Empowered Working Mom Revolution

S4EP4: Activate Your Mom Courage with Shanita Liu

Discover Your Inner Warrior with Shanita Liu

Are you a working mom feeling overwhelmed and disconnected? This episode on the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast is your guide to rediscovering your inner strength and courage.

Join host Jocelyn Auyeung as she interviews Shanita Liu, TEDx speaker and author of "Dear Durga: A Mom's Guide to Activate Courage and Emerge Victorious." Shanita shares her personal journey of transformation and offers practical advice for fellow working moms.

Key Highlights:

• Shanita's inspiring story of activating courage on a New York City subway
• The power of finding your personal metaphor for courage
• Practical tips for building trust with your inner courage
• Overcoming fears that hinder courage activation
• The importance of pausing and listening to your intuition

Learn how to tap into your inner warrior and design the life you truly want. Shanita even treats listeners to an original rap about courage that will leave you feeling inspired and empowered.

Don't miss out on:

• The courage activation exercise from Shanita's book
• How to navigate fear as a working mom
• Building trust with your inner courage
• Finding your unique courage metaphor

This episode is perfect for working moms looking to reconnect with themselves, overcome challenges, and create a life they love. Tune in now and start your journey to becoming an empowered, courageous working mom!

If you enjoyed today’s episode, we invite you to please leave a rating or write a review on Apple Podcasts so more moms can discover this podcast. 

Thank you!

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S4EP3: Finding Balance and Navigating Postpartum with Reem Labib Tyson

Welcome to another episode of the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast. Our mission is to share the unique stories of working moms, whether they work outside the home or are stay-at-home moms. Through storytelling, we aim to connect, support, and inspire each other.

In today's episode, Jocelyn chats with Reem Labib Tyson to discuss a topic that isn't talked about enough—postpartum depression and the postpartum experience. Reem shares her personal journey through postpartum depression, anxiety, and rage, and how she navigated these challenges while balancing her career and motherhood.

Reem, an educator, and founder of EDspired, a boutique consulting firm, also touches on the importance of prioritizing oneself to be the best version for others. She shares her insights on balancing multiple identities and making difficult decisions as a working mom.

Grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and listen in to feel acknowledged, encouraged, and inspired. You're not alone in this journey.

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S4EP2: Navigating Parenthood and Career with Courage with Bree Overly

Welcome to the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast, hosted by Jocelyn Auyeung.

This episode features a heartfelt conversation with Bree Overly, a coach for parents of gifted, twice-exceptional neurodivergent children. Bree shares her journey of balancing career and parenting, highlighting the significant moments that led her to become a life coach.

Listen in as Bree discusses the challenges she faced as a working mom, her struggles with anxiety, and the steps she took to prioritize her own needs and her daughter's unique needs.

Gain insights into the importance of allies, setting boundaries, and practicing self-compassion. Bree's story is a testament to the courage it takes to navigate the complexities of parenting while maintaining personal well-being.

Grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and join us for an inspiring episode that will leave you feeling acknowledged, encouraged, and connected.

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S4EP1: A Journey of Resilience and Reflection with Jocelyn Auyeung

Welcome to the Empowered Working Mom Revolution podcast, hosted by Jocelyn Auyeung.

Our mission is to share diverse stories from working moms, whether they work outside the home or are stay-at-home moms. Storytelling is a powerful way to connect, support, and inspire each other. Grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and listen to today's story to feel acknowledged, encouraged, and reminded that you're not alone in this journey as a working mom.

 

In this special first episode of season four, Jocelyn is joined by her close friend Shobhna, who will host the episode.

 

In this conversation, Jocelyn shares her own story of resilience, focusing on her journey through infertility and her struggles with suicidal ideation. This episode touches on sensitive topics, and resources for support are provided at the end.

Jocelyn's story highlights the importance of self-reflection, self-care, and the courage to choose oneself.

If you or someone you know is struggling with suicide ideation, remember that help is available. In the United States, you can text or call 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

For more resources:

California Residents: https://www.988california.org/

Nationwide: https://988lifeline.org/

National Institute of Mental Health - Suicide Prevention: https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention

 

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Empowered Working Mom Revolution Podcast. We hope Jocelyn's story resonates with you and that you feel supported, encouraged, and empowered in your own journey as a working mom.

 

Tune in every Wednesday for more inspiring "Mom Moments" in the upcoming episodes of Season 4. Remember, you are never alone in your experience as a working mom.

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Season 4 Trailer

Welcome to Season 4 of the “Empowered Working Mom Revolution Podcast”!

We're super excited because our podcast has evolved to serve an even more powerful purpose. Moving forward, our goal is to feature stories from all working moms, whether you work outside or inside the home as a stay-at-home mom (SAHM).

We truly believe that everyone has a story to tell, and we've discovered that sharing these stories is a powerful way to connect and learn from each other. We want everyone to feel connected, supported, and inspired by sharing and listening to our stories.

In this season, we can't wait to bring you a diverse range of stories from fellow working moms like you, which we call "Mom Moments." After listening to these stories, we hope you’ll feel seen, heard, encouraged, and, most importantly, realize that you are not alone in your experience as a working mom.

So, grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and tune in every Wednesday to feel connected and seen as a working mom. Join us as we share and celebrate the journey of motherhood in all its forms.

Thank you for being a part of the “Empowered Working Mom Revolution Podcast” community. Get ready for inspiring and empowering stories every week!

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S3EP7: My #1 Insight on Parenting my Pre-Teens as a Working Mom

Ever wonder if parenting gets any easier? The answer is yes and no.

Baby stage:

🥴 It was hard with the multiple feedings and nap schedules; they need you all the time because their life depends on you.

💕 It was easy because all they wanted was to cuddle and snuggle with you, and that was enough. 

 

Toddler stage:

🥴 It was hard because of the potty training and the "three-nager" tantrums. They learned to have a voice, saying "no," and figuring out what boundaries they could push (i.e., can I stick my finger inside the wall outlet?)

💕It was easy because now I didn't have to lug around as much baby stuff, and our schedule seemed to open up more because we were down to one nap a day. They still thought every new experience was cool and interesting. 

 

Elementary Age:

🥴 When my kids started elementary school, there was homework, after-school activities, etc. It was challenging to manage a schedule for myself and my kids while also trying really hard not to compare myself to other moms who were sharing what their kids were doing as after-school activities. 

💕 Parenting became a little easier because my kids were even more independent. They could pack their snacks and lunch, brush their own teeth, and be responsible for their things without needing me. 

 

Pre-teens/Tweens:

Tune into today's episode, where I share my #1 insight into how parenting pre-teens is easy and hard/stretching and what you can do as a working mom to navigate this life stage with confidence and grace. 

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Let's connect!

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S3EP6: Beyond Guilt: How to Set Boundaries and Thrive as a Career-Driven Mom

Welcome to "The Empowered Working Mom Revolution" podcast! In today's episode, "Beyond Guilt: How to Set Boundaries and Thrive," we’re exploring how setting boundaries helps you reclaim your time, energy, power, and happiness. 

We'll explore three key aspects of setting boundaries: Identifying Your Needs, Communicating Your Boundaries, and Overcoming the Mom Guilt.

First, we'll dive into understanding your own needs as a career-driven mom. It's easy to prioritize others over ourselves, but taking the time to identify what truly matters to you is crucial for setting effective boundaries.

Next, we'll tackle the art of communicating boundaries. From negotiating flexible work hours to saying no to additional commitments, effective communication is key to advocating for yourself and your needs.

Finally, we'll address the elephant in the room: mom guilt. I'll share a personal story about my own journey to setting boundaries and how it transformed my life for the better.

We'll also dive into the research that reinforces the importance of setting boundaries for overall well-being and success as a career-driven mom.

So grab your favorite cup of coffee, get cozy, and join me as we explore how to set boundaries so that you can thrive in both your career and personal life and embrace your power as an empowered working mom.

Don't forget to subscribe and share this podcast with other career-driven moms in your life. Together, we can support each other in setting boundaries and thriving in our careers and motherhood.

Until next time, take care and remember to embrace your power as an empowered momma.

 

Grab the FREE Ultimate Guide to Setting Boundaries for Working Moms here

Let's connect!

www.empoweredworkingmomrevolution.com  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jocelynauyeungcoach/

 

S3EP5: Break Free from Mom Guilt Once and for All

If you're feeling overwhelmed and guilty about being a working mom, then today's episode is for you. I share three awesome strategies that can help you break free from mom guilt and regain your confidence.

If you're anything like me, you've probably experienced mom guilt at least once in your working mom life. Mom guilt is a sneaky emotion that can trap you into feeling like you're not "doing enough" or "being a good mom," which is totally demoralizing. Here's the thing, though: Mom guilt doesn't have to be part of your vocabulary or experience anymore. You can break free from it! And when you do break free from it, you'll feel confident as a working mom, your relationships with your kids and spouse will be stronger because you're more present, and you'll be a superstar at work because the feeling of mom guilt doesn't bog you down. 

If you're ready to recover your confident self by breaking free from the mom guilt, then book a sales call with me to learn about how we can work together through one-on-one coaching.

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