All right, Stememem, does any of this sound familiar?

You feel constantly triggered by the ex or your stepkids.

You spend nights lying awake and bed, replaying conversations with the X in your head,

or just thinking about all the things that you wish you could say.

You feel anxiety and dread before your stepkids arrive,

or you feel sad like an outsider and just constantly irritated.

Some mornings you wake up feeling guilty for how you reacted the night before, but you have big

reactions to little things, but it's not about the thing, it's about all the things.

Maybe that situation wasn't that big of a deal. You tend to isolate yourself when your stepkids

arrive. You feel shame or guilt for how you really feel.

Some days you check out real estate listings for a place to live solo just in case.

You fantasize about what not being a stepmom would look like because you're depleted, you're

overwhelmed, and you're just over it. You love your partner, but this is a lot. If you've experienced any of these things,

you're experiencing stepmom burnout and I have something for you. Feelings of burnout are just so

normalized for women in our society that so many of us think it's normal to feel the way we feel,

but it does not need to feel this way. So on October 9th, I'm hosting a live masterclass for

stepmums who want to beat stepmom burnout. Implement the strategies that I'm going to share,

and you're going to start to experience stepmom life in an entirely different way. I'm going to

help you identify burnout, because so many of us don't even realize that this is how we're feeling.

Communicate the need for change

with your partner. Improve the vibe of your home. Disengage without disconnecting, if that's the right

move for you. Where stepmums are getting self-care wrong, I'm going to show you how to set boundaries

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