You're not broken

In today’s episode of A Superwoman Handbook, we sit down with an inspiring guest whose bravery story is a gentle, necessary reminder that you are not lazy, stupid, or broken — no matter what the world tries to convince you of. She takes us back to her 15-year-old self, sharing how growing up in a paycheck-to-paycheck household shaped her need for safety and a steady paycheck, and how that same girl eventually found the courage to rewrite her own story. From a devoted teacher to a multi-published romance author and now the heart behind E.F. Bomb Coach, she reminds us that stepping outside the “safe and certain” box is not reckless, but radical self-trust in action. We laugh about gray hair bravery, motherhood chaos, planners that never quite fit, and the unapologetic freedom that comes from building life on your own terms — messy, imperfect, and wildly authentic.

If you’ve ever wrestled with the fear of failing in front of others or felt crushed by silent expectations to “do it all,” this conversation is for you. She walks us through the real, unfiltered process of trial and error — showing us how to fail fabulously, pivot courageously, and model resilience for our kids by letting them see us make mistakes and grow anyway. Her mission through E.F. Bomb Coach is clear: to guide neurodivergent women in finding coping skills and executive function strategies that honor how their brilliant brains really work — one imperfect step at a time. So take a deep breath, pull up a chair, and remember: you are not alone, and you are far more capable than you think. Let’s lean into the beautiful, brave mess together.

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