We recently got back from a weeklong trip with 4 other families. Our group consisted of 10 adults, 5 four year olds and 3 two year olds. We had a blast. But, don’t mistake fun for rest. I wouldn’t say it was relaxing….  This is the second year we have traveled with this group. After doing this twice, I can say I wholeheartedly endorse group travel when you have little kids. BUT – you must be prepared and know what you’re getting into.  This episode will highlight my 8 lessons learned traveling with 8 kids: <ol>
<li>Snacks all the time, everywhere</li>
<li>Eat in vs eating out</li>
<li>Meltdowns</li>
<li>Adult free time</li>
<li>Daily down time</li>
<li>The beauty and fallout of treats and screens</li>
<li>Buffer day</li>
<li>Nothing is as great as it seems, nothing is as bad as it seems</li>
</ol>  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

We recently got back from a weeklong trip with 4 other families. Our group consisted of 10 adults, 5 four year olds and 3 two year olds. We had a blast. But, don’t mistake fun for rest. I wouldn’t say it was relaxing…. This is the second year we have traveled with this group. After doing this twice, I can say I wholeheartedly endorse group travel when you have little kids. BUT – you must be prepared and know what you’re getting into. This episode will highlight my 8 lessons learned traveling with 8 kids: Snacks all the time, everywhere Eat in vs eating out Meltdowns Adult free time Daily down time The beauty and fallout of treats and screens Buffer day Nothing is as great as it seems, nothing is as bad as it seems Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We recently got back from a weeklong trip with 4 other families.&nbsp;Our group consisted of 10 adults, 5 four year olds and 3 two year olds.&nbsp;We had a blast.&nbsp;But, don’t mistake fun for rest.&nbsp;I wouldn’t say it was relaxing….&nbsp;&nbsp;This is the second year we have traveled with this group.&nbsp;After doing this twice, I can say I wholeheartedly endorse group travel when you have little kids.&nbsp;BUT – you must be prepared and know what you’re getting into.&nbsp;&nbsp;This episode will highlight my 8 lessons learned traveling with 8 kids:&nbsp;<ol>
<li>Snacks all the time, everywhere</li>
<li>Eat in vs eating out</li>
<li>Meltdowns</li>
<li>Adult free time</li>
<li>Daily down time</li>
<li>The beauty and fallout of treats and screens</li>
<li>Buffer day</li>
<li>Nothing is as great as it seems, nothing is as bad as it seems</li>
</ol>&nbsp; Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="noopener noreferrer">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

109: Lessons Learned Traveling with 8 Kids

Welcome to Shameless Leadership! This show is for women, transgender people, non-binary folks, and allies who are committed to advancing their leadership and the leadership of those around them. In this space, we believe everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, valued, and supported. Our mission is to help you foster these feelings within your own circles of influence to build trust, psychological safety, and a culture of belonging.
In each episode, we dive into essential topics impacting women in leadership - everything from shutting down your inner critic and imposter syndrome to overcoming perfectionism to using your voice in new ways to advocate for yourself, your ideas, and other folks carrying marginalized identities. You'll hear practical tips, effective strategies, and inspiring stories that will not only enhance your leadership skills but also broaden your perspective to become a more confident, thoughtful, and empathetic leader.
Our stories come from people carrying identities who are often underrepresented, underestimated, and excluded. By sharing their experiences, we aim to provide you with invaluable lessons that will transform your leadership journey. We are thrilled to have you join this community of Shameless Leaders who are actively creating a world where everyone, regardless of gender, can intentionally lead through a more curious, compassionate, and inclusive lens.

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Welcome to Shameless Leadership! This show is for women, transgender people, non-binary folks, and allies who are committed to advancing their leadership and the leadership of those around them. In this space, we believe everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, valued, and supported. Our mission is to help you foster these feelings within your own circles of influence to build trust, psychological safety, and a culture of belonging. In each episode, we dive into essential topics impacting women in leadership - everything from shutting down your inner critic and imposter syndrome to overcoming perfectionism to using your voice in new ways to advocate for yourself, your ideas, and other folks carrying marginalized identities. You'll hear practical tips, effective strategies, and inspiring stories that will not only enhance your leadership skills but also broaden your perspective to become a more confident, thoughtful, and empathetic leader. Our stories come from people carrying identities who are often underrepresented, underestimated, and excluded. By sharing their experiences, we aim to provide you with invaluable lessons that will transform your leadership journey. We are thrilled to have you join this community of Shameless Leaders who are actively creating a world where everyone, regardless of gender, can intentionally lead through a more curious, compassionate, and inclusive lens.

Welcome to Shameless Leadership!&nbsp;This show is for women, transgender people, non-binary folks, and allies who are committed to advancing their leadership and the leadership of those around them. In this space, we believe everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, valued, and supported. Our mission is to help you foster these feelings within your own circles of influence to build trust, psychological safety, and a culture of belonging.
In each episode, we dive into essential topics impacting women in leadership - everything from shutting down your inner critic and imposter syndrome to overcoming perfectionism to using your voice in new ways to advocate for yourself, your ideas, and other folks carrying marginalized identities.&nbsp;You'll hear practical tips, effective strategies, and inspiring stories that will not only enhance your leadership skills but also broaden your perspective to become a more confident, thoughtful, and empathetic leader.
Our stories come from people carrying identities who are often underrepresented, underestimated, and excluded. By sharing their experiences, we aim to provide you with invaluable lessons that will transform your leadership journey.&nbsp;We are thrilled to have you join this community of Shameless Leaders who are actively creating a world where everyone, regardless of gender, can intentionally lead through a more curious, compassionate, and inclusive lens.

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