In this episode of The Stacey Flowers Podcast, I'm sharing the real strategy behind my 2026 income goal of $500,000.

This isn't about hype or pretending I've already arrived. It's an honest look at how I'm thinking about money, business, and capacity as I build toward this next level. I'm walking through the mindset shifts, financial decisions, and practical strategies I'm using to create sustainable income while still navigating postpartum, breastfeeding, and the realities of motherhood.

I want to acknowledge that none of this—including this episode—would be possible without my village: the people, support, and systems that make it possible for me to dream big and build well. Because success and happiness are never a solo journey.

If you've ever set a big financial goal and wondered how to pursue it without losing yourself in the process, this episode is for you. Let's talk about what it really takes to build wealth with dignity, intention, and gratitude.

In this episode, I answer a heartfelt question from the community: What's it like being a mom at 40 compared to 18?

I reflect on what it means to parent two generations of children while living in two different cities—raising my newborn daughter in Chicago and staying connected to my adult son in Omaha. I share how this new season of motherhood feels different: more peaceful, more supported, and surprisingly joyful.

I also explore how being in a healthy, happy partnership has made me a better mom and how my current lifestyle—focused on homemaking, intention, and healing—has changed the way I show up for my family.

This is a tender and honest episode about love, growth, and redefining motherhood in a way that honors both who I was and who I've become.

🎧 Tune in for a vulnerable look at what it means to mother through multiple seasons—and to feel good while doing it.

In this deeply personal episode, I respond to two thought-provoking questions from my community. The first: "Wasn't your previous content already homemaking?"—a reflection that helped me realize how trauma had shaped my view of myself and my work. The second: "Why does homemaking have to mean not earning income?"—sparked an honest conversation about the fears I had around choosing between building a business and building a home. I open up about how therapy and healing have allowed me to embrace my identity as a homemaker and how I'm learning that creating content can be part of this sacred work. This episode is a vulnerable exploration of dreams, identity, money, and healing.