
invisible labor, visible systems. scripts, AI, and the real mental load of a working mom of two who's still in her 9-5 and not planning on quitting.
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the open tabs sentence, the 6 i use now, and the 3 things that left my head for good
when i ask my husband to book the dentist, i have already noticed it’s been six months, already found the number, already checked which two afternoons i c...
amazon’s prime big deal days is on right now and it ends tomorrow night at midnight, so i’m keeping this short!!
in case you’re new here, hi, i’m erin! i’m a working mom of two with a full time 9-5 in corporate sales that i’ve been in for...
and 3 of them run while my phone is in my bag
ok so i have built a lot of phone settings over the years and they all have one problem in common, which is that you have to remember to use them. the red screen only helps if you remember to t...
the reel broke my DMs, so here is the prompts and the 10 pages!!
so this went wild last week on instagram, so much so that IG literally capped me on sending any more DMs to people with the prompts lol so i figured let’s walk through it ove...
yall ask about this one a lot, so here's the whole list in one place. I'm a working mom of two with a full-time 9-5, and none of this happened at once. we added it slowly, one thing at a time over a few years, so we could actually budget fo...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
working mom of 2 with an actual 9-5 in austin, tx. i write about mental load, invisible labor, and the systems that give me my brain back. not here to tell you to quit your job, here to make the one you have survivable.
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