love the Mess Intro

Welcome to Love the Mess! This is not my first blog, but hopefully it will be the one that sticks. Stick around to follow my journey balancing motherhood, home management, finances and self love.
I created this blog over a year ago, on paper that is. I created this blog when I was struggling with major anxiety. I was stressing myself out over every little thing that wasn't meeting some sort of perfection I had created in my head. Finally, something clicked. I don't know exactly when or what it was, but I realized I was stressing over trying to make my life into something I didn't even want. That's when I started to 'Love the mess'.
Loving the mess isn't about letting you house be a mess all the time. However, it's accepting that life is messy and that's okay. A full pile of laundry everyday means your family is nearby working hard and playing hard. Your kids are driving you crazy? Isn't it a blessing to have happy, healthy, active learners looking up to you. Look at all those dishes in the sink, we're so blessed to have food to dirty all those dishes.
I'm sure many people naturally think this way, but a year ago I was having major trouble with this. I was stressing over what my life wasn't , not even realizing I didn't want the life I had envisioned in my head. Silly huh? I'm learning to love myself, and understand myself better then I ever have.
Follow my journey right here. I'll be sharing a bit of my perspective in hopes that someone out there finds it helpful. I will share my experiences with my children, tricks I've learned for better home management, side hustles I love and of course my journey to being the best me I can be.

Out of  curiosity, how many of you have made multiple blogs before the one your on today? How many? Let me know in the comments below. I look forward to meeting you <3

Kelly

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