Hey mama friends! 💕 This conversation with Susan Lieu absolutely hit me right in the gut - and I know it's going to resonate deeply with so many of you who are navigating the beautiful, complex work of breaking generational cycles while raising our own little humans. Susan is a Vietnamese American storyteller, activist, and author whose memoir The Manicurist's Daughter (an Apple Book Pick!) explores her journey of healing after losing her mother to a botched cosmetic surgery when she was just 11 years old. For three decades, her family never spoke about her mother or what happened - and that silence shaped everything about how Susan learned to move through the world. What really stood out to me about our conversation: The courage it takes to parent differently • Her honesty about the messy journey of learning to trust yourself • The power of giving yourself permission Here's what you'll learn in this episode: 🌟 How to break cycles of emotional suppression - practical ways to validate your children's feelings instead of shutting them down 🌟 Why trusting your intuition as a mother matters - and how to rebuild that muscle if it feels rusty 🌟 The connection between self-care and showing up fully - Susan's wisdom about hitting pause so you can serve from a full cup 🌟 How to "fan the embers" of your calling - even when you're deep in the thick of motherhood 🌟 Permission to live like you're mortal - Susan's powerful reminder that we don't know our timeline, so what are we waiting for? My biggest takeaway: Susan said something that's been sitting with me: "No one's watching. No one cares. And so, if it's going to serve you, if it's on your heart and mind, why not give it to yourself?" Mama, if you've been turning down the volume on something that's calling to you - whether it's a creative project, a career pivot, or simply the courage to parent differently than how you were raised - this episode is for you. About Susan Lieu: Susan is a multi-hyphenate storyteller, activist, and author. She's the creator of the critically acclaimed solo show "140 LBS: How Beauty Killed My Mother," and her debut memoir The Manicurist's Daughter has received praise from The New York Times, NPR Books, Elle Magazine, and The Washington Post. She's also a mother to 4-year-old Art and recently became one of Seattle's Most Influential People for 2024.   Buy her AMAZING book: THE MANICURIST’S DAUGHTERAn emotionally raw memoir about the crumbling of the American Dream and a daughter of refugees who searches for answers after her mother dies during plastic surgery. https://www.susanlieu.me/the-manicurists-daughter   Connect with Susan: Instagram: @SusanLieu, @celadonbooks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/susanlieuofficial TikTok: @susanlieuofficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanlieu/ Website: susanlieu.me Watch her solo show "140 LBS"  Questions for reflection: 💭 What's one "ember" in your life that's been calling for more oxygen? 💭 How are you teaching your children that their feelings and bodies matter? 💭 What would it look like to give yourself permission to explore something that makes you feel alive? Thank you for listening, mama friends. Please know that you can do hard things, you deserve to trust your inner knowing, and it's never too late to create the life and family culture you actually want.   Sending you love, light, and joy. With gratitude, Jocelyn -------- If this episode resonated with you, I'd love to hear about it! Leave us a review on Apple Podcast or send me a LinkedIn message. Your openness to share is what creates connection and belonging amongst us moms.

Feeling like you're not doing enough as a mom, no matter what path you choose? You're not alone. In this vulnerable conversation, first-generation college graduate and nonprofit leader Sabrena Lopez shares her raw journey through motherhood identity crisis and how she transformed her struggles into Motherhouse Collective and Mosaic House- a revolutionary community space for mothers. What You'll Learn in This Episode: How to navigate the "not enough" narrative that haunts many mothers Why trying different motherhood scenarios (stay-at-home, working mom, hybrid) can still leave you feeling lost The difference between glass and rubber balls - and how to prioritize what truly matters How to build judgment-free community in a world of mom shaming Strategies for redefining success and values in motherhood Why vulnerability and authenticity are essential for maternal mental health About Our Guest: Sabrena Lopez Sabrena Lopez founded Spectrum Administrative Services in 2022 to streamline operations for nonprofits and startups. With expertise in nonprofit management and business operations, she optimizes workflows for sustainable growth. As the visionary behind Motherhouse Collective and Mosaic House, Sabrena supports mothers with professional development and wellness programming. Passionate about empowering women and fostering inclusive spaces, she's dedicated to creating collaborative and innovative opportunities in the Chicago community and beyond. Connect with Sabrena: Websites: motherhousecollective.org, mosaichousecommunity.com LinkedIn: Sabrena Lopez --- Love this episode? Share it with a mom friend who needs to hear Sabrena's story! Subscribe to Empowered Working Mom Revolution for more inspiring conversations with moms who are redefining what it means to balance career, creativity, and family. Leave a review and let us know which part of Sabrena's story resonated most with you. Your reviews help other moms find our community! ---We'd love your support!Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood. We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast:Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this link to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  PCC (she/her/hers) NurturED Solutions | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching

Discover Jessica Wan's powerful story of unexpected motherhood, career transformation, and navigating life's biggest challenges. In this heartfelt conversation, Jessica shares her journey from not wanting children to becoming a mom at 35, all while grieving the loss of her mother and transforming her career from marketing executive to executive coach. What You'll Learn: How to navigate motherhood without your own mother's guidance Why it's never too late to change careers and follow your passion The reality of being pregnant in male-dominated workplaces How coaching skills can transform your parenting approach Why your creative spark never truly dies, even in motherhood Practical wisdom for working moms feeling overwhelmed Guest Bio Jessica Wan is an ICF-Certified Executive Coach who spent 20 years connecting people with products they love at companies like Apple, San Francisco Opera, Smule, and Magoosh. After discovering her passion for developing people while managing teams, she transitioned to executive coaching, partnering with leaders in work and whole-life leadership. Jessica double-majored in Music and Product Design at Stanford, earned an MBA from Berkeley-Haas, and is also a mom, opera singer, and host of The Ampersand Manifesto podcast. Connect with Jessica Podcast: The Ampersand Manifesto  LinkedIn: Jessica Wan Website:http://www.jessicawan.com --- Love this episode? Share it with a mom friend who needs to hear Jessica's story! Subscribe to Empowered Working Mom Revolution for more inspiring conversations with moms who are redefining what it means to balance career, creativity, and family. Leave a review and let us know which part of Jessica's story resonated most with you. Your reviews help other moms find our community! --- ---We'd love your support!Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood. We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast:Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this link to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  PCC (she/her/hers) NurturED Solutions | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching

In this powerful episode, Judy Tsuei shares her raw, inspiring journey of rebuilding her life after divorce with just $200 to her name while co-parenting her young daughter. From surviving an emotionally challenging marriage to creating a thriving business and finding healthy love within just five years, Judy's story is a testament to the resilience within all of us. Her vulnerable reflections on belonging, authenticity, and healing offer a roadmap for any mom navigating difficult transitions while trying to show up authentically for herself and her children. Key Takeaways: The importance of belonging to yourself first before seeking belonging with others How finding advocates and supporters is crucial during major life transitions Reframing what "success" means in relationships and understanding that ending a relationship can sometimes be the healthiest choice Learning to trust your internal signals when something doesn't feel right The value of having honest, age-appropriate conversations with children during difficult times How personal healing directly impacts your ability to parent effectively The possibility of significant positive transformation in a relatively short time Finding the courage to use your voice and speak your truth, especially when you've been conditioned to stay quiet   About Judy Tsuei Judy is a Master Practitioner Coach of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and Mental Emotional Release (MER) specializing in helping high-achieving women leaders and visionary entrepreneurs navigate the complexities of modern life while staying true to their authentic selves.   Connect with Judy Website: http://nicetiger.co Check out her resource: https://judy-tsuei.kit.com/imposter Instagram: @judytsuei ----more---- ---------- 66 DAYS OF MOVEMENT MAGIC✨! We start building our movement magic on March 31st and I seriously cannot WAIT to see what we create together. Ready for 66 days of tiny wins that add up to massive change? Let's do this thing! 💪✨ Learn more at www.jocelynauyeung.com/events ---------- We'd love your support! Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood. We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this linke to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Founder of NurturED Solutions"Cultivating Cultures of Care in K-12 Education"Grab the Free Culture of Care Assessment Guide for School Leaders NurturED Solutions Website | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching  

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Vanity Jenkins, a single mom, PhD student, and DEI consultant who's redefining what it means to parent from a place of deep self-trust and authenticity. In this heartfelt episode, Vanity shares her journey of choosing entrepreneurship, prioritizing mental health, and creating space for her daughter to thrive as her true self. Through laughter, real talk, and powerful insights, we explore how letting go of prescribed parenting rules and trusting our maternal instincts can transform our motherhood experience. Key Takeaways: Why trusting your maternal instincts matters more than following parenting books How to create space for your children to develop their authentic interests and identity The importance of prioritizing mental health and healing in your parenting journey Practical ways to curate the parenting advice you let into your life Breaking free from traditional single motherhood narratives Reconnecting with your body's wisdom as a parent and leader Finding balance between structure and flexibility in parenting The power of modeling emotional awareness for our children About Vanity Jenkins Vanity Jenkins is the founder and principal consultant of ShiftED Consulting.  She created the organization with the vision of abolishing racism and anti-blackness from organizations across America. ShiftED’s mission is to provide communities the knowledge and skills to eradicate anti-blackness and white supremacy culture individually, interpersonally, and systemically so that individuals and organizations can build inclusive, productive, and thriving environments.   An inclusive, goal-oriented leader, Vanity’s teams consistently scored in the top 10% on the national Great Places to Work Survey. Vanity holds Women’s Leadership, Restorative Justice, Executive Coaching, and Culturally Relevant Pedagogy certifications. She is a current Ph.D. student at Penn State University.Connect with Vanity on: http://www.shiftedconsulting.com Check out her services: Executive Coaching for women of color! https://www.shiftedconsulting.com/executive-coaching Instagram LinkedIn ----more---- ---------- 66 DAYS OF MOVEMENT MAGIC✨! We start building our movement magic on March 31st and I seriously cannot WAIT to see what we create together. Ready for 66 days of tiny wins that add up to massive change? Let's do this thing! 💪✨ Learn more at www.jocelynauyeung.com/events ---------- We'd love your support! Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood. We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this linke to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Founder of NurturED Solutions"Cultivating Cultures of Care in K-12 Education"Grab the Free Culture of Care Assessment Guide for School Leaders NurturED Solutions Website | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching

Are you looking to create success that honors both your career ambitions AND your desire to be present with your kids? Then this soulful conversation is for you. Justine Wentzell-Chang, a brilliant copywriter and messaging strategist shares her beautiful journey of building a business while honoring motherhood. From navigating life with a pandemic baby to embracing neurodivergence as a superpower, Justine offers an honest perspective on creating success that aligns with our deepest motherly instincts. Whether you're feeling stretched between career ambitions and family life or seeking permission to parent differently than previous generations, this heartfelt conversation will leave you feeling seen, supported, and inspired to trust your path. Key Takeaways: Why understanding your unique wiring (through human design and embracing neurodivergence) can transform both your motherhood and business journey How to honor your mama intuition while navigating family traditions and expectations The life-changing power of finding your "people"- connecting with other moms who share your values Practical wisdom for making decisions that honor both your career dreams and desire for present parenting Gentle approaches to breaking generational cycles while maintaining loving family bonds How reframing challenges like ADHD into superpowers can revolutionize your approach to work and parenting Creating a business that works in harmony with motherhood, not against it About Justine Wentzell-Chang Justine Wentzell-Chang is an Eldest Daughter of Immigrants, Mother, Activist, and Copywriter/Messaging Strategist for phenomenal BIPOC + woman-owned businesses on a mission to change the status quo and create positive culture change.   Connect with Justine on: Instagram @redballoonstation LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justine-wentzell-chang/ Website: https://www.redballoonstation.com/ ----more---- We'd love your support! Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood. We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this linke to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Founder of NurturED Solutions"Cultivating Cultures of Care in K-12 Education"Grab the Free Culture of Care Assessment Guide for School Leaders NurturED Solutions Website | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Gissel Tapper, a mom of two daughters ages 24 and 13, who shares her journey of taking bold leaps of faith while keeping her children's wellbeing at heart. From moving across continents to navigating different stages of motherhood, Gissel opens up about how intentionality and faith have guided her parenting decisions. Her story reminds us that we don't need to have everything figured out to make brave choices, and that sometimes our children are more resilient than we imagine. Key Takeaways: The power of intentional parenting - in our words, actions, and the examples we set Understanding and responding to each child's unique love language and needs Building a strong parenting partnership through consistent communication Finding strength in faith and trusting your journey, even when you can't see the whole path The importance of modeling confidence and stability during major life transitions Creating meaningful connections with our children across different ages and stages Balancing work and motherhood with grace and purpose About Gissel She's a mom of two daughters, ages 24 and 13 who's ready to take risks and enthusiastic about new challenges, as well as learning and sharing knowledge. Gissel is resilient and always seeks opportunities for growth. Her approach is to always follow through on her commitments. Connect with Gissel on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/gissel-tapper ----more---- We'd love your support! Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood.   We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this linke to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Founder of NurturED Solutions"Cultivating Cultures of Care in K-12 Education"Grab the Free Culture of Care Assessment Guide for School Leaders NurturED Solutions Website | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching

🎧 Ever feel like you're just surviving this whole mom thing? (Um, who doesn't?! 🙋‍♀️) In this heart-to-heart episode, mental health coach and mom of four Ella Wong shares how she transformed her perspective from "I have to" to "I get to" - and omg, it changes EVERYTHING! From navigating the chaos of raising four kids (including twins!) to breaking free from the immigrant parent survival mentality, Ella opens up about finding purpose in motherhood while letting go of those heavy expectations we put on ourselves (and our kiddos!). Trust me, you'll want to grab your coffee for this one - it's like therapy, but with more laughs and fewer tissues! ☕️ About Ella Ella Wong is a Chinese-American mom to two high school boys and twin middle school daughters. After studying business in college, she shifted careers to become a mental health coach specializing in parenting. Ella is passionate about helping other parents face the challenges of raising kids with confidence and compassion, drawing from her own experiences as a mom and her professional training. When she's not juggling sports schedules or having deep conversations with her teens, you can find her taking rejuvenating hikes in nature! 🌲 Key Takeaways: The game-changing shift from "I have to" to "I get to" mindset (even with those dreaded dishes! 🍽️) Why hope feels lighter than expectations (and how to tell the difference!) Breaking free from the survival mode mentality (it's possible, I promise! 🦋) Accepting what we can't control (like those impossible sports schedules!) How motherhood evolves as our kids grow (and spoiler alert: so do we! 🌱) Finding your purpose beyond being "just mom" (while still rocking the mom thing! 👑) Connect with Ella: Instagram: @dowhatyoulovetoday ----more---- We'd love your support! Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood. We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this link to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Founder of NurturED Solutions"Cultivating Cultures of Care in K-12 Education"Grab the Free Culture of Care Assessment Guide for School Leaders NurturED Solutions Website | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching

🎙️ What happens when someone at work finally asks you why you keep apologizing for being a mom? For Grace Brelje, that single question sparked a powerful transformation in how she showed up both as a leader and a mother. After years of compartmentalizing these parts of herself, Grace embarked on an unexpected journey that included a bold career pivot, a pandemic-induced move back home with her parents (and kids!), and ultimately, discovering how to authentically integrate her whole self at work. Now leading Global Leadership Coaching & Mentoring at Salesforce, Grace shares how embracing her identity as a working mom has actually strengthened her leadership and created deeper connections with her teams. Key Takeaways: Transform your relationship with work by bringing your whole self including your mom status - to leadership Release the pressure of 140% perfectionism and discover how operating at a healthy 80% can actually make you a more effective leader Navigate major life transitions (like moving back in with parents during a pandemic!) with grace and find unexpected gifts along the way Create boundaries that honor both your career ambitions and family priorities without apology Build authentic connections at work by openly owning your working parent journey About Grace:Grace Brelje leads the Global Leadership Coaching & Mentoring centers at Salesforce, focusing on enhancing organizational capabilities, empathetic leadership, communication, and emotional intelligence. With experience in Sales, Service, Recruiting, and HR across various industries, her background as a coach, facilitator, manager, yoga teacher, and parent shapes her approach. She is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC), certified Action Learning Coach, Associate Certified Coach (ACC), and member of the Asian Women Coaching Collective (AWCC). ----more---- We'd love your support! Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood.   We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this linke to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Founder of NurturED Solutions"Cultivating Cultures of Care in K-12 Education"Grab the Free Culture of Care Assessment Guide for School Leaders NurturED Solutions Website | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching

Hey there, amazing mamas! 💝 Welcome back to another episode of the Empowered Working Mom Revolution, where we dive deep into real stories that resonate with your motherhood journey. In this powerful episode, I take a moment to acknowledge the collective heaviness many of us are feeling right now - in our communities, our nation, and across the world. Whatever emotions you're experiencing, they're valid and welcomed here. I share a simple yet powerful framework that's been my anchor during challenging times - the CARE approach: Compassionate curiosity Acceptance of emotions Responding to one's needs Extending grace to yourself and others About Maribeth: Our featured guest is the incredible Maribeth Thomas, a life coach, podcast host of The Experiment, and high school basketball coach who's found her rhythm in the peaceful simplicity of rural Montana life. As she navigates the empty nest phase of motherhood now, she takes us back to a pivotal chapter in her story - when an unexpected health crisis in her family led to a complete transformation in how they approached life, wellness, and family bonds. Key Takeaways: It's totally okay to resist change at first (seriously, who doesn't?!) - what matters is taking those baby steps forward when you're ready 👣 Finding your support squad is non-negotiable (shoutout to all the mom friends who become family! 🤗) The whole "putting your oxygen mask on first" thing? Yeah, it's legit - taking care of YOU helps you take care of everyone else 🎭 Sometimes you gotta sit in the mucky feelings before you can find the silver lining (and that's 100% okay!) 💕 Big life challenges might just become your biggest opportunities for growth (even when they feel impossible in the moment!) ✨ The power of reframing situations isn't about being annoyingly positive - it's about finding hope when you're ready for it 🌈 Whether you're in the thick of a challenging season or simply need a reminder that you're not alone in this beautiful mess of working motherhood, this conversation will fill your cup. So grab your favorite beverage, carve out a quiet moment (or listen while folding that mountain of laundry - we get it!), and let Maribeth's story remind you that even in our toughest moments, love wins. 💗 Connect with Maribeth: Instagram: @sincerelymaribeth Website: https://www.sincerelymaribeth.com/ Remember, mama: Your journey matters, your feelings are valid, and you're doing an amazing job. See you next week!✨ #workingmom #motherhood #momlife #empoweredmom #wellness #familyhealth #transformation #podcastforwomen #momssupportingmoms ———- We'd love your support! Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood.  We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this link to donate. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Founder of NurturED Solutions"Cultivating Cultures of Care in K-12 Education"Grab the Free Culture of Care Assessment Guide for School Leaders NurturED Solutions Website | Podcast | LinkedIn | Mental Well-Being Coaching

Ever feel like you're doing this whole working mom thing "wrong"? 🤔 In this soulful episode, former Silicon Valley Tech VP Divya Ramachandran opens up about that time she felt totally broken because she wasn't prioritizing her kids over her thriving career (spoiler alert: she wasn't broken at all!). She shares her beautiful journey of letting go of "shoulds," redefining success on her own terms, and making a bold career pivot that aligned with her heart. Through tears, laughter, and SO many aha moments, Divya and I dive deep into what it really means to honor your truth as a working mom (even when it goes against everything society tells you to do! 😅). Key Takeaways: Your priorities as a working mom aren't meant to be set in stone - they can (and probably will!) shift over time, and that's perfectly okay! 🌊 Being excited about your career doesn't make you a bad mom, and wanting to prioritize your kids doesn't make you less ambitious. Drop that mom guilt like it's hot! 💃 Cultivating curiosity (instead of judgment) about your feelings and choices opens up amazing possibilities for growth and change. 🦋 Instead of chasing that mythical "perfect balance," focus on feeling integrated and authentic across all areas of your life. 💫 Regular check-ins with yourself aren't just nice-to-have - they're your secret weapon for staying true to what matters most to YOU. ✨ You get to define your own identity as a working mom - not your culture, not your family, not society's expectations. (Mind. Blown. Right? 🤯) About Divya Ramachandran:Divya Ramachandran is a seasoned leadership coach, helping startup leaders find clarity to do hard things. Her career has been a journey from products to people, starting from an engineering background, to passionately designing technology for human needs, to eventually product leadership and now leadership coaching and development. Leveraging her Silicon Valley tech background and expertise in emotional intelligence and cognitive behavioral coaching, Divya empowers leaders to navigate challenges, improve communication, and drive team success. Grabe her Free "Hot to Make Hard Conversation Easy" here: https://content.divyalalitha.com/sayhardthings Connect with Divya: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diramachandran/ http://www.divyalalitha.com coach@divyalalitha.com ----more---- We'd love your support!   Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood.   We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this linke to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Founder of NurturED Solutions"Cultivating Cultures of Care in K-12 Education"Grab the Free Culture of Care Assessment Guide for School Leaders NurturED Solutions Website | Podcast | LinkedIn

Welcome to the last episode of Season 4! Thank you for tuning in this season and supporting this podcast's mission! We'll be back with Season 5 on January 8, 2025!   We're excited to wrap up Season 4 with sharing Shobna Kannusamy's story! In this insightful episode of The Empowered Working Mom Revolution, host Jocelyn Auyeung sits down with Shobna Nadkarni, a working mom, entrepreneur, and coach, to discuss the challenges and triumphs of balancing motherhood and career. Shobna opens up about pivotal life moments, from her teenage years in boarding school to her struggles with infertility and her journey toward embracing motherhood. Shobna shares how letting go of control helped her navigate both personal and professional challenges. She reflects on the difficult decision to close her thriving business, the emotional toll of infertility treatments, and how she has learned to prioritize self-care as a working mom. Shobna’s inspiring story of transformation and her ability to thrive by embracing change will resonate with moms looking to reclaim their sense of self and purpose. Key Takeaways: How to balance career ambitions with the responsibilities of motherhood The importance of letting go of control in parenting and business Prioritizing self-care and mental health as a working mom Making brave career decisions that align with your family’s needs Shobna’s personal journey through infertility and business ownership Whether you're an entrepreneur, a career-driven mom, or simply looking for support in your motherhood journey, this episode will leave you feeling empowered, seen, and inspired. ----more---- SHOBNA KANNUSAMY is the Founder and Principal Coach at Soirette Connections and the host of the Colour Me Brave Podcast. As a creative, passionate, and lively connector, Shobna is often found on panel discussions sharing her perspectives on entrepreneurship and career paths as a woman of colour and an immigrant, and most recently as a keynote speaker on mental and emotional agility. She enjoys partnering with her clients as they grow and pursue their ambitions with authenticity, courage, and purpose.   Shobna values connection the most. You can find her on Instagram or LinkedIn; drop her a line to say hello! She would love to have a conversation with you about your personal values, purpose, and intentions for an aligned life.   Connect with her on: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shobnakannusamy/ https://www.instagram.com/soirette.connections ----more---- We'd love your support!   Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood.   We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you! Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this linke to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN

In this powerful episode of The Empowered Working Mom Revolution, host Jocelyn Auyeung welcomes Kaelysia Cooper, a mom, professional coach, and expert in personal development. Kaelysia opens up about her journey of navigating career pivots while balancing the challenges of motherhood. From overcoming unexpected setbacks to leaning on faith during times of uncertainty, Kaelysia shares actionable insights and encouragement for moms who feel stuck or overwhelmed. Key Topics: How to embrace career changes when life doesn’t go as planned The importance of self-advocacy in the workplace and at home Faith over fear: Making tough decisions during motherhood Why getting comfortable with discomfort can lead to personal growth The power of building a support system and relying on your community Whether you're a working mom juggling career transitions, or a stay-at-home mom looking for inspiration, this episode is packed with valuable lessons on how to thrive, feel connected, and prioritize your well-being. Listen now to discover how you can reclaim your power and find balance in the chaos of motherhood. ----more---- Kaelysia answered the call to serve, committing her life’s work to developing people and organizations who seek to achieve their full potential. She has over 12 years of HR experience, including coaching having earned an Associate Coach Certification, talent development, being a certified Project Management Professional, and talent acquisitions in various industries. Currently she is striving to blend coaching and consulting by transforming mindset that hold us back from achieving purpose and fulfillment.   Connect with Kaelysia: http://empoweredbycoaching.com/ http://www.linkedin.com/in/kaelysiacooper ----more---- We'd love your support! Our mission is to amplify the stories of all moms so that they can be seen, heard, and supported in their motherhood journey, regardless of whether they are balancing motherhood with an external career or choosing to dedicate themselves fully to motherhood.   We would appreciate your support because your support matters!   Here are 3 ways you can support the mission of the podcast: Leave a rating on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you!You can select a star rating by scrolling down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app. Write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can find a place of solace, comfort, and belonging through the podcast. Thank you!Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Make a one-time donation to the podcast for as little as $7 or whatever amount feels best for you.  You can click this linke to make a donation. Thank you! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN

In this empowering episode of the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast, host Jocelyn Auyeung sits down with lawyer-turned-mompreneur Régine Théodat. Régine opens up about her unexpected journey from a career-focused lawyer to a mother and entrepreneur, creating a business rooted in cultural preservation. As a working mom, she shares her personal challenges and triumphs of raising her daughter with a strong sense of Haitian identity in a world where Western culture dominates. This episode is perfect for moms who are looking to feel connected, seen, and heard in their motherhood journey. Régine’s story of balancing motherhood, entrepreneurship, and cultural preservation will inspire and encourage you to embrace your own unique path, no matter where it leads.   Key Topics Covered: From lawyer to mompreneur: Régine’s journey of motherhood and business. Challenges of raising a culturally connected child in a Westernized world. How motherhood sparked a business focused on bilingual children’s books and toys. The importance of cultural representation in kids’ products. Work-life balance: How Régine manages motherhood and entrepreneurship. Mental health and therapy: How it helped Regine thrive as a working mom.   Highlights: “Motherhood changed everything for me—I never thought I’d be a mom, but now I can’t imagine my life without it.” – Régine Théodat “I wanted my daughter to grow up connected to her Haitian roots, but so many children’s products lacked cultural representation.” – Regine on the importance of diversity in kids’ products. “As a mompreneur, I’m not just building a business—I’m preserving culture for the next generation.”   Connect with Regine Theodat: Website:Isse and Lo Instagram: @Regine.Theodat Régine Théodat is a Haitian American entrepreneur, author, strategist, cultural enthusiast, and mom. She founded Isse & Lo, providing bilingual books, toys, and cultural tools to help parents connect children with their Caribbean heritage. She's also a consultant working at the cross-section of impact and strategy. She loves work that focuses on cultural preservation, fostering pride, and connection among Haitian families. She's the mother to one daughter, and bonus mom to three boys.   Call to Action: Feeling seen, heard, and connected as a working mom is possible. Subscribe to the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with fellow moms! Be sure to check out Régine’s incredible products at Isse & Lo, and stay tuned for more stories that celebrate the power of motherhood. ----- 🫶🏼 Support the podcast by being a podcast sponsor!We are looking for sponsors as our podcast continues to grow. As a sponsor, your donation supports the podcast and enables us to create and spread more heartwarming stories of working moms worldwide. This helps every mom feel acknowledged, understood, and part of a supportive community. Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to support the podcast.  As a thank you, your name will be added to our podcast website's "Thank you Sponsors" list. Click here to donate $7 or choose your preferred amount. We appreciate your support! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN

In this empowering episode, we sit down with Mary Dibble, a Life Purpose and Goal Success Master Life Coach. Mary shares her transformative journey from a struggling working mom to a successful entrepreneur and podcast host. Key Highlights: Mary's transition from working mom to stay-at-home mom and entrepreneur Overcoming postpartum depression and work-life balance challenges Strategies for managing household responsibilities and reducing stress The power of shifting perspective and practicing gratitude Tips for organizing and prioritizing tasks as a busy mom Mary's inspiring path to becoming a life coach and business owner Actionable Advice for Moms: Use Google Calendar to manage schedules and reduce mental load Delegate tasks and foster independence in children Prioritize time-sensitive tasks and let go of perfectionism Practice gratitude to shift perspective on household messes Explore life coaching as a tool for personal growth and empowerment Mary Dibble, is a proud wife and mother of three incredible kids – two amazing sons and a beautiful daughter. But there's so much more to her than just her family role. She's on a mission to help mothers unlock their full potential and thrive in every aspect of life. She wears many hats, but the one that truly sets her heart on fire is her role as a Life Purpose and Goal Success Master Life Coach. She's witnessed countless transformations in the lives of hard working mothers, including herself, struggling to find themselves after self sacrificing for most of their lives. As the host of the Radiant Mom Rising Podcast, Mary's passion is empowering you to dream bigger, embrace your unique purpose, and rediscover the authentic, radiant you.   You can find out more about Mary by visiting her website www.marydibblecoaching.com, Facebook and Instagram @marydcoaching. Whether you're a seasoned mom or just embarking on this incredible journey, be sure to subscribe to her podcast Radiant Mom Rising for an enlightening conversation that's bound to leave you feeling inspired and ready to rise!   Connect with Mary: Website: www.marydibblecoaching.com Facebook and Instagram: @MaryDCoaching Podcast: Radiant Mom Rising Don't miss this inspiring conversation that will leave you feeling empowered and ready to embrace your authentic self as a working mom! ----more---- ----- If you enjoyed today’s episode, please leave a rating or write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you!   🫶🏼 Support the podcast by being a podcast sponsor!We are looking for sponsors as our podcast continues to grow. As a sponsor, your donation supports the podcast and enables us to create and spread more heartwarming stories of working moms worldwide. This helps every mom feel acknowledged, understood, and part of a supportive community. Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to support the podcast.  As a thank you, your name will be added to our podcast website's "Thank you Sponsors" list. Click here to donate $7 or choose your preferred amount. We appreciate your support! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN 

Discover Your Inner Warrior with Shanita Liu Are you a working mom feeling overwhelmed and disconnected? This episode on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast is your guide to rediscovering your inner strength and courage. Join host Jocelyn Auyeung as she interviews Shanita Liu, TEDx speaker and author of "Dear Durga: A Mom's Guide to Activate Courage and Emerge Victorious." Shanita shares her personal journey of transformation and offers practical advice for fellow working moms. Key Highlights: Shanita's inspiring story of activating courage on a New York City subway The power of finding your personal metaphor for courage Practical tips for building trust with your inner courage Overcoming fears that hinder courage activation The importance of pausing and listening to your intuition Learn how to tap into your inner warrior and design the life you truly want. Shanita even treats listeners to an original rap about courage that will leave you feeling inspired and empowered. Don't miss out on: The courage activation exercise from Shanita's book How to navigate fear as a working mom Building trust with your inner courage Finding your unique courage metaphor This episode is perfect for working moms looking to reconnect with themselves, overcome challenges, and create a life they love. Tune in now and start your journey to becoming an empowered, courageous working mom! If you enjoyed today’s episode, we invite you to please leave a rating or write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast.  Thank you! #WorkingMomLife #CourageActivation #EmpoweredMotherhood #WorkLifeBalance #MomBoss #SelfCareForMoms #MomEmpowerment ----more---- Shanita Liu is a mom of three warriors, TEDx speaker, and salsa dancer. She created Coach Shanita, Inc. so that she could use her skills as a coach, reiki master, and mystic to help folks live victorious lives. Shanita is the award-winning author of Dear Durga. You can also check out her 2021 TEDx talk "How to Activate Courage," as seen on TED.com, for a boost of courage. https://www.coachshanita.com/bookhttps://www.instagram.com/coachshanita/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanitaliu/ https://www.youtube.com/@coachshanita ----more---- 🎙️ Can you help support the podcast?Our mission is to share stories from all working moms (whether they work outside the home or are stay-at-home moms) so that every mom can feel seen, heard, and not alone in this journey of motherhood. Your support matters! Please leave a rating or write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! How to leave a rating on Apple Podcasts: Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and select a star rating. How to leave a review on Apple Podcasts: Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Also, if you haven't already, I invite you to subscribe to the podcast so that you get notified when new episodes drop every Wednesday!  ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN

Welcome to another episode of the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast. Our mission is to share the unique stories of working moms, whether they work outside the home or are stay-at-home moms. Through storytelling, we aim to connect, support, and inspire each other. In today's episode, Jocelyn chats with Reem Labib Tyson to discuss a topic that isn't talked about enough—postpartum depression and the postpartum experience. Reem shares her personal journey through postpartum depression, anxiety, and rage, and how she navigated these challenges while balancing her career and motherhood. Reem, an educator, and founder of EDspired, a boutique consulting firm, also touches on the importance of prioritizing oneself to be the best version for others. She shares her insights on balancing multiple identities and making difficult decisions as a working mom. Grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and listen in to feel acknowledged, encouraged, and inspired. You're not alone in this journey. ----more---- Reem Labib Tyson is the founder of EDspired, a boutique consulting firm providing global Leadership Coaching & Education Consulting services. Reem coaches leaders from the Education and Nonprofit sectors who are feeling stagnant or stuck, figure out their next steps and take action. Reem earned a Bachelor’s in Psychology from The George Washington University, an Master’s in Education from George Mason University, an Executive Certificate in Leadership Coaching from Georgetown University and earned PCC credentials through the International Coach Federation.   To connect with Reem Labib Tyson, follow her on LinkedIn or Instagram @edspired_llc ----more---- 🎙️ Can you help support the podcast?Our mission is to share stories from all working moms (whether they work outside the home or are stay-at-home moms) so that every mom can feel seen, heard, and not alone in this journey of motherhood. Your support matters! Please leave a rating or write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! How to leave a rating on Apple Podcasts: Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and select a star rating. How to leave a review on Apple Podcasts: Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Also, if you haven't already, I invite you to subscribe to the podcast so that you get notified when new episodes drop every Wednesday!  ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN  

Welcome to the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast, hosted by Jocelyn Auyeung. This episode features a heartfelt conversation with Bree Overly, a coach for parents of gifted, twice-exceptional neurodivergent children. Bree shares her journey of balancing career and parenting, highlighting the significant moments that led her to become a life coach. Listen in as Bree discusses the challenges she faced as a working mom, her struggles with anxiety, and the steps she took to prioritize her own needs and her daughter's unique needs. Gain insights into the importance of allies, setting boundaries, and practicing self-compassion. Bree's story is a testament to the courage it takes to navigate the complexities of parenting while maintaining personal well-being. Grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and join us for an inspiring episode that will leave you feeling acknowledged, encouraged, and connected. ----more---- Bree is a coach for parents of gifted, twice-exceptional, neurodivergent children. Her primary focus is coaching clients to help them understand their parenting experience, navigate the unique approach to parenting their children's needs, and raise awareness of their own needs. By training, Bree is a certified life coach and has a master’s degree in education. She has an inherent interest in learning, deep personal growth, mindfulness, and the human experience.   ** Please note that Bree is no longer coaching with Gifted Together, as mentioned in the podcast.    Instagram:@findbreeoverly LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bree-overly-3a43a2b/  ----more---- 🎙️ Can you help support the podcast?Our mission is to share stories from all working moms (whether they work outside the home or are stay-at-home moms) so that every mom can feel seen, heard, and not alone in this journey of motherhood. Your support matters! Please leave a rating or write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. Thank you! How to leave a rating on Apple Podcasts: Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and select a star rating. How to leave a review on Apple Podcasts: Scroll down on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution show page in the Apple Podcast app and tap "Write a review." Also, if you haven't already, I invite you to subscribe to the podcast so that you get notified when new episodes drop every Wednesday!  ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN

Welcome to the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast, hosted by Jocelyn Auyeung. Our mission is to share diverse stories from working moms, whether they work outside the home or are stay-at-home moms. Storytelling is a powerful way to connect, support, and inspire each other. Grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and listen to today's story to feel acknowledged, encouraged, and reminded that you're not alone in this journey as a working mom.   In this special first episode of season four, Jocelyn is joined by her close friend Shobhna, who will host the episode.   In this conversation, Jocelyn shares her own story of resilience, focusing on her journey through infertility and her struggles with suicidal ideation. This episode touches on sensitive topics, and resources for support are provided at the end. Jocelyn's story highlights the importance of self-reflection, self-care, and the courage to choose oneself. If you or someone you know is struggling with suicide ideation, remember that help is available. In the United States, you can text or call 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. For more resources: California Residents: https://www.988california.org/ Nationwide: https://988lifeline.org/ National Institute of Mental Health - Suicide Prevention: https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention   Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Empowered Working Mom Revolution Podcast. We hope Jocelyn's story resonates with you and that you feel supported, encouraged, and empowered in your own journey as a working mom.   Tune in every Wednesday for more inspiring "Mom Moments" in the upcoming episodes of Season 4. Remember, you are never alone in your experience as a working mom. ----more---- 🫶🏼 Support the podcast by being a podcast sponsor!We are looking for sponsors as our podcast continues to grow. As a sponsor, your donation supports the podcast and enables us to create and spread more heartwarming stories of working moms worldwide. This helps every mom feel acknowledged, understood, and part of a supportive community. Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to support the podcast.  As a thank you, your name will be added to our podcast website's "Thank you Sponsors" list. Click here to donate $7 or choose your preferred amount. We appreciate your support! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN

Welcome to Season 4 of the “Empowered Working Mom Revolution Podcast”! We're super excited because our podcast has evolved to serve an even more powerful purpose. Moving forward, our goal is to feature stories from all working moms, whether you work outside or inside the home as a stay-at-home mom (SAHM). We truly believe that everyone has a story to tell, and we've discovered that sharing these stories is a powerful way to connect and learn from each other. We want everyone to feel connected, supported, and inspired by sharing and listening to our stories. In this season, we can't wait to bring you a diverse range of stories from fellow working moms like you, which we call "Mom Moments." After listening to these stories, we hope you’ll feel seen, heard, encouraged, and, most importantly, realize that you are not alone in your experience as a working mom. So, grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and tune in every Wednesday to feel connected and seen as a working mom. Join us as we share and celebrate the journey of motherhood in all its forms. Thank you for being a part of the “Empowered Working Mom Revolution Podcast” community. Get ready for inspiring and empowering stories every week! ---- 🫶🏼 Support the podcast by being a podcast sponsor!We are looking for sponsors as our podcast continues to grow. As a sponsor, your donation supports the podcast and enables us to create and spread more heartwarming stories of working moms worldwide. This helps every mom feel acknowledged, understood, and part of a supportive community. Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to support the podcast.  As a thank you, your name will be added to our podcast website's "Thank you Sponsors" list. Click here to donate $7 or choose your preferred amount. We appreciate your support! ---- Connect with Jocelyn, MA,  ACC (she/her/hers)Website | Podcast | LinkedIN