The Bliss Not the Burdens of Being a Working Mom
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I can help you, your company, association or group, learn how to keep your cool while doing it
ALL as a working MOM.
WHO I AM
With all of the things I am and the many commitments I have…
I am fulfilled, and grateful.
It was a very stressful and challenging journey but as a young working mom I had to learn how to balance my time, my energy and my focus so that I was getting the most out of each aspect of my life.
I’ve been on this motherhood journey for a few years now and I have learned many lessons. Some have been amazing, some very painful, and some have been very rewarding. I decided that I wanted to create a place where other women could come and read and learn from my experiences.
I learned we don’t always control what life throws at us, but we can control our response and reaction. My goal is to provide your guidance and hope and insights into enjoying all parts of being a working mom. If any of you learn even one thing from me, then please know, that I am grateful for that opportunity.
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WHY I’M HERE
I see many young woman going through the same frustrations of wanting to be a loving nurturing mother, while achieving major milestones at work, proving their worth to their careers and yet keeping a sense of perspective about what values they want to uphold as working mothers.
The story I want to share is meant to provide guidance, comfort and hope that one can really do it all and do it all well and get so much satisfaction out of doing so many things, As a working MOM!
Let’s build something together.
Talk Topics:
Shame and Guilt of Being A Working Mom
The shame and guilt for working moms is very real and really painful. It is wholly unexpected.
Mental Health and Mental Strength
Changing your mindset is the first and most important thing a working mom can do in order to succeed in the conference room and in the living room.
Work Life Chaos
The trick to doing it all and doing it all with joy is to learn when to do what. It takes discipine and boundaries but it is very doable.
You Matter
Being a little selfish has never been so needed as it is by working moms. If you don’t take care of you, then someone else will have to take care of your family!
Testimonials
Lois Hollis- RN BSN REV
I have found Pauliana to have a dedicated spirit wanting to give the truth that helps all of us mothers to successfully juggle kids and work. Having lived what she teaches, Pauliana comes up with some great tips to help us along the way
Erin Lawler Patterson- The Goodness Chic
Pauliana is a powerhouse using her passion, personal and professional expertise to empower and
inspire her fellow women. It was truly a privilege having her as a guest on The Goodness Chick
Podcast & connecting with someone with her energy and heart leaves you feeling refreshed and encouraged
ANNIE GIBBINS- THE TRANSFORMATION QUEEN
It was such a joy to interview Pauliana on my podcast Memoirs of Successful Women. Pauliana inspired a global audience of women juggling motherhood and career growth to create a life they truly love by learning how to balance their time, energy and focus.
By sharing aspects of her own stressful journey to become a top attorney while navigating real life challenges that come with being a working mom, Pauliana revealed how women can have it all by learning how to measure their own success, joy and happiness.
Leighanne Turner- Leighanne’s Voices
Pauliana is a modern day superhero I must say. We had a great conversation about her life covering her amazing career, being a great mum and her passion to help empower women to achieve their best in life is so inspiring.
I love the practical example she gave of using the time that you have to start a business s right where you are. If it means one hour before the children get up or lunchtimes to check business emails etc. Pauliana gave the real walking example that even women with busy lives can lead an amazing business. It was a fun, engaging chat with a friend and I felt like we were at the coffee shop for a catch up with a friend
Pauliana N. Lara 