TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
Paige's Perspective: How to Survive Maycember Without Losing Yourself
Paige's Perspective: How to Survive Maycember Without Losing Yourself
Paige's Perspective: How to Survive Maycember Without Losing Yourself
Friday 23rd May 2025
Paige Robinson shares tips on surviving Maycember chaos with humour and practical advice for prioritising self-care and family time.
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TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
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Episode Overview
- It's okay to feel overwhelmed during busy seasons.
- Focus on self-care to avoid spiralling into old habits.
- Let go of non-essential tasks to make room for priorities.
- Communicate effectively with your partner about shared responsibilities.
- Embrace imperfections and find humour in everyday chaos.
"The crockpot is not a crisis. It’s just a reminder that something’s always gonna be undone."
In this episode of 'Till The Wheels Fall Off', Paige Robinson tackles the chaos of Maycember – that frantic period when school events, sports, and end-of-year madness converge. If you've ever felt like you're juggling flaming torches while riding a unicycle, this one's for you. Paige opens up about her own struggles with balancing family life and personal commitments, revealing that even she sometimes feels like she's lost the plot.
It's comforting to know that even the hosts have moments where everything feels like it's going off the rails. Paige shares candidly about a recent spat with her husband, Matt, which led to a shift in her mindset. She highlights the importance of recognising when you're overwhelmed and how to push through those moments.
Her honesty is refreshing and relatable – we all have those days where the laundry room looks like a bomb site, and dinner is a choice between cereal or pizza. The episode offers practical advice on prioritising self-care amidst the chaos. Paige suggests letting go of the small stuff – like unfolded laundry or missed sign-ups – and focusing on what truly matters, like staying active and spending quality time with your kids.
Her approach is about finding balance and embracing imperfections. Paige's humorous anecdotes and down-to-earth wisdom make this episode not just informative but genuinely supportive. You'll find yourself nodding along, maybe chuckling at the crockpot story, and feeling validated in your own hectic life. So, if you're looking for some real talk about surviving the madness of Maycember without losing yourself, this episode might just be what you need.