boss™ and the host of the podcast. I put reluctant homemakers back in the driver’s seat of motherhood through realistic routines and practical mindset shifts. Here, we believe in rewriting the motherhood narrative so you get to be the hero of your own story, not the victim of your circumstances. No judgement here, only truth and understanding.

I’ve created this page for you, the overwhelmed mom that doesn’t know where to start. This one’s for you, mama.

I’ve curated 10 of the most powerful, punchy, value-packed and mindset shifting episodes on a variety of mom topics spanning from cleaning your house in less time to home management to the power of self compassion.

No sign-up required. Just click the photos below to listen to the episode. Remember, you can find the Mother Like a Boss™ podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play and more. Subscribe to binge listen and be updated each week with new episodes.

Enjoy and be kind to yourself, friend.

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Episode 155: “How do I get my kids to do chores without constantly nagging

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Episode 203: The true difference between embracing imperfection and settling for less

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Episode 193: How to stay confident in your choices during an era of sanctimommies

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Episode 167: How I actually keep my house clean in under 30 minutes a day

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Episode 045: Setting boundaries like a mother

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Episode 175: Home management 101

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Episode 102:

Minimizing what isn’t needed and motherhood with purpose w/ Allie Casazza

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Episode 059: Sticking to routines when your life is unpredictable

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Episode 153: Preparing yourself for a new season of life

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Episode 197: The power of self compassion

Sometimes, you just need to check yo’ self

I'm not really one for what I call "manufactured inspiration" because it falls flat and doesn't last.

Instead, I'm giving you access to this simple, but powerful guide that, in no uncertain terms, will help you check yo'self and shift your mindset.

This workbook is usually ONLY available as an exclusive bonus for our Homemakerish U™ community, but I'm giving it away for free right now, no strings attached. No email required and no sign-up. All you have to do is click here and it's yours.

I'm pretty big on empowerment, and this quick guide is an honest look at how to quite literally check yo'self and reflect on your life as mindfully as possible when life hands you lemons (or chucks them at your face.)

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