Following Instagram posts can make you feel like other moms are either made of money or have sugar daddies funding their lifestyles. I can assure you. I have neither. There is nobody funneling money into my household except for me. And because I was an economics major and my dad was a banker, I am keenly aware of cash flow, assets and liabilities, and expenditures. Still, sometimes, I forget how expensive life can be. It's not because I lied about having a sugar daddy or have a trust fund. It is because I am frugal. Indeed, being conscious of expenditures is integrated into my lifestyle. I know that it is gauche to discuss money and yet, I feel compelled to share some thoughts.
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Chatón is a litigation avoidance specialist, adjunct law professor, and an advocate for working women. She is dynamic, engaging and energetic speaker with experience in sales, marketing, social media, conflict resolution and the law.
She has been a frequent guest on PCNC "Night Talk" and has also appeared on WQED iQ Smart Parent and is also an accomplished writer. She was a longtime contributor to Parent Society Magazine and has been quoted in the New York Times. And she started her blog, Chaton’s World, in 2006 and wrote about her life as a young lawyer searching for love. After becoming pregnant, she truly found her voice. She became more passionate about issues related to working women trying to achieve work/life balance. As a result, she transformed her blog to focus on work/life balance and pregnancy. When she became a mother, her wonderful daughter provided her with substantial writing material!
Each child has given her additional perspective and more things to write and speak about. Now that she has three, she truly understands the challenges of being a working mom.
Speaking at Bloggy Con Photo Credit: Rachel Brenke
She has appeared on television numerous times and is an experienced national speaker. Her audiences have included a wide variety of demographics. She enjoys sharing her personal and professional life journey, highlighting relatable experiences of becoming an attorney, overcoming stereotypes, and being a young professional woman. She has also experienced a miracle. In 2009, she suffered a potentially crippling illness while training for a marathon. However, instead of losing her limbs she found a fuller life--full of love and motherhood.
She has spoken before many organizations as a keynote speaker, presenter, moderator, panelist and has served as a Mistress of Ceremonies.
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