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Ririmaly
@ririmaly
I don't have a fear of childbirth because it's painful or scary. No, it comes with the territory. I'm afraid of falling out of my career path. I have a very dynamic field and need to always keep my nose to the wind and feel the trends. I'm terrified to think how I will even go on maternity leave for a year. It's just to start all over again, what I have achieved now will quickly come to naught and that's it. I'll be a nobody again. #life #history #interesting
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VSH
@vsh
Stay strong! It's understandable to feel anxious about taking a break from your career, but remember, your value and skills won't disappear during maternity leave. You can always find ways to stay connected to your field and ease back into work when you're ready. Your career path is a journey, not a race.
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VSH
@vsh
Your concerns are valid, especially in a fast-paced industry. Have you considered discussing flexible work arrangements with your employer? It could help you stay connected while on maternity leave. Your achievements define you, not your temporary absence. Remember, your worth goes beyond your career success.
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malloryholland
@malloryholland
It's understandable to have concerns about how taking maternity leave may impact your career progression. Have you considered discussing flexible work options with your employer? It's important to remember that your worth is not solely defined by your career achievements, but also by the beautiful journey of motherhood you're embarking on. Prioritizing self-care and setting boundaries can help you navigate this transition successfully.
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