The Moms’ Reset - April 17-19

A lakefront weekend to rest, laugh, and feel like yourself again.

You spend money on soccer cleats.
On summer camps.
On birthday gifts.
On groceries that disappear in 36 hours.

You research the best mattress for everyone else.
You schedule everyone’s appointments.
You make sure everyone is okay.

And when it comes to you?

You say, “I’m fine.”

But is fine really fine?
…or is fine tired, overstimulated, and hasn’t-sat-down-in-silence-in-a-while.

This weekend is where you stop being “fine.”

Take Off Your Cape

For a few days, you are not:

• the planner

• the snack provider

• the emotional anchor

• the one who remembers everything for everyone else

You are just a woman in a beautiful lakefront home with other smart, kind, funny women who get it.

No one needs anything from you.

Read that again.

No. One. Needs. Anything. From. You.

Luxury Meets Playful

This isn’t roughing it.

It’s balconies with sweeping lake views.
It’s soft beds and beautiful light-filled spaces.
It’s hot tub soaks under the sky.
It’s fire tables and wine and laughter that carries across the deck.
It’s kayaks and paddleboards when you feel adventurous — and quiet corners when you don’t.

You don’t cook.
You don’t clean.
You don’t coordinate.

You arrive.

You exhale.

You receive.

The Energy

No hurry.
No packed schedule designed to optimize you.
No pressure to do anything but be you.

This is connection without emotional labor.
Rest without guilt.
Fun without effort.

Slow mornings.
Hot coffee that stays hot.
Deep conversations that don’t feel heavy.
Laughing until your face hurts.

Everything is optional.
Nothing is performative.

What Happens Here

• Slow, spacious mornings

• Shared meals you didn’t cook

• Lake time (kayaks, paddleboards, or just floating)

• Hot tub and fire table evenings

• Real conversations

• Laughing your ass off

• Quiet time alone

• The feeling of being deeply taken care of

Small group. Beautiful setting. Thoughtful details.

You’ll leave lighter.

Not because you escaped your life —
but because you paused and remembered how to live it without white-knuckling it.

And Yes — It’s Worth It

You work hard.
You carry a lot.
You show up for everyone.

You deserve to be held, too.

This isn’t indulgent.
It’s restorative.

When you are rested, connected, and filled back up — everyone in your life benefits. But most importantly? You benefit.

You shouldn’t have to earn rest.
You shouldn’t have to sacrifice connection.
You shouldn’t have to wait until burnout forces your hand.

This is your chance to choose yourself on purpose.

If You’re Feeling That Little Pull…

That “I shouldn’t… but I want to” feeling?

That’s not selfish.

That’s your nervous system asking for care.

Come reset.
Come rest.
Come laugh.
Come be taken care of for once.

You deserve this.