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For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to be good. A good daughter, student, sister, friend. Later, a good mother, writer, and leader. It’s a drive that pushed me—and at times, nearly broke me.

It’s a trait, or maybe an innate urge, I see in so many fellow older millennial women. We were told we could do all the things, have all the opportunities, and be everything at once. In the quest to always be good, I realized I was hardly ever living good. Now, I strive for goodish. A solid type B-. The deranged Virgo in me still fights back, but even she can be tamed over time.

I invite other women to join me in this goodish revolution—to redirect the pressure to be perfect and embrace creativity, imperfection, and impact. Through the content I create and the stories I tell, I aim to inspire women to stop chasing “good” and start living good.

Before Goodish Media, I founded Mama Beasts, a stroller fitness program and community in the Boston area. What started as a small fitness class grew into a local movement supporting mothers’ fitness and mental health.

With no marketing budget, I expanded the program to multiple locations, eventually reaching thousands of women through in-person and virtual classes, 1:1 coaching, retreats, events, and online programs. Along the way, Mama Beasts was featured twice in The Boston Globe and became a trusted community for mothers navigating the early years of parenting.