EP 18 Learnings from my career break: How I knew it was time.

Season 2, Episode 21: A story that spans 8 years, a hug for my younger self and some woo woo

Join me for a short solo episode. Sunday morning, in my cozy chair, sharing a story from this week that spans the last 8 years. I'm thrilled to be back and would love to know more about what you want to hear.

EP 20 Learnings from my career break (3): A story about confidence

This episode is for anyone that has ever struggled with confidence.    I have thought a lot about when and how I wanted to share this story. Now is the time and YOU are the why.    When I say there were ups and downs during my time off, this is a prime example of both in one story. It was a low low that brought me to a new high when it comes to the confidence I have in myself.    Let me know what you think at @balanceisbull_podcast .

EP 19 Learnings from my career break(2) : Selfish is not a dirty word.

This episode continues the series where I am sharing my reflections and learnings from my 11 month career break.    There were ups and downs along the way and I wanted to share with you 4 key things that helped me move through the tough days.    Can't wait to hear what you think!

EP 18 Learnings from my career break: How I knew it was time.

In October 2023 I made the difficult but necessary decision to leave my well established corporate position. Being able to do this was a huge privilege that I am grateful for. But that does not mean it was easy. The time away from what made up so much of my identity - work - forced me to confront a lot about myself and evolve along the way.    I start a new corproate job on Monday and wanted to take the time to share some of the messy middle and profound learnings in hopes that it helps even one other person navigating the ups and downs of life.

EP 17 Jess Ringgenberg, Matrescence - a word you may not know but will make you feel seen, from Fortune 500 to business owner

Matrescence If you are in any stage of motherhood - pursuit of motherhood, postpartum, middle motherhood, and you have never heard of this word - don’t walk, RUN to  and learn a word that will make you feel SEEN.   Jess Ringgenberg is a gift. You can hear the care, passion and expertise in her voice. She is an accredited coach, business owner, mother of 2 and so much more. She found her passion in educating and supporting women in their journey of motherhood and self-discovery.    You will walk away from this conversation with knowledge, tools and a vocabulary to put words to your experience.    Please share this episode with your. moms group, parents employee resource group, mother, best friends. We should all feel that the transitions in our mind, body and spirit are normalized and celebrated.   About Jess Jess left a thriving corporate career in rare disease biotech to work toward closing systematic gaps in the workplace for women and mothers. As a mom and a woman leader in a Fortune 500, she witnessed first-hand the gap for all women and working mothers and couldn’t look away. She believes women are meant to feel empowered in their careers and lives. She became a matrescence expert, a researcher, an accredited coach, and an advocate – all used to provide businesses with focused programs that support and advance women and moms at work. She serves as a board member for a non-profit, and resident coach-expert in "The Society of Working Moms."  Jess ignites change by bridging neuroscience education and evidence-based tools that lead to retention, re-engagement, and re-discovery. Links Connect with Jess Ringgenberg on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessringgenberg/] Visit ELIXR Coaching  to learn more about how to work with Jess. [https://www.elixrcoaching.com/about] * If you are looking for a coach * If you are a leader in an organization (leader doesn't only mean  The Society of Working Moms (working-moms.com) [https://www.working-moms.com/]