Busy Moms Get It Done
Busy Moms Get It Done
Podcast Description
Tired of the myth that motherhood means putting your dreams on hold? The Busy Moms Get It Done podcast dives deep into the lives of working mothers who are fearlessly pursuing their passions and building thriving careers. Join us each week for inspiring stories, practical advice, and honest conversations about navigating the beautiful chaos of motherhood and ambition. It’s time to redefine what it means to be a mom – one passionate pursuit at a time.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores various themes centered around motherhood, career ambitions, and self-care. Specific topics include balancing work and family life, the significance of community support, the realities of remote working, and the challenges of home-based businesses. For example, episodes cover intentional parenting, the experience of reparenting oneself, and the insights of utilizing LinkedIn for professional growth.
Tired of the myth that motherhood means putting your dreams on hold? The Busy Moms Get It Done podcast dives deep into the lives of working mothers who are fearlessly pursuing their passions and building thriving careers. Join us each week for inspiring stories, practical advice, and honest conversations about navigating the beautiful chaos of motherhood and ambition. It’s time to redefine what it means to be a mom – one passionate pursuit at a time.
In this insightful episode, join Esther Shittu as she chats with Africa Mama Iyore, the visionary founder of the Dear Working Mom Lounge. They dive deep into the distinct challenges working mothers face, drawing powerful comparisons between African and Western cultures.
Mama Iyore highlights the crucial role of community support, a stark contrast to the often isolated experience of motherhood in the West. They explore the daily juggle of balancing motherhood and career, and how home-based businesses can offer a liberating solution for many. The conversation also touches on the vital importance of health and nutrition for mothers, the damaging impact of stress, and the transformative power of positive affirmations in achieving your goals.
Discover why “I want to go back to Africa” resonates so deeply, how “stress is a killer,” and ultimately, why “you can have it all as a woman” is not just a dream, but a tangible reality with determination and effort.
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