900: Is Three a Crowd When Parents Swing Out Loud? | Feedback Friday

Topics covered
Popular Clips
Questions from this episode
- Asked by 48 people
- Asked by 44 people
- Asked by 21 people
- Asked by 13 people
Episode Highlights
Parenthood & Passions
Balancing parenthood with personal passions can be challenging, especially during pregnancy. shares a listener's struggle with maintaining her work and personal projects as she navigates pregnancy. Despite feeling guilty for not meeting her own expectations, reassures her that her efficiency and commitment remain intact, even with reduced energy levels 1. He advises embracing this unique phase of life and recognizing the value in the small moments that parenthood brings 2.
I know growing a child doesn't feel like an accomplishment, at least not one you've valued up until now, but it really is, and it's exciting.
---
Jordan emphasizes that passions like writing and playing the violin will still be there when she's ready to return to them.
Ā Ā Ā
Parental Guilt & Change
Overcoming parental guilt is a common challenge for high achievers who become parents. encourages a listener to question her beliefs about productivity during pregnancy and early parenthood, suggesting that guilt may not be warranted 3. He highlights the importance of accepting changing priorities and finding peace with them, as they are a natural part of this life stage. adds that allowing oneself to rest and adapt is crucial, and experimenting with shorter, less demanding engagements in personal passions can be fulfilling 4.
This exhaustion and these changing priorities, they're happening whether you like it or not. So is there a way to make peace with them, even just a little bit?
---
Together, they suggest that embracing change can lead to unexpected joy and creativity.
Ā Ā Ā
Leadership Opportunities
Seizing professional opportunities during interim leadership roles can significantly impact career growth. Gabriel5. and executive coach Alyssa Cohn advise against undermining the manager upon her return, emphasizing the importance of trust and preparation for future opportunities 6.
Winners always want the ball.
--- Alyssa Cohn
They recommend leveraging this experience by seeking feedback, expressing interest in future roles, and maintaining strong connections with mentors.
Related Episodes


873: Custody Fiction Leads to Co-Parenting Friction | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

209: How to Trick Your Teenager into Following Good Advice | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

910: 90% of the Time, Parents Aren't Toxic Every Time | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

1127: Chaotic Kin Has You Rethinking Children | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

849: Whose Story to Pick When the Charge Is Sick? | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

221: How to Meet the Parents Without a Meltdown | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

759: Can Mom Cease As Family Man's Side Piece? | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

1075: Kids Being Curious or Something More Serious? | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

989: Bad Behavior Uncorrected Leaves Dad Unprotected | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

824: Is an Age Gap Scandalous If the Relationship's Fabulous? | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

278: My Mother Lied About Our Father's Death | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

679: Mom's Bigotry Makes Romantic Future Hard to See | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

1081: Stuck Co-Parenting Lad with an Imprisoned Dad | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

967: Dad's Years of Abuse Have Come Home to Roost | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions

589: Persevering Past Paranoid Parental Persecution | Feedback Friday
Answers 383 questions
