Mother Of All Jobs

Having children shouldn't mean having to choose between being a good parent and having a career. So why does it so often feel that way? For so many parents, returning to work means navigating childcare, rigid working hours, the school run and the constant feeling that you're letting someone down at home or at work. And when the jobs available don't fit around family life, what are you supposed to do? Give up your ambitions or try to squeeze everything into a life that was never designed for you? In this episode of I’M FINE (but…), Rose sits down with Evie Squires, founder of Mother of All Jobs, to explore the challenges parents face when looking for flexible work and the opportunities emerging as the world of employment changes. They discuss the changing landscape of work, the impact of AI bias and the rise of self-employment — and why we need to rethink the way work fits into family life. Because wanting to be present for your children doesn't mean you're less ambitious. And having a family shouldn't mean putting your career dreams on hold. Resources mentioned: BabyBeats Podcast Hub: www.babybeats.co.uk/podcast Rose’s book I’m Fine: https://amzn.ed/d/hDotEzL Learn about BabyBeats: www.babybeats.co.uk Contact Evie Instagram: @motherofalljobs_ Not sure where to start? If you’re questioning your next step in business, career or life, take our free Core Values course to uncover what truly matters to you and whether your work genuinely aligns with your values. Because building a business as a woman, especially as a mum, should feel aligned, not exhausting. Start here: https://go-bodybeats.babybeats.co.uk/corevalues Subscribe & Share If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with a woman who needs permission to stop shrinking herself. This podcast is for mums who are working, women entrepreneurs and anyone building a business around family life so the more we share it, the more women we reach. Thank you for being part of this growing community of women redefining what success looks like.