As a working mother of two young children, Anne feels overwhelmed by the constant demands of everyday life and the pressure to get everything right. She wants nothing more than to be present with her daughters, yet finds herself consumed by worry, responsibilities, and the feeling that there's always something more she should be doing.
In this heartfelt conversation, Peter Crone helps Anne explore the expectations she grew up with and how those same patterns may be shaping her experience of motherhood. Together, they examine the weight of perfectionism, the fear of repeating familiar behaviors, and what it means to create a different experience for herself and her children.