Raising Businesses & Babies Like A Boss" Featuring Dana Malstaff of Boss Mom

06/24/20 • 79 min

Are you dreaming about creating an online business with real income? Today we’re discussing building a business based on community. We brought on the Boss Mom, Dana Malstaff to share how to cultivate an online community and in turn generate profits for yourself and your family. We discuss how not getting the job she wanted led her to start a business. She shares her goals for the community and how she wants to use it to impact other women, why you can absolutely “have it all” and how lack of communication can have an effect on your relationships. She also dives into tackling challenges and recognizing that you don’t have to play all of the roles and being comfortable with letting other people handle tasks and responsibilities.

What’s In This Episode:

Feeling isolated and unsure of what to do which led to the birth of Boss Mom
Her advice on how to tackle changes and move forward
How community can help you in life and business
Building your brand around your product or offering
Dana’s advice for entrepreneurs working on building their business

What’s In This Episode:

Feeling isolated and unsure of what to do which led to the birth of Boss Mom
Her advice on how to tackle changes and move forward
How community can help you in life and business
Building your brand around your product or offering
Dana’s advice for entrepreneurs working on building their business

Previous Episode

Data Driven Solutions To Parenting Featuring Emily Oster, Author & Professor of Economics

This episode is for you if you’re looking for some data-driven answers about the many decisions made during pregnancy and parenthood. There’s so much information out there about what you should or shouldn’t do during pregnancy, delivery, and those early parenting years that it can be really challenging to determine what is right for you and your family and what is fact versus fiction. For this episode, we brought on Emily Oster, an Economist, author and New York Times contributor. She shared how we can make measured approaches to decision making in parenting. We talked about a few of the do’s and don’ts in pregnancy and motherhood, using evidence to determine what is important to you and your family and some of the common misconceptions that come with breastfeeding, cosleeping, sleep training and more.

What’s In This Episode:

Using data and determining what is important to you and your family
Accepting that there is no absolute right choice
To do’s and not to do’s in pregnancy and motherhood
Being a stay-at-home mom or a working mom
Her best piece of advice for parents in the decision-making process

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Managing Meal Time Anxiety For Parents & Kids With Jennifer Anderson of Kids Eat In Color

Does your family have food issues? If so, you’ll love this episode with Jennifer Anderson of Kids Eat in Color.

Today we’re exploring all of the feelings that go along with food and family meals with little ones. Have you experienced mom guilt in relation to what you’re feeding your kids? Too much mac n’ cheese, not enough veggies, the list goes on!

Jennifer shares the nuances and best practices around how and what we should be feeding our kids, without the guilt.

We chat about everything from how to help your kid eat intuitively, what diet culture is teaching our kids and how to help picky eaters who are experiencing anxiety around food. You’ll definitely want to hear all of the tips she shares about incorporating play into meals and being present during meals.

WHAT’S IN THIS EPISODE:

Her feelings about being a mom and the CEO of her business
How Jennifer’s passion for food and family influenced the start of her business
What you should focus on besides just the food
How mom guilt plays into meal choices while eating out
How you can incorporate food play into mealtime
What you can do to be more present during meals without mom guilt
The challenges of dealing with picky eaters and helping them overcome anxiety around food choices
What intuitive eating is and how it helps people regain the ability to eat intuitively
Why parents have to protect their kid’s instincts to maintain their ability to eat intuitively
The 3 best practices to help encourage your kid’s instincts