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"Separating motherhood and careerhood is impossible when being a mom is a full-time job. Balancing kids and career doesn't have to leave you overwhelmed with the impossible expectation to ""do it all""-whatever that is. Take control and define what it means for you to have it all. Full of valuable wisdom and tools from moms like you, Mom Who Works will empower you to lose the label, ditch expectations, and confidently navigate pregnancy, baby, and beyond as a working woman. You'll discover: How to take the ""mother"" part of you to work and make it work for you. Your ""Mom Who Works Manifesto"" to define what ""it all"" means for you. How to trust your mom-intuition for instinctive decision-making. Self-care rituals for true work-life balance. Tips to help you become the best boss for other moms. You don't have to do it all-but you can have it all, when you define what ""it all"" is for you. Start your journey to become, remain, and flourish as a Mom Who Works."

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For women who are mothers... Worthen offers us an opportunity to rewrite the stories that keep us stuck and alone, and in doing so helps us re-write a cultural narrative that hurts us all. In her book, she reminds us that no matter the configuration and dance between parenthood and career, that underneath each of those roles we are women who have value, exactly as we are. -Dr. Hillary L. McBride, Registered Psychologist, Registered Clinical Counsellor The clear and persuasive message of Mom Who Works is that you as a working mother do not have to do it all -- but you can have it all, when you define your all . As motivationally inspiring as it is 'real world' practical, Mom Who Works is unreservedly recommended reading by any mother who aspires or is compelled by circumstance to work outside the family home. -Midwest Book Review

For women who are mothers... Worthen offers us an opportunity to rewrite the stories that keep us stuck and alone, and in doing so helps us re-write a cultural narrative that hurts us all. In her book, she reminds us that no matter the configuration and dance between parenthood and career, that underneath each of those roles we are women who have value, exactly as we are. -Dr. Hillary L. McBride, Registered Psychologist, Registered Clinical Counsellor

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Jenna Worthen is founder and chief curator for Mom Who Works, an online community that helps women redefine what it means to be a working mom in a world without working dads. Focused on the intersection of motherhood and careerhood, Mom Who Works hosts in-person events, digital retreats, and weekly engagement and discussion with more than 2,500 women through its platforms on Instagram, Facebook, and email. Learn more at www.momwhoworks.com.

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