EPISODE · Aug 23, 2024 · 11 MIN
Supermoms at Work
from The Brave Collective Podcast · host Danielle Morgan
Episode SummaryListen in as I dive into the untapped potential of working moms in the workplace and explore why they’re one of the most underutilized resources in modern businesses. While many working mothers take on a significant share of parenting responsibilities, they continue to strive for career growth, despite facing challenges that make traditional career paths feel inaccessible.Key Discussion Points:* The Overlooked Role of Working Moms* The Struggle Between Career and Family* How Leaders Can Better Support the Working Moms on Their TeamsWhy Does This Even Matter?Organizations that fail to provide supportive environments for working moms risk missing out on incredible talent. By embracing flexibility and understanding, leaders can foster loyalty, productivity, and a more inclusive workplace culture.So What’s the Takeaway for Leaders?I’ve created 4 things leaders can start doing TODAY to better support the working moms on their teams.Listen in as I unpack how to ask better questions, create flexible scheduling, provide advancement opportunities, and plan ahead. And if it sounds simple, it’s because it is! But trust me, this will go a long way and make all the difference to the parents on your teams.Listen Now!Join the conversation where we’ll chat about the realities of being a working mother, the untapped potential they bring to the workforce, and what leaders can do to bridge the gap.Resources & links to connect with us:Coaching & Speaking Resources:Speaking/Workshop Inquiry: emailExplore coaching services: here15 minute clarity call: emailWays to connect on socialFollow Danielle on Instagram hereFollow Danielle on Threads here This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit daniellemorgan.substack.com
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