Motherhood and careerhood work together for you in this self-love manifesto for every working mom.
Face it. Being a mom is a full-time job. Yet over and over, women feel the need to separate motherhood and careerhood. Where fathers who put family first are celebrated in the workplace, women choosing a family and a career often comes with increased mom guilt, slower professional success, and unfair workplace discrimination.Mom, balancing both doesn’t have to leave you overwhelmed while fighting the impossible expectation to “do it all”—whatever that is. Take control and define what it means for you to have it all.In Mom Who Works, Jenna Worthen sounds an anthem to redefine what it means to be a working mom in a world without “working dads.” Full of valuable wisdom and personal-growth tools from moms like you, this guide will empower you to lose the label, ditch expectations, and confidently navigate pregnancy, baby, and beyond as a working woman.You’ll discover:Die Inhaltsangabe kann sich auf eine andere Ausgabe dieses Titels beziehen.
Jenna Worthen is founder and chief curator for Mom Who Works, an online community that helps women redefine what it means to be a working mom in a world without working dads. Focused on the intersection of motherhood and careerhood, Mom Who Works hosts in-person events, digital retreats, and weekly engagement and discussion with more than 2,500 women through its platforms on Instagram, Facebook, and email. Learn more at www.momwhoworks.com.
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