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I Took My Work Seriously, But Not As A Craft. More As A Life.

The Very Damaging, Frightening Part Of Postpartum Is The Lack Of Perspective And The Lack Of Priority And Understanding What Is Really Important.

You Don't Necessarily Have To Be In Misery To Be Talented.

I've Given Myself A Bit More Of A Break In That I Can't Say Yes To Everything. I Have To Prioritize, And Obviously It Starts With Your Children. But I Used To Be Much Later On The List. I've Started Putting Myself Within A Safe Distance From That First Priority. You Just Have To Remind Yourself To Not Forget About Your Relationship And To Not Forget About Yourself. And It's Interesting, Because I Have A Very Fraught Relationship With Working Out.

Two Eggs Do Not An Omelette Make