Motherhood and the work we do – the unpaid, paid and the internal work too. Weekly essays sharing personal stories, research and hopeful ideas.
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On the cooler weather, common threads in How Mothers Work, questioning my PhD research and a couple of personal reflections too.
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#05 How Mothers Work: Julie Schechter & Sophia Samutin Lord
This edition introduces us to the working lives of mothers and .
It’s hard to articulate the sense I have when I see that two interviews should go together. It’d be easy to try and do it thematically – but it doesn’t account for when...
Your Work Strengths At Home
For many women, there is a murky assumption that once you become a mother, you’re supposed to be naturally, intuitively, easily… good at it.
We expect women to enter motherhood with the idea that the work of mothering is, well, not wo...
#04 How Mothers Work: Michelle Kerr, Flora Allardice & Kristen Rive-Thomson
This week on How Mothers Work, we meet with three mothers, , and .
Located all over the world, each of these women are choreographing their own dance with paid and unpaid work – in various ways, and for various reasons.
Michelle is...
#03 How Mothers Work: Kat Archibald
When I first began to dream up the How Mothers Work series, I imagined each post including the stories of two, maybe three, women, to show how connected we all are in our experiences of motherhood and work. But then I came across an intervi...
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I write about motherhood and the work we do – unpaid, paid and the internal work too. 30-something mother to a toddler. Writer, PhD researcher, business builder. Currently based in Sydney, Australia.
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Currently: Exploring what nature teaches us about how to flow through life’s transitions. You’ll read themes here about health, nature, career, motherhood, & the enneagram, & often how they all intersect; because after all, CONNECTION IS HEALTH.
Raising twins while rethinking ambition, identity and the meaning we make out of motherhood's ordinary moments.
Reading, writing and sharing things that tickle my interest.
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Writing about motherhood, culture, and identity. Reflecting on the expectations that come along with it.
mom, tech investor, writing the how-to guide i wish i had as a first-time mom ✨ | come for the unsolicited advice, stay for the humorous perspective of navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and early motherhood ✨
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