The Savvy Working Mom Blog
Mastering the Art of Self-Talk: Boost Your Career as a Working Mom
Have you ever talked yourself out of something good?
Have you ever had the chance to take an amazing vacation with your friends but kept telling yourself why you weren’t ready and why now wasn’t the right time to do it?
Have you ever passed on the opportunity to do something you wanted, something that would advance your career or make your life happier, because you thought you weren’t ready?
How to Elevate Your Work and Amplify Your Joy
Do you ever feel like work is eating into your personal life way too much?
Do you ever feel like that long work to-do list is filled with tasks that are not leveraging your skills and strengths?
3 Steps to Being More Present: The Power of Refocusing for Working Moms
Do you ever feel like when you’re at work, you’re thinking about home? And you get stressed because when you’re in front of your kids, playing with them, you’ve got work in the back of your head. And when you’re in a big important meeting, you’re thinking about your kids.
From Being Stuck and Stressed Out to Advancing and Flourishing
Do you feel like you need to be Wonder Woman all the time?
If you feel like you are doing it all and doing it almost perfectly most of the time, but you also feel like your career just isn’t where it should be…
If you ever skipped on an opportunity because you were worried that if you don’t show up and do it extremely well, it would tarnish your reputation…
If you struggle with having not enough joy in your life, we need to talk about this.
Manifest Joy: Visualization for Working Moms
Do you feel like you’re not as happy as you can be?
We get caught in the whirlwind of the working mom’s daily juggle and push aside our own happiness, and before we know it, we look around and realize that we don’t have enough joy in our lives.
The Working Mom Brain Drain: One Step to Feel Smarter Each Day
Do you ever find yourself in a rut, wondering if you’re somehow losing touch with your intellect?
Seriously, there was a time when I felt like I was getting dumber.