The Fiction of "Doing It All" vs. Having It All
Erin is a mom of 3 who’s lived 9 lives, She’s been a full-time SAHM, a full-time working mom, a part-time working mom, and an entrepreneur. She worked for other people for 5 years before she took a leap of faith in her own vision to create her company, Totum.
Totum means whole in Latine - they are devoted to helping modern mothers feel whole in motherhood - body, mind, relationships to ambition, my relationships themselves.
In this episode
How to discern between striving and trusting
We talk about the show Mrs. America and how the women’s movement really hasn’t gotten very far - the next frontier of feminism will happen within the corporate structure
feeling like an imposter when younger women tell you your an inspiration
Erin’s unstructured structure as a mom of 3 and entrepreneur in 2020
The mental load of women in 2020 and how each of us quickly and easily gets unblocked in life and businesses
Erin’s next-level definition of how to feel WHOLE i.e. “Totum” as a working mom
Both of our strong arguments for trading productivity for feeling WHOLE
Doing it all vs having it all / giving ourselves permission to stop
The “myths” Erin holds inside about what it means to do it all vs have it all
Echoing Eve Rodsky, “Time is time; time is not money”
Mom guilt, the endless responsibilities we put on OURSELVES as mothers and the mindfuckery of it all
G talks about how she’s okay going first in airing her dirty laundry to create vulnerability, community and permission to have it all, but not have it all together.
Erin’s final piece of advice is vital for any preggos who are ABOUT to push out a baby