WE APPRECIATE YOU. 25% OFF SITE-WIDE SURPRISE SALEWe salute all the mothers who are striving to balance life and support their families and communities at this time. Please enjoy 25% off site-wide with CODE: LOVEMOM25Christina wears the Stella Pant in blush with the Vintage Polaroid Tee for an effortless chic style that keeps her feeling like herself. How I Stay BalancedI start my morning with a few minutes of meditation along with a few cups of coffee. Motherhood is a marathon, not a sprint. The key for me is to set small and reasonable goals for the day. All of our schedules have been upended but I try to keep positive. I usually start the day by organizing my kid's school work and prioritizing key tasks for both myself and family - keeping things simple and as hands-on as possible. I also make sure they get some fresh air. We have loved walks and biking around the neighborhood.I am fortunate to have my husband as a resource to help juggle schedules. We have divided tasks between us to create a system and make the best of it. Some days are better than others but we try to keep smiling through.I also try to put myself first at least twice a week, otherwise I will burnout and be of use to no one. Taking a shower, putting on my favorite outfit and a swipe of red lipstick does wonders. Also wearing my jewelry always. I try to keep the spirit of who I am alive regardless of what is happening around me.3 Things I've Learned Having my Kids HomeJust laugh -- When all else fails, I try to have fun and connect with my kids whether we watch a movie together or have a dance party. Life is short, this will pass and we will have memories of being together, and I want them to be good ones.Try this fun project we did this week. Set Expectations -- The first week we were home I created a large list of projects and was frustrated when we were not able to complete the goals. Since then I've learned to manage my expectations and create a system that works, shorter and more attainable goals drive success and happiness.It's OK to lose Control -- This has been the hardest for me to learn. Sometimes it's okay to let things go and re-group later. The other day my kids were off-track, I had work to do, and it felt like the sky was falling, but I let it. We figured it out, and the next day we moved forward, made new goals, and started over. And that's okay. There is a constant pressure to uphold so much as a mother, wife and woman, but we are learning to let it go and let others help or simply take a break for a day. It's okay. You're still a kick-ass mom, wife, friend, colleague. As our role as mothers, wives, and businesswomen is redefined one thing is certain, we always find a way to come together, empower each other, and thrive. After all, we have each other in strength and spirit.I am inspired by each of you and hope that this SALE will provide a needed break in your routine to give YOU a chance to be first -- find yourself a new piece you will love to wear, for you -- because you deserve it. xx, Christina Karin MonleyFounder + Chief Creative Officer

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