Women drop out of workforce during the post-pregnancy stages as the baby takes precedence over everything else. These women are among many who have kick-started their careers
BENGALURU: A month ago, Nansi Mishra wrote about her experience as a young working mother — how she can devote only four hours to professional engagements daily as her child needs her attention for the rest of the time. “But in those four hours, I make sure I am most focused and productive because my baby is letting me work, so that his mother can follow her dreams,” the co-founder of 100x Entrepreneur podcast series said on LinkedIn.
The post struck a chord with women professionals, drawing more than 4.1 lakh overall reactions and 7,000 comments. Many related to it because of their own struggles and triumphs as nurturers and earners of the family.
The post struck a chord with women professionals, drawing more than 4.1 lakh overall reactions and 7,000 comments. Many related to it because of their own struggles and triumphs as nurturers and earners of the family.