In this episode of Make The Most, Cheryl Contee interviews Katie Hintz-Zimbrano, founder of Mother magazine and InGood Company, discussing the intersection of motherhood and entrepreneurship. They explore the evolution of the 'girlboss' phenomenon, the rise of mompreneurs, the importance of flexible workspaces, and the mental health challenges faced by mothers in business. Katie shares insights on building supportive communities and the parallels between parenting and entrepreneurship, while also addressing societal pressures surrounding traditional roles in motherhood. In this conversation, Katie and Cheryl explore the complexities of motherhood, the concept of 'trad wives', and the importance of financial independence for women. They discuss the rise of female entrepreneurship and the impact of women controlling wealth in society. The conversation also delves into the challenges of raising boys in a world filled with misogyny and the importance of strong male role models. Finally, they touch on the need for supportive policies for women in business and the community's role in fostering female empowerment.You’ll Learn:00:45 Introduction to Katie Hintz-Zimbrano05:54 The Rise of Mompreneurs12:26 Balancing Parenthood and Entrepreneurship19:02 Building Community Among Mompreneurs24:48 The Trad Wife Phenomenon and Ambition30:18 The Rise of Female Entrepreneurship43:40  Supporting Women in Business and PolicyKey Takeaways:Motherhood brings unique skills like creativity and problem-solving to the workplaceThe 'girlboss' phenomenon often overlooks the realities of motherhoodMany women start businesses later in life due to inflexible work environmentsFlexible workspaces can enhance productivity, especially for mothersMental health practices are crucial for mompreneurs to thriveParenting and entrepreneurship share common challenges and lonelinessEvery type of work in motherhood, whether paid or unpaid, is validMotherhood can be a fulfilling pursuit, but it often requires privilegeThe concept of 'trad wives' can be problematic if it promotes subservienceSupporting female-owned businesses can have a ripple effect in communitiesRaising boys to respect women is crucial in combating misogynyConversations about digital bullying and consent are essential for young boysCommunity support is vital for women entrepreneurs, especially in uncertain timesPolicies that support women and families lead to healthier workplacesWomen entrepreneurs often have a purpose-driven approach to businessThe future of women's rights and empowerment is uncertain, but progress is hard to stopConnect with Katie Hintz-Zambrano:MotherThe MOTHER PodcastLinkedInConnect with Cheryl Contee:LinkedInInstagramConnect with The Impact Seat FoundationWebsiteLinkedInInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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