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December 19, 2011 By Sylvia Lafair

Times, they are a changing, always. However, changing times seem to happen in the blink of an eye. I do believe we women leaders need to stop and take a deep look at what we are doing and the profound consequences of our actions.

In days of yore, we were to be kept “barefoot and pregnant” and now we have “freedom of choice”.

The big question is, what are we choosing and why?

The following post is one that should make all of us stop and think. What does it mean to have a child and why do we decide to do what we do? We really need more training in how systems thinking works rather than just the individual concept of “what we want”.

I’d love to hear from women who are looking at the issues of bearing and raising a child and what really matters, what we want and desire, and the best interests of the child. I don’t want to be shouting out like a moralist. I do know from my background as a family therapist and executive coach that there is more to being a mother than procreating.

Let me hear your thoughts.

Click to read:

Fertility: Should You Have A Baby On Your Own?

 

By: Melanie Notkin, Founder author,  Savvy Auntie

 

 

Sylvia Lafair

Sylvia Lafair, PhD, is President of CEO – Creative Energy Options, Inc., a global consulting company focused on optimizing workplace relationships through her exclusive PatternAware™ Leadership Model. Dr. Lafair is the author of Don’t Bring It to Work: Breaking the Family Patterns That Limit Success published by Jossey-Bass. As an executive coach and leadership educator, she has more than 30 years of experience with all levels of management from leading corporate officers of global companies to executives of non-profits and owners of leading family-owned businesses. She is now offering GUTSY Women Weekends, giving women the opportunity to dialogue and clarify next steps.

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