HeyJaredHow Round Is Your Roti?
Helping South Asian Women break the ‘Good Girl’ mould to lead in Career & Business | Ex-Banking | Founder of Priya Mohal Coaching
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Getting Back Into The Rhythm (opens the original)
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Are you feeling refreshed for September?I took time off over the summer to spend with my kids, I hope you managed to also relax and enjoy the sunshine, or swelter in the heat. It felt like being on holiday and my tomato and chilli plants loved it!If you’ve got kids, it’s likely you felt the back to school excitement and nerves with them. My eldest started Senior School and my youngest Year 4, both are happy to be back and I’m happy to have the house back to normal.We had a few trips locally and
On Not Turning Into Our Mothers (opens the original)
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This may sound harsh, but there is a part of me that really doesn’t want to turn into my mother or aunts.For all their loving kindness, warmth and patience, these women did so much for the family, and not just their own but for the whole extended family, but I wish they had put more into themselves too, because at this later stage in life I see them depleted, sometimes without a close set of friends, some without any other interests and often alone or the opposite and taking on childcare respons
Join Me Next Week! (opens the original)
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Hi, I just wanted to reach out and let you know that I’m hosting a free webinar next week on Zoom called How To Advocate For Yourself. This is an area I love talking about because as South Asian women I believe we were generally raised NOT to speak up for ourselves and this has a lasting impact when we are in the workplace and in relationships. Many of us were raised with deep cultural values centred on respect, humility, and keeping the peace. We absorbed messages like “don’t draw too much atte
Midlife Uncovered: Navigating Menopause and Self-Discovery (opens the original)
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When I spoke with Seema Sharma on this episode of the How Round is Your Roti podcast, we had a conversation that felt both deeply personal and widely relatable. As South Asian women, we often carry so much at once; family responsibilities, careers, caregiving, friendships, identity, and the pressure to keep everything together.This conversation reminded me that midlife is not a breakdown. It is often a wake-up call. Seema brought such wisdom to the discussion around menopause, perimenopause, and
Breaking Cycles For Us and The Next Generation (opens the original)
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It’s hard to admit this, but I’ve wasted so much of my life trying to be perfect for others, the good girl that listens and helps others, that in the process I stopped focussing on myself.I know I’m not alone in this, I believe this is common to so many women, it’s just the way that we have been brought up.Thanks for reading How Round Is Your Roti?! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form class="subscription-
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