Erica has been growing The Mina Company alongside raising her daughters for so long that she sometimes forgets the baby years are behind her. In this episode, she works through a list of motherhood questions pulled together by her team, covering what has changed now that her girls are 11 and 7, and what that looks like inside a business built around family.
She talks openly about the rush of after school emotions, the late night conversations her oldest wants to have, and how hard it is to meet a younger and older child where each of them actually is. She also shares how her kids shape the way she leads, why she no longer carries mom guilt the way she used to, and how her team keeps work moving when life with kids gets in the way.
Conversations in the Dark podcast, Erica Vander Sande, motherhood and entrepreneurship, parenting a preteen, mom guilt, working mom culture, women led business, raising strong girls, flexible team culture, The Mina Company
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