THE RESILIENT WORKING MUM, Stress Management, Time Management, Boundaries, Work Life Balance, Mom Guilt, Burnout, Resilience, Productivity
Are you stressed out by trying to find time to fit it all in? Do you wish that you could be more present with your children? Desperate for time to think about what you need but don’t ever get there?
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145 | Why You Feel Responsible for Everyone & Everything | 10 Signs of Resilience #3 (opens the original)
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As a working mum with a demanding job and a home to run, do you find yourself overwhelmed and exhausted by the responsibility of keeping everyone happy, fixing problems and making sure everything gets done? In Sign #3 of 10 Signs Your Resilience Is Growing, we explore the difference between responsibility and over-responsibility and why driven, high-achieving, capable women can find themselves taking on far more responsibility than is truly theirs to hold. Discover how people pleasing, identity
144 | How to Stop Letting One Bad Moment Ruin Your Day | 10 Signs of Resilience #2 (opens the original)
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One small thing like a tricky conversation or a challenging meeting can sometimes derail your entire day. In this episode outlining sign #2 of 10 Signs Your Resilience Is Growing, we explore why recovering faster from setbacks is such an important sign of emotional resilience and why bouncing back has less to do with simply “getting over it” than we might think. Discover how the meaning you attach to difficult experiences can affect your stress response, emotional regulation and ability to recov
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