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Jill Koziol

Jill Koziol is the co-founder of Motherly. As CEO, she grew Motherly to be an Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Company and a Parity.org Best Company for Women to Advance, empowering an audience of 40 million+ readers and viewers a month via on-demand parent education classes, Webby-award winning videos, The Motherly Podcast, essays and articles, and a highly-engaged social media community. Co-author of “The Motherly Guide to Becoming Mama: Redefining the Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum Journey” and “This Is Motherhood: A Motherly Collection of Reflections and Practices", Jill is passionate about serving and empowering women and mothers because when mamas are successful, everyone wins. She is an advocate for families, female founders, and how to thrive with multiple sclerosis. Jill lives in Park City, Utah with her husband and two daughters. LinkedIn

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Here’s my experience with Function Health—and how it has already impacted how I approach wellness.

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For too long mothers have been asked to nurture in a society that does not nurture us back.

There is no easy way to feed a baby

Why are all of our options so hard?

The united state of motherhood

It's time to take motherhood seriously.

My birth story: I wanted an unmedicated birth but back labor changed my mind

I was strong. I was powerful. I was beautiful. I'd done it!

I’m a mama and an entrepreneur—here’s what I’ve learned along the way

When the company you're growing feels like raising another baby, it can be difficult to distinguish between the two titles—mama and entrepreneur—but you can succeed in both.

Being ‘Motherly’ doesn’t mean what you think it means

Because "caring, protective and kind" doesn't begin to scratch the surface on what and who this woman is today.

Are remote teams the solution to a working mom’s top problem?

Motherly cofounders used their instincts to help build a next generation business where remote teams—and parents—can thrive.

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