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Feeling stuck in your career after becoming a mom- despite being a high achiever? Join Kirsten Hackney, a Management Consultant & Coach with 12+ years in the corporate world, as she discusses topics to support you to redefined success on your own terms and empower you at work and at home. After years of struggling to balance motherhood and career, Kirsten discovered the power of coaching - transforming her challenges into strengths and accelerating her growth, all while balancing motherhood with 3 young kids. Now, she’s helping other moms do the same. 🎙️Tune in for honest stories, expert strategies and inspiration to thrive in both career and motherhood
Kirsten Hackney hosts Boss Mom Era, a business show with 12 episodes published.
Have you ever felt a dream, goal, or idea keep resurfacing in your mind no matter how busy life gets? As working mum's it's easy to get caught up in the endless cycle of school runs, work deadlines, laundry and family re
Show notesWhat if the goals you're chasing... aren't actually the things you truly want? In this episode, we unpack the powerful idea of the 'goal behind the goal' - and why so many mums end up exhausted, overwhelmed, and unfulfil
Show notesIn this episode, I unpack the controversy around the viral '3 hour mum' conversation sparked by Emma Grede - and why I think the internet completely missed the deeper issue underneath it. What does it really mean to be a
Show notesWhen was the last time you truly put yourself forward - without overthinking it, second guessing yourself, or waiting until you felt 'ready'? In this episode, I'm diving into the quiet ways so many women - especially wor
Show notesAfter returning from maternity leave, I was determined to prove nothing had changed. I overworked, overperformed and hid thee fact that I had a life - and a child - outside of work. On paper, it was working. But behind t
Show notesIn today's episode, I'm diving into something I once completely misunderstood - life coaching. Before discovering it myself, I assumed coaching was just about someone telling you how to live your life better. But the rea
Show notesIf you've ever been the only mum on the room at work - this episode is for you. This episode will help you move from self-doubt to self-trust and start owning your space at work in a way that actually works for your life
Show notesIf like me, you thought scrolling is relaxing. Think again. It might feel harmless, even deserved after a long day. But in this episode, we're talking about something that could be quietly draining your energy without yo
Show notesIn this episode, we're diving into what it really means to live intentionally - and why it matters so much when you're balancing motherhood, a career, or a business. Because let's be honest... life can feel reactive. Ema
Show notesWhen your child is sick and work is calling, it can feel like a no-win situation. Stay home and you worry you’re letting your team down. Log on and you feel like you’re failing as a parent. That constant tension? It’s no
Show notesWhy are so many talented women leaving within years of becoming mothers—and what is it really costing organisations? In this episode, I’m breaking down what companies get wrong about supporting maternity returners (even
Show notesIn this episode, we explore a powerful truth many modern mothers question but rarely say out loud: we are not meant to mother the way our mothers did. Our mothers raised us in a completely different world — socially, eco
Show notesEver feel like becoming a mother changed you in ways you can’t quite explain? You’re not broken. You’re not failing. You’re experiencing matrescence. In this episode, we unpack what matrescence really is — the profound p
Show notesMotherhood comes with love, joy—and an invisible to-do list that never ends. In this episode, we dive into the “mental load” mothers carry every day: the constant planning, remembering, organising, anticipating, and emot
Show notesWelcome to Boss Mom Era - the podcast for ambitious mothers who refuse to choose between a fulfilling career and a present, meaningful motherhood. In this very first episode, I'm introducing you to the heart behind this
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Boss Mom Era is hosted by Kirsten Hackney. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 12 episodes.
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