Sarah Armstrong

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Women Road Warriors · Juggling Work, Family & Life with Sarah Armstrong · 16 Jun 2026 podcast

at night, and it said Grace time.

Now, it happened to be her name.

It also worked well for what I was trying to do.

And I said to my assistant, look, no one...

touch that time.

That's when I'm getting Grace dinner and we're getting ready for bed and we're reading and that's her time.

And I said, if someone, because I've been in a global role my entire career.

And I said, if someone wants to talk to me, I'm happy to talk to them at 9 p.m.

after I put her to bed, or I could talk to them at 8 a.m.

the next morning after

dropping off her carpool.

But those hours, that sixth date, were not touching.

And I can tell you that over the course of her growing up, I maybe took one call during that sixth date.

I mean, it was so protected.

And I just share that because I think sometimes we don't think we can do that.

And even in high demanding careers, I do think we need to do that because otherwise,

you know, you're not able to be pleasant with your children and be there even for just the day-to-day of, you know, bath time or dinner time or whatever the case may be.

So I'm a big believer that both studying them, you know, communicating them to those around you and then really protecting them is really important.

Yeah, no, and I completely agree with you, Shelley.

Actually, one of the things on staying on the boundary topic, but just a really important thing is I have a point in my book that talks about finding a cupboard.

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