Many women would stress just at the thought of such responsibility, but Felicity’s attitude is “You just have to take it all in your stride”. She explains one of her strategies is to try to be fully aware when she’s at work and then do the same when it’s family time.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Yoga and exercise are a big part of her life, and this gets fitted in around her work and family time. She gets up early for a run and then does yoga at lunchtime all of which she considers to be ‘me time’. Following a weekly mantra keeps her motivated.
On comparing her life now to what it used to be like pre-children she considers “Life is different now, life is better now – it’s more enriching and that’s the most wonderful thing for me”.
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Read Jacinta Tynan’s third book, Mother Zen, part memoir part modern parenting manifesto about how to be a more conscious and present parent. *This was first published in 2015 back when Felicity Harley was the editor of Women’s Health Magazine. She is a mother to two young boys (one was born since the interview).
