Surviving Parentpreneurship

Imagine stepping off a plane in another country in which you don’t speak the language, and the only person you can communicate with walks away.

Failing can sometimes be the best thing you can do for your business or as a parent.

My children are my biggest assets and teachers as an entrepreneur. Go figure!

One thing I’m sure of after speaking to a bunch of other moms and dads on a variety of different work/parent paths is that no matter what path you choose you cannot win.

There’s a strange phrase that has been going around for a while and I never really thought about how wrong it was until now… “have it all.”

Living in Los Angeles, and really anywhere in the United States, parents are ill-equipped to tackle, let alone balance or excel at, parenthood and career.

When you await the arrival of your first child everyone tells you that becoming a parent will change how you see the world. Far fewer mention how it can change how you see your profession.

The idea of work-life balance seems to be laughable sometimes.