Kulcsár Edina felfedte titkát: "Ez véget fog vetn…
Kulcsár Edina felfedte titkát: "Ez véget fog vetni a karrieremnek!"
Kulcsár Edina nosztalgikus videóban mesélt az érzéseiről a munka és magánélet kapcsán.
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Edina Kulcsár Challenges Motherhood vs. Career Myth in Candid Reflection
Edina Kulcsár, renowned as Miss World 2014’s first runner-up and a prominent public figure, has shared a deeply personal and inspiring video reflecting on her journey to balance a successful career with the joys and challenges of motherhood. The video, uploaded to her popular social media channel, chronicles various stages of her life, from the glittering lights of international beauty pageants to intimate moments with her growing family. Kulcsár, now a mother of four, candidly addresses the societal pressures and doubts she faced when deciding to embrace motherhood. "When I decided I wanted to be a mother, many people told me that my career would be over, because motherhood is not compatible with self-realization," she states in the voice-over, highlighting a common misconception many women encounter. She reveals that such sentiments are still prevalent today. However, Kulcsár's experience has defied these expectations. She emphasizes that becoming a mother has not hindered her professional life but rather enhanced it. "With becoming a mother, I only received more inquiries, and from this, I felt even more valuable," she explains. She credits motherhood with teaching her to prioritize and manage her life more consciously, allowing her to harmoniously integrate work and family responsibilities. The video showcases a montage of her life, featuring clips from her Miss World days, glamorous photoshoots, public appearances, and heartwarming scenes with her children—from holding her newborn’s tiny foot to exercising with her toddler and sharing meals. She is seen attending events while pregnant and engaging in various professional activities, demonstrating her commitment to both aspects of her life. Kulcsár's message is one of empowerment and encouragement. "No one will be worse off if they also deal with themselves and their career alongside their children," she asserts, adding, "We only set an example for our children with this." She advocates for maintaining balance and continuously striving for self-improvement, believing that motherhood and self-realization are not mutually exclusive but rather complementary. Her story serves as a powerful testament to the strength and resilience of women navigating the complexities of modern life.
