Samantha Ettus
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199 appearances
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first heard Oct 2016
last heard Oct 2016
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And I think that any woman would benefit from the book.
I've had young women read it who tell me it's given them a a new direction in terms of feeling like they can manage a lot of things in their future and gives them inspiration.
And then I've had women who are stay at home moms read it and they feel inspired to live a larger life and and maybe get back to the workforce and do all all these things that they maybe weren't giving themselves permission to do and enjoy.
And then it's for professional women on a lot of the just tactics and strategies for how to live a thriving life and to drop the guilt and the quest for perfection and start living a really full, enjoyable life.
Yeah, and I think it's so it's it's so sad to me.
I we've gotten to this point where we think that as women, there's kind of only two dimensions to life.
We we talk about motherhood and we talk about work, but we tend not to talk about the the other things and friends and our community and our relationship, our hobbies, our health.
And when you look at all of these women, I I've I've worked with thousands of women.
And in this book, I interviewed over a hundred women.
And what I've noticed is that the patterns of the most fulfilled and happiest ones are those that are involved in multiple slices of their life, not just one or two.
So it's so important that we give ourselves permission to go on that weekly date night and mom's night out and you know, pay attention to letting ourselves exercise and do all these things.
that lead to a full life.
And I mean, especially in the special needs community where you're working so hard in the parenting front, it's so important to have those releases.
Well, so let me sort of sh share with you why I created this way of looking at work and life.
I looked at what we have now and there's kind of three frameworks we've been given by media and that have been passed down to us about talking about work and life.
One is work life balance, which we're set up to fail at because if you have a thriving career, it's impossible to spend equal time at work and at home.
So you're failing at that.
And then we talk about, you know, having it all, and nobody has it all.
We can't point to anyone.
And then we talk about juggling.
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