Life with identical twins means double the chaos, double the laughs, and even a custom theme song: “Two of Me, Two of You.” From egg-free cupcakes at twin-only parties to airports where strangers do double takes, my boys remind me daily that leadership isn’t just learned at work — it’s shaped at home. Being a Twin Mom has made me a better leader: more patient, empathetic, and resilient.

When I was a kid, my dad made up facts with absolute confidence—gum lives in your stomach for seven years, sit too close to the TV and you’ll ruin your eyes. Now parenting isn’t guesswork—it’s instant education. With AI, we answer questions in the moment curious minds are wide open. From Shark Week moments at the library to DIY hacks in the kitchen, parenting today is less “figure it out later” and more “let’s unlock this together—right now.”

We thought we were just entering a theme park—until our twins and their dad broke the facial recognition system. The glitch wasn’t really about tickets; it was about identity. Old rules say one face, one name, one person. But what happens when identical DNA, shared names, and near‑perfect lookalikes prove those “truths” wrong? In the age of AI, even identity is being redefined—and the rules can’t keep up.

You can listen to N9N is Mine, written for my daughter and all her friends turning Nine this year! Part of my Mom-tastic Moments!