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Episode 43 · With Marisa Lonic

How to Let Go of Working Mom Guilt with Marisa Lonic from Mama Work It

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About this episode

Mum guilt is something I've had to work through time and time again, and I'm still a work in progress. I chat with Marisa Lonic from Mama Work It about why we feel guilty as parents and what to do when it shows up. We cover keeping an identity outside of being a mum, support systems and organisational tools, and having realistic expectations with a newborn or young kids.

This Mama Means Business

EP 43: How to Let Go of Working Mom Guilt with Marisa Lonic from Mama Work It

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What you'll learn

  • Marisa shared advice for women that are about become a mother for the first time and why it’s important to keep an identity outside of being a ‘mom’.
  • Why we sometimes feel guilty as a parent and what we can do when we do start to feel it.
  • Different support systems and organisational tools you can consider to help your family life run smoothly.
  • The importance of having realistic expectations when it comes to life with a newborn or young children.

Are you a working mom that struggles with mom guilt? It’s something that I have had to overcome time and time again - and whilst I’m still a work in progress, this week Marisa from Mama Work It joined me to share how we can overcome mom guilt for good… let’s go!

About Marisa Lonic

Tay Daniels is a multi-business owning wife and mom living in the Midwest, host of the Breadwinner Energy Podcast, & Life & Business Mentor for women who are ready to become a 6-Figure Certified Coach! She teaches women how to step into their CEO shoes and build a business they not only love, but are extremely proud of.

Instagram: @letmamaworkit

Website: Mama Work It

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