from here to there

The roadmap.

I want a country for mothers, built by mothers. I started with a film. Now I help you name the skills you already have. This is what I'm building toward, one step at a time.

The road to a country for mothers
Photo: Stessie Kelly Photography
  1. Where it started2025 to 2026

    The film.

    No Country for Mothers showed me what mothers are up against. I was an associate producer. I hosted 40 screenings for 2,000 mothers. More than 100 hosts screened it across the country. The film was the gasoline.

  2. Step one · nowRight now

    The work.

    Mothers name the skills they already have and put them to work and the book.

  3. Step two · nextComing next

    Rebuild.

    I start with what you already bring. Your skills, your energy, your next step.

    • See your skillsEverything you've lived, at work and at home, counts. I'll help you name it.
    • Find your energyCatcher, Protector, Seer, Closer, Engine or Connector. Every team needs all six, and every one is welcome.
    • Go one step at a timeYour health, your joy, the support you need, the big decisions, and the thing you keep putting off.
  4. Step three · after thatAfter the rebuild

    The platform.

    I want mothers to share what they have. So you can get the support you need to build what you want.

    • Trusted helpThe recommendations and help moms turn to, from other moms.
    • Real connectionMothers standing behind each other, close to home and across the country.
    • Brands that show upBrands earn a mother's trust by putting energy in, not taking it out.

The destination

A country for mothers.

A country where mothers are part of the conversation and the decisions. Here's what it looks like.

Read the vision
  1. 1Mothers own their skillset
  2. 2Mothers take part in the big decisions
  3. 3Support and infrastructure are there when we need them
  4. 4Our health is a priority
  5. 5Joy is part of the plan

Panels and talks

Bring Megan to your screening.

I join screenings in person and online, on panels or as the keynote. I talk about what mothers already bring. And what employers, towns and families can do to support them.