Posts Tagged ‘working mothers’
Why Captivate is My 2025 Word: A Mom Founder’s Challenge to Think Differently, Episode 264
Ever notice how everyone picks the same predictable words for their New Year – peace, joy, freedom? What if your 2025 word of the year could be something totally unexpected that lights up everyone’s face when you share it? 2025: The Year of Captivation Yep, that’s MY word this year. 2025 is not just another…
Read MoreWork Loudly: A Guide for Female Leaders to Building Your Brand and Reputation in Corporate America, Episode 263
Are you a working mom feeling overwhelmed in your corporate role? Get ready to level up your corporate game as we’re hanging out with Sally Ivester, a seasoned pro with 12+ years in big tech. Sally spills the tea on how your mindset and strategy can make or break your career journey. Join us as…
Read MoreUnleash Your Podcasting Potential: Tips for Mom Founders to Overcome Fear and Find Their Voice Online, Episode 262
In the world of podcasting, a lot of newbie hosts get nervous about their voices and the stories they want to share. In this special holiday episode, Melissa teams up with the amazing Anika Jackson to chat about juggling motherhood, entrepreneurship, and podcasting. Anika shares how she helps podcasters find their true voice, streamline their…
Read MoreI See You, Santa: The Unsung Holiday Hero (Share With A Holiday Stressed Mom), Episode 261
In this heartfelt podcast, a mom (Melissa Llarena your host and mom of three) shares the raw, beautiful reality of holiday preparation. From a hilarious Target shopping adventure with her three sons to a powerful love letter recognizing the invisible labor of mothers during the holiday season, this episode is a must-listen for every…
Read MoreWhat Hiring Managers Ought to Know About Mother’s Day
Don’t buy me flowers for Mother’s Day. They die. Don’t buy me chocolate either because it makes me fat. Mimosas won’t work because I’m nursing twins and sleeping is a pipe dream for 2014. So when I was asked what I wanted for Mother’s Day, I decided to think about it as a profession-oriented career…
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