Hi again ,

High-achieving moms are often skilled planners and problem-solvers at work - yet many don’t apply those same strategies to their own needs during pregnancy and early postpartum. 

In Part 2 of my conversation with Priya Rednam Waldo*, we discuss the signs that additional support may be helpful, and how high-achieving moms can use the same strategic thinking they rely on professionally to plan ahead, ask for what they need, and navigate this transition in a more empowered way.

👉 Watch Part 2 here:

This part of the series may resonate if you’ve been moving forward, trusting you’ll adapt, while noticing that things feel more demanding than you expected.

Warmly,

P.S. *Priya Rednam Waldo is a licensed perinatal therapist, coach and keynote speaker who exclusively supports high-achieving, career-driven women through the transformative journey of motherhood—from pregnancy through postpartum and beyond. Priya can be reached at priyarednamwaldo.com.

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