
The podcast is about pulling back the curtain on this whole working parent thing and realizing that no one has it figured out. Like our kids, we're all works in progress. I talk to people about how they make it work and enjoy.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Market researcher and dad of two, Liam Daley talks about his experiences as a working parent. He shares insights from men he's interviewed on how they understand their roles at work and at home.
Rizwan Shah is a single father of 3 and organizational development practitioner. Riz spent over two decades of experience in the Military, and is currently senior advisor in a government agency. I always knew him as confident, insightful, gregarious ... more
In her recent piece in the Atlantic, "Why 43% of Women With Children Leave Their Jobs, and How to Get Them Back," Paulette writes: If you want high-achieving mothers back in the workforce, don't give us an office and a work week filled with facetime,... more
"In addition to wanting a creative career, I also saw that being a hairstylist gave me a great deal of flexibility. I don't know many jobs where you can come back as slowly or as quickly as you want." Jocelyn is my hairstylist. She was en route to an... more










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