Ok, if you’ve been following this series you know that I’ve recently shifted from life as a corporate executive to having my own consulting practice.

There’s this feeling that overtakes most moms almost every day…mom guilt.

In the last post, I mentioned that my husband and I have a shared family calendar we use to keep track of our family schedule.

As a Boss Mom, I wear several hats. The most important ones are my wife and mom hat.

As a Boss Mom, being extremely busy is commonplace. We’re typically juggling our kids’ active schedule, work meetings, house management, and perhaps even civic commitments.

In a previous post, I shared the importance of staying connected to your village to maintain your sanity and personal connection to yourself. This is such a critical step for your mental health.

As a Boss Mom, you’re likely used to taking care of most things yourself. So, the leaver of support may not be one that you pull often.

With so much on your plate, alone time can be elusive for a Boss Mom. I can’t emphasize it enough: “taking time for yourself to be yourself,” is so important.

Becoming a mother can be a beautiful thing. It can be a time of joy, stress, fear, and gratitude. When you become a mother as a leader, though, it can complicate an already complex role.