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Neha Mandhani is a grateful mama to two little boys and a leadership coach and thought partner for mothers who aspire to lead with their values and bring forth their authentic voices. She believes our world needs brave and curious mothers stepping into their full power to create workplaces, communities, and homes to meet the myriad challenges of our complex world. She loves to hike, read and cook and meaningful connections are one of her greatest sources of joy. Her kitchen is often messy, laundry is unfolded and legos are her family’s perennial babysitter! https://www.nehamandhani.com/ IG: @mandhani.neha
Why the double standards for mothers and fathers? And who is calling out the costs to mothers that come with these double standards?
There is collective power in our grieving hearts right now; let’s normalize not feeling normal.
There are moments when the weight of motherhood is just too heavy.
We are all in this together and collectively we will come out braver, kinder and more connected as a human species—forever.
This is an incredibly hard season of our life and I will not let my children's academic success be a major source of stress in our lives.
We can strive to optimize joy, togetherness and potentially an expanded view of what learning and education mean for our families. Here are a few ideas we are experimenting with.
4. Focus on simplicity
Being okay with tears means to see them, feel them, pay attention to what they are here to teach us but eventually wipe them, smile again and take action where needed.
I want him to practice courage over comfort and not make choices so that his friends think he is cool.
You’ll never have enough time, especially not as a mom. But these 6 principles can make the most of what you’ve got.
Yes, it's possible to be introverted and social, mama. It's all about doing what's right for Y-O-U.
#2—Forget about “shoulds.” You may be surprised to discover that something you’re jealous of isn’t what you want.