There’s a myth that parenting and entrepreneurship exist at opposite ends of the spectrum.

One is emotional. The other is strategic. One is chaotic. The other controlled.

But the truth? They’re not opposing roles. They’re complementary.

Parenthood teaches urgency, empathy, flexibility.

Entrepreneurship demands vision, decision-making, and boundaries.

When you do both, you learn to cut the noise.

You can’t waste time. You can’t entertain drama. You learn to focus.

You also learn to forgive yourself.

Because some days the business wins.

Some days the kids need more.

And the rest of the time, you’re learning how to balance without burning out.

This isn’t about chasing perfection.

It’s about being present in what matters most that day.

If that’s the boardroom — show up with power.

If that’s the school gate — show up with pride.

Both roles deserve your attention.

But neither demands your guilt.