In this episode, host Jill Wright welcomes Hannah Morgan:entrepreneur, mom of three, and the founder of Heron House Management for a powerful conversation about redefining how we manage our homes. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the mental load of motherhood or struggled to find balance in your home life, this episode is for you.

Hannah shares how she created the first-ever virtual house management service to support working parents in systematizing their homes, redistributing domestic labor, and reclaiming time and energy. From real talk about burnout to practical strategies for outsourcing household tasks, this conversation is full of insights for anyone who’s juggling “all the things.”

In this episode, you’ll learn:

💡 How to create more equity and balance in your household

🧠 What it means to outsource the mental load—and how to start

🛠️ Simple systems to reduce stress and keep your household running smoothly

🌱 Why managing your home like a project can give you back time for what really matters

👨‍👩‍👧 How to shift the dynamic between partners to create a more supportive team at home

About Hannah:

Hannah Morgan is the founder of Heron House Management, the first virtual house management company designed to help busy parents streamline their home life. With a background in project management and a heart for working moms, Hannah is on a mission to help families reduce overwhelm, redistribute responsibilities, and make space for joy.

Connect with Hannah:

🌐 https://www.heronhousemanagement.com

📱 https://www.instagram.com/heronhousemanagement and https://www.facebook.com/heronhousemanagement

Resources Mentioned:

🛒Shop the Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/heronhousemanagement

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