Welcome to episode #8 of the Working Girls Club podcast! In this episode, we’re all about working moms, and we’re discussing re-writing the rules around what it means to be a working mom in our day and age! As a working mom myself, I know the struggle is real, but so are the incredible rewards and the power to build our legacies and push the boundaries of what it means to be a working mama…Here’s to the badass, thriving, ambitious working moms who are taking over the world!
What you’ll learn/listen to/enjoy in this episode:
- How being a working mom today is so different than any other time before
- Why we owe it ourselves to shatter the ceilings around us and leave a legacy
- 6 rules to live, love and thrive by as a working mom today
- Plus: my review of ” A Year of Yes” by Shonda Rhimes and some deets on my first workshop
- Introducing a “Products and Recommendations” section on the podcast, where I discuss tools that I use and stand behind. Today’s recommendation is the Selz online content digital platform for all digital content creators and entrepreneurs out there!
Links:
- How to Create More Time As A Busy Working Mom from A Recovering Chronically Late Mom
- Why Every Woman Should Say Yes to Herself: 3 Lessons From “A Year of Yes” by Shonda Rhimes
- Selz affiliate link
- How to conduct your first workshop
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