Executive Mums
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Often this change causes you to have :
- a sense of diminished value as a person
- and feelings of isolation
- doubts about your ability and competence
For anyone who has been in a high powered executive role it can be a jolt to the system and self esteem to become a stay at home mum.
I've seen it over and over..... a new first time mother to be, believes life will continue on the same...then.. the baby arrives!
The heart connection to that beautiful baby breaks when it's time to go back to work full time and leave that precious bundle in someone else care.
This brings up the question: Should one have a career change work from homeor go back full time to work?
As a society have we put too much pressure on new mums or mothers in general?
Is there ONLY two alternatives? A career or home? Is it really possible to for moms to work from home?
What does it really take to work from home?
Would love to hear YOUR comments, thoughts and opinions...
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Ann Crittenden is an award-winning journalist, author, and lecturer. She was a reporter for The New York Times for eight years, writing on ...
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