A Life Coach For Moms!
Whether you are at the beginning of your motherhood journey and surrounded by diapers and baby gear, the messy middle years with school papers piled high, homework, crazy schedules, and activities galore, or are in the "launching" phase of motherhood....Welcome!
Whether you are running board meetings at work, supervising board games at home, or creating vision boards for your business…. I’m glad you are here. This space is for you!
Hi, I’m Carla Miller. I am a life coach for moms. YES - Moms! Whatever your phase of motherhood or career, it is my mission to help you live YOUR best life. I want to help you maximize motherhood through coaching.
What exactly does it mean to Maximize Motherhood?
When you Maximize Motherhood you:
LEAD YOUR LIFE WITH CONFIDENCE, PURPOSE & JOY
POWERFULLY CHASE YOUR GOALS & DREAMS
LIVE OUT OF YOUR STRENGTHS
PROTECT, SUSTAIN & GROW YOUR ENERGY
SAY YES TO WHAT MATTERS MOST—INCLUDING YOU
Maybe you love your life and want strategies to continue to thrive, flourish, and grow. Or, perhaps you feel stuck, drained, and the last priority on the never ending to-do list. Maybe parts of both scenarios ring true. Coaching is transformational. It is powerful and provides life-changing insight. Coaching has helped my clients:
be the mom they dreamed of being
take time for themselves
move into their dream home
thrive in corporate America
complete triathlons
grow their businesses
navigate special needs with joy (yes joy!) and gratitude
support their employees
write books and blogs
grow in their faith
become a better wife
organize their houses
and much, much more.
Are you ready to live YOUR best life?
“Coaching with Carla was truly life-changing. I am so grateful that a friend told me about Carla Miller Coaching.”
cari | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CLIENT OPERATIONS, MOTHER OF 2
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When my children were little, I would meet regularly with other moms of multiples. It was so much fun. We laughed and swapped stories and strategies with other moms who understood making formula by the pitcher, and having to upgrade to a mini-van right away just so that you could legally come home from the hospital with your children. At one such meeting, one of my friends in this group shared how much she loved the baby stage. She thoroughly enjoyed creating activity "stations" for her trio and rotating them through. She liked the hands on feeding and changing, and even challenging herself to become more efficient at their basic care. I remember listening to her share at the time and thinking......"What?!? Is she serious?!? I guess I must be a horrible mother, because those were some of the hardest, most draining days of my entire life. In fact, I never want to do that again!" I then thought - "There must be something wrong with me to feel this way. After all, shouldn't everyone enjoy caring for their newborn/s?" Cue the immediate mom guilt.