166: How To Be A Mother Without Losing Yourself, Your Femininity, Or Your Ambition
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What is the host’s personal journey to building a brand while staying true to motherhood?
Hello, my beautiful aspiring businesswomen, aspiring mothers, current mothers, and current businesswomen alike. I was going back and forth on the title of this year episode because there are several options on what we could title it. It could be about how I built a brand whilst not losing myself to motherhood, how to not lose yourself to motherhood full stop. There are many iterations of what this could be. be and I hopped off a call yesterday with my podcast network and we were talking about my podcast, where it's going, where we're growing, my new audiences. Hello, by the way, don't love the word audiences, but listeners who lend me their precious, gorgeous ear. They lend me that ear. And they're growing with me.
We are not centering men as much anymore. In fact, we're decentering men. Let that doorknob hit them with the good Lord split them. We do not need them around. As in, I love men. I have a son, I've got a husband, love them. We have done three years of getting unbothered, which we now fully have embraced, along with said book that has just come out. I have some copies here for you. I've got the gorgeous pink and the beautiful yellow. If you guys pre-order, you will be the first to get them. my publishers trying to estimate how many people will want copies and if you understand book publishing is they print according to demand. So if you pre order from the link in the bio below, wherever you're listening or watching, you will get your hot little hands, your hot little sexy little hands, onto a copy first.
Because they just don't know. Pre orders tell the publisher, hey, Amanda over here in Iowa wants one. Jenny over here wants one. Maria wants one. You know what I mean? So that's that's how you get your copy first. Anyway, also vote. Do we like the yellow that the European countries went for? Or do we like the pink? And if you are listening, then just go on my Instagram and both of them are on there. It's very bizarre to see this book that you've written, all of these words and hope that it lands in the right hand. With the right person and it changes someone's life because the art of letting go to find yourself is genuinely an art. And back to what I was talking about with my podcast network, they were telling me that
There is a lot more to what I have to share and there genuinely is in terms of the art of letting go to find yourself is not just about men. It is also in motherhood. Before this book here was written about being unbothered in life and letting go to find yourself and stopping control and anxious thoughts and everything basically that I've talked about to do with detachment put into this book. The next book was going to be about motherhood and running a business and being a woman in the modern world because our paradigms of course I did not write it because I said, listen, publishers, I'm not ready. I have not been a mama long enough. Like it's a conversation I need to start with my audience and we need to have.
And people keep asking. I feel I have somewhat of a story to say because I've built a brand and a business that is multifigure business, and I have two multifigure children, two children, and they are alive and the business is alive. And I am not number one bombastic businesswoman, but I am somebody who's got an opinion. And if you want a life like mine, and if you see my life and you think, wow, this looks like kind of tantalizing, kind of delicious, kind of nutritious, I've got a few things that I want to share. It comes from psychology, it comes from reality, and it comes from my trials and tribulations in said sphere of being a woman in the modern world. If you never want children and if you never want to be a mum, then take every time I say mum
as any role in your life that you play that has to require your servitude in a way, I suppose. Let's say you're looking after elderly parents, or you're required to travel with your husband for his work. I don't need you to let me know that not all women ha want children. I know that not all women want children.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the host’s personal journey to building a brand while staying true to motherhood?
0:09–8:53
2
How does the host explain the impact of mum‑guilt and why it shouldn’t control your life?
8:53–17:21
3
What practical steps can moms take to prevent burnout and over‑functioning?
17:21–24:30
4
How can a mother preserve her feminine energy and identity after having children?
24:30–31:14
5
Why is asking for help or hiring support not a sign of failure for moms?
31:14–38:05
6
How can you balance entrepreneurship, ambition, and family without losing yourself?
38:05–44:10
Speakers
1 identifiedMore from BEING HER with Margarita Nazarenko
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