You’re taking care of everyone else, but who’s taking care of… You?

Picture this with me …

You’ve been doing it all: 

• Cooking
• Cleaning
• Chauffeuring
• Supporting your spouse's dreams
• Raising kids with everything you’ve got

Tired, overwhelmed, and exhausted from the daily grind of motherhood.

At some point, you realize that one night of sleep won’t fix this and something needs to change.

So, you buy all the planners and notebooks, creating detailed cleaning charts, to-do lists, and schedules, hoping to find that perfect balance. 

But ... it's ... just ... not ... working. 

The anxiety and exhaustion linger, and you find yourself questioning if you’re on the brink of depression.

So, you try joining mom groups online, searching for support and practical tips from other moms in the trenches.

You attend workshops, devour self-help books, and have even thought about going back to therapy. 

While therapy was helpful in the past, it doesn’t feel like the next step for you. 

You want someone that will teach you tools to manage the chaos of family life while ALSO pursuing your passion.

Because in your heart, you know that there’s something more out there waiting for you; something you’re meant to do.

But you start to wonder – is it even worth adding more to your plate?

This story is far too common.

I’ve heard from so many frustrated, overwhelmed moms who know they’ve "put in the work," but still can't create the balance and fulfillment they crave.

There’s good news, though. There is another way…

The REAL Reason You Don't Like 'The Good Life' You Have

You’ve probably heard all of these and more:

• “Lower your expectations.”
• “There’s a time and season for everything.”
• “The messes mean you’re making memories.”
• “They’re only little once. Someday you’ll miss this.”
• “Enjoy every minute. It goes so fast!”

This advice is unhelpful because kids need clean undies, you want clean plates, and lowering your expectations doesn’t magically fix everything you need to manage. 

Not to mention how discouraging it feels when you’re yelling at (or worse, not present with) your kids because you’re “dropping the ball”.

Then people tell you, “Take time for yourself. You can’t give from an empty bucket.”

This advice is well-meaning and all, but as you know it feels impossible.

While there is some truth to “putting on your oxygen mask first,” the reality is this:

Until you are clear on who you are, who you’re meant to become, and what your calling in life is, everything else will become a burden that holds you under water.

Let me explain …

Imagine building a house. Without a clear blueprint, prepping the soil, and laying a strong foundation, the house has no hope of standing long-term. 

The same is true for becoming the type of Mom who takes care of her family, supports her spouse AND pursues her dreams.

It is entirely possible, but only when you’re clear on:

• Who you are and your God-given gifts and talents
• The purpose you were sent to earth to do
• How to work with your brain rather than against it
• What specific tools will help you accomplish your goals

 This client is a perfect example of this truth.

Hi, I’m Lara Johnson. I’m a Mom of 4 between 13 years & 18 months old (2 of which are autistic), I’ve been married for over 16 years to a busy executive, and am a certified Life Coach for moms that feel called to more.

I’ve personally guided hundreds of moms through overwhelm, exhaustion, and “funk” for almost 10 years by giving them the tools to build a life they used to only dream of.

I couldn’t ignore the feeling that I was being called to something more

As a busy mom myself, I understand how overwhelming it can feel to pursue more for yourself while also taking care of your family.

In the early years of motherhood, I was solo parenting while my husband was growing his career.

I worked part-time “hobby” jobs in the evenings and during naps to keep my sanity, but deep down I always felt there was something more for me.

After years of being told “there’s a time and season for everything”, or “there’s no such thing as having it all”, I finally got fed up.

No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t ignore the feeling that I was being called to something more, and I wasn’t willing to lower my expectations of being a good Mom.

So, I had to get creative and find my own way.

How I'm able to "do it all" as a mom

While there are many books, podcasts, and Reels about how to find your purpose or manage your household, NONE OF THEM talk about how to do both at the same time.

I personally spent YEARS reading books, going to therapy, attending conferences, and listening to podcasts, trying to dissect the secret to being fulfilled while also being the mom I wanted to be.

Then, I took everything I learned and tested them in my home, finding what actually worked and what didn’t.

I started getting clear on how much time I wanted to spend on tasks like cleaning, what really mattered when it came to managing my home and finding ways to spend less time on “managing” and more time on the things that truly needed to be done.

For example, simply just replacing my kids' top sheet and comforter with a fleece blanket saved me an extra hour a week in laundry and making beds.

I could tangibly feel myself becoming a totally different person in a very short period of time who was confident in her decisions and abilities.

Because I wasn’t so overwhelmed by managing the house, I had more energy to put towards my family and my dreams.

Pretty soon, other moms started asking me questions

At play dates and girl's nights, this came up in conversation and when I shared what I was doing differently with my friends, they all started asking me questions:

• “How are you able to do it all?!”

• “When do you have time for yourself?”

• “How do I play with my kids when there’s so much to do?”

• “Where do you find the time to connect with your hubs?”

• “How did you know what to do with your life?”

When I realized how many other moms needed help with this, I did what others aren’t willing to do …

I spent several months condensing everything I’ve learned about how to make this process as simple and streamlined as possible. Then, I put it into a single “no brainer” connect-the-dots system.

Now any mom can follow the same simple process to figure out who they’re meant to be while still being the mom they want to be more quickly than they ever thought possible …

… without sacrificing play time with your kids

… without lowering your expectations of what it means to be a good mom

… without adding more to your plate

… without giving up on your relationship goals

… without changing who you are

… without feeling obligated to put others before your family

… and even if you don’t know what you’re meant to do with your life

How Much Does It Cost?

Imagine having the exact systems, strategies, and support that I personally offer in my private coaching—where clients pay a minimum of $5,000—to help overwhelmed moms regain control, find balance, and truly thrive.

These are the same life-changing frameworks that have helped countless moms create peace in their homes, pursue their passions, and finally step into their higher purpose.

But here's the thing: I know not everyone is ready to make that level of investment. Maybe you're juggling a million responsibilities, or maybe you've hesitated because you’re not sure where to start.

That's exactly why I created the Ultimate Mom Blueprint—an affordable, accessible program designed to deliver that same transformational experience, but at a fraction of the cost.

This isn't just about organizing your home or creating routines—it's about waking up to your calling as a mom and as a woman with dreams and making it all work in harmony.

With the mission to change the world, one empowered mom at a time, I wanted to make sure this life-changing resource was within reach for more people.

So, you won’t be paying $5,000 ...

You won’t even be paying $1,000.