Health is Wealth: Take Care Of Yourself Moms
Financial stability is important but so is your overall wellbeing as a mom. When your wellbeing is popping, you have more energy to pour into parenting, keeping the household on point, and growing your empire.
Just like we advocate for our kids, we have to advocate for ourselves too, and that means stepping away from it all every so often to get a chance to decompress and reset
If you have a mom in your life or you are one, here are a few things you can do to lighten the load:
Be visible to yourself: Check in with yourself often, ask yourself what you need, and commit to meeting those needs. This is also something you can extend to a mother in your life
Outsource: you have nothing to prove—this isn’t the battle of who can do the most without getting burned out so ask for help and do it often. Commit to outsourcing one of your responsibilities to free up ‘you time’. If you know a mom, offer acts of service to her this week.
Show up for yourself: Our financial health and mental health goes hand in hand. Let’s make sure to keep the promises we make to ourselves.
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About the Host
Rianka R. Dorsainvil
Rianka R. Dorsainvil, CFP®️ is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of 2050 Wealth Partners a virtual, fee-only comprehensive financial planning firm dedicated to serving first-generation wealth-builders, entrepreneurs, and thriving professionals. Rianka also hosts 2050 TrailBlazers, a podcast aimed to address the lack of diversity in the financial planning profession by engaging industry experts and leaders in conversation.
As an award winning successful, millennial Certified Financial Planner professional, Rianka offers a unique perspective not only on the current state of the financial service industry, but on how to stay relevant in an ever-changing world.
Rianka serves as a member of CNBC’s Digital Financial Advisor Council and CFP Board’s Diversity Advisory Group, is a Forbes Personal Finance Contributor, and has been recognized for her accomplishments and leadership within the industry by leading publications and organizations such as Investment News’ inaugural 2017 Women to Watch Rising Star and Wealth Management’s Ten to Watch in 2018. She has been published in PBS NewsHour, Forbes, USA Today, Black Enterprise, CNBC, Women’s Health, and more.