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@July 23, 2011 Guest - Hi, Stella is very lucky to have you for her mother. I sincerely wish you an enjoyable time with her. Do the things you've always wanted to do but didn't have the time to. Take care of Stella, your husband & yourself well. Never forget yourself. It's not always going to be happy. There will even be doubtful moments but rest assured that you are where God wants you to be right now. Enjoy being a "Domestic Diva!" :)

Last June 30, I tendered my resignation to devote full time to my daughter Stella. My boss lent me a copy of your book ma'am and this particular chapter enlightened me a lot. Thanks for the inspiration.

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@Mar 22, 2011 Guest - You are welcome. These days mothers are really challenged by this big question: To work or not to work. There is no single formula for all moms. We really have to figure out for ourselves what is best for our family without totally neglecting our (the moms') self development. It is a challenging decision to make. I remember reading an article about Jackie Kennedy Onasis saying something like, "If I succeeded in a lot of things but failed in raising my children, no amount of success in these other things would really matter." (I'm paraphrasing)

I became emotional when I read this chapter. I also decided to leave behind my career to devote more time to our growing family. It was a difficult decision for me because I really loved what I was doing. It just came to a point wherein I had to decide who should get my focused attention. Like you I also wonder where I could be now, had I not left the corporate world. Fortunately, most of the time I am where I want to be. Thanks for sharing this aspect with your readers.