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The Sunday Reset: Simplify Edition (aka...the what's in my brain edition!)
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- Get Mom Ready Podcast
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- May 31, 2026
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- 576
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Summary
On last week’s Sunday Reset, Hannah shared what’s in her pool bag this summer. Hannah has such an eye for fashion and looking put together, and I am often…the opposite of that. Which is one of the reasons I love GetMomReady so much. We are all so different, but we are unified by the same values: telling the truth, supporting each other, and making space for the whole mom. So this is my version of “what’s in my bag.” Most days, my “bag” is: * my phone * a wallet stuck to the back of it * and one car key That’s it. I don’t really carry a purse because digging through a bag is my personal nightmare. I like pockets. I like being hands-free. Do I need a cute bag for networking events? Yes. Especially after the time I showed up to a very fancy fundraising brunch at River Oaks Country Club in an outfit I felt amazing in ( read more about that outfit in my Mother’s Day saga here )… only to realize my ancient clutch was literally shedding white pieces behind me as I walked to my seat. Very humbling and very classic Holly Tate. But that little “what’s in my bag” moment got me thinking about something bigger for this Sunday Reset. My word for this year is simplify (see vision board pic in the video above or the pic below!). And as we get close to the halfway point of the year, I’m checking back in with that word. Because simplifying is not just about carrying less or carrying “the right” stuff. For me, it’s about simplifying my commitments, having fewer unfinished decisions, cancelling subscriptions that aren’t serving me, and reflecting on the things living rent-free in my brain. For years in my corporate jobs, Sunday meant the Sunday scaries for me: that pit in my stomach when I looked at the week ahead and thought about everything I owed, everything I was behind on, and everyt…