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If you’re lucky, you get 2-2.5 hours with your child after work each day. In that time, there’s so much going in their lives: activities, homework, downtime. And so much going on for you: finishing work, managing dinner, baths and tantrums.
You fear you don’t have enough time with your child. And feel more stretched with each additional child.
When you’re tired, you get frustrated and you know you shouldn’t shout. But all the things you know about raising children, leadership and yoga go out the window as you feel your child pushing your buttons even more.
You want to feel calm, fun and more energetic.
You also want to yell less and be happier each day.
But instead, you find yourself repeating yourself because your child refuses to listen and cooperate.
All of which degrades the quality of time you have together.
Maybe you don’t like the way your partner is doing certain things or maybe certain things are not getting done. Unless you remind and repeat, in which case it’s easier to do it yourself.
Or perhaps you’re partner does so much, you don’t feel as involved as you would like.
In either case, resentment is building.
Quality time with your child is rarely about quality time with your child. It’s about working through the things that are draining your energy, sucking out the daily fun and zapping the limited time you have each day.


For decades, leaders have received leadership development to be better leaders. To develop themselves to manage multiple priorities without burnout, to bring out the best in each of their people, whilst keeping the team striving towards their goals.
As working parents today, we need the same. Strategies to focus on priorities, bring out the best in your children in the short moments of time you have with them, whilst ensuring you are track with raising them to be great human beings.
Parent as leader marries the best leadership strategies with parenting. To help you enjoy parenting, bring out the best in your child and do it in the short bursts of time you have.
There are three parts to Parent as Leader:

Lead yourself
Lead your family
Lead your child
They matter
They are loved
They are understood
There are three ways Parent as Leader can help you
Online Workshop
2 hours- Understanding Your Parent Leadership Style – Unique Detailed Assessment
- Personalised action plan
- Group call(s)
- Exclusive Videos
- Closed online community
- Reading lists
- Joining Gift
- One to one power sessions
Mentoring Program
3 Months- Understanding Your Parent Leadership Style – Unique Detailed Assessment
- Personalised action plan
- Group call(s)
- Exclusive Videos
- Closed online community
- Reading lists
- Joining Gift
- One to one power sessions
Coaching
6 Months- Understanding Your Parent Leadership Style – Unique Detailed Assessment
- Personalised action plan
- Group call(s)
- Exclusive Videos
- Closed online community
- Reading lists
- Joining Gift
- One to one power sessions