• #262 | REFLECTING ON A DECADE OF COACHING MOTHERHOOD | WITH AMY TAYLOR KABBAZ

  • Apr 16 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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#262 | REFLECTING ON A DECADE OF COACHING MOTHERHOOD | WITH AMY TAYLOR KABBAZ

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  • In this episode Amy takes a moment to reflect on ten years of coaching mothers, and both her personal journey to get to this point, and how she sees the focus on mothers changing.

    Just a few short months after becoming a mother 16 years ago, Amy started writing and researching the question: what happens to us?

    Why does it feel this way? How can we do it better?


    And since then, she's listened to thousands of hours of coaching and interviews, with both experts and mamas around the world.

    But, as she shares in this episode, she's also had to find her own confidence and voice.


    How can you talk about motherhood when no-one really respects it as a professional focus?

    How can you stand up and speak out when you don't think you have the answers?

    How do you keep going when you're dealing with your own inner turmoil?

    And, most important of all, are we making any difference?


    The answer? yes. In small and big ways. And we can't stop now!


    May this episode be both an inspiration and a reminder that we are all in this together -

    imperfect but activated and committed to changing the support and understanding of mothers.






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