If you struggle to stick to your routines, create new habits, or find perfectionism running your life, this episode is for you.
I'm sitting down with Monica Packer, host of the top-rated About Progress podcast and author of the upcoming book Sticky Habits, for a conversation that completely reframes why habits feel so hard for busy moms.
Monica opens up about her own journey with perfectionism, and then walks us through something surprising: almost every popular habit book was written by and tested on lives that look nothing like a mother's. Most of us carry an insane amount of invisible labor every day. So when the standard advice doesn't stick, we blame ourselves, when really the method was never built for us.
Here's what we get into:
Why perfectionism is really a misplacement of identity, and what it quietly costs us
The invisible labor research that explains why habit advice keeps failing women
How to redefine consistency so it's actually possible on your worst days
The four qualities that make a habit sticky
Monica's simple WTA formula (When, Then, After) for habits that finally hold
This is warm, validating, and full of the kind of slow, messy, sustainable growth we love around here. It pairs perfectly with the decluttering work you're already doing.
The thing Monica most wants you to know? You can change. Everyone can.
If this episode helped you breathe a little easier, share it with a friend who's been beating herself up about her habits, and leave a quick review so more moms can find us.
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