Gorgeous at the End - As A Single Mom
Robin Sharma - the mind behind The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari - once said, “Change is hard at first, messy in the middle, and gorgeous at the end.” If there’s one quote that feels like it was written for my life story, it’s this one. When I …
Robin Sharma - the mind behind The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari - once said, “Change is hard at first, messy in the middle, and gorgeous at the end.” If there’s one quote that feels like it was written for my life story, it’s this one.
When I found out I was going to be a single mom, it felt like my entire world flipped upside down.
I didn’t want it, I didn’t expect it, and I genuinely didn’t know if I would be okay.
It was one of the scariest moments of my life.
From the day I gave birth to Victoria until her 10th birthday, it felt like navigating a storm with no compass.
Co-parenting was a huge challenge, the weight of raising two children alone, learning how to raise them on my own - and in between it all, I had to step into my Empress persona.
Trust me - it was MESSY .
It was messy in every sense: emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.
The kind that breaks you, rebuilds you, and forces you to grow in ways you never imagined.
But this year… everything shifted - as if the dark clouds finally lifted and the sky opened up.
I now have healthy, peaceful co-parenting relationships with both dads.
I’m happily single and living my life to the very fullest.
And I feel deeply, wholly loved by my two daughters - in a way that makes every struggle, every long business meetings worth it.
Indeed, it is gorgeous at the end.
I’ve lived through the change, survived the messy middle, and finally stepped into a chapter that feels like my own happy ending.
Founder of Hooked