invisible labor, visible systems. scripts, AI, and the real mental load of a working mom of two who's still in her 9-5 and not planning on quitting.
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including the part nobody talks about, which is what your work computer can see. i checked all four tools, and there are three totally different things people are scared of here.
that no one ever posts from a working mom of two with a 9-5…
the hack to find the number and what i'm doing about it before october.
5 prompts for the week nobody plans for, plus the calendar setup that ended the who's-doing-pickup texts.
a USC study said that moms handle 73% of the cognitive labor at home. so, if you're wrecked but the house looks fine, that's probably why
you can't fix it the weekend before, and the math tells you exactly which night to start. plus the morning routine for after.
you don't even need a list, prompt 1 builds you one for your city, your kids' ages and the weekends you actually have left. all 5 are free.
i'm a working mom of 2 with a full time 9-5 and i spent YEARS doing the four hour version, which never once made monday easier lol
why losing a close friend feels like a breakup, the research showing half your inner circle turns over in seven years, and why it isn't a sign you did something wrong.
a working mom adds up what a normal day actually costs, in the house or out, and the free prompt that shows who's really been tracking all the spending. plus what changed.
