The Thrive Guide for Working Moms: A conversation with Whitnee Hawthorne

Episode 57 of the Parenting for the Future podcast, hosted by Petal Modeste, titled "The Thrive Guide for Working Moms: A conversation with Whitnee Hawthorne" was published on February 8, 2022 and runs 52 minutes.

February 8, 2022 ·52m · Parenting for the Future

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On this final episode of Season 4, we are joined by Whitnee Hawthorne is mom to two phenomenal sons and the founder of the very popular Savvy Working Mom web platform, which is dedicated to helping working mothers thrive in every arena of their lives.

Whitnee is certified in goal setting, project management, strategy performance and life coaching. She is also a professional speaker, a time management and productivity expert and widely known as a self-care guru.

She joins us on Parenting for the Future to share some of her proven strategies for thriving at life and at work, strategies that allow her to live her personal credo, that working mothers don't have to choose between personal and professional success.

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