Episode #10 - Jen Koman
“It doesn’t have to be perfect, but you have to do it. You have to put yourself out there. You have to start the thing.”
What happens when the host becomes the guest?
For the first time on The Little Things, the tables turn.
Instead of asking the questions, Jen Koman sits down to answer them, reflecting on the experiences that shaped her, the lessons motherhood continues to teach her, and why she's become more interested in connection than achievement.
In conversation with Madeleine Fawcett, Jen shares her thoughts on reinvention, aging, parenting adult children, learning to say no, and building a life around what truly matters. She also opens up about the unexpected path that led to The Little Things and her hope of creating a community where meaningful conversations feel as natural as gathering around a dinner table.
This is a conversation about becoming, trusting the seasons of life, and discovering that the things we remember most are often the smallest ones.
In this episode:
Growing into new versions of ourselves
The evolution of motherhood and letting go
Why saying "no" creates space for what matters
Finding beauty in ordinary moments
Building The Little Things—and the community still to come