The Empty Nester Club
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With a wealth of corporate experience + every mom title possible, I finally decided to rediscover myself again...
I'm Karla Raby Olson. Your brand new (reluctant) Empty Nester friend, just like you, who is committed to rediscovering joy in the journey.
Motherhood is such an important and beloved role, but so many women in mid-life lose their individual identity along the way. This becomes especially apparent when their children begin to move out and leave the nest. Many mothers simply don’t know who they are anymore without their children.
It's time you started to think about putting yourself first again.
welcome
My mission is to impact and empower
One Million Empty Nesters.
karla raby olson
Karla is an author, speaker, and former co-host of the Park City Pulse TV show. She is a founding member of Lionsheart Park City, Little Miracles Utah non-profit, and her favorite title, is mom to three daughters. Karla is an expert on preparing for life after kids and founded The Empty Nester Club to help other parents find joy in this new chapter of their lives. Karla’s passion for empowering others is evident in her many roles within the community she serves. She continually strives to make a lasting difference in the lives of those around her, making everyone feel seen, heard, and inspired. Her one-of-a-kind strategy for helping parents rediscover their passions and prepare ahead for their children leaving the nest is featured in her upcoming book,
“The Almost Empty Nester,” due out in January of 2025!
About My Audience
My followers are those who are about to embark upon an Empty Nesting journey or are in the middle of one. They enjoy personal, intentional story-driven content and respond to original blog posts and heartfelt humor.
- mothers of high school aged children
- mothers of multiple children
- current empty nesters who feel lost without the identity of being a busy mom
RELEVANT empty nesting STATS
22 mill +
Empty Nesters in the US Alone
only 7%
Prepare for this Phase of Life
63 %
Report Feeling Lost +
Lonely
2 yrs
Avg Time it Can Take to Adjust
Here's what makes my Empty Nesting content different:
My singular focus is the mother. I help her rediscover who she is before her kids leave the nest, providing a one-of-a-kind blueprint to start working on herself.
I hope to change the conversation surrounding Empty Nesting from a position of lack to a potential for joy.
I help women find clarity, courage, connection, and conversation surrounding Empty Nesting.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
My specialty when it comes to content is as follows, and you can expect a standard of excellence, communication, and cooperation.
Q. What problem do I solve?
I help women rediscover who they are before their kids leave the nest. Early preparation is key. I guide them through a proven framework to help them discover their Midlife Mission, their "One Thing", by giving them more clarity, courage, confidence and conneciton.
Q. What kinds of content do you deliver?
I collaborate + deliver content in multiple forms, not limited to: podcasts, blog posts, social media, event speaking, coaching, email, testimonials and video.
Q. Can you come on our show as an expert?
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worried about what comes next?
Coming early 2025! Join our pre-order list for author Karla Raby Olson's groundbreaking new book,
The Almost Empty Nester. Rediscover who you are, before your kids leave the nest, with newfound clarity, courage, connection, and community.
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If you're into navigating a path through mid-life, tips on finding joy with Empty Nesting, spreading kindness, great stories, things I find funny + probably way too many videos of my family? You've come to the right place. Welcome, it's a great ride.
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