The last few weeks have been a lot 🥹
My mom had a major stroke and everything suddenly became hospitals, doctors, and therapy schedules. I’ve been in full support mode, cheering her on as she works insanely hard to get her body back.
At the same time, something I worked really hard for was happening.
Teaching at FLOAT has been a bucket-list thing for me. It wasn’t easy to get here. Approvals, selections, sponsors, etc. Through all the layers, my mom was part of every step. She knew how much work went into this and she was so proud.
The timing of FLOAT feels awful. Like I just shouldn’t be here 🥹
Being there for my mom is my priority, and I really wanted to cancel. But walking away from
@therealfloat2026 and from
@globos.payaso , who is sponsoring me, didn’t sit right. And more than anything, I knew my mom would be devastated if I didn’t go.
So I’m leaving my kids with my husband, even though my mom was supposed to be here helping like we planned. I’m here feeling torn and heavy, but also grateful.
At FLOAT I’m teaching what I care about most: business growth, delegation, and building a life with more freedom.
This past month has been a real-life reminder of why systems matter. I’ve barely looked at a balloon in the last few weeks, while Balloon Van Gogh has been running smoothly. It’s allowed me to be present for my mom when she needs me most.
If you see me at FLOAT, come say hi and let me know if you’ll be taking my class. And of course, hugs ! 🫂
Thank you to the FLOAT team, Globod Payaso , and everyone who believed in me. I don’t take this lightly and I’m giving these classes everything I’ve got. 🤍