What actually makes networking work and why does it feel so uncomfortable for so many people? In this episode, Sophia breaks down the biggest mistakes people make at networking events and offers a refresh approach to building relationships that actually lead to opportunities (without feeling slimy, salesy, or cringe). You’ll hear why treating networking like a transaction almost always backfires, and how shifting into a mindset of curiosity, generosity, and genuine connection creates fa...
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What actually makes networking work and why does it feel so uncomfortable for so many people? In this episode, Sophia breaks down the biggest mistakes people make at networking events and offers a refresh approach to building relationships that actually lead to opportunities (without feeling slimy, salesy, or cringe). You’ll hear why treating networking like a transaction almost always backfires, and how shifting into a mindset of curiosity, generosity, and genuine connection creates fa...
S3 E5: The Mental Load of Motherhood from a Father's Perspective
Your Favorite Self
1 hour 6 minutes
10 months ago
S3 E5: The Mental Load of Motherhood from a Father's Perspective
In this conversation, Sophia and Brandon Hyde explore the concept of the mental load of motherhood, discussing their personal experiences and insights gained over eight years of navigating shared responsibilities in parenting. They delve into the Fair Play system, which provides a framework for understanding and distributing the mental load, emphasizing the importance of awareness, planning, and execution in managing household tasks. The couple reflects on the impact of traditional gend...
Your Favorite Self
What actually makes networking work and why does it feel so uncomfortable for so many people? In this episode, Sophia breaks down the biggest mistakes people make at networking events and offers a refresh approach to building relationships that actually lead to opportunities (without feeling slimy, salesy, or cringe). You’ll hear why treating networking like a transaction almost always backfires, and how shifting into a mindset of curiosity, generosity, and genuine connection creates fa...
