EPISODE · Jun 14, 2024 · 37 MIN
From Nappies to Deadlines: Managing Motherhood and Entrepreneurship
from The Heald Approach – Leadership. Sustainability. Inclusion. Real Talk. · host Rebecca Heald
In this inspiring episode of The Heald Approach, Rebecca is joined by Anjali Nair, founder of the Immigrant Academy, to discuss the challenges and triumphs of balancing a thriving business while embracing the journey of motherhood. Anjali shares her personal story of navigating the postpartum period with her six-month-old son, Shiv, and how she manages to keep her entrepreneurial spirit alive amidst the demands of new motherhood. Key Topics: Balancing Motherhood and Business: Anjali's insights on managing business responsibilities during early postpartum. The importance of cherishing moments with your child while handling work commitments. Rebecca's advice on listening to your body and instincts during demanding times. Support System: The crucial role of family support in managing the postpartum period and business activities. Hiring contractors to delegate tasks and lighten the workload. Practical Strategies: Gradually ramping up work and setting realistic goals. Emphasising consistency over perfection and adapting to new work-life dynamics. Tips on being kinder to oneself and managing expectations. Immigrant Academy: Anjali's journey of founding the Immigrant Academy to support immigrants in the USA. The Academy's mission to provide career mentoring and life skills development for immigrants. Personal Growth and Community Building: The importance of personal growth and creating supportive communities. Anjali's story of resilience and determination as a new immigrant and entrepreneur. Quotes: "It's all about finding that balance and cherishing the moments with your child while managing your business responsibilities." - Anjali Nair "Listening to your body and gut instincts is crucial during demanding times." - Rebecca Have thoughts or questions about this episode? Join the discussion on social media using #TheHealdApproachPodcast.
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In this inspiring episode of The Heald Approach, Rebecca is joined by Anjali Nair, founder of the Immigrant Academy, to discuss the challenges and triumphs of balancing a thriving business while embracing the journey of motherhood. Anjali shares her personal story of navigating the postpartum period with her six-month-old son, Shiv, and how she manages to keep her entrepreneurial spirit alive amidst the demands of new motherhood. Key Topics: Balancing Motherhood and Business: Anjali's insights on managing business responsibilities during early postpartum. The importance of cherishing moments with your child while handling work commitments. Rebecca's advice on listening to your body and instincts during demanding times. Support System: The crucial role of family support in managing the postpartum period and business activities. Hiring contractors to delegate tasks and lighten the workload. Practical Strategies: Gradually ramping up work and setting realistic goals. Emphasising consistency over perfection and adapting to new work-life dynamics. Tips on being kinder to oneself and managing expectations. Immigrant Academy: Anjali's journey of founding the Immigrant Academy to support immigrants in the USA. The Academy's mission to provide career mentoring and life skills development for immigrants. Personal Growth and Community Building: The importance of personal growth and creating supportive communities. Anjali's story of resilience and determination as a new immigrant and entrepreneur. Quotes: "It's all about finding that balance and cherishing the moments with your child while managing your business responsibilities." - Anjali Nair "Listening to your body and gut instincts is crucial during demanding times." - Rebecca Have thoughts or questions about this episode? Join the discussion on social media using #TheHealdApproachPodcast.
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