Mompreneurs frequently grapple with the false narrative that they must choose between careers and parenting, causing feelings of guilt and hindering their potential.
Dr. Dympna Weil argues that societal conditioning can trap women into believing they can't be both good moms and successful entrepreneurs. Curiosity helps in questioning this limiting belief.
The narrative that women must choose between their careers and motherhood perpetuates guilt, with much of society reinforcing the idea that success in both is unattainable.
The misconception surrounding mompreneurs' choices impacts their self-perception and capabilities, often leading them to second-guess their decisions and worth as working mothers.
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