
Been meaning to anchor this thought in for a while.
A spoiler from 12 years deep into my parenting journey: Contrary to what I used to think on some level - kids growing older doesn't mean they need us less.
I find the older they get, the more I want to be in "ready position" for moments big and small - homework frustration, basketball practices, friendship challenges.
A sometimes fascinating, sometimes frustrating front row seat to human behavior and personal development.
Does this mean I want to be with them all the time? Hale no. That wouldn't be good for any of us.
BUT it does mean that being there for certain moments is a top prio for me in the near and distant future. And I am designing my biz and life accordingly.
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Hi 👋 I'm Nikki (Elledge Brown).
Writer, podcaster, and creative advisor for brilliant women who love their work, their people, and their alone time.
As a professional overthinker who believes strongly in INTEGRITY > BALANCE, it's my nerdy pleasure to create and share tools, questions, and frameworks that make it easier to feel good about how we’re showing up — on paper and in practice.
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