Boss Mum
Patrycja McMahon
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Mother’s Guilt
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03/08/23 • 10 min
How much guilt as mothers can we carry?
As an Entrepreneur and mum of three experienced guilt on many levels. However, one day I decided to find out where that emotion came from, so I looked into my childhood and I realised that guilt is sown a long time before we become mothers. Then expand to the level that we can’t cope with.
Here are the highlights:
{00:50} As a mum who is an entrepreneur, I have a lot of guilt.
{02:57} I couldn’t fulfill my work.
{04:29} How is your guilt mum, when your second baby it’s on its way?
{06:45} Another guilt regards breastfeeding.
{08:48} The guilt will always be there till...
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Hormones and Stress at Work
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02/08/23 • 12 min
What way do we behave, when we return to work after maternity?
Is a “Baby Brain” real or just a saying? In my case with three of my babies, it's a completely different scenario.
When we return to work, we have to act and behave exactly the same as before regards the situation that our body growing human beings for nine to ten months, our hormonal state is all over the place, and stress and lack of sleep. As employees or self-employers, we put so much pressure on ourselves to perform on the same level in our tasks and jobs as before.
Should we feel sorry for ourselves or just get on with it?
Here are the highlights:
{00:53} After my three babies “Baby Brain” is a completely different story.
{02:43} Instinct of a mother is to look after her baby.
{04:10} We are fighting with our instinct.
{07:00} When I returned to work, I really didn’t know what I was doing.
{09:15} Physically and Mentally I didn’t want to be there.
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01/25/23 • 19 min
Guest - Lisa Feenan
Mum of five children, ages 19 years old to three. A qualified teacher who after her fourth child was born with a rear neurological condition, decided to take a carrier brake to look after Thomas who at that time needed 24 daycare.
At the beginning of the lockdown, she was introduced to Network Marketing by her friend, a company called Tropic.
Two years on she found a new passion for skin care, and extra income to support her family but most important she found herself.
Listen to the inspirational story of mum how said yes to the opportunity that was offered to her.
Here are the highlights:
{01:25} At the beginning of the lockdown a new opportunity appeared.
{02:35} “I was lost”.
{03:35} “We just do it!”
{10:40} “I really enjoy it; I love it sharing my business with my followers”
{13:25} “No routine in this house”
{16:10} “I can treat my family and myself, I have that disposable income”
{18:20} You can be your own boss on your own terms.
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01/25/23 • 11 min
12 months, 9 months, 6 months, 3 months, or maybe 10 days? And then what?
Depends on where you work and how lucky you are with your maternity pay mum. Unfortunately, I had to return to work when my first baby was 10 days old, yes, I know I don’t know how I did manage that. However, it doesn’t matter how old your baby is the anxiety separation always will take place.
When the baby is born, we as mums don’t want to even think about returning to work and what emotions will associate with that process. I can tell you it crashed me however at the start I thought that I was ok. I was so wrong.
Listen to find out about my story.
Here are the highlights:
{00:56} How lucky you will be with your maternity leave?
{02:25} My baby was 10 days old!
{03:53} If you tell yourself that you don’t have a choice.
{05:10} My head wasn’t in the right place.
{06:15} Trauma just hit me.
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Trailer
Boss Mum
01/23/23 • 3 min
The Boss Mum podcast is, designed to inspire, give ideas and opportunities to mums who want more from their lives.
I want to show you the ups and downs and true stories about mothers who follow their successful journey of having it all.
My passion is to mentor and serve mothers with my knowledge, energy, mindfulness, and life experience.
I believe all mothers deserve a chance for self-development, self-care, independence, a secure, stable future, and a happy life following a successful career path.
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02/15/23 • 21 min
Michelle is a beauty therapist with 20 years of experience and is currently running her own business and working with network marketing at Neal’s Yard Remedies Organic. However most important, she is a mum to two boys and her children are the reason for everything she does in her life. She goes out of her comfort zones and works on personal development because she believes that everything we do create an imprint on our children.
Michelle is happy to say that everything works so well for her, especially during the pandemic her network marketing business was keeping her busy with her clients.
Here are the highlights:
{01:15} I incorporate network marketing with my beauty business to create time for my family.
{03:30} My kids are the reason for everything.
{06:26} I really needed an income.
{09:56} Your whole life totally changes.
{12:48} Face the Fear.
{15:30} I love that side of personal development.
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01/27/23 • 10 min
It is a very simple question; however, do we know the answer to it?
What is meant to invest yourself, mum? For each of us, it would be something completely different.
For some mums, it would be an investment in their beauty regime, health, personal development, style, or business. There are many options, however, when we are becoming a mum, we become that word “mother”, who is looking after everyone around us except herself. We forget that self-care is so important to be a happy and fulfilled mum.
I was lucky enough that at a young age, I understood how important an investment in “ME” is on the personal development and business level, however, I forgot about self-care.
Here are the highlights:
{01:18} After a baby is born “Mother” become a word that...
{02:28} You never hear “Well, how are you”?
{03:26} When there were very dark moments in my life, I knew what to do.
{04:20} I understood the importance of investment in my own mind and mental stage.
{05:14} If you didn’t invest in yourself before you had children, then after is even more difficult to be aware of how important it is.
{06:36} Sometimes I still think that we live in a different century.
{08:42} Self-care is not selfish.
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02/01/23 • 20 min
For my guest Alexandra who is a true Entrepreneur her children are her world, and inspiration in everything she does. She does both, work full-time in the corporate world, however, when her children were born she discovered that as being working mum there wasn't any support for her and mothers like her.
When she was listening to other coaches, the only what she heard was pushing mothers to achieve the best results in business carrier and ideas of breaking that glass ceiling however she was thinking about how everyday mums cope.
Then she decided to invest in her new business to focus on working mothers, to help them with day-by-day routines and schedules alongside working full time and being a mum.
Here are the highlights:
{01:04} My children are absolutely my world and drive everything I do.
{01:30} No support for an everyday working mum.
{03:30} If something doesn’t feel right, I don’t move with it.
{08:18} There are loads of reasons why we return to work.
{13:45} We grow “humans”
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Are you not important anymore?
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02/21/23 • 10 min
When we become mum, we are losing our identity, we are losing the person we used to be. It’s very difficult to understand because we might do so many things for our family and children but where is the time for “ME”, for Patrycja?
What happened was that I lost so much confidence and mentally I couldn’t cope.
How my perception has changed between my first and my last child. What made me different and should I be different from each of my children?
Here are the highlights:
{00:40} Who is “ME”, as a mum?
{02:35} I thought that I wasn’t a good mummy for my first child.
{04:25} I lost so much confidence.
{06:00} Mentally I couldn’t cope.
{07:20} I totally forgot about myself.
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03/01/23 • 19 min
10 years ago, Jill who is a mum of three, was happy to work part-time as a chiropractor assistant. Her life changed when the recession hit and her part-time job stop existing.
Then she was introduced to new business opportunities by working from home. She jumped to try something completely different because she didn’t have anything to lose. Since then, she never looked back, because she achieved the perfect work-life balance, experiences, and income that she never dreamed about it.
Here are the highlights:
{01:16} For me as young mum part-time work was the best of both worlds.
{02:38} Forever Found me!
{04:05} 10 years on...
{06:57} when there was a lot of fear around many industries and people's homes, I didn’t have that.
{12:56} Is it a pyramid? Is it a scam?
{18:20} Can you imagine?
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FAQ
How many episodes does Boss Mum have?
Boss Mum currently has 16 episodes available.
What topics does Boss Mum cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Kids & Family, Personal Journals and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Boss Mum?
The episode title 'Would you ever ask for help?' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Boss Mum?
The average episode length on Boss Mum is 15 minutes.
How often are episodes of Boss Mum released?
Episodes of Boss Mum are typically released every 6 days, 23 hours.
When was the first episode of Boss Mum?
The first episode of Boss Mum was released on Jan 23, 2023.
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