For generations, women have raised their daughters to be homemakers and mothers. Teaching them how to cook, clean and do laundry have been a main focal point of raising daughters, we teach them to be gentle, kind, loving and compassionate.
Women even spend time teaching their daughters about the art of attracting the male species.
Far to often we ignore the simple fact that our daughters also need to be taught the skills necessary to achieve career success and balance a family life at the same time. Young women have more opportunities than ever before and they are better educated than most of their mothers. Today's young women are choosing to start families later and focus more on their careers. Because of these shifts in society and the increased interest in advanced technical education and career advancement women need to be prepared to meet the challenges these career choices bring. Many mothers currently hold managerial and executive level positions within fortune 500 companies and have gained valuable insight and knowledge they can share with their daughters.