353: Portia Jackson Mother's Day
Happy Mother's Day WoMos! This special episode of the Working Motherhood podcast explains where I've been for the past few months, what's in...
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Working Motherhood with Dr. Portia Jackson
Working Motherhood is a podcast created for you, the working mother. If you are looking for inspiration, encouragement, and helpful tips during your daily commute, workout, or “me” time, Dr....
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20 of 100 episodes352: Prioritizing your time - Shannon Wallace
Shannon K. Wallace is a first-time mom and a Transformational Intuitive Coach. She works one on one with women in order to help them identif...
351: Defining your working mom identity - Keri Gasiorowski
Keri is a Mom to 16 month old Gavin and an HR Director. She has been published in the Encyclopedia of Human Resource Management, HR Matters,...
350: Getting help in your career - Anaida Deti
Anaida Deti is a registered dental hygienist. She came to Canada 13 years ago with very little money and no English, now she is the Ceo of D...
349: Diversifying our experiences - Monique Mills
Monique Mills is the founder and CEO of ThePartyMatch.com. She received her electrical engineering degree from the Rochester Institute of Te...
348: Building a side business - Christine Vandenbor
Christine is the creator of the worldwide More Play, Better Life movement. She helps women to reconnect with mind, body and soul in a joyful...
347: Having fun everyday - Nina Spadaro
Nina Spadaro, Ed.D. Counselor Educator, licensed psychologist in private practice, yoga practitioner, and black belt in Kung fu, has raised...
346: Striving for excellence - Lizzie Alberga
Lizzie Alberga is a mom of three kids under age 4. the General Manager of UrbanSitter in Los Angeles, an on-demand marketplace for parents a...
345: Escaping a bad situation - Kristen Outwater
Kristen's most important jobs are wife and mother of 4 (5 if you count the puppy) awesome kids ages 11, 9, 7, and 5. In her spare time, she...
344: Keeping a great attitude - Jada Kelly
Jada Kelly is Personal Trainer in the Los Angeles Area as well as the Health and Fitness Manager for PUC Schools, but her most important job...
343: Clarifying your values - Lorly Omadto
Lorly is a wife to a wonderful husband who loves God dearly and has been married for 12 years. Mom to four kids (three boys and one girl) wo...
342: Applying creativity to parenting - Lynn Perkins
Lynn Perkins is CEO of UrbanSitter, a mobile and online service that connects parents and babysitters through social connections. Before fou...
Special Announcement: Returning August 31
Hey there WoMos! As you know we've been going strong since April 1, 2014 and now it's time for the Chief WoMo to take a quick break. I pract...
341: Putting action behind your goals - Heather Brooker
Heather Brooker is a working actress and full-time mom in Hollywood. Her podcast 'Motherhood in Hollywood' details her journey of pursing he...
340: Using your gifts and passions - Charity Cason
Charity Cason is a business coach and strategist, former TV journalist, professional ghostwriter and bestselling author. She loves helping f...
339: Outsourcing to save time - Angela Mondor
Angela Mondor is a technology expert who specializes in internet and social media applications. She founded Geeky Girl in 2010 with a missio...
338: WoMo Summer Camp - Girl Power!
To wrap up our first annual WoMo Summer Camp, in typical late night camp form, we're going to talk about boys. However, we're going to talk...
337: WoMo Summer Camp - The Secret to Being Awesome
So I couldn't let this summer go by without hosting a "summer camp" for my WoMos. We often talk about caring for our families, being great e...
336: WoMo Summer Camp - Fashion Templates
During this first day of camp, we're going to discuss fashion and not just any fashion but fashion templates. This way you can find the piec...
335: Paying attention to your husband - Lane Kennedy
Personal Growth Hacker for go-getting women who are ready to 10X their lives, think bigger and get noticed! She's been a serial entrepreneur...