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Founder, MomNiche

As a busy mom of three, wearing way too many hats on a daily basis, I sat down and started to really think about my life. I was thinking, what happened to the happier version of myself who was easily inspired, laughed all the time, tried new things, traveled and enjoyed life?

 

Then I realized, that was me before I became a mom, moved to a few different states, paused my career, put my dreams on hold, then on the back burner and finally out of sight. I had become consumed with motherhood and overwhelmed with life and I did not enjoy who I was in that process. I was tired, crabby, bitter, unhealthy, unorganized and uninspired. This was attracting negative mindsets and negative people into my life and I no longer recognized myself.

So I got to work to change a few things. I understood that I needed to lead with my spirit, (being conscious of my internal being and divine gifts) and not my resume of accomplishments. I saw that I needed a community—moms in my life who were looking for the same things I wanted, relationships, inspiration, purpose and impact.

I created a formula and built a network that addressed these needs in a purposeful way and called it MomNiche.  I saw this network enrich my life as well as those around me. As my life changed for the better, I expanded my vision for MomNiche to reach more women who are driven to explore their divine gifts and share it with others whether through business or service. I connect with women who desire authentic and meaningful relationships, and hope to empower themselves and others to have a transformational impact in their circles and communities.

Women often endure great challenges trying to reconnect with their dreams and balance their work and home life. We encourage the balance of spirit, mind and body because we believe that when we intentionally allow our spirit to lead, we will be able to thrive in a more balanced way. As we grow in balance we can evolve in community and share resources that help other women not only succeed but also thrive.