Are You Moving Towards Failure Or Success?

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So have you heard it? Having Spiritual Laws of Money   babies kills your focus. Hedge fund Billionaire Paul Tudor Jones has reportedly said that having babies kills the focus for women in the trading industry. Macro trading, a male-dominated, highly competitive industry, requires a lot of focus and drive. Tudor Jones said once kids enter your lives, your focus isn't as single minded. So you are less likely to achieve the same level of success as before you were a mom. Does this only pertain to this specific industry? Can having kids kill your career?

Of course, I'm not in the macro industry. And yes, maybe you need to be extremely focused in that career. There are plenty of careers where you need to be focused, driven, and motivated. To say you can't do that and have kids is just wrong. So maybe your job isn't your priority as it was before... then again, I don't think your career should be so much your priority that you lose yourself in it. So kids or no kids, if you're working 70 or 80 hours a week, napping in your office (assuming you have 15 minutes to do so), and living to work, it's not benefiting you. You may end up sad, depressed, unhappy, lonely, exhausted, unhealthy, and alone. No one wants to live that way.

When I became pregnant, my first thought was Oh my gosh. My career. Everything I've worked so hard for just went out the window. These thoughts consumed me. I had spent so much time trying to figure out what I wanted to do and had finally found it (so I thought), that I didn't want having a baby to ruin it. Boy, was I wrong.

My baby catapulted my career. I started a company serving single moms because of him. If I never became a single mom, It would have never occurred to me to start a company specifically designed for single moms. He makes me more focused and determined. He motivates me to do more, be more, and achieve more. I want to give him more, teach him better, and grow so he can grow too.

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