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He has a 34 weeks pregnant.

I might run out of breath like I mentioned,

but you know, we'll do my best. I was running out of breath like I mentioned but you know we'll do I'll do my best I was running out of I went right up to a couple weeks before I gave birth recording oh really yeah yeah I tend to go all the way to the end too because I mean it you know it's good. Yeah, I just to go all the way to the end too, because I mean it, you know,

feel good. Yeah, I just, you still feel like I'm doing me, you know?

Oh, wait, tell me about how you got into therapy and coaching.

Sure, well, I'm a licensed psychologist.

I've been practicing for over 10 years now.

I know I was just focusing a lot on younger, you know, females and going through

sort of transitional issues and identities and you know all that good stuff.

We go through that happens when we get more mountains.

Then I, you know, I became a mom and my focus shifted a little bit.

Not a little bit a lot a little bit, a lot.

Going through the motherhood process was just like a completely new shift for me.

And I am an older mom and so I was very much established in my career already

and wanted to still really hold on to parts of me.

So it just threw me for a whirlwind and then I decided I just feel like it's not talked.

It's becoming more talked about but it hasn't been for so long and I know even as a

professional I was completely shocked at what this whole process looked like so I

just feel like the more we talk about it the more we normalize some of these

challenges of being a mom or a working mom.

I feel like the internet has like funny memes or like people will make jokes about how hard

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