EPISODE · Apr 2, 2025 · 1H 24M
Unlearning Parenting: The Elder Millennial Perspective
from The UnlearnT Podcast · host Ruth Abigail Smith
Send us Fan MailErica Ramsey joins RA to discuss the profound transition from career-focused independence to motherhood and how she's navigating this unexpected journey while maintaining her identity and business.• Success in business doesn't automatically translate to feeling prepared for parenthood• Becoming a mother in the first year of marriage required a complete mental shift• The "glass balls vs. rubber balls" approach to prioritizing family and work• Counterbalance rather than balance is a more realistic framework for working mothers• Grace is essential both for yourself and your spouse as you navigate new roles• Children need more spiritual grounding today than previous generations• Being intentional about what you're imparting to your children when starting a family later in life• Understanding your child's unique personality rather than imposing your preferences• Healing from past experiences is crucial before entering marriage and parenthood• You can change and grow beyond who you've been in the pastIf you found this conversation helpful or eye-opening, please share it with someone who might benefit and subscribe to the Unlearned Podcast as we continue to gain the courage to change our minds and experience more freedom.
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Send us Fan Mail Erica Ramsey joins RA to discuss the profound transition from career-focused independence to motherhood and how she's navigating this unexpected journey while maintaining her identity and business. • Success in business doesn't automatically translate to feeling prepared for parenthood • Becoming a mother in the first year of marriage required a complete mental shift • The "glass balls vs. rubber balls" approach to prioritizing family and work • Counterbalance rather than ba...
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