Getting Ourselves Off Of Autopilot with Kathryn Finney

11/15/20 • 28 min

Kathryn Finney is one of the most influential woman in tech, an entrepreneur, a social media visionary, an investor, writer, and advocate for women. Having her on the side of women is a big deal, I'm a huge fan! On this podcast episode she's sharing her unconventional journey to motherhood and what she's doing to help the women around her and support them as she grows in motherhood and life.

Key takeaways

Taking pauses helps to manage anxiety and decide who needs you the most at the moment
It's helpful to remind moms that our kids will be okay and we are doing our best every day, things don't have to look perfect
Accepting and offering support can be hard, especially in the early days, but you need to take it

Key takeaways

Taking pauses helps to manage anxiety and decide who needs you the most at the moment
It's helpful to remind moms that our kids will be okay and we are doing our best every day, things don't have to look perfect
Accepting and offering support can be hard, especially in the early days, but you need to take it

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Learning quickly and moving on with Breegan Jane

Breegan Jane is a designer, entrepreneur, lifestyle expert and philanthropist in Los Angeles. As a mom of two boys Breegan is making due with the time she has so that she's also able to give time to her business as well.

Key takeaways from this episode:

Getting to the answers of how things will work, how to make time for everything you want, and figuring out the solutions to our problems earlier and faster will let us decide what we need to do differently and move forward.
Mixing parenting with what kids need to grow and develop can make life easier - like teaching your children to clean and care for the house can help in both areas. Allowing our children to feel empowered keeps them wanting to contribute and channels their energy at times.
When we do not do our work and follow through, it can usually be that frustrated parent that's causing other things to fall and tumble.