Hey there, Mama!

I’m certified life coach Diana Forbes, and I have a dare for you.

But before we get to that… come sit down a minute with me so I can give you kudos for all that you’re doing.

Yes, I see you there!

You’re smart, you work hard, and you’re proud of the thoughtfulness and attention to detail you’ve poured into every decision you make – not just the scheduling and planning and follow-through needed to keep your family running, but even before you HAD a family, you poured such care into your career choice, relationships, decision to have children in the first place, EVERYTHING.

and where has that gotten you?

Now you’re ALWAYS the one in charge of ALL THE THINGS. UGGGGGHHHHHHHHH.

Day in and day out, you’re running into the same time crunches. The same annoyances. The same arguments with yourself about what needs to get done before you can go to bed.

Even if you (reluctantly) ask for help, it’s often more trouble than it’s worth.

And so, you start out every week with the best of intentions, but before you know it that renewed resolve snaps into resentment. Once again you find yourself defeated, out of steam, and counting down the hours ‘til you can escape to your pjs, the couch, and an episode or three of your latest guilty pleasure binge.

Worst of all, you never feel like you can kick back and enjoy playing a game with your kids or escape to a quiet room with a good book… because there’s always something more productive you feel you should be doing instead.

THERE’S NEVER ENOUGH TIME IN THE DAY.

Yup. I feel ya.

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Hi. I’m Diana -

a fellow working mom – and I struggle with this, too.

I won’t pretend I’m some kind of expert who discovered a miraculous solution and woke up the next day magically able to keep my shit together.

Rather, I used to be your average go-getter overachiever who held it all together until I added “mom” to my résumé and things started falling apart. I soon admitted I couldn’t follow through 100% like I wanted to, and instead had to distill all the years of self-help and personal development work I’d devoured into what would quickly and easily work for me.

My life isn’t Pinterest-pretty, and it’s never perfect, but I CAN proudly say:

I’ve helped dozens of other moms to feel this way, too… and I’d love to help YOU.

I help them get real about what they want, realize their priorities better than ever before, cut out tons of to-dos that no longer apply, and get support for what they need so they can enjoy their family time more and relax into a daily rhythm that feels easier, but still productive.

“I needed a mixture of both warmness and accountability. I also love her sense of humor and flexibility - completely necessary right now!”

"Her personality never made me feel like I had to be perfect. She is very kind, yet also able to keep the client working on improving themselves without feeling pressure. My favorite exercise really helped me realize that I had to make some serious changes with my marriage."

“She “gets it” as a mom.”

“Your message just felt like a big hug!”

“I actually looked at a lot of coaches. None of them appeared to understand how important it was to me to take care of myself (many are already very good at their own self-care). But how do you do that without sacrificing family, relationships, etc. ... which are equally important to me? I think Diana and I are at similar stages of life, which helps a lot.”

“I got so much out of my time with Diana that I wanted to share it with those I knew, as well, and was honored to have her speak at a meeting I run twice a year. Our attendees truly valued her knowledge and thoughtfulness.”

IF I’M SO AWESOME, THEN WHY DO I NEED HELP?

I know you’ve gotten used to handling whatever comes your way. It can be hard to admit you want some help. But especially in a time when we have more expectations loaded onto us than ever before (especially as we’re still trying to figure out what “normal life” is again after years of COVID-19), you need permission to embrace more realistic expectations – and that’s really hard to do by yourself.

I want to help. I’ve got you!

I LOVE this work and would love to talk to you to dig through all the unrealistic expectations you find yourself juggling!

Let’s face it – there is NEVER going to be some far-off “better” time to figure this stuff out.

So here’s that dare I mentioned above:

I dare you to get honest about what you REALLY want … and come talk to me.

Your reward? I can help you find simple, creative ways to DO LESS of the time- and energy-draining crap that gets in the way.

Imagine having a one-way, totally focused on YOU, heart-to-heart conversation about what you REALLY need to stop juggling everybody else’s expectations of you and start living a life better aligned with your most satisfying priorities.

That relief can be just half an hour away! Simply click the button below to schedule a complimentary 45-minute call. Let’s have a chat and see if we can make life a little easier for you as soon as possible!

45-minute Complimentary Call

Stop overthinking your overwhelm. Talk it out, find a path forward, and get some relief NOW.

Hey there, Mama!

I’m certified life coach Diana Forbes, and I have a dare for you.

Yes, I see you there!

and where has that gotten you?

Now you’re ALWAYS the one in charge of ALL THE THINGS. UGGGGGHHHHHHHHH.

Even if you (reluctantly) ask for help, it’s often more trouble than it’s worth.

THERE’S NEVER ENOUGH TIME IN THE DAY.

Yup. I feel ya.

45-minute Complimentary Call

Hi. I’m Diana -

a fellow working mom – and I struggle with this, too.

My life isn’t Pinterest-pretty, and it’s never perfect, but I CAN proudly say:

I’ve helped dozens of other moms to feel this way, too… and I’d love to help YOU.

I bet you're wondering:

IF I’M SO AWESOME, THEN WHY DO I NEED HELP?

I want to help. I’ve got you!

Let’s face it – there is NEVER going to be some far-off “better” time to figure this stuff out.

45-minute Complimentary Call

Stop overthinking your overwhelm.