“I know this season can feel like everything is shifting under your feet.
But this stage of motherhood isn’t about losing yourself — it’s about learning how to prioritize what matters with clarity and confidence.”

-Sarah Colbert

For moms of tweens and teens

LEARNING TO CHOOSE THEMSELVES WITHOUT GUILT

Ready to stop feeling overwhelmed and start prioritizing your time without guilt?

Inside Time Clarity Coaching, we’ll simplify your days, clarify your priorities, and help you feel confident in how you’re showing up — without guilt, pressure, or unrealistic expectations.

Ready to “steal” my

Time Clarity Roadmap?

LET'S DO THIS

A few years ago, I found myself in the middle of raising growing kids and managing a busy household — yet feeling surprisingly overwhelmed.

I had stepped away from my career to focus on my family, something I don’t regret for a second. But as my girls got older and needed me differently, I realized I had more time in my day… but far less clarity about how to spend it.

I didn’t need a new identity. I needed clarity and confidence in my daily decisions.

I needed a way to prioritize my time without guilt — and create simple rhythms that actually work for this season of motherhood.

Enter: Time Clarity Coaching.

Hi, I’m Sarah!

So, what is the midlife motherhood shift?

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At first, I tried to ignore the tension—telling myself it was just a phase. But deep down, I knew I wasn’t meant to stay stuck in the in-between.

So I started taking small, intentional steps:
✨ Resetting my mindset
✨ Reconnecting with who I was outside of my roles
✨ Rebuilding confidence

Those steps turned into a method—something real, repeatable and practical.

Today, I coach other midlife moms using what I call the

Midlife Momentum Method
a faith-rooted framework that helps you rediscover who you are, set life-giving boundaries, and move forward with clarity and peace.

Because here’s what I’ve learned:
You’re not lost. You’re just in transition.
And you don’t have to navigate it alone.

LET'S GET STARTED