with Amelia Pleasant Kennedy
According to a 2022 report published by McKinsey, 81% of women and 63% of men are in dual-career couples. Within opposite-gender dual-career couples, women are four times more likely than men to take on tasks at home, regardless of who earns more. This imbalance is called the "chore gap," and it's affecting the quality of life within our clients' homes, their physical and emotional health and their mental capacity at work. This `invisible load` is making its way into conversations in the media, in board rooms, and into homes.
The Fair Play Method, developed by Eve Rodsky, is a time and anxiety-saving solution aiming to bring equity and humanity to our care tasks and responsibilities. Pleasant Kennedy will explore the difference between the delegation approach and the transfer of full ownership, and how your clients can benefit from making their daily invisible work more visible and, in turn, shared and valued.
OBJECTIVES:
Define the 'the invisible load and its synonyms Identify the ways the invisible load may impact clients' lives (or your own) Understand the basic components and goals of The Fair Play Method Identify the difference between the delegation approach and the transfer of full ownership
Speaker Info
Amelia Pleasant Kennedy is a Certified Life Coach, Professional Organizer, Fair Play Facilitator and the CEO of A Pleasant Solution. As a Clutter Coach, speaker and top-rated podcast host, she helps folks who are frazzled, busy and overworked uncover the root cause of the clutter in their lives. With a keen ability to listen for what goes unsaid, Pleasant-Kennedy coaches from a space of total curiosity and non-judgment so that clients build a deep sense of self-trust.
Pleasant Kennedy is a caregiver for her mother, who is living with dementia, a mother of three (including an elite athlete) and a lover of visual art, nature, books and meaningful conversations. She's currently on round 3 of long-distance parenting + marriage with her husband and has been maintaining multiple households since 2019.
Pleasant Kennedy's expertise has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, NPR's Lifekit Podcast, Real Simple, Time, Forbes Home and many more publications and podcasts. Her podcast: A Pleasant Solution: Embracing an Organized Life talks about why a clutter-free mindset is essential to an aligned + sustainable lifestyle.
In the event of bad weather, we will only cancel if power is out for necessary meeting managers, in which case, meeting registrants will be emailed.
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