EP129: Parenthood & Partnership: Crafting a Career Post-Baby
Description
Hey, mamas! This week I delve into the nuanced decision-making process of returning to work after becoming a mother. I share my personal journey navigating the intricate balance between being a full-time mom and pursuing entrepreneurial dreams.
We'll explore the importance of clarity, the right timing, and the ongoing dance between societal expectations and personal desires. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of setting boundaries, finding balance, and redefining success on the unique journey of a working mother.
- The decision to go back to work after becoming a mother involves considering both emotional and practical factors, such as personal desires, societal expectations, and financial stability.
- Timing is crucial in making the decision, taking into account the developmental milestones of the child and the readiness of the family unit.
- Balancing work and family life requires setting clear boundaries and being fully present in each role.
- Childcare arrangements, such as hiring a nanny or relying on family and friends, can provide support and allow for quality family time.
- Redefining success as a working mother involves finding a new purpose, letting go of societal judgments, and prioritizing self-care.
00:02:00 Feeling bored and itching to do something outside of motherhood
00:05:00 Frustration with societal expectations and lack of support for new mothers
00:09:00 Dividing responsibilities and finding external support for quality family time
00:10:00 Challenges and benefits of working together as a couple
00:14:00 Finding a new purpose and balancing personal and family aspirations
00:17:00 Shifting expectations and redefining success
00:18:00 Breaking milestones into smaller wins
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