Designing a Life You Actually Enjoy While Pursuing Big Goals: How High Achieving Mothers Can Work Hard and Still Love Their Lives - with Camille Jaramis
What if enjoying your life wasn’t about changing your circumstances, but changing how you think about them?
In this episode, Executive Coach Leanna Laskey McGrath sits down with Camille Jaramis, an Australian entrepreneur, full-time professional, and mom, who is intentionally building a life that reflects what matters most to her.
She works very hard. She’s building a platform to support parents. She’s building her family and raising her kids. She’s living her life.
But what stands out most isn’t everything she’s doing; rather, it’s how she’s thinking and approaching it all.
Camille brings a grounded, intentional approach to life, work, and motherhood. She doesn’t wait for the perfect conditions to feel fulfilled. She takes ownership of how she spends her time, how she prioritizes, and how she experiences her life. She’s done the work to understand herself, and she uses that clarity to deliberately design a life she actually enjoys.
This conversation explores the mindset behind that way of living. The belief that her life is hers to shape, that she can add real value to the world, and that hard work and enjoyment are not mutually exclusive.
If you’re a high-achieving woman who wants to pursue meaningful goals and feel present and fulfilled in your life, this episode will challenge you to think differently about what’s possible.
Check out what Camille is building to support parents and listen to her podcast here.
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Camille built a successful career in HR and experience design - then became a mum and realised no one had designed parenting for women who still wanted a career they loved.
Used to solving complex, human problems at scale, she found herself navigating sleep deprivation, conflicting advice, and the silent pressure to “just cope”, all while trying to show up as a leader at work. It didn’t feel like a personal failure. It felt like a system breaking under modern motherhood.
So Camille redesigned the problem.
Her work now reaches over half a million parents through one of the world’s largest baby sleep communities, a baby sleep podcast, and a baby sleep app focused on clarity over chaos.
Camille understands the reality corporate mums live every day - the ambition, the guilt, the mental load, and the desire to build a meaningful career without burning out at home. Her mission is to make evidence-informed baby sleep support accessible at scale, so mothers and caregivers can rest, think clearly, and stay in the workforce on their own terms.
