Work smarter. Not harder.
By the end of the Chief Household Officer courses you will have discovered:
Tried and tested techniques from a licensed therapist to get motivated and be more productive at home
Systems for your home and family that work based on you and your family’s values and needs
The impact of accountability and support from a licensed counselor and an international group of moms
What it is like to save about 10 hours a week through the methods in the courses allowing for more time with your family and for yourself
Being frustrated and overwhelmed gets us no where. Wouldn’t it be nice to know you made progress in getting things done in your home and for your family at the end of the day?
I want to help you learn how to:
- Focus your time productively
- Create a personal and family mission statement
- Work on purposeful planning
- Create a morning routine you want to wake up to
- Find systems for meal planning, budgeting, and housework that make sense
- Enjoy a balance of being productive and time for you
- Create a list of self-care strategies that work
Which Chief Household Officer program is the right fit for me?
There are two separate tracks for The Chief Household Officer Academy:
From Stay at Home Mom to Chief Household Officer® is for full or part-time stay at home moms. The program, which is broken up into smaller courses, addresses topics like mom guilt and self-care from the experience of a stay at home mom. Learn more about the program HERE.
The Working Mother Initiative is for moms who work 25+ hours a week. The program has been used by the Boston Consulting Group in Munich to improve productivity and balance in their working mothers. Learn more about the program HERE.
Testimonials from Chief Household Officer students:
“Dear Katie,
I met you when I was at the lowest point in my life and you turned it magically into the best time of my life. Back then I was a person who used to wake up everyday without a sense of purpose and slept with lack of accomplishment. I was a stay-at-home-first-time-mom. In my head being a stay at home was my only identity and I was nothing beyond that. And to be honest I wasn’t doing justice to my SAHM role as well.
Thank you for showing me light in the darkest period of my life. With your course and training I (along with my husband) actually devised a system for everything in our house; budgeting, meal planning and what not. I now have a purpose (thanks to purposeful planning and positive affirmations). I am actually happy about my role as a CHO and accomplished a lot of things.”
-Nimrah (mom to a 1 year old) From Stay at Home Mom to Chief Household Officer® alumna
“This course has been such a blessing and wonderful experience! It’s helped eliminate the overwhelming feeling of not being able to get anything done at home or work. I’m still a work in progress but I don’t feel like I’m working in crises mode each day by purposefully planning & tackling jobs in a logical order. Thank you Katie!”
-Dana (mama to a busy, fun 3.5 year old boy), The Working Mother Initiative alumna
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Another podcast interview was released this week! Love chatting with other moms about how we can improve our lives and gain a greater appreciation for what we have. Check out the Extraordinary Moms Podcast and learn a little about being a mom in Germany as well as mental health in motherhood.
www.extraordinarymomspodcast.com/katie
Episode 29: International Mothering and Mental Health with Katie Rossler
My guest today is Katie Rossler. Chatting all the way from Germany, Katie is a licensed counselor and mom of 2. She is sharing today about her experience parenting and birthing children in Germany.…Loved doing a podcast episode with Julie Ciardi for the More Than Mommy podcast! Learn about family meetings and why you should have them in your home.
www.morethanmommypodcast.com/67
Being a bi-cultural couple, traveling was a must even when kids came along. Funny thing is with all the traveling we have done, I have learned 3 big lessons about life. Ready to learn what they are? Check out the new blog post and share with me what you have learned from traveling with kids.
Traveling with Kids - From Stay at Home Mom to Chief Household Officer
7 Countries, 2 Kids: Here are the lessons I learned about everyday life from traveling with kids. What have you learned from traveling with kids?