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Boss Mom Era

Kirsten Hackney

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/8j. Total Éps: 7

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

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Ep 7: How to live intentionally as a busy working mom

samedi 4 avril 2026 • Durée 23:31

In 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.

Emails, school runs, deadlines, mental load - and somewhere in the middle of all that, YOU.

This episode is about shifting from autopilot to conscious choice.

We'll cover:

- What 'intentional living' actually means (beyond the buzzword)

- Real-life examples of what intentional living looks like in practice

- What is getting in your way to have more conscious choice over your actions

- A simple, practical framework you can use to start living more intentionally NOW.

Because being intentional in what you do isn't about doing more..

It's about doing what matters - on purpose and in alignment.

And when you start doing that, you don't just build a career or business... You build a life in alignment with your values.

If you want to nominate the next topic of Boss Mom Era, send an email to: kirsten@bossmom-coaching.com

If you're an organisation that wants to provide leadership and executive level coaching for your mother employees to improve retainment of your high flying women - visit www.coachingcorporatereturners.com

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Ep 6: Guilt when your kids are sick

samedi 28 mars 2026 • Durée 15:05

When 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 not just you—and it’s not a personal flaw.

In this episode, we unpack the real reason working mums experience so much guilt when caring responsibilities collide with career demands. From outdated workplace norms to invisible societal expectations, we explore why this pressure exists—and why it falls so heavily on mothers.

More importantly, we shift the narrative.

You’ll learn:

Why guilt doesn’t make you a better employee or parent
How unchallenged guilt can quietly impact your confidence and career progression
The powerful mindset reframe that helps you make calmer, clearer decisions
Practical coaching tools to stop over-apologising, set boundaries, and feel more in control

If you’ve ever felt like you’re failing in both directions, this episode will help you understand why—and show you a better way forward.

Because this isn’t about doing more. It’s about thinking differently.

Welcome to your Boss Mom Era.

Want to nominate another topic for a future episode? Email me at kirsten@coachingcorporatereturners.com or DM me at boss.mom.coaching on insta.

Shout out to Kate Mannix for producing and editing this episode!

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Ep 5: Maternity Returners are a Business Risk

mardi 17 mars 2026 • Durée 16:35

Why 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 with the best intentions), and why flexibility alone isn’t enough to retain top female talent.

I share my own experience returning to work after three children, the identity shift no one prepares you for, and the hidden factors driving burnout, disengagement, and resignation.

If you’re an HR leader, manager, or decision-maker—this is your wake-up call. And if you’re a career mum, this will help you understand what you actually need to thrive (and what to ask for).

We’ll cover:

The real reason maternity returners leave
The biggest mistakes organisations make (and how to fix them)
What effective, early support actually looks like
How to turn maternity return into a retention and leadership opportunity

Because supporting working mothers isn’t a “nice to have”—it’s a strategic advantage.

Find out more about what I do and how I can support you and your organisation on my website: www.coachingcorporatereturners.com

And a shout out to Kate Mannix for producing and editing this podcast!

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Ep 4: We're not meant to mother like our mothers did

mardi 10 mars 2026 • Durée 24:09

In 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, economically, and culturally. Many of the “rules” they lived by made sense then, but when modern mothers try to apply those same expectations while navigating careers, entrepreneurship, constant digital connection, and unprecedented mental load, something starts to break.

This episode isn’t about criticising the generation before us. It’s about understanding context, releasing outdated rules, and consciously choosing a new way forward that actually supports modern motherhood.

I share personal reflections from my own experience navigating differing expectations with my mother, and why so many career-driven mums today are feeling the quiet tension between love for their mothers and the sense that their blueprint no longer fits.

We also dive into the concept of matrescence — the often-missing framework that explains the profound identity shift that happens when women become mothers — and why understanding it changes everything.

If you’ve ever felt stretched between motherhood, ambition, and the invisible expectations you inherited, this conversation will help you make sense of it.

In this episode we discuss:

Why modern mothers are parenting in a completely different context than previous generations
The invisible rules many of us inherited about what a “good mother” looks like
Why endurance, silence, and self-sacrifice are no longer sustainable strategies
The impact of mental load, digital culture, and changing work expectations
How matrescence explains the identity shift many mothers experience
The difference between rebelling against the past and choosing with discernment
How to consciously update the “rulebook” of motherhood

This episode is an invitation to stop measuring yourself against outdated standards and start asking a more powerful question:

Ep 3: Matrescence, what?

mardi 3 mars 2026 • Durée 21:37

Ever 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 physical, emotional, psychological and professional transformation that happens when you become a mother. Just like adolescence, it’s a developmental stage… yet hardly anyone talks about it.

For corporate career mums, this transition can feel especially intense. You’re navigating leadership, ambition, guilt, identity shifts, relationship changes, and a completely new internal world — all while trying to “hold it together” at work.

If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t even know who I am anymore” — this episode is for you.

Because matrescence isn’t a breakdown.

It’s a becoming.

--Want access to free resource - Mompreneurs starter guide to building a flexible resource, email: kirsten@bossmom-coaching.com with subject "Starter Guide"

Visit my website for more info about what work I do with organisations and mothers.

Big thanks to Kate Mannix for producing and editing this podcast.

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Ep 2: The Mental Load

lundi 23 février 2026 • Durée 15:21

Motherhood 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 emotional managing that often goes unnoticed. We explore why it’s so exhausting, why it’s rarely acknowledged, and how families can begin to share the weight more fairly. If you’ve ever felt tired in a way that sleep doesn’t fix, this conversation is for you.

Want access to free resource - Mompreneurs starter guide to building a flexible resource, email: kirsten@bossmom-coaching.com with subject "Starter Guide"--

Big thanks to Kate Mannix for producing and editing this podcast!

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Ep 1. Your Boss Mom Era Begins

vendredi 13 février 2026 • Durée 10:51

Welcome 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 podcast - and a little about me.

I'm Kirsten Hackney, a career and entrepreneurship coach for ambitious moms who are building big goals while raising little humans.

I know first hand what it's like to balance work, ambition and motherhood in a world that often tells us we can't have it all = or that we shouldn't want to.

This podcast was created for the mom who wants more - not out of lack, but out of purpose. More alignment. More confidence. More freedom. More impact.

Here, we'll talk about balancing work and motherhood without burnout, redefining success in this season of life, building careers and businesses that support your family (not compete with it), and stepping fully into your Boss Mom Era - without guilt.

If you're a working mom, entrepreneur, or a mom with dreams that refuse to stay quiet, this space is for you. This is your permission slip to grow, evolve, and lead - at home and in your career.

Your Boss Mom Era starts NOW.

Want access to free resource - Mompreneurs starter guide to building a flexible resource, email: kirsten@bossmom-coaching.com with subject "Starter Guide"

Instagram: @boss.mom.coaching

Website: coachingcorporatereturners.com

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Big thanks to Kate Mannix for producing and editing this episode!

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