This autoethnography explores the author's evolving identity, particularly focusing on the intersection of motherhood and professional aspirations. Drawing on personal experiences, interviews, and literary references, the essay examines how the author navigates societal expectations and personal values. The author reflects on the challenges and triumphs of balancing motherhood with career goals, highlighting the importance of self-confidence and challenging traditional gender roles. The essay analyzes the influence of specific texts from the course, such as 'Two Names, Two Worlds' by Jonathan Rodríguez, to understand the complexities of identity and the impact of societal pressures on women. The author discusses the support received from friends and family, and emphasizes the importance of maintaining one's core identity despite external influences. Ultimately, the autoethnography provides a detailed account of personal growth, resilience, and the pursuit of a fulfilling life that encompasses both motherhood and professional success.