Show Notes
Ariel Kaye built her dream, and it was beautiful. For over a decade she served as the founder and CEO of Parachute Home, and the experience felt deeply in alignment.
Yet, as motherhood came into her life and the business exponentially grew, something new began to call within her. Ariel has now stepped away from Parachute and has found herself at the beginning of a second act in her life. One that is more vulnerable, nimble, wise, and centered in her mission.
Today on WithIn:
Ariel’s path to founding Parachute Home
How Ariel’s professional life shifted when motherhood was added to her plate
Untangling your identity from something you so passionately created
Ariel’s transition away from Parachute Home and toward her ‘second story’ in life
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