The Money, Career, and Motherhood Podcast with Janice Scholl [IEP 156]
Today we’re joined by fellow podcaster, Janice Scholl of “Money, Career, and Motherhood Podcast”. You’re in for a treat (and some reflective moments!) as our conversation centers not only around the intersection of money, career, and motherhood but the wild cards that appear in our lives, at times!
We hope you join us!
Show Highlights:
- Janice shares her background and her experience when her family lived overseas.
- Living in foreign countries gave Janice a new perspective on what really mattered to her, much as the Covid-19 pandemic has.
- Going from a full professional identity to a full motherhood identity is not easy. It’s better to blend the two.
- Janice relates the challenges she and her husband had with their first daughter and the realization that they had to advocate for her.
- Taking career breaks can lead to entrepreneurship!
- The ‘a-ha’ moment when Janice realized she wanted to help other mothers navigate the blending of money, career, and motherhood.
- Even if your husband takes care of the family finances, you should still be financially involved in decisions.
- There is a value to our time, especially for moms who have stayed at home for any time.
- The way you talk about money can help reinforce the family values that you’re trying to teach your kids.
- Janice’s advice to women who are thinking about taking career breaks.
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