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Have you ever asked your parents how much they had sacrificed for the family? What were the opportunities that they had given up? What was the cost? Are you willing to make the same sacrifice? Why? What did they say? How about you? We aren’t the same as our parents were 30 years ago. And society isn’t the same, either. We like to find new ways to balance and blend career and family. We are women, good at multitasking, after all. You might hear some people tell you multitasking is shifting tasks that drive us to nowhere. Yes and no. Women are capable of multitasking for various commitments and can work more organized under pressure such as cooking a meal while looking after young children and suddenly having to answer the phone. Or jump between incoming emails, phone calls, and assignments, while running in and out of meetings. Very often, men can’t understand why a woman can handle so many things simultaneously. Are you settling for less than you deserve? How settled are you? How will you describe yourself?
Could you have been a better mom and still built such a successful career? It might be difficult or unlikely, and not impossible.
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Abby
10/2/2020 08:34:31 am
This is great food for thought. I’m not a working mom but I hope they know that they’re the best moms they can be whether they work or not. It really is hard to balance everything.
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SimplyLove
10/6/2020 03:05:29 am
Well said. Thank you
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Jennifer Van Haitsma
10/3/2020 03:56:15 am
Balancing everything is really hard, even if you don't work outside the home! As moms we just have to do the best we can.
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Simplylove
10/6/2020 03:11:57 am
Well yes, balancing is not easy. We do the best we can is good enough.
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10/3/2020 02:27:05 pm
Women are naturally multitaskers. Infact, we can more things and make a decision within 3 mins. It is part of who we are.
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Simplylove
10/6/2020 03:13:48 am
Completely agree with you, haha!
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10/5/2020 11:04:31 am
Definitely something to think about. It's important to constantly reinvent yourself to stave off such feelings of should have, could have, and would have. Great little read!
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SimplyLove
10/6/2020 03:17:50 am
Thank you
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