What Working Moms Want Dads to Know
When a mother is talking with you at work or at home, here’s what she really wants to share.
How to engage working mothers with leadership coaching
You can unleash a working mother’s leadership potential by showcasing how parenting can prepare her to become a future executive.
Crafting Your Career Story
There’s no need to fret if your past experiences aren’t the perfect fit for the job you really want. Presented in the right way, a… Read More »Crafting Your Career Story
Helping overextended moms stay in the workforce—and thrive
After years in corporate marketing, this mom of two became a career coach, helping other women set goals at work and at home.
How to start a new job without losing your sense of balance
Starting a new job can be stressful — there are systems to learn and people to meet, all while you are trying to establish yourself.… Read More »How to start a new job without losing your sense of balance
Have you considered an executive coach?
Does coaching make you think of sports teams, or focused on your physical health? It did for me too, at first. But turns out, having… Read More »Have you considered an executive coach?
The Choice to be Resilient
A day before we were set to meet up with family on a beautiful Caribbean island our COVID tests came back positive, hindering our ability to travel. After a day or 2 of shock, we realized that we needed to re-envision fun for our family.
Three Tips for Setting Goals
At the beginning of the year many of us think about the goals we want to achieve, whether it’s losing weight, meditating every day or getting a promotion, but it’s easy to get frustrated or distracted along the way.
Gratitude
Are you asking for gratitude – or are you looking for opportunities to be grateful?
Expectations of Motherhood
While leading organizations globally as a working mom, Sara Madera became a certified executive coach after realizing personal development was the favourite part of her job. A naturally good listener and a mother of two, Sara focuses on helping women redefine for themselves what it means to be a successful working mother – and making that vision a reality.