NYC: Recalculating: How New Motherhood Reorients Your Career and Life — to Your Advantage

What happens when the plan you've been following your whole life suddenly doesn't fit anymore? You knew your trajectory. The title, the five-year plan, the next right move, all perfectly plotted. Then you became a mother, and your compass started spinning. Is this even what you want? And what does it mean if it isn't? Join Mysha and Megan Hellerer — ex-Google executive turned career coach for Underfulfilled Overachievers and author of Directional Living —in conversation with coach and strategist Katharine Campbell Hirst for an intimate fireside chat made for the ones in the messy middle of career and purpose: new moms. What if the breakdown is actually the breakthrough? Motherhood doesn't have to be the career setback it often seems to be. It can be your greatest catalyst for fulfillment and success in the new world of work, if you know how to approach it. Megan has identified three hidden skills motherhood teaches that not only give you an advantage in an increasingly unpredictable world of work, but also clarify the work you're uniquely suited to do — skills you'd otherwise spend years and thousands of dollars trying to learn.