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She Reaches Podcast

She Reaches Podcast is hosted by Tiffany Walker, strategist for working moms who are tired of settling in their careers and personal lives. Follow along each week to hear stories and realistic strategies for reaching for more in your career, personal life, and relationships as a working mom. Let’s not settle for just “ok,” let’s reach for more. Find show notes and resources at shereaches.com and follow @shereaches on instagram and FB.

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Ep #124|A Working Dad's Perspective with Matthew Sharp

Published: May 21, 2019, 7 a.m.
Duration: 50 minutes 9 seconds

Ever wonder about the working dad\'s perspective on how to make life work in a modern dual income family?

In this episode, Matthew Sharp is sharing his story about how he makes things work in his household. Matthew is a husband and dad to two (soon to be 3!). He\'s also been a champion for working parents by being involved in a parental leave initiative at his company. Matthew talks about why he became involved and why it didn\'t deter him that the initiative was an offshoot of a women\'s group at his company.

There are a lot of negative stories of partnerships when we talk about working moms so I hope this starts to change the narrative and highlight the cases where a partnership is working well. I hope you consider sharing this episode with your partner!

Highlights:

Matthew\'s career background and family life
Matthew\'s schedule and how he and his wife make things work day to day
Variable vs. predictable work schedules and how that impacts how they handle things like sick days for their kids
His thoughts on the most stressful part of being a working dad
The parental leave policy initiative Matthew was involved in at his company
Getting involved in women\'s initiatives as a man and speaking up for people who don\'t have as much power
Tips for other parents in making things work as a dual income family

Today\\u2019s Guest:

Matthew Sharp recently transitioned to a new role at Facebook in the Marketing Science group. Most recently, Matthew Sharp lead the Customer Knowledge team at Novantas, a financial services advisory and technology solutions firm. Matthew\'s team lead all primary customer research efforts at the firm.

Additionally, in his time at Novantas, Matthew championed policies that benefit women at Novantas (more specifically, working mothers) by building business cases and successfully advocating for a new parental leave policy. He also led a group that founded and launched the company\'s corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, NovaGIVES.

Matthew is a husband of a working mother and spends most of his time outside of work with her and their two sons. They are expecting their third child (a little girl) in July 2019.

Resources:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewasharp/

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Ep #123 | Exercise and Taking Care of Your Body as a Working Mom with Erica Ziel

Published: May 7, 2019, 7 a.m.
Duration: 46 minutes 11 seconds

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Ep #122 | Overcoming Feeling "Stretched Too Thin" with Jessica Turner

Published: April 23, 2019, 7 a.m.
Duration: 30 minutes 58 seconds

Do you feel stretched too thin?

In this podcast episode, I\'m talking to Jessica Turner, the author of Stretched Too Thin and The Fringe Hours. She juggles a full-time job while also being a blogger and author and she shares how she things about what she does and doesn\'t do to keep her household running.

We also talked about how you can go from surviving to thriving as a working mom, the role of partners in making things work, and how you might make time for friends even during a busy season.

Highlights:

Jessica\'s background and what lead to writing the Fringe Hours and Stretched Too Thin
The areas that Jessica has chosen to outsource during this season of her life
The things that she also automates to save time
How to think about it when considering outsourcing or automating
What the fringe hours are and how you can use them to your advantage
Jessica\'s thoughts on how working moms can go from surviving to thriving
The role of partners in making things work
How to make time for friends and the importance of community

Today\\u2019s Guest:

Jessica N. Turner is the author of Stretched Too Thin and The Fringe Hours. She is also an award-winning marketing executive and the founder of the popular lifestyle blog The Mom Creative (www.themomcreative.com). Additionally, she is a writer for the Today Parenting Team and DaySpring\'s (in)courage, an advocate for World Vision, a regular speaker at events nationwide. She and her husband, Matthew live with their three children in Nashville, Tennessee.

Resources:

Themomcreative.com
instagram.com/jessicanturner
instagram.com/booksnobbery
Facebook.com/themomcreative
The Fringe Hours: Making Time for You
Stretched Too Thin: How Working Moms Can Lose the Guilt, Work Smarter, and Thrive

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