I really enjoy being intentional about what shows up on my Instagram feed. Most of the accounts I follow focus on career advice, practical tips, mindset, motherhood, health, and a little humor.
I also keep my Instagram separate from Facebook because I prefer my feed to reflect the things I’m interested in learning from, not just the people I know.
These are some Instagram accounts that have helped me think differently about work, motherhood, routines, and building a life that feels more manageable.
Some offer career advice, some share business and life ideas, and others simply make everyday life feel a little easier. If you’re a mom looking for fresh perspectives on these topics, these pages might be worth following:
@peakperformancewithjulia
Julia Arndt is a coach that focuses on helping ambitious women succeed in their careers without burning out. She shares practical tips on work habits, managing stress, setting boundaries, and building a life where career goals and personal wellbeing can coexist.
@inesbattistini
Ines is a mindset and confidence coach that shares mindset and confidence content that encourages women to trust themselves more, stop overthinking, and approach goals with greater clarity.
Her content also helps you reflect on your actions, habits, and behaviors, while offering practical perspectives for personal growth and self-improvement.
@loewhaley
Laura, your virtual work bestie, offers career advice mixed with relatable workplace humor. Helpful if you’re navigating office life, communication, or professional growth.
@advicewitherin
Similar to Laura Loe Whaley, Erin offers practical career insights for women looking to grow professionally, switch jobs, or feel more confident in the workplace.
@bossbabe.inc
Natalie Elizabeth Ellis is an entrepreneur who helps women build freedom-based businesses. I often find her content really inspiring and relatable, and her quotes tend to feel like they perfectly capture things I’ve felt or needed to hear at the right time. She’s also the founder of @bossbabe.inc and CEO Mama.
@marieforleo
When I first heard about Marie Forleo, I felt an instant connection. She’s a free-spirited, passionate person with many interests who believes you don’t have to settle for a life or career that doesn’t feel aligned.
Marie helps women build the life of their dreams through business and personal growth advice, especially for those who want meaningful work and a career they genuinely enjoy.
@teachercareercoach
I discovered @teachercareercoach when I was exploring a transition out of teaching. Daphne shares really useful advice for teachers who are considering career changes or simply wondering what other paths might be available to them.
Her content is especially helpful if you’re feeling stuck, burnt out, or curious about what else you could do beyond the classroom.
@kayla_itsiness
Kayla shares motivation around fitness, healthy habits, and routines that can still fit into busy seasons of life. She’s also the founder of the Sweat app, which offers workout programs and fitness support for women at different stages of their health journey.
I’ve personally used the Sweat app and really love the variety of instructors and workout programs available, it makes it easy to find something that fits your schedule and energy level.
@kristinakuzmic
Krisitina Kuzmic is a breath of fresh air in a world of chaos. She shares real, funny, and honest motherhood content that speaks to the emotional side of parenting.
@dailyoriginalvids
If you’re a mom looking for quick hacks and practical tips, this is a great page to follow. Liz Richards shares short, useful everyday videos with simple ideas, shortcuts, and time-saving tips that make daily life feel a little easier and more manageable.
@darsthriftykitchen
This is a great page for moms on a budget. @darsthriftykitchen shares budget-friendly meals, practical recipes, and kitchen tips for feeding a family without overcomplicating things.
Final Thoughts
Instagram can be a lot, but when you intentionally follow accounts that inspire you, teach you something, or simply make life feel lighter, it can become a really positive space.
Best wishes,
Mel
