
Motherhood, Boundaries, and Blurred Lines: The Cost of Mixing Family and Real Estate, with Maribeth Lynch
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Ever wondered how much of your personal life should show up at work, and what happens when it does?
Welcome back to The Lynchpin Podcast! In this third episode, we shift gears and get personal. I reconnect with my friend and returning guest, Maribeth Lynch, to discuss the messiness of balancing real estate with motherhood. We also reflect on the guilt and pride of raising kids while juggling a high-stakes, unpredictable career.
But this episode isn’t just about parenting: it’s about boundaries, perception, and how different generations (and genders) are judged for showing up as their full selves at work. This episode is for anyone who's ever struggled with where to draw the line between their personal and professional lives (or wonders who’s drawing that line for them). You'll also hear about what professionalism means today, why it still matters, and where the double standards lie, especially for women in real estate.
Episode Takeaways:
- Professionalism still counts: Why showing homes with your kids may not send the message you think it does
- The double standard is real: How male agents are perceived differently from women when family life overlaps with work
- The emotional weight of working moms: Guilt, pride, and everything in between when you’re building a business and raising a family
- Blurred lines and generational shifts: Are boundaries fading—or just evolving?
- Dress the part: Why your image in the community still matters and how to own your professional identity
Connect with Maribeth Lynch:
- THRIVE Real Estate Specialists website
Let's connect!
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