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What if your next big life change could be the catalyst for your personal and professional growth?
In this episode, Tiffany shares the leadership lessons gleaned from her maternity leave experiences—and how these lessons apply to any significant life change. Whether you’re a working mom, a leader in your organization, or someone striving for a balanced, fulfilling life, this episode is packed with motivational insights and actionable takeaways.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Intro
[00:42] Using maternity leave as a proxy for change
[01:22] Lesson 1: Reenter in a way that moves you forward
[03:12] Lesson 2: Allow others to step up
[09:09] Lesson 3: Realizing where you're a difference maker
[15:30] Allowing new leaders to norm into their roles
[20:07] Acknowledging the life of 'and'[22:39] Personal reflection: Present for family while achieving professional goals
By Tiffany Sauder, IBJ Media4.9
7373 ratings
What if your next big life change could be the catalyst for your personal and professional growth?
In this episode, Tiffany shares the leadership lessons gleaned from her maternity leave experiences—and how these lessons apply to any significant life change. Whether you’re a working mom, a leader in your organization, or someone striving for a balanced, fulfilling life, this episode is packed with motivational insights and actionable takeaways.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Intro
[00:42] Using maternity leave as a proxy for change
[01:22] Lesson 1: Reenter in a way that moves you forward
[03:12] Lesson 2: Allow others to step up
[09:09] Lesson 3: Realizing where you're a difference maker
[15:30] Allowing new leaders to norm into their roles
[20:07] Acknowledging the life of 'and'[22:39] Personal reflection: Present for family while achieving professional goals

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