Mambition

Tiffany Scott and Alex Morgan
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Redefining motherhood for women who love deeply AND dare greatly. Because being devoted to your kids and wildly ambitious aren't opposites—they fuel each other. Hosted by Tiffany Scott & Alex Morgan. You can now follow Mambition on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/mambition-podcast/ and also watch episodes on Youtube -https://www.youtube.com/@MambitionPodcast

  1. 3D AGO

    #104- Female Competition, Maternal Self-Sacrifice, and Building Self-Confidence - Mandy Rees

    She spent her entire career seeing other women as competition. Strategic. Logical. Always one step ahead. Then motherhood hit—and showed her children aren't strategic. They're chaos. Mandy Rees: commercial real estate lawyer → severe postnatal depression → founder of Mother for Life. Motherhood realigned her entire career path—from competing in corporate to building spaces where women collaborate instead. In this episode: Why we're conditioned to see other women as threats (and how to unlearn it). How motherhood destroyed her "logical solutions" playbook and forced a complete identity shift. The self-confidence work that changes everything—when you genuinely like yourself, other women stop feeling like competition. Why maternal self-sacrifice is killing us (and what to do instead). When you're comfortable with yourself—when you take up your own space, meet your own needs, do the inner work—you see yourself clearly. Then you see others clearly. That psychological separation is what creates collaboration instead of competition. The cycle: We were conditioned to compete. Taught there's only room for one successful woman. And when we compete instead of collaborate? We pass that scarcity mindset straight to our daughters.

    1h 12m

  2. 6D AGO

    Mambition Moments #33 - 7 Skills Every Working Parent Develops (And Why They Matter) Tiffany Scott (Sanya)

    Working parenthood gives you skills you didn't know you'd need. Lightning reflexes. Knowing where every toy is at all times. Remembering names at 2am. Living in the margins. You're not just surviving. You're building something. In this episode: The 7 skills working parents develop (accidentally) that make the chaos somehow manageable. Why knowing where to draw the line—and when to dance right over it—is essential. How living in the margins isn't just survival. It's how you build the life you actually chose. When you're catching coffee cups mid-air, tracking down lost trains, and finding joy even on the hardest days—you're not failing. You're building resilience. Perspective. The ability to show up fully in the moments that matter. The journey is chaotic. Hard. Relentless. But in the margins, you're creating something beautiful. And somehow, that's enough.

    11 min

  3. JAN 31

    #103 -What Motherhood and Life Taught Me in 2025: 15 Lessons - Tiffany Scott (Sanya)

    The hardest seasons have a way of forcing us inward—to sit with ourselves, reassess what matters, and figure out who we're actually becoming. 2025 was one of those years for me. As we close out January, I'm sharing the 15 biggest lessons that changed how I see motherhood, myself, and what it means to build a life I actually like living. From lowering my threshold for joy to finally ageing out of social choreography at 36. Learning that ordinary life is the gift we forget to unwrap. Discovering that building an identity outside of motherhood can be the ultimate multiplier for everything else. These aren't neat, tidy lessons. They're messy, hard-won, and still unfolding. But they're real. And if you've been in a season where life is asking more of you than you thought you had to give—this one's for you. Let's close out the month with some hard truths and a little bit of hope.

    45 min

  4. JAN 28

    Mambition Moments #32 - Making Friends as a Mother: Why It Takes Courage (And Why You Need Them) - Tiffany Scott (Sanya)

    We're more afraid of rejection as we get older. We've learned to protect ourselves. We don't put ourselves out there anymore. But here's what the past 6 months taught me: friendships aren't a nice-to-have. They're what carry you through. In this episode: Why making friends as a mother takes real courage. How the friendships you build make you show up differently - not just as a friend, but as a wife and mother too. When you have your own people, your own identity outside of "mum" - you show up happier. More confident. With a spark that's undeniable. Your kids see a mother with her own life. Your partner sees someone whole, not just co-dependent. It's not selfish. It's essential. So if you meet someone at the school gate, in the coffee shop, anywhere - and you connect? Ask them to coffee. Risk the awkwardness. There will come a point when those friendships stop being a luxury and become essential.

    10 min

  5. JAN 24

    #102 - I Chose Single Motherhood at 40: Breaking Patterns and the Superpower of Being Comfortable Alone - Maryann Walsh

    Ask Maryann Walsh if she's a risk-taker and she'd say no. That's what makes her story so powerful. Registered dietician. Consulting business. 2 TED talks. PhD candidate. And at 40, she made the least "safe" decision of her life: single motherhood by choice. Two abusive relationships taught her a powerful lesson: she didn't have to stay with the wrong partner just to have a child. She could become a mother on her own. Financial independence gave her the freedom to choose her path—not out of desperation, but on her terms. When severe postpartum depression hit, she got help without shame. This is a conversation about breaking patterns, becoming comfortable alone, and building the life you want instead of waiting for perfect conditions.

    1h 14m

  6. JAN 21

    #Mambition Moments #31 - The Productivity Trap: When Optimising Everything Costs You Joy - Tiffany Scott (Sanya)

    I have a fear of wasting time. This week, my neighbor's dad was given 3 months to live. I sat with them - just talking, letting time pass. Fighting every urge to be productive. Here's what struck me: I live like time is always urgent. But her family would give anything for those 3 months to drag. Time always feels urgent until it really is. Then you just want it to slow down. In this episode: We've mastered discipline - the gym, the work, showing up. But we haven't mastered rest, breaks, doing nothing without guilt. What if this year is for optimizing joy instead of just output? Your next growth might not be doing more. It might be learning to do less - and being okay with it. Time is urgent. Life is short. Maybe BECAUSE of that, we need permission to waste some of it.

    12 min

  7. JAN 17

    #101 - Grateful, Not Guilty: When Motherhood Is Hard-Won - Priyanka Mishra

    What happens when you fight for motherhood - and then discover you're still allowed to find it hard? Priyanka Mishra is Business Head at Fuzia Talent, scaling virtual support services to 1,000+ clients. She's also mother to one-year-old Siona - a daughter who arrived after three miscarriages and taught her everything about holding two truths at once. In this conversation:→ How three losses shaped her approach to motherhood (and why that doesn't make her struggles more valid than anyone else's)→ The gratitude paradox: being deeply blessed AND deeply exhausted→ Why self-compassion isn't reserved for those who "fought harder"→ Integration over martyrdom: staying ambitious while being present→ How her husband's resilience (raised by a working mother) makes partnership possible→ Teaching Siona emotional resilience in a world that needs it This isn't about creating a hierarchy of who deserves to struggle. It's about learning from someone whose difficult path taught her something we ALL need: you don't need to earn the right to rest. Whether your journey to motherhood was traumatic or straightforward, we all end up in the same place - learning as we go, being transformed, needing grace. If you've ever felt guilty for finding motherhood hard when you "should" be grateful - this conversation will give you permission to hold both.

    56 min

  8. JAN 14

    Mambition Moments #30 - Why I Stopped Running to School Pickup: The Parenting Performance Trap - Tiffany Scott (Sanya)

    I used to sprint to school pickup. Actually run. Because being first in the queue somehow meant I was doing it right. Last week, I strolled. I was 15th in line. My son didn't notice. The running wasn't about him. It was about me - compensating for working, performing for invisible judges, trying to parent like I don't work so no one could question if I was enough. Being 15th in line didn't break him. It freed me. I used to think good mothering meant being first. But I've learned it means knowing which standards actually matter and which ones I invented to over-compensate. In this episode, I'm unpacking the performance trap working mothers fall into. Why we over-perform in visible moments to compensate for the fact that we're more than just mothers - we have identities outside of it, we enjoy working, we pursue our own goals. The constant vigilance about our performance and the exhausting need to be visibly devoted every single moment. It's ok to let my children see that I'm more than mummy - I go to the gym, I have friends, I enjoy my time alone. Invented standards, real relief, and the freedom in letting them see all of me. That's what I'm building.

    8 min
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Redefining motherhood for women who love deeply AND dare greatly. Because being devoted to your kids and wildly ambitious aren't opposites—they fuel each other. Hosted by Tiffany Scott & Alex Morgan. You can now follow Mambition on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/mambition-podcast/ and also watch episodes on Youtube -https://www.youtube.com/@MambitionPodcast

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  • Creator
    Tiffany Scott and Alex Morgan
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    138
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Tiffany Scott and Alex Morgan
  • Show Website
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