@elyclaudette
elyclaudetteFor a long time, I believed that once I became a mother, there just wouldn’t be enough time—at least not for me. That to show up for everyone else, I had to keep putting myself last. That I’d have to pause my creativity, my rhythm, and so many parts of who I was. And that belief brought a constant hum of guilt and overwhelm. Like no matter what I did, something was always being sacrificed. But motherhood taught me something I never expected: time is less about having and more about holding. Holding space. Holding priorities. Holding the belief that I can create a life where my wellness, my family, and my dreams all have room to breathe. The shift came when I stopped saying “I don’t have time” and started asking, “What am I choosing to give my energy to today?” And days like this one remind me—I’m growing into the woman I once didn’t believe I had time to be. I’ve learned that honoring my rhythm doesn’t mean neglecting others—it means everyone gets a fuller, more vibrant version of me. And right now, my priorities flow in this order: myself, my husband, my children, our home, and then my work. And I know that’s allowed to change. Seasons shift—and so do I. 3 things I’ve learned: Time expands when you lead with intention, presence is productivity, and motherhood doesn’t mean losing yourself. 2 actions I take: I write my priorities before the day begins + I give myself permission to pause without guilt. 2 beliefs I’m releasing: That motherhood equals sacrifice + that I need to “do it all” to be enough. 1 affirmation: “There is time for what matters most—and I am what matters most.” If you’re in a season where time feels tight—breathe. It’s not about doing more. It’s about choosing what’s truly yours to carry. ✨Tell me, what would shift if you gave yourself permission to rewrite your rhythm? #mindfulmotherhood #dayinmylife #wellness #selfcare #fyp #capcut
On the profile · Jun 10, 2025