Meet our bloggers
The Juggler-
I am… the one who is expected to hold it all together: family, work, the calendar, sex life, and on and on. I am also the one who, at times, teeters on the edge of sanity because I am expected to hold it all together: family, work, the calendar, sex life, and on and on.
The Skeptic-
I am… not yet married, not yet a mother. But the closer I get to my inevitable fate, the less sure I become. Is working for “the man”, then coming home to the man and his kids, all what it’s cracked up to be? Maybe. I don’t know yet. To be honest, I’m skeptical.
The Seeker-
I am… always searching. But exactly what I’m searching for is hard to describe. I am a stay-at-home, working mother who has not yet found what I was looking for when I first chose to stay-at-home. But seek and ye shall find. So I will continue to seek.
The Dad-
I am… a father and a husband. I am the good, and the bad, in a working woman’s life. I understand your frustration… to a point. I love you with all my heart. But please stop whining. If you need a shoulder to cry on, I’m here for you. Just don’t block my view of the TV.
Testimonials
“Most people have a distinct opinion on who and what wins in the balance between personal and professional priorities and the disparity between those opinions speaks directly to why the concept of the LifeWork Alliance is so critical. It is easy for us each to believe we have the answer, but as our lives become more complex, the way back to that belief is often difficult and we often question whether the belief was right in the first place. This is where LWA comes in refocusing us on the answer that is right for us.”
— Advertising executive
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The Facts
68% of women say their lifestyle is different both at home and at work from what they envisioned before they had children. - Statistics derived from LifeWork Alliance survey of over 200 working mothers
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