Somewhere between her first and second kids and coming to grips with her imperfections, television personality Rene Syler realized good enough was perfect for her. During her distinguished media career, including four years as anchor on CBS' The Early Show, Rene has always shown the courage to stand behind her convictions. While there, she conducted high profile interviews with First Lady Laura Bush, Senator John McCain as well as a host of celebrities. She is focused on creating a leading community for moms who understand the challenges of motherhood, and want to share information, stories and resources with one another. GOODENOUGHMOTHER.com is becoming a community of these women and through her book "Good Enough Mother, The Perfectly Imperfect book of Parenting” Rene is building a platform in which mothers will find other women just like themselves.

Rene is the daughter of two breast cancer survivors. Due to her parents’ diagnoses and her own pre-cancerous condition, which led to her own mastectomy, Rene has made it her mission to help educate and eradicate breast cancer. She travels the country as an ambassador for Susan G. Komen for the Cure and she was awarded the prestigious Gracie Allen award for her television series on breast cancer.

Rene lives in Westchester, New York with her husband, Buff Parham and children, Casey and Cole. As much as she loves them, she admits part of the attraction speaking to groups across the country is the opportunity to sleep in a bed without three other people in it and not having to answer the question that strikes fear into the hearts of exhausted mothers everywhere..."What's for dinner?"