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Guided by my own motherhood experience, I founded From Me to We & Return Ready to support mothers through the transformative journey of matrescence. My communities and programs provide comprehensive support, merging leadership development with personal growth to redefine both motherhood and professional success.

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The best piece of advice I got when I was returning to work: When you're at work – go and smash it 💼 When you're at home – be present 🏡 Trying to do both at the same time? That’s when we start to unravel. #SaraPantry #returnready
Mum Guilt. It shows up in the quiet moments. The quick drop-offs. The missed milestones. The tension between love and longing. For the past 18 months, I’ve been learning to hold it differently. Not to erase it — but to understand
Motherhood flipped your world upside down? You’re not alone. 💫 It’s called matrescence—the untold transformation that redefines our identity, dreams, and desires as mothers. It's physical. It's emotional. It's cultural. And it&rsq
Mothers don’t need to change to fit into the workplace. The workplace needs to change to support mothers. Because when women lead with empathy, clarity, and boundaries—everyone rises. This is the new leadership. #sarapantry #newleadershi
When I started this journey, I wasn’t trying to become a new person. I just wanted to feel like me again. I wanted my energy back. My brain to actually work. To stop feeling like I was dragging myself through every day on 20%. And yeah —
For years, “summer is coming” filled me with dread. Not because I didn’t love the sun. But because swimsuits meant shame. Because I still didn’t feel like myself, even years after having my son. I thought I had to “bou

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