Motherhood reshapes us, sometimes subtly, sometimes all at once. For Chloé Pierre, founder of the inclusive wellness platform thy.self, breathwork guide, author of Take Care, and solo mother to a young son, the transformation has been as raw as it is radiant. From navigating solo parenthood to rebuilding her life and identity, her journey has been one of strength, softness, and self-reclamation. Now living in Dubai, Chloé is embracing a new beginning, one rooted in purpose, presence, and a powerful redefinition of wellness and worth.

Thandi Maqubela, a commercial lawyer, in-house legal director, and devoted mother, shares how motherhood became a catalyst for clarity, purpose, and personal growth. She opens up about balancing a demanding legal career with raising a family, embracing creativity through personal style, and redefining success on her own terms. Thandi’s story is a powerful reminder that motherhood can fuel ambition, not hinder it. Discover her insights on identity, work-life integration, and the evolving journey of modern working mothers.

One of the most powerful things about speaking with entrepreneurial mothers is witnessing how motherhood so often becomes a turning point - a moment of radical clarity that reshapes purpose and deepens ambition. For Marine Tanguy, motherhood didn’t pause her passion - it propelled it. It gave her an even stronger conviction to reimagine the world her children would grow up in, one artwork, one artist, one cityscape at a time.

“Motherhood didn’t just change me—it clarified me,” says Hiba Siddiqui, founder of The Tenth Wellness. After a high-powered career spanning Gucci, Farfetch, and investment banking, becoming a mother sparked her boldest venture yet: a luxury postpartum retreat designed to restore, support, and empower new mothers. In our conversation, she shared how this transformative life chapter became the catalyst for creating a space that honors the emotional and physical journey of early motherhood.

In this beautiful discussion on motherhood and career, Rebecca Hughes is open and honest. She tells me about the beautiful bond between her three boys, how she started her design studio a year before having her first son, how she made it work for her family, and she shares some of the best advice and words of wisdom that will leave you inspired.

At 36 weeks pregnant and with no previous fashion experience, Naomi Raybould built a website, shot the first two products, and launched Beyond Nine, a revolutionising fashion brand - the day before she gave birth to her second baby. Naomi’s impressiveness doesn’t reach its peak at that point, it just keeps going.