WHENsday Workshop - Restless & Exhausted: Why ‘Doing It All’ Isn’t a Superpower

On Wednesday January 28 at 6:00 PM, you're invited to a WHENsday Workshop, part of the signature event series at the WHEN Hub designed to offer a mid-week pause for inspiration and growth.

This special event is inspired and co-created by XpatAthens, Motherhood Guide, and WHEN Hub! It is a casual workshop and conversation in a warm space so we can explore...

Restless & Exhausted: Why ‘Doing It All’ Isn’t a Superpower

If you’ve ever felt proud of pushing yourself to the edge of exhaustion by doing everything alone, this is for you.

It’s for the successful woman in business who believes the only way to be taken seriously is by overperforming, every single day.

 

The mom who feels guilty resting and believes she should always be on top of everything.

For the single mom who hesitates to ask for help.

And for every woman who quietly wears the “I can do it all” medal as proof of strength, while often feeling taken for granted, overworked, and even lonely.

This honest, thought-provoking talk challenges the “strong woman” narrative and offers a new way to think about strength, help, and balance.

Because doing it all alone isn’t a strength, it’s survival.

Join us on Wednesday January 28 at 6:00 PM at WHEN Hub and be part of the conversation.

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Please CLICK HERE to RSVP your free attnedance!

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About Zaneta Intaite Founder of MotherhoodGuide.com

Twice an expat, and mother of a med student, 42-year-old Zaneta has lived in Lithuania, Malta, and now the beautiful Peloponnese, Greece. 

Zaneta knows firsthand what it’s like to feel completely alone as a parent, moving countries twice, experiencing “depleted mom syndrome,” pursuing a career as a woman, rearranging life as an empty nester and mother of an adult, and even falling face down as a fresh skateboarder.

Grounded in science, psychology, and modern motherhood practices, Žaneta believes real growth comes from learning, trying, failing, learning more, and eventually getting it right. 

She encourages women to challenge outdated narratives, support each other more, stop chasing a perfect balance, and focus on where they are truly needed today.