You manage the deadlines, the grocery runs, the kids' activities, the never-ending inbox, and somewhere between it all, you remember you’re supposed to be thriving, not just surviving. But thriving doesn’t have to mean uprooting your entire life for some aspirational ideal. It can start right here, in the middle of your real, messy, beautiful daily grind.

Despite the occasional negative self-talk, I look at my bright, happy, funny, sweet little girl and realize I must be doing something right.

Know that these feelings have nothing to do with how much you love your child nor are they any reflection of the kind of parent you'll be.

Well, one year has since gone by, and it's been quite a whirlwind. As New Year's Eve approaches, I'm reflecting on the past year.

Showing vulnerability is not a sign of weakness but of strength. Continuing to push through despite the odds shows the opposite of weakness.

A spa night is the perfect opportunity to bond with others, practice self-care, and learn something new.

After a recent weekend getaway, I was inspired to write out some lessons I'd learned regarding self-care.

Guest blogger Amy Collett of Bizwell.org shares her tips for banishing burnout and building a career you love.

I provide an update on my TTC and health journey for the past few months and share why I'm taking a break for the next month.

I pray that this time is different. Our family seriously needs something to celebrate. I hope that out of loss there can be light.

So here's my rundown of my first month of IVF round 3, including what you might expect if you begin the journey as well.

I've had a difficult time defining my goals for this new year, especially since so many things can happen on this IVF journey.