The Breakfast Club | An Inaugural "All Figured Out" Event for Working Moms
Businesses need mothers in leadership.
Children need fiercely engaged parents.
Women need, and thrive in, collaboration.
Mothers deserve a luxurious, fresh breakfast served to them.
We can have it all.
Welcome to:
Club Charter
(1) Food for Thought – Get a taste of new ideas to enhance your work-life balance.
(2) Food for the Body – Sip and savour a gourmet breakfast while it’s still warm.
(3) Food for the Soul – Share tips, tricks, and giggles with friends old and new.
The Event Flow
We'll start with nourishment and introductions.
You'll be guided through a light workshop exploring a topic related to work-life-parenting juggles.
You'll have opportunities to connect with like-minded working mothers
Thursday, March 26 from 10 AM - 12 PM
Location: The Beach House, West Vancouver (luxury beach club vibes and ocean views)
Breakfast Topic: HAVING IT ALL
Explore an unconventional and more personalized take on what "having it all" really means.
The workshop will be facilitated by yours truly, Andrea Barr, Career Coach for Parents and host of the global Top 5% parenting podcast "All Figured Out".
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Welcome to All Figured Out
Juggling work and parenting doesn't have to feel like a constant struggle. In fact, they can enhance one another when they're structured and tweaked correctly.
Through events, coaching, and the All Figured Out podcast, we'll help you move from being lost in the chaos to becoming the most confident version of yourself and connected to a supportive network of badass moms who are also figuring this all out.
This is the inaugural Breakfast Club, and we hope to bring you more of this kind!
About Your Host, Andrea Barr
Mom of 2, Executive Coach & Career Coach for Parents, host of the All Figured Out podcast, and creator of The Figure It Out Framework™. Andrea is a connector of people and creator of experiences, supporting working parents to thrive.