Welcome to another episode of "Your Everyday Rich" podcast.
In Episode 29, Jason and Jennifer discuss a living room conversation about the question of maternity leave and its impact on women's careers. They discuss the financial aspects of extended maternity leave, including the cost of childcare and the trade-offs between being a stay-at-home parent and returning to work. They also emphasize the importance of personal fulfillment and maintaining career skills during this time. Additionally, they highlight the changing landscape of entrepreneurship (while still working a 9-5) and the opportunities it offers to individuals, including stay-at-home parents.
Overall, Jason and Jenn encourage you to consider your own unique circumstances, values, and aspirations when making decisions about maternity leave and their careers. They emphasize that these decisions should not be solely driven by financial concerns but should also encompass personal development and fulfillment.
Why do these conversations matter? They matter because these convos are happening behind closed doors and we want them to be front and centre so you can be empowered to achieve financial success. You don’t know what you don’t know but we are here to change that and provide you with the info, insight, and tips you can use to make the best decisions around your money and investing so that it is built around Your Everyday Rich life. 🚀
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