You need the Sunday Night Miracle.

If you're carrying the whole household in your head — the shoe sizes, the sleep schedules, the bills, the seventeen open loops nobody else sees — and you're one "what's for dinner?" away from losing it, this book is for you. The Sunday Night Miracle is a simple, six-part weekly meeting you run with your spouse: thirty minutes, tea in hand, phones face down. Written by a former startup founder turned stay-at-home mom, it's the exact system that ended the arguments in her house, put her and her husband back on the same team, and made the mental load something two people hold instead of one. No therapy-speak, no complicated apps — just one repeatable conversation that quietly runs your whole home.

Inside, you'll get:

• The complete meeting, ready to run tonight — a print-and-go agenda with the exact questions to ask, so you can have your first Sunday Night Meeting before you've even finished the book

• The end of the "what's for dinner?" ambush — a simple weekly rhythm that kills daily logistics questions, last-minute scrambles, and "you never told me about that" fights for good

• A way to raise hard things without starting a fight — word-for-word scripts for airing frustrations while they're still conversation-sized, plus what to say when you're the one receiving them

• Money talks that don't end in silence or tears — "training wheels" for couples who've never once discussed a budget, bills, or what safe spending actually looks like

• A four-week on-ramp for skeptical spouses — including exactly how to pitch the meeting to a partner who rolls their eyes at the word "meeting" (and why almost nobody quits after week two)