Who are you becoming, and can you let that version of yourself emerge without rushing to figure her out? Whether you’re navigating new motherhood, postpartum identity shifts, or a creative reinvention, this episode is for you.
In my first recording since giving birth to my son, Leo, I’m coming to you straight from his nursery. Just you, me, and a mic. I’m talking about matrescence, the transformation of becoming a mother, and why this season feels less like losing myself and more like meeting myself.
From believing every cry meant I’d failed to feeling more creatively inspired than I have in years, I’m sharing what early motherhood is revealing about my self-criticism, my power, and what wants to come next. There are songs brewing, a new sense of purpose emerging, and, for once, no plan to rush any of it.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- How motherhood is putting my wounds, strengths, and creativity under a microscope.
- The shift that’s helping me stop treating my baby’s cries as a verdict on my parenting.
- Why I feel called to help mothers reclaim their creative gifts and recognize their power.
- What I’m discovering about patience, self-compassion, and letting a new identity take shape.
No mother is ever “just a mother.” And whatever season you’re in, you deserve room to become the newest, fullest, most creative version of yourself.
🎙️ Connect & Work with Me:
If you love this episode and want personalized support to break through creative blocks, build confidence, and finally share your work with the world, I’d love to help. As a creative coach, I work with artists, entrepreneurs, and multi-passionate creatives to unleash their inner voice and build a thriving creative life from a place of self-love. ✨ Want to work together? Email me at Lauren.LoGrasso@gmail.com or visit https://www.laurenlograsso.com/contact/ to book a free 15-minute discovery call.
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