91: Sabrina Dalton — Leadership as a Mom & The MMoment II (An Event with Military Mentors)

<p>Sign up <a href= "https://secure.actblue.com/donate/themmomentii">here</a> to attend the MMoment II on July 23, 2022 in Alexandria, VA! </p> <p>The MMoment is an intentional, purposeful investment in you by us, your team at <a href= "https://www.militarymentors.org/">Military Mentors</a>, or MM for short (the spelling of the MMoment is a play on our name). Our version of an immersive experience, it is an intense, 1-day experience twice a year for ~50 national security professionals, both civilian and military. The MMoment is not just a conference or set of TED talks, but rather a reflective and interactive experience to inspire transformative leadership.</p> <p><a href= "https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrina-dalton-074457175/">Sabrina Dalton</a> is the Director of Programs for <a href= "https://www.militarymentors.org/">Military Mentors</a>. Military Mentors mission is to elevate, educate and facilitate mentorship for the military and beyond. In her capacity as the Director of Programs, she oversees the eMMissary Program, a leader development fellowship, and the MMoment, a one-day, intensive leadership conference in the DC area.</p> <p>Sabrina is a graduate of the University of Colorado, Denver and is currently pursuing a Legal Assistant certificate through the University of Oklahoma Law Center. Most importantly, Sabrina is a military spouse, homeschooler and a mother. She is married to Tyler, a US Space Force Officer, and together they have 3 children that bring light and joy to their lives.</p> <p>On this episode, we discuss:</p> <ul> <li>the MMoment II</li> <li>the backstory to her joining Military Mentors</li> <li>the inspirational leadership of Dr. Chevy Cook (the Executive Director of Military Mentors)</li> <li>her decision to be a stay at home mom</li> <li>some of the tough (and controversial decisions) that carry guilt and shame as a mom</li> <li>some of her key principles for success as a mom</li> </ul> <p>If you want to learn more about Command Sergeant Major (Retired) Bill Thetford (mentioned during t