Tricia Rosas: From Academia to becoming an Opera singer and a Creator

In this episode of The Career Couch, Susie welcomes Tricia Rosas, a talented creator, musician, and mother, who shares her inspiring journey from an academic background in the United States to discovering her passion for opera in Paris. Trisha discusses the pivotal moments in her life, including her mother's suggestion to take a gap year, her experiences at the conservatory in Paris, and the challenges of navigating a career in music. She also reflects on the rise of social media and how it transformed her career, leading to her current role as an influencer and content creator.

Throughout the conversation, Tricia emphasises the importance of following one's passion and the support of family in pursuing dreams. Tricia Rosas shares her journey of navigating love, motherhood, and identity across different countries. From awkward encounters that led to a long-distance relationship to the challenges of moving to a new country and becoming a mother, Tricia reflects on her experiences and the importance of community and connection.

She candidly discusses the struggles of postnatal depression and the journey of rebuilding her identity while balancing work and motherhood. In this conversation, Tricia shares her journey through motherhood, the challenges of balancing professional life with parenting, and the importance of mental health.

She discusses the realities of maternity leave in the US, her struggles with identity after childbirth, and the impact of ADHD on parenting. Tricia emphasizes the need for support systems, the significance of self-discovery, and the joy of returning to her passion for music. The discussion highlights the evolving dynamics of family life and the importance of embracing change and finding balance.

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Trigger warning- post natal depression is discussed

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