There are women in the world who have to put aside their desire to be professional to become pregnant, maybe it is a hard choice, or lack of adaptation to the change of combining motherhood with their professional development, but is it that simple?
This happens to women and men alike, although we women have to live all this beautiful experience as co-protagonist with our baby, being a mother represents a great responsibility, because our priorities change, our beliefs and even our values, we plunge into a profound transformation of life, all for our future baby, however, we also have to think about them, and have ambitions of prosperity, such as professional development.
For this we have to know and manage to harmonize the task of motherhood with our life aspirations, among them, to be professional, the current demands demand that we prepare ourselves better and better, and the competitiveness is immense, and we can not afford to give up being professional, we have the ability to be excellent mothers and professionals at the same time, to be multifunctional as usual.
If we want to succeed in both roles it is necessary to be productive in the management of the resources implicit in our responsibilities, for example, time, so it is considered more productive that person who generates what is necessary in the least time and resources possible.
In addition to our proper management of resources such as time, we must also focus on timely communication with everyone involved in the development of our activities, ie, connect with them and empathize in the best way, setting limits and creating collaboration, this is very helpful for the better understanding of our challenge, and another aspect that I can share to take into account is the emotional management, emotions come and go and influence everything we do, so it is very necessary to have the emotions on our side.
This represents a beautiful process of constant change for women, and that strengthens us as mothers and professionals, because we always have to be clear that motherhood and our professional development are not incompatible, it is part of our growth as women and people in this demanding world.