
Episode 3: Forget the Corner Office — Why Parenting Is the Ultimate Leadership Gig
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Parenting isn’t like leadership — it is leadership. In this episode, TBOP host Jackie Mourot breaks down why leading a family requires the same skills as leading an organization: vision, influence, decision-making, and systems. You’ll discover why so many parents feel unprepared for this role, and how a few simple, intentional steps can help you lead your family with more clarity, peace, and confidence. Learn how to create a family vision, model leadership habits, and build systems that bring calm to the daily chaos. If you’re ready to approach parenting with purpose — without feeling overwhelmed — this episode will give you a clear starting point.
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EPISODE CREDITS
Host: Jackie Mourot, Ed.D. Produced by: The Business of Parenting Original Music: No Roots — composed and produced by Matheo Mourot for TNP Studios © 2025 TNP Studios. Used with permission. All rights reserved.
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