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EPISODE · May 19, 2025 · 44 MIN

30. Chelsea Stacey | Advocating for Justice, Family, and Herself: A Mom's Journey Breaking Traditional Roles

from Mom-Me · host Angela Tait

Are you a working mom striving to balance career, family, and a sense of self? Tune in to this powerful Mom-me episode featuring Chelsea, an attorney and mom of two, who shares her honest journey from passing the bar while newly pregnant to launching a law firm office in Phoenix—all while navigating the highs and lows of motherhood. From redefining roles with her stay-at-home husband to advocating for herself in courtrooms and workplaces, Chelsea opens up about what it really takes to build a career and raise a family without losing yourself in the process. Whether you're a working parent or an employer looking to create a more supportive work culture, this episode is a must-listen.   "Being a leader is more than just telling people what to do. It's leading by example. It's setting the expectation and the culture and being clear about it." - Chelsea   Key Takeaways: From Law School to Law Firm Leader: Hear how Chelsea went from bar exam stress to opening a new office for her PI firm—all while navigating early motherhood. Redefining Parenthood Roles: Chelsea and her husband flipped the script—he left his job to stay home while she grew her business. Their story challenges traditional gender roles with heart and humor. Balancing Career & Mom Life—Raw & Real: Chelsea opens up about mom guilt, toddler tantrums, and her 6-year-old making waffles at 6 a.m. (Yes, seriously!). Why Advocacy Starts with You: Learn how Chelsea boldly advocated for her right to pump as a prosecutor—setting an example for young women in law and beyond. Flexibility Isn't a Perk—It's a Necessity: The duo discusses how remote work actually increases productivity—and why more firms need to trust their teams. Leadership That Lifts Women: Chelsea shares how the right work culture empowers women to lead, thrive, and parent without compromise. Work-Life Integration, Not Separation: This episode reframes balance as a fluid dance, not a rigid split—complete with real talk on boundaries, burnout, and breakthrough moments. Advice Every Working Mom (and Employer) Needs: Chelsea drops gems for new moms navigating return-to-work and for employers wanting to create inclusive, flexible workplaces.   About Chelsea Stacey: Chelsea Stacey is an experienced attorney and former criminal prosecutor with a strong foundation in trial and appellate law. Over the course of her career, she has led numerous jury and bench trials, motion hearings, and appellate matters. Recognized for her excellence, Chelsea was named a Rising Star Nominee in 2020 by the Arizona Prosecuting Attorney's Advisory Council. A proud Arizona native, Chelsea earned her J.D. Magna Cum Laude from the William S. Boyd School of Law, earning multiple CALI Awards and serving as the Nevada Law Editor for the Nevada Law Review. She also holds a Psychology degree from Arizona State University. Outside the courtroom, Chelsea enjoys reading, podcasts, and family time, and remains committed to providing compassionate, client-focused advocacy.     Connect with Angela: Book a Meeting: https://calendly.com/talenttrek/prescreen Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelatait/ Check out my Website: http://www.angelatait.com   **Check out our best selling collaborative book with other female founders on Amazon: Taking the Plunge Check out my newly published book on how to hire, inspire and train top talent in your organization: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F4PMTFQB

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