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Why You Keep Having the Same Fight With Your Partner

Why You Keep Having the Same Fight With Your Partner with Michelle Purta

Relationships Why You Keep Having the Same Fight With Your Partner October 1, 2026

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If you’re searching for the secret to work-life ba

If you’re searching for the secret to work-life balance as a busy mom, you might be asking the wrong question.

Maybe the goal isn’t figuring out how to do it all.

Maybe it’s figuring out what actually needs to be done by you—and building the systems, support, and flexibility to handle everything else.

That’s one of the biggest themes that came out of my conversation with Melissa Core-Caballo, Founder and CEO of Dead Horse Branding, on The Secrets of Supermom Show.

Melissa is a successful entrepreneur, wife, and mom of two who runs a business alongside her husband. She’s also experienced seasons when even the very best plans couldn’t prepare her for what was coming.

And if you’re a working mom who loves a good plan (hello, my people!), you probably know exactly what that feels like.

You create the schedule. You organize the calendar. You establish the routines.

And then a child gets sick.

A work emergency pops up.

The school sends an email about something happening tomorrow that apparently everyone else knew about three weeks ago.

Or life throws something at you that is much, much bigger than an inconvenient schedule change.

So how do you create work-life balance when life itself is constantly changing?

That’s where things get interesting.

Ready to listen to the whole episode? Catch it at secretsofsupermom.com/312.

What if the clutter in your home is costing you mo

What if the clutter in your home is costing you more than just space?

That pile of papers you see every time you walk into the kitchen. The closet you keep meaning to clean out. The drawer where you can never find what you need. The sentimental stuff you don’t really want—but feel guilty getting rid of.

All of it can add to the mental load you’re already carrying.

And if you’re a busy mom, the solution probably isn’t another complicated organizing system or an entire Saturday spent cleaning out the garage.

In this episode of The Secrets of Supermom Show, I’m talking with Deanna Yates, recovering perfectionist, busy mom, and host of the top-ranked Wannabe Clutter Free podcast, about a completely different approach to decluttering.

You can find the whole episode at secretsofsupermom.com/311!

If you’re the person everyone can count on, chance

If you’re the person everyone can count on, chances are you’ve heard some version of this before:

“I knew you could handle it.”

And you probably can.

You can figure it out. You can squeeze it in. You can solve the problem. You can take care of the kids, lead the meeting, answer the email, help the team member, remember the appointment, and somehow get dinner on the table.

But just because you can handle something doesn’t mean you should.

In this episode of The Secrets of Supermom Show, I’m talking with business strategist and executive leadership coach Dawn Andrews about what we started calling the “curse of the capable.”

Because sometimes the more capable you are, the more you end up carrying.

And eventually, capability without boundaries can turn into exhaustion, resentment, and burnout.

✅ out the whole episode at secretsofsupermom.com/310!

Do you ever feel like it’s your job to make sure e

Do you ever feel like it’s your job to make sure everyone in your family is okay?

Your child is upset, so you immediately try to make them feel better. They’re disappointed, and you look for the silver lining. They’re frustrated, and you offer advice. There’s conflict in the house, and you’re already figuring out how to smooth it over.

For many moms, keeping everyone happy can feel like part of the job.

But what if trying to fix everyone’s feelings is actually getting in the way of the connection you want with your kids?

In this episode of The Secrets of Supermom Show, I’m talking with Diane Sorensen, certified Transformational Coach and host of the Chaos to Connection podcast, about how to connect with your kids by first learning how to connect with yourself.

We talk about parenting triggers, people pleasing, emotional regulation, generational patterns, and one idea that might completely change the way you respond when your child is struggling:

One of the greatest gifts we can give our kids is learning how to be okay when they are not okay.

Get the full episode at secretsofsupermom.com/309🎧

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