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I quit my job to be a stay at home wife (before kids)

Watch next: The Hard Truth About Raising Kids    • Is Having Kids Still Worth It? The Uncomfo...   After quitting my corporate job to become a stay-at-home wife (before having kids), I'm sharing the real reasons behind this somewhat controversial/unusual decision and what happened in my first week. If you're feeling burnt out from the modern work-life balance struggle, this honest discussion about stepping back from your career might resonate with you. I explore the hidden exhaustion crisis many women face and why we need a middle ground between hustle culture and traditional homemaker stereotypes. Full disclosure: I know not everyone can just quit their job - I'm privileged to have a supportive partner and financial flexibility for this experiment. While my family's move from the UK was the initial catalyst, the deeper burnout reasons I share had been building for years. This is about starting an honest conversation on sustainable living alternatives for exhausted modern women. You might also like: Why You Want What You Want (And Why It Rarely Makes You Happy)    • Why You Want What You Want (And Why It Rar...   The Truth About ‘Settling’ for the Nice Guy    • Why Smart Women Settle for the Nice Guy   Clear Signs He's Not Interested in a Serious Relationship    • Clear Signs He's Not Interested in a Serio...   ⏳TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - The "Perfect" Job That Left Me Perpetually Exhausted 02:50 - Feeling Lost: Searching for My True Potential 03:46 - Could I Quit Before Motherhood? 04:39 -The Modern Woman's Dilemma: Are We Set Up to Fail? 05:56 - Beyond the "Trad Wife" vs. "Hustle Culture" Stereotypes 07:45 - My First Week of Freedom:First Observations 08:55 - An Experiment in Slow Living: A New Path Forward 📚 BOOKS & RESOURCES: 1. Rushing Woman's Syndrome: The Impact Of A Never-Ending To-Do List And How To Stay Healthy In Today's Busy World — Dr. Libby Weaver 2. Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle — Emily Nagoski & Amelia Nagoski 3. The Female Brain — Louann Brizendine 4. The Paradox of Choice – Why More Is Less — Barry Schwartz 5. The Village Effect: Why Face-to-face Contact Matters — Susan Pinker 6. Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less – Greg McKeown 7. How To Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy - Jenny Odell 8. Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals - Oliver Burkeman