The terrible two's, raising men, balancing family with work passion, setting priorities, being a mom in a sea of male executives, being O.K. with not being there for all the moments, the independent four-year-old, how a woman's identity is more than motherhood, and the sexy and powerful mom. Cassandra Jones, Senior Vice President of Fashion & Digital Strategy for Macy's, on her Mom Journey, with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. (Instagram: @cassandrajones).

In this episode:

"Yogurt moments", the terrible two’s

Growing up in South Dakota, pursuing a finance major, half art/half science, being bored balancing trades, Jones realizing she loves to shop

Dressing America, many types of people, everyone is important in expressing style inside and out

A family of a 4 year old, 1 year old, supportive husband an artist primary caregiver

People still surprised she is a breadwinner

How do you raise boys into men

Balancing loving being with children while maintaining a passion for work.

The biggest priority is setting one's priorities

Get up really early, make sure to work out daily

Operating with upper executives and board members, mostly older white men not small women, with Jones building strength mentally and physically to show up as fully as she wants to

The philosophy of having an ease that you might not be there

Parents being there 24/seven didn’t make her who she is, being present when she is did

Having no toolbox for independence at  four years old

Why Jones didn’t love having two kids until recently

Being O.K. not being the kind of mom she though she would be

Just being a mom doesn’t mean one's entire identity is being a mom

Jones' #MOMSGOTTHIS Moment, the moment something clicked after a speech for Oprah and leadership from Hillary Clintonfor her that she can be a mom and still be successful, sexy, powerful

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