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Anthony Franzese
Digital Health Expert. Father. Podcast host.
Anthony Franzese is a finance professional with a BA in Finance from Fordham University, bringing a wealth of experience in sales and account management roles in various organizations.
With a background in diverse industries, Anthony has held prominent positions such as Regional Sales Manager at WellRight, Director of Employer Solutions at Stork Club, and Founder of First Place Consulting Group.
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Of all the podcast clips I’ve shared on socials, this one went the most viral - and it has nothing to do with parenting.
But the differences between generations is something that everyone can relate to, because everyone is a part of a generation (I mean, how could you not be?)
But it got me thinking - if gen z is buying plane tickets and writing full term papers on their cell phones, what is my daughter's generation going to be doing on them??
(And of course this if my favorite episode because it features my wife)
Over the last year, I interviewed 50+ working parents about what they've found helpful to balance everything.
3 things that I heard the most:
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Exercise before the kids get up. If it doesn't happen before they're up, it doesn't happen. (I'm having a hard time coming to terms with this one).
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Be okay with not being okay. It's really hard to be an A+ in everything - employee, manager, parent, partner, friend, etc... The people that were the happiest accepted this and let themselves be a B- in some things
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Don't be afraid/ ashamed to ask for help. Whether it was a mom group, their parents, a helpful neighbor, or (God forbid) the in-laws, having someone to lean on, or even just knowing you're not alone, was the secret to thriving.
There were many others, but these were some of the most common themes.
What else would you add to this list?
#parenting #worklifebalance
