When you are a parent and the CEO of your own business it is just about all you can do to keep your head above water. You want to give attention to your business, but you don’t want to neglect your family in the process. Toa Green wants to encourage you that being intentional about how you manage your time will give you balance in these areas and have the added bonus of making you a better boss and parent. 

Toa shares her personal journey of balancing the roles of being a CEO and a parent. Discover how she learned to integrate these two demanding worlds and the surprising ways parenthood enhanced her leadership skills. 

In this episode, you learn to:

• Shift your mindset around being a CEO and a parent.

• Enhance your leadership skills through the experiences of parenting.

• Discover how being a parent infuses efficiency and compassion into your professional life.

• Explore ways to redefine success without falling into the trap of comparison.

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Resources Mentioned in Episode

• For tips on finding balance and creating a new mindset on accomplishing your goals, check out EP 30 with Guest Emily Ley

Quotable Moments From the Episode 

“Go back to your center and find what is important.” - Toa Green

“I know that at the end of all this when I look back and ask myself, ‘What are the things that I accomplished?’, I will look back and really want to make sure that I spent all the time and attention I needed on those kids. I won't ever look back and think, ‘Oh, I wish I had had another store open or I wish I had had half a million more in sales.’” - Toa Green

“Don't be afraid to set boundaries, because when you are working from home running your business and your kids are all up in your face, it's very easy to blur all of the boundaries. I think what has helped me through time and through my progression as a parent and business owner is to really focus on what you can do and set some realistic expectations.” - Toa Green

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