Called to Both

In this Episode, Stephanie Crook, a former Intel executive, current consultant to C-suite leaders, and mother to 4, shares how she navigated motherhood and her career through different phases of life. From negotiating flexibility while she worked and had her 4 children to leaving the workforce for a few years to returning to full-time work, Stephanie talks about motherhood helped her advance quickly in her career and take bigger risks. She shares how the family is a system, and in every phase of transition, you have to work together to adjust the whole system. She emphasizes the importance of sharing childcare responsibilities with her husband and doing work that filled her with joy.

Today's guest is Diana Angulo, a musician, content creator, wife, and expecting mother. Diana talks about her journey receiving revelation on when to focus on dating, when to have kids, and what factors led her and her sisters to have so much confidence as women in the church.

We loved having Diana on the podcast! You can check out her accounts on Instagram here:
@_dianangulo

@armonia.dianayallie

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In this episode, we spoke to Samantha Covey, a mother of one, fashion entrepreneur, and graduate Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). We discuss Samantha and her husband's decision to try and conceive, even though she was in the middle of an intense fashion program, and how she navigated pregnancy and postpartum without missing a single day of school. Samantha talks about the sacrifices and tradeoffs she's had to make after becoming a mom, and the blessings she's seen from motherhood, including an opportunity to be featured in Vogue. To learn more about Samantha's custom evening and bridal wear business, visit https://www.samanthacovey.com/.

In this episode, we spoke to Gabi Tellez, a mother of two, entrepreneur, venture capital investor, and adjunct professor at BYU, about what it means to stay close to the Spirit when making pivotal life decisions about career and family. Gabi speaks about the identity shift she experienced when she became a mom, and how she and her husband have built a partnership that allows them both to pursue careers and parenthood