Finding the Me in Mommy: When Motherhood Changes What You Want from Work and Life
Finding the Me in Mommy
An invitation to rediscover yourself, redefine ambition, and imagine what’s next.
You’ve always been the mom, even before you became a mother.
The one everyone relies on. Your family, your friends, your coworkers.
You know how to get sh*t done and make everyone else feel good.
But what about you?
Sometimes motherhood is the wake-up call. Sometimes it’s the moment your children stop needing you in quite the same way.
Maybe you’re in the thick of raising young children, wondering where you went in the process.
Maybe your kids are growing more independent, and for the first time in years, there’s space to ask what you want.
Or maybe you’re entering a whole new chapter, realizing that after years of caring for everyone else, you’re ready to turn some of that energy toward yourself.
Whatever season you’re in, something is stirring.
You realize there’s more you want from your life and work. And somehow, it feels more urgent than ever.
Because now your legacy is about more than you.
What kind of life do you want to live?
What do you want your children to see you choose?
What kind of world do you want to help create for them?
You know there must be another way, but everywhere you look, you see more of the same: do more, manage more, optimize more, balance it better.
What if motherhood isn’t asking you to become better at doing it all?
What if it’s inviting you into a different way of choosing, creating, and leading?
In this interactive workshop, leadership coach and professional speaker Dr. Sweta Chawla will illuminate the why and the how, so you can begin discovering the what that motherhood has awakened in you.
Together, we’ll explore how reconnecting with feminine principles of leadership can help you redefine ambition, reconnect with yourself, and create greater possibilities for what comes next.
Whether you’re raising little ones, navigating the teenage years, approaching an empty nest, or already discovering life on the other side, this is an invitation to explore what’s possible when you begin making room for more of yourself.
And while the workshop is called Finding the Me in Mommy, you don’t have to be a biological mother to recognize the experience of mothering. Many of us nurture, guide, and care for others in ways that shape who we are.