Working Mom Moments | Work Life Balance, Energy, Stress, Career, Time Management, Mom Guilt Lacy Jungman | Speaker, Author, Leader, Coach, Boy Mom

As a working mom, it’s easy to get caught up in a whirlwind of commitments and obligations. From professional responsibilities to personal goals, we often find ourselves juggling an endless list of tasks.

In the midst of the chaos, it’s important to recognize the importance of pausing, reflecting, and reprioritizing. Sometimes in our careers we take a step back, while other times we take a huge leap forward. Similarly, as our children grow, we find ourselves in phases where we can lean into our career because of their independence and other times when they simply need more time and energy from us.

Through it all, though, remember why you started. What was your dream? The one that gets you energized and out of bed thinking about? Don’t lose sight of your dream...even if you need to hit pause for a moment.

I am living proof that pause does not coincide with failure. A pause in life doesn’t have to be goodbye or a pivot, it can simply be a holding place. 

Thank you, truly, for letting me be part of your working mom journey this past year. It’s time for me to hit pause on an area of life, to focus on others. You have been the best community and I look forward to coming back on air to connect with you in the future.

Don’t Quit Your Daydream.

The Silent Struggle: Why Working Moms Hesitate to Ask for Help
In today's fast-paced, achievement-oriented society, working moms face a unique and often overwhelming set of challenges. Juggling careers, households, parenting, and personal ambitions requires an extraordinary level of dedication and resilience. Despite all of the concentrated efforts, many find it difficult to ask for help. This reluctance is often rooted in a complex interplay of societal expectations, internalized beliefs, and practical concerns.
The reality of asking for help is often vastly different from our internal fears and assumptions about how others will perceive us. This discrepancy can be understood through a phenomenon known as the "Spotlight Effect" and also relates to concepts like "Impostor Syndrome."
Working moms might feel that asking for help will expose them as inadequate or unfit for their roles, even if this is far from the truth. They might believe others will see them as failing to meet their responsibilities, while in reality, others might see them as strong for recognizing and addressing their needs.
Ready to grow past the difficulty of asking for help? Let's dive in!
 
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You put boundaries in place to protect your time and priorities...but why does it seem like you're living in hustle culture, treading water and barely keeping up? Weren't those boundaries to keep us from getting to this pace of life in the first place?
If you're anything like me, you think you're coming at life from a strategic perspective where you're making decisions that are best for your time and family. But more often than not, we find small pockets of decisions that need to be made that can compromise the well intended parameters. Before we know it, we're living life in a dead-out sprint rather than a sustainable jog. 
We're frustrated, overwhelmed and feeling like the busyness is getting the better of us. 
If this sounds like you, know that you're in good company. We all start out with great intentions, but somewhere between decision and action...we can easily get diverted. If you're living life in the fast lane even though you've set your boundaries...this episode is for you.
Let's dive in!
 
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Rent the Runway Discount Code
Pre-order my new book: The Working Mom Blend
Like this episode and want more?!
Join my community: Working Mom Moments Facebook Group
Get the latest - Email Newsletter: www.lacyjungman.com/insider 
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Follow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lacyjungman/ 
If you're ready to create the work life blend you've always dreamed of, I'm here for you! Grab time on my calendar for coaching here. 
 

One of the most common frustrations for the working moms I talk with, is centered around not having enough time. Have you ever said any of the following:
There's never enough time in the day
There's not enough time to get it all done
There's never enough time for me to do anything for myself
There's not even enough time to get in quality sleep
I can't find the time to be a wife, mom, employee and take care of myself
I'm not spending as much time with my kids as I would like
 
If any of these lines sound like something that's ran across your thoughts before, you are not alone. In fact, this episode is for you. 
In this episode, I share the three things I'm loving right now that help me better manage my time and energy...so that I can spend it in areas that I'd rather prioritize.
For the direct links shared on this episode click below!
Rent the Runway Discount Code
Pre-order my new book: The Working Mom Blend
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If you're ready to create the work life blend you've always dreamed of, I'm here for you! Grab time on my calendar for coaching here. 
 

Ever had one of those moments that replayed over and over in your mind? Before you know it, you’ve become consumed with what happened, what you could have done or said differently, and how other’s must have perceived you?

Welcome to the overthinking club!

Overthinking so often leads to feelings of overwhelm and exhaustion. And guess what, we have resources to help us dig our way out of this negative pattern! 

In today’s episode we’re talking about two strategies to help you refocus and on what’s important and stop the talk tracks happening in your mind once and for all (or at least put them on pause for a while).

Ever find yourself trapped in a whirlwind of thoughts, endlessly analyzing situations until your brain feels like mush?

You’re not alone.

Overthinking has become somewhat of an epidemic among women today, and I’ve certainly felt its grip tightening around my mind more one too many times. What I’ve learned is the distinct correlation between overthinking, overwhelm and exhaustion.

Today, we’re walking through exactly what it is and how the mind is connected to the body. If you consider yourself an over-thinker...this episode is for you!