In this episode of Lay Low, Erin shares the story behind what she calls her “Gypsy Life” years — the season after divorce where life became a constant back-and-forth between motherhood, reinvention, city weekends, Airbnbs, healing, friendships, and learning how to trust herself again.

From Mormon mom life and Bunko nights to discovering a skincare company that completely changed her world, Erin talks about the friendships, hobbies, experiences, and quiet inner voice that slowly pushed her toward a completely different version of herself.

This episode explores:

• Why adults (especially moms) lose hobbies and identity
• How small passions can reconnect us to ourselves
• The reality of separation, bird nesting, and rebuilding life in-between
• Friendship, support systems, and finding “your people”
• The guilt that comes with choosing yourself
• Learning that growth rarely looks polished while you’re inside it

This conversation is about becoming. About the moments when your gut whispers, “Something has to change.” About realizing you’ve been making everyone else’s life easier by making your own harder. And about finding the courage to finally listen to yourself.

If you’ve ever felt torn between the life you built and the life calling you forward… this episode is for you.

Maybe you’re not lost.
Maybe you’re just becoming.

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Thanks for laying low with me. ❤️