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INTRO: My name is Amy Lynch and I'm the host and producer of the Mixing Babies And Business™ Podcast. Thanks for tuning in! If you enjoyed Season 4, please share it with your network and leave a review.THINGS I TALK ABOUT IN THIS RECAP: How having a newborn changed my podcasting workflow Changing episode launch times because babies don't care if you have a podcast My four guests this Season: Christine Michel Carter, Alexis Grant, Liam Martin and Jace Meyer Bonus episodes from me on remote work with kids and planning parent-friendly events Adjusting my expectations around podcast deadlines, interview and production schedules Why I like to add a time buffer to everything I do as a parent What to expect next from Mixing Babies And Business™ ABOUT SEASON 4 Episode 47 with Amy Lynch: Introduction to Season 4 Episodes 48–50 with Christine Michel Carter: A mother of two kids, Forbes Contributor and Founder of Minority Women Marketing. Episodes 51–53 with Alexis Grant: A serial entrepreneur and parent of two kids, founder of They Got Acquired. Episode 54 with Amy Lynch: My 'Remote Work With Kids' keynote session from Running Remote. Episodes 55-57 with Liam Martin: An entrepreneur and parent of one kid, co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor and Staff.com. Episodes 58-60 with Jace Meyer: A serial entrepreneur and mother of one kid, founder of COYA Productions. Episodes 61–62 with Amy Lynch: How I plan and host parent-friendly business events and how you can too and Recap of Season 4 highlights. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Edited down into under 20-minute episodes, released each Season twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday – perfect for on-the-go, meal, nap and play time listening. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

INTRO: My name is Amy Lynch and I'm the host and producer of the Mixing Babies And Business™ Podcast. Thanks for tuning into my bonus episode about hosting parent-friendly events for the caregivers in your professional networks. For more detailed information, including room setup scenarios, supplies, run sheets, check lists, sample communications and templates – you can purchase your DIY event management package at:mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/hostIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your network and leave a review –this bonus episode will also help other event hosts create more inclusive experiences for caregivers and their families. THINGS I TALK ABOUT: Why you should think about the caregivers in your network when you begin planning your event, in person retreat or experience Budget considerations and why parent-friendly aspects shouldn't be an afterthought The things which cost nothing that can make a big difference to your audience Examining your event experience, logistics, atmosphere, venue, catering, communications and more Why you may want to consider pop-up childcare or stipends for guest speakers or delegates who are required to be on site for your event How I host my parent-friendly professional development events and you can too Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Edited down into under 20-minute episodes, released each Season twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday – perfect for on-the-go, meal, nap and play time listening. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 3: Jace Meyer is a mother of one and award-winning serial entrepreneur who launched COYA Productions to prioritize experiencing joy with her daughter every day. She is currently living on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples and serves on several boards as a director.In our third and final episode, we talk about how hard it is to find childcare and her belief that you're not a product of your circumstances, you're the consequences of your actions. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: How the pandemic has demonstrated the importance of community and family The reality of navigating childcare and showing up with your kids in business environments What she wishes someone would have told her about parenthood and business Looking at the early startup days in comparison to the pregnancy and birthing process Her belief that you are not a product of your circumstances, you're the consequences of your actions Thanks again to Jace Meyer for taking the time to speak about all things parenthood, leadership, social impact and entrepreneurship. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT JACE MEYERJace Meyer, a mother of one and serial entrepreneur who launched her latest company, COYA Productions to prioritize experiencing joy with her daughter every day while mobilizing knowledge for social impact creators, Indigenous entrepreneurs, and unheard youth voices. She is currently living on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples and serves on the board of directors for the Victoria Native Friendship Center, the Indigenous LIFT Collective, and is an advisor for the Founders Fund and Sage Initiative. Her work has been recognized as a BMW World Responsible Leader, UVIC Distinguished Alumni and DMZ Woman of the Year Award. CONNECT WITH JACEWebsites COYAProductions.ca and jaceactually.caLinkedIn @jacemeyerInstagram @jaceactuallyTwitter @jaceactually------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 2: Jace Meyer is a mother of one and award-winning serial entrepreneur who launched COYA Productions to prioritize experiencing joy with her daughter every day. She is currently living on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples and serves on several boards as a director.This is the second of three mini episodes of our conversation. In this interview, we talk about rethinking her relationship with time, money and the pursuit of joy, and the importance of community and connection. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Reintegrating joy into her daily life and rethinking her relationship with time and money From a side hustle culture to learning not monetizing every hobby or pursuit Learning how to fly a plane and the medicine path she is currently on The impact her starting her own business has had on her relationship with her child Integrating her daughter into a leadership role for COYA Productions Reconnecting with her kin, her community and recreating a support network Not realizing the moment you conceive is the moment you need to register for a daycare space Thanks to Jace for taking time out of her day to speak with me about reprioritizing joy in her life and not monetizing every hobby or pursuit. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT JACE MEYERJace Meyer, a mother of one and serial entrepreneur who launched her latest company, COYA Productions to prioritize experiencing joy with her daughter every day while mobilizing knowledge for social impact creators, Indigenous entrepreneurs, and unheard youth voices. She is currently living on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples and serves on the board of directors for the Victoria Native Friendship Center, the Indigenous LIFT Collective, and is an advisor for the Founders Fund and Sage Initiative. Her work has been recognized as a BMW World Responsible Leader, UVIC Distinguished Alumni and DMZ Woman of the Year Award. CONNECT WITH JACEWebsites COYAProductions.ca and jaceactually.caLinkedIn @jacemeyerInstagram @jaceactuallyTwitter @jaceactually------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast Host ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 1: Jace Meyer is a mother of one and award-winning serial entrepreneur who launched COYA Productions to prioritize experiencing joy with her daughter every day. She is currently living on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples and serves on several boards as a director.This is the first of three mini episodes of our conversation. In this interview, we talk about transitioning from a leadership role in other companies to starting her own business. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Recording this interview from her car because her daughter is home sick, while I hold my baby that won't nap Doing speaking gigs and events alongside her daughter who is now six years old Launching her latest venture, COYA Productions and why she chose to start a business in February 2022 Realizing she was personally, physically and spiritually exhausted as a parent working in a leadership role How not sleeping well for the first five years of her child's life impacted her health  Focusing on re-Indigenizing her own ways of working, being in ceremony, culture, on land and in service to her own mission and vision Thanks to Jace for taking time out of her day to share her experiences redesigning her work and life with her family's needs in mind. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT JACE MEYERJace Meyer, a mother of one and serial entrepreneur who launched her latest company, COYA Productions to prioritize experiencing joy with her daughter every day while mobilizing knowledge for social impact creators, Indigenous entrepreneurs, and unheard youth voices. She is currently living on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples and serves on the board of directors for the Victoria Native Friendship Center, the Indigenous LIFT Collective, and is an advisor for the Founders Fund and Sage Initiative. Her work has been recognized as a BMW World Responsible Leader, UVIC Distinguished Alumni and DMZ Woman of the Year Award. CONNECT WITH JACEWebsites COYAProductions.ca and jaceactually.caLinkedIn @jacemeyerInstagram @jaceactuallyTwitter @jaceactually------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast Host ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 3: Liam Martin is an entrepreneur and parent of one kid. He is co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor and Staff.com as well as co-organizer of the Running Remote Conference. His writing has been published in Forbes, Inc, Mashable, TechCrunch, Fast Company and recently published his first book, Running Remote.In our third and final episode, we talk about differentiating yourself when competing against a world of remote talent and what he wishes someone would have told him before becoming a parent. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Future migration trends driven by remote work How managers can be the biggest distraction for direct reports Advice for parents seeking to transition to a remote-first organization  The search for talent has opened up but your competition has increased Positioning yourself and focusing on your specific set of skills What he wishes someone would have told him before becoming a parent How the early days of parenthood, newborn and postpartum care needs have influenced his perspective  Thanks to Liam for taking the time to speak about all things parenthood, childcare, asynchronous management and remote work. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT LIAM MARTINLiam Martin is an entrepreneur and parent of one kid. He is co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor and Staff.com as well as co-organizer of the Running Remote Conference. He is an avid proponent of remote work and has grown his company to people working from over 40 different countries, without an in person office. His writing has been published in Forbes, Inc, Mashable, TechCrunch, Fast Company and recently published his first book, Running Remote. CONNECT WITH LIAMWebsites runningremotebook.com and timedoctor.comTwitter @liamremoteLinkedIn @liammcivormartinYouTube @runningremote------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 2: Liam Martin is an entrepreneur and parent of one kid. He is co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor and Staff.com as well as co-organizer of the Running Remote Conference. His writing has been published in Forbes, Inc, Mashable, TechCrunch, Fast Company and recently published his first book, Running Remote.In the second mini episode, we talk about the differences between working from home and remote work, asynchronous management, and future remote work trends. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: How the challenges of working from home are different to remote work Identifying future trends for remote leaders and potential job seekers The importance of over communication and clear documentation Why the platform is more important than the person  Leading a team with asynchronous management Growing a remote-first organization Thanks to Liam for taking part of his day to speak with me about different remote work environments, trends and the mindset shifts for leading remote teams. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT LIAM MARTINLiam Martin is an entrepreneur and parent of one kid. He is co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor and Staff.com as well as co-organizer of the Running Remote Conference. He is an avid proponent of remote work and has grown his company to people working from over 40 different countries, without an in person office. His writing has been published in Forbes, Inc, Mashable, TechCrunch, Fast Company and recently published his first book, Running Remote. CONNECT WITH LIAMWebsites runningremotebook.com and timedoctor.comTwitter @liamremoteLinkedIn @liammcivormartinYouTube @runningremote------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 1: Liam Martin is an entrepreneur and parent of one kid. He is co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor and Staff.com as well as co-organizer of the Running Remote Conference. His writing has been published in Forbes, Inc, Mashable, TechCrunch, Fast Company and recently published his first book, Running Remote.This is the first of three mini episodes of our conversation, which took place over the summer. In this interview, we talk about securing childcare as a business tactic and his approach to asynchronous management. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: His tactical approach to securing and utilizing childcare to run multiple businesses  Their current monthly costs of full-time childcare and extra home support for a toddler Using time blocking to swap primary caregiving duties during weekend meetings Leading a remote team around the world with different remote work styles The difference between asynchronous and synchronous remote work environments  Why doing remote work isn't eight-hour days of back-to-back live calls and what it can be instead How asynchronous management can help you scale a tech company faster than the traditional office model Thanks to Liam for taking part of his day to speak with me about life as a remote work leader and parent! Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT LIAM MARTINLiam Martin is an entrepreneur and parent of one kid. He is co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor and Staff.com as well as co-organizer of the Running Remote Conference. He is an avid proponent of remote work and has grown his company to people working from over 40 different countries, without an in person office. His writing has been published in Forbes, Inc, Mashable, TechCrunch, Fast Company and recently published his first book, Running Remote. CONNECT WITH LIAMWebsites runningremotebook.com and timedoctor.comTwitter @liamremoteLinkedIn @liammcivormartinYouTube @runningremote------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

This bonus episode features the talk I gave for Running Remote, the world's largest remote work conference, where I spoke about 'Remote work with kids' to a hybrid audience on stage in Montreal, Canada, while babywearing my four-month-old newborn son in May 2022. The feedback was great and I also experienced many positive comments from fellow speakers, event organizers and attendees on the fact I not only brought my baby to a tech conference and related events, I also presented with him on stage. Tune into the full session including Audience Q&A, on Running Remote's YouTube Channel. SHOW NOTES: Welcome from Daphnée Laforest, MC at Running Remote Conference 2022 'Remote work with kids' keynote by Amy Lynch, Founder + Podcast Host at Mixing Babies And Business™ THINGS I TALK ABOUT: Both personal and professional aspects of remote work with kids Creating boundaries  Blocking your time Asynchronous workflow Batching your tasks Mindset reframes  Remote work with kids resources for corporations and parents Thanks for taking the time to listen to my session for Running Remote Conference 2022!I hope it helps you with your workflow ideas or even encourages you to show up as you are as a parent, if you wish, to the next business event or speaking opportunity coming your way. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT AMY LYNCHI believe everyone deserves to design a life that works for them and their family. Over the past decade, I’ve negotiated remote work arrangements, freelance client work and validated business ideas, in between living and working in Canada, Europe and Australia (and having kids).These days you can find me speaking, writing and advising on:• flexible and remote work with kids; and• creating a parent-friendly business culture. CONNECT WITH AMYWebsite amymaureenlynch.comLinkedIn @amymlynchTwitter @amymlynch------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 3: Alexis Grant is a serial entrepreneur and parent of two kids. She’s currently building They Got Acquired, a content company with a mission to redefine startup success by sharing stories of acquisitions between $100k-$50M. She has bootstrapped two of her previous companies, selling her content agency to The Penny Hoarder and her brand for writers, The Write Life.In our third and final episode, we talk about work routines, adjusting as kids get older, postpartum support and how she invests in herself. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Managing her creative ideas when she's in flow Getting comfortable with asking for help with childcare How kids' sleep routines impact your work routines Joining the Startup Parent community to navigate business and life challenges The importance of postpartum support but how you don't always know what you need The kind of world she hopes her kids grow up in and what she's doing about it  Thanks again to Alexis Grant for taking the time to speak about all things parenthood, building, growing and selling companies. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT ALEXIS GRANTAlexis Grant is a serial entrepreneur and parent of two kids. She’s currently building They Got Acquired, a content company with a mission to redefine startup success by sharing stories of acquisitions between $100k-$50M. She has bootstrapped two of her previous companies, selling her content agency as an acquihire to The Penny Hoarder in 2019 and selling The Write Life in 2021. She actively avoids hustle culture and enjoys hiking near her home in West Virginia. CONNECT WITH ALEXISWebsites alexisgrant.com and theygotacquired.comTwitter @alexisgrantLinkedIn @alexisgrant------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 2: Alexis Grant is a serial entrepreneur and parent of two kids. She’s currently building They Got Acquired, a content company with a mission to redefine startup success by sharing stories of acquisitions between $100k-$50M. She has bootstrapped two of her previous companies, selling her content agency to The Penny Hoarder and her brand for writers, The Write Life.In the second mini episode, we talk about asynchronous remote work, sharing her business building experiences online and how caregiving responsibilities can impact your creative workflow.  THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Building an asynchronous remote work environment as a parent  Working with freelancers and contractors Sharing her business learnings with others via her newsletter and social media What she wishes she knew as a new parent and a new business owner The cycles of cold seasons impacting your work Not having the time or space to action your creative ideas Balancing caregiving responsibilities with work Thanks again to Lexi for speaking with me about the realities of working with freelancers, adapting work routines and parenting duties. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT ALEXIS GRANTAlexis Grant is a serial entrepreneur and parent of two kids. She’s currently building They Got Acquired, a content company with a mission to redefine startup success by sharing stories of acquisitions between $100k-$50M. She has bootstrapped two of her previous companies, selling her content agency as an acquihire to The Penny Hoarder in 2019 and selling The Write Life in 2021. She actively avoids hustle culture and enjoys hiking near her home in West Virginia. CONNECT WITH ALEXISWebsites alexisgrant.com and theygotacquired.comTwitter @alexisgrantLinkedIn @alexisgrant------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 1: Alexis Grant is a serial entrepreneur and parent of two kids. She’s currently building They Got Acquired, a content company with a mission to redefine startup success by sharing stories of acquisitions between $100k-$50M. She has bootstrapped two of her previous companies, selling her content agency to The Penny Hoarder and her brand for writers, The Write Life.This is the first of three mini episodes of our conversation, which took place before the summer break. In this interview, we talk about her current workflow and how she's shared flexible childcare to adapt alongside her growing business. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Her current work schedule and regular exercise routine Taking calls while hiking in nature Renegotiating her work routine around school schedules Getting creative with childcare when kids are at home full-time What kind of economic opportunities flexible and accessible daycare could provide  Negotiating an acquihire business sale while pregnant Working in a leadership role with two kids under age two Thanks to Lexi for taking part of her day to speak with me about her parenthood journey and designing a flexible workflow! Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT ALEXIS GRANTAlexis Grant is a serial entrepreneur and parent of two kids. She’s currently building They Got Acquired, a content company with a mission to redefine startup success by sharing stories of acquisitions between $100k-$50M. She has bootstrapped two of her previous companies, selling her content agency as an acquihire to The Penny Hoarder in 2019 and selling The Write Life in 2021. She actively avoids hustle culture and enjoys hiking near her home in West Virginia. CONNECT WITH ALEXISWebsites alexisgrant.com and theygotacquired.comTwitter @alexisgrantLinkedIn @alexisgrant------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 3: Christine Michel Carter is a mother of two kids, Forbes Contributor and Founder of Minority Women Marketing, who has been called the “mother of LinkedIn” by the New York Post. She is an advisory board member of Mom Congress, published author, regular guest speaker and contributor to ForbesWomen, TIME, Entrepreneur, HuffPost, Health and Parents publications.In our third and final episode, we talk about the barriers for parents thinking about entering politics and how you can get involved. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: What the Mom Congress is and how you can get involved Everything is political and how parenting makes you pay better attention Getting more women into politics and using your highly transferable parenting skills The kind of world she hopes her children grow up in What she does to invest in herself and her relationship with her children Things she wishes she knew before becoming a parent and a leader Thanks again to Christine Michel Carter for taking the time to speak about all things parenthood, navigating your career changes and stepping up into leadership roles. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT CHRISTINE MICHEL CARTERChristine Michel Carter, a mother of two kids, Forbes Contributor and Founder of Minority Women Marketing, who has been called the “mother of LinkedIn” by the New York Post.  She is an advisory board member of Mom Congress, published author, regular guest speaker and contributor to ForbesWomen, TIME, Entrepreneur, HuffPost, Health and Parents publications. She is a Black Women in the Workplace Advocate and works with organizations as a career doula on-demand coach, helping women navigate how children impact their professional careers.  CONNECT WITH CHRISTINE MICHELWebsite christinemichelcarter.comTwitter @cmichelcarterLinkedIn @cmichelcarter------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Edited down into under 20-minute episodes, released each Season twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday – perfect for on-the-go, meal, nap and play time listening. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 2: Christine Michel Carter is a mother of two kids, Forbes Contributor and Founder of Minority Women Marketing, who has been called the “mother of LinkedIn” by the New York Post. She is an advisory board member of Mom Congress, published author, regular guest speaker and contributor to ForbesWomen, TIME, Entrepreneur, HuffPost, Health and Parents publications.This is the second of three mini episodes of our conversation, where we talk about negotiating for a raise, how she is currently spending time with her children and the role models she grew up with. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Getting promoted and growing her career over the past two years Documenting your successes and using contrasting as part of negotiating a raise Her journey as a published author and parent...it keeps getting better! How she spends time with her two kids now as a single mother Her role models and how women have inspired her  Thanks to Christine Michel for taking part of her day to speak with me about how she uses mindset practices to enter into business negotiations, her current home life and the women who've inspired her. Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT CHRISTINE MICHEL CARTERChristine Michel Carter, a mother of two kids, Forbes Contributor and Founder of Minority Women Marketing, who has been called the “mother of LinkedIn” by the New York Post.  She is an advisory board member of Mom Congress, published author, regular guest speaker and contributor to ForbesWomen, TIME, Entrepreneur, HuffPost, Health and Parents publications. She is a Black Women in the Workplace Advocate and works with organizations as a career doula on-demand coach, helping women navigate how children impact their professional careers.  CONNECT WITH CHRISTINE MICHELWebsite christinemichelcarter.comTwitter @cmichelcarterLinkedIn @cmichelcarter------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Edited down into under 20-minute episodes, released each Season twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday – perfect for on-the-go, meal, nap and play time listening. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 1: Christine Michel Carter is a mother of two kids, Forbes Contributor and Founder of Minority Women Marketing, who has been called the “mother of LinkedIn” by the New York Post. She is an advisory board member of Mom Congress, published author, regular guest speaker and contributor to ForbesWomen, TIME, Entrepreneur, HuffPost, Health and Parents publications.This is the first of three mini episodes of our conversation, which took place over the summer. In this interview, we talk about how her career continued to thrive during the past few years while here children were at home alongside her. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Supporting other authors and the work they do Working at a startup that was completely unprepared for parental leave Pumping in a bathroom at work after the birth of her first child Deciding to bring her whole authentic self to work as a parent Advocating for remote work before the pandemic and being told no by a Fortune 500 company  Making the shift to remote work with two kids at home Thanks to Christine Michel for taking part of her day to speak with me about her parenthood journey and advocating for flexible work! Season 4 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC. ------------------------------------ABOUT CHRISTINE MICHEL CARTERChristine Michel Carter, a mother of two kids, Forbes Contributor and Founder of Minority Women Marketing, who has been called the “mother of LinkedIn” by the New York Post.  She is an advisory board member of Mom Congress, published author, regular guest speaker and contributor to ForbesWomen, TIME, Entrepreneur, HuffPost, Health and Parents publications. She is a Black Women in the Workplace Advocate and works with organizations as a career doula on-demand coach, helping women navigate how children impact their professional careers.  CONNECT WITH CHRISTINE MICHELWebsite christinemichelcarter.comTwitter @cmichelcarterLinkedIn @cmichelcarter------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Edited down into under 20-minute episodes, released each Season twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday – perfect for on-the-go, meal, nap and play time listening. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

INTRO: My name is Amy Lynch and I'm the host and producer of the Mixing Babies And Business™ Podcast. Welcome back and thank you for tuning in to Season 4, sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, which is presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard, UPS and BDC.It’s been over 9 months since my baby was born and this season has felt very slow and steady as I’ve spread the process of guest interview preparation, recording, editing and production over the longest space of time yet.Who knew it would be harder to record a podcast around a newborn baby than two pre-school age kids stuck at home two years ago? Not me.During this season, I’m hoping you will tune in each week as 2022 winds down, where we will take a bit of a journey together, meeting four individuals who have been building great things, making an impact and raising humans along the way. ABOUT SEASON 4 Episode 47 with Amy Lynch: Introduction to Season 4 Episodes 48–50 with Christine Michel Carter: A mother of two kids, Forbes Contributor and Founder of Minority Women Marketing. Episodes 51–53 with Alexis Grant: A serial entrepreneur and parent of two kids, founder of They Got Acquired. Episode 54 with Amy Lynch: My 'Remote Work With Kids' keynote session from Running Remote. Episodes 55-57 with Liam Martin: An entrepreneur and parent of one kid, co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor and Staff.com. Episodes 58-60 with Jace Meyer: A serial entrepreneur and mother of one kid, founder of COYA Productions. Episodes 61–62 with Amy Lynch: How I plan and host parent-friendly business events and how you can too and Recap of Season 4 highlights. These upcoming episodes and Seasons 1–3 of the podcast have been created with parents like you in mind.Another Season here and unfolding and I’m grateful for you taking the time to listen to these conversations and ideas on how to create more inclusive, flexible and receptive work environments, company cultures and corporate spaces for parents and their children. ------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Edited down into under 20-minute episodes, released each Season twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday – perfect for on-the-go, meal, nap and play time listening. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

RECAP: My name is Amy Lynch and I'm the host and producer of the Mixing Babies And Business™ Podcast. Since August 2020, I've interviewed 14 guests and produced over 45 episode, across three seasons.My work has been selected as a Finalist for Future of Good‘s Top 100 Recovery Projects in Canada in 2020 and has been invited to join the Startup Canada Communities national network in 2021. ABOUT SEASON 3 Episode 32 Season 3 Intro: Featured interviews and future plans Episodes 33–35 with Jennifer Harper: A mom of two, founder and CEO of Cheekbone Beauty in Canada  Episodes 36–38 with Adonica Shaw: A mom of three, speaker, author and Founder of Wingwomen in the United States Episodes 39–41 with Jane Downes: A mom of four, chartered accountant and the founder of Part-Time.ie and Jane Downes Finance Talent in Ireland Episodes 42–44 with Rashmi Sirdeshpande: A mom of two and a lawyer turned children's author in England BONUS Episode 45: Baby in the boardroom: Becoming an accidental activist and parentpreneur Episode 46 Season 3 Finale Recap: Podcasting while pregnant and my parental leave prep: https://www.linkedin.com/post/12/13/2021/amymlynch The podcast is on a break in the first half of 2022 while I have a baby and remember how to care for a newborn...stay tuned for Season 4!For now, look after yourselves and best wishes over the coming months. Thank you for listening, spreading the word and supporting this work! Season 3 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard Canada, Sovereign Insurance and UPS Canada. ------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™Where parenthood meets professional development:As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast features solo episodes from me covering my journey bringing my kids into business settings over the past seven years and guest interviews with business and community leaders, where we chat about all things parenthood, entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Edited down into under 20-minute episodes, released each Season twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday – perfect for on-the-go, meal, nap and play time listening. Thanks for joining me and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast HostJoin our movement. Bring your kids.http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

This bonus episode features the talk I gave for a parentpreneur panel event in October, where each speaker discussed their experiences as a business founder and parent. My oldest kid made a cameo during my Q&A session at the end, which you can watch on Startup Vancouver's YouTube Channel.THINGS I TALK ABOUT: Bringing my kids into business settings Getting frustrated by a lack of inclusive corporate spaces and programming Learning to ask for help, advocate for my needs and show up as I am Things I didn't know about mixing parenthood and business...until I tried it Producing parent-friendly professional development Questions for event planners, employers and organizations seeking to create more inclusive spaces and programming for parents and their families Ways in which parents can keep advocating for themselves in business Startup Vancouver parentpreneur talks Thanks for taking the time to listen to my talk about my experiences so far with parenthood entrepreneurship and activism! Season 3 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard Canada, Sovereign Insurance and UPS Canada. ------------------------------------ABOUT AMY LYNCHI believe everyone deserves to design a life that works for them and their family. Over the past decade, I’ve negotiated remote work arrangements, freelance client work and validated business ideas, in between living and working in Canada, Europe and Australia (and having kids). I write about travel, international family life, creativity and flexible work on my blog and produce parent-friendly professional development events and digital resources, focused on creating inclusive and flexible work solutions. CONNECT WITH AMYWebsite amymaureenlynch.comLinkedIn @amymlynch Twitter @amymlynch------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™I believe parenthood and professional development doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive.As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast is the result of my journey over the past five years bringing my kids into business settings, hosting parent-friendly professional development events and during these times, it's my creative attempt to continue connecting you with industry leaders and guest experts who also happen to be parents.Mini episodes are released on Tuesday and Friday covering all things entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work with kids.Thanks for listening and sharing with your network of parents!- Amy Lynch (+ Family)Founder | Event + Podcast Hosthttp://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/ ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 3: Rashmi Sirdeshpande is a mom of two and a lawyer turned children's author who loves taking big ideas and making them accessible and exciting for young readers. Her books have been recognized by BookTrust, listed in The Times/Sunday Times Best Children’s Books of the Year and she is a World Book Day author.This is the final of three mini episodes of our conversation, which took place in October. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Advice for listeners seeking to create something they can't currently find in the market or on bookshelves How she invests in her own personal and professional development as a parent and writer The importance of mentorship, networking and community Going past your comfort zone and doing things which terrify you because they're great opportunities  What she wishes someone would have told her when she first became a parent The kind of world she hopes her children grow up in and how she's writing books to spark joy, hope and encouragement Thanks again to Rashmi for taking the time to speak about all things parenthood, creativity and entrepreneurship!Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast! ------------------------------------ CONNECT WITH US We’re always happy to hear from you! Email: contact@mixingbabiesandbusiness.com Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resources Season 3 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard Canada, Sovereign Insurance and UPS Canada. ------------------------------------ABOUT RASHMI SIRDESHPANDERashmi Sirdeshpande is a mom of two and a lawyer turned children's author who loves taking big ideas and making them accessible and exciting for young readers. She writes non-fiction picture books that ignite children's curiosity, as well as fictional stories that crackle with imagination. Her books have been recognized by BookTrust multiple times, listed in The Times/Sunday Times Best Children’s Books of the Year 2020 and she is a World Book Day 2022 author. CONNECT WITH RASHMIWebsite rashmisirdeshpande.comTwitter @RashmiWriting------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™I believe parenthood and professional development doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive.As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast is the result of my journey over the past five years bringing my kids into business settings, hosting parent-friendly professional development events and during these times, it's my creative attempt to continue connecting you with industry leaders and guest experts who also happen to be parents.Mini episodes are released on Tuesday and Friday covering all things entrepreneur ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!

PT 2: Rashmi Sirdeshpande is a mom of two and a lawyer turned children's author who loves taking big ideas and making them accessible and exciting for young readers. Her books have been recognized by BookTrust, listed in The Times/Sunday Times Best Children’s Books of the Year and she is a World Book Day author.This is the second of three mini episodes of our conversation, which took place in October. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: Relearning how to be creative as a writer after leaving her law practice Bringing her whole self to her work and being okay with making mistakes Showing up as she is for different events with school age audiences What we can learn from how children treat each other and themselves  Fostering a sense of curiosity and innovation in young readers as it relates to entrepreneurship Testing out new ideas and incorporating feedback from her kids Thanks to Rashmi for taking part of her day to answer my questions about getting comfortable with making mistakes, showing up as herself and testing out new ideas with her audience.Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast! ------------------------------------ CONNECT WITH US We’re always happy to hear from you! Email: contact@mixingbabiesandbusiness.com Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resources Season 3 has been sponsored by the Startup Community Empowerment Fund, presented by Startup Canada, Mastercard Canada, Sovereign Insurance and UPS Canada. ------------------------------------ABOUT RASHMI SIRDESHPANDERashmi Sirdeshpande is a mom of two and a lawyer turned children's author who loves taking big ideas and making them accessible and exciting for young readers. She writes non-fiction picture books that ignite children's curiosity, as well as fictional stories that crackle with imagination. Her books have been recognized by BookTrust multiple times, listed in The Times/Sunday Times Best Children’s Books of the Year 2020 and she is a World Book Day 2022 author. CONNECT WITH RASHMIWebsite rashmisirdeshpande.comTwitter @RashmiWriting------------------------------------ ABOUT MIXING BABIES AND BUSINESS™I believe parenthood and professional development doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive.As a social impact movement and community, I'm focused on producing parent-friendly professional development, digital resources and more inclusive and flexible work solutions for primary caregivers.This podcast is the result of my journey over the past five years bringing my kids into business settings, hosting parent-friendly professional development events and during these times, it's my creative attempt to continue connecting you with industry leaders and guest experts who also happen to be parents.Mini episodes are released on Tuesday and Friday covering all things entrepreneurship, flexible and remote work w ---------------------------------Did you enjoy this episode?Please subscribe and leave a podcast review – it helps other parents find the podcast!Learn more about #mixingbabiesandbusiness:For parents interested in flexible and remote work with kids: http://mixingbabiesandbusiness.com/free-resourcesThanks for joining me!