Episode 65: A Day In Her Life with Carly Ritt - Marketing and Communications, Mom, and Author in Connecticut

Tell us what you think!!!Listen In for This Week’s Episode of A Day In Her Life with Carly Ritt!Join us this week for a fun, laughter-filled conversation with Carly Ritt, a marketing and communications professional, self-published author, mom, and content creator from Connecticut! Tune in as we dive into Carly's day to day life and learn how she balances it all.What We Discuss:Morning Routine: Discover Carly’s morning routine and how she developed a system that works for her.Dividing Household Labor: The ways Carly and her husband divide tasks at home and stay on track with regular communication.Career Transition: Carly’s recent career change and the values that guided her decision-making process.Managing Inattentive ADHD: How Carly manages her day-to-day life with an Inattentive ADHD diagnosis.Self-Care Importance: The significance of carving out time for herself each day and the relatable experience of feeling like you don’t have enough time.Writing Journey: Carly’s journey into writing a children’s book, from initial inspiration to self-publication.Handling Travel and Distance: How Carly sets herself up for success when her husband is traveling and how they find support while living far from family."High, Low, Buffalo": The daily conversation starter from Jess that has become a big hit at dinner and sparked engaging conversations in our homes.If you're a working woman interested in balancing career, family, and personal growth, this episode is packed with relatable insights and tips. Don’t miss Carly’s story and practical tips!References:No Ego by Cy WakemanAngels in the SkyJess' post on the 'High, Low, BuffaloFollow Carly:@carlyrittCarlyritt.comListen and Review:Podcasts - SpotifyFollow and Support Us:@adayinherlifepodAdayinherlife.comSubscribe to our Newsletter Pepper Books Back to School boxes available now! Episode Music - For Days - Tom Deis via Shutterstock

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