Is it possible to have babies and successful businesses? Heck yeah, we can do whatever we want, but we can’t pretend that there aren’t challenges that come with running a business and raising kids. Don’t ignore them - embrace them and allow them to exist.
The more we acknowledge and lovingly accept the truth of being a parent, the less hard we are on ourselves, and that makes this journey a lot easier.
What inevitable challenges will we experience as business owners with kids? What are some of the most rewarding and amazing parts of being Boss Moms?
In this episode, we’re having a real, candid conversation about how our kids impact our businesses.
When you’re hard on yourself, it makes it harder, and when you’re telling yourself you should be further along, it makes success less joyful. -Dana Malstaff
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As entrepreneurs and moms, our lives are made up of future plans, full schedules and urgency, which robs us of the ability to slow down and focus on what really matters.
Sometimes it’s necessary for us to pump the brakes, get quiet with ourselves and pay attention to what’s happening internally.
How do we make sure we’re not packing our schedules to avoid our real feelings?
In this delightful conversation, I’m joined by the host of the Goal Digger Podcast and author of the upcoming book, “How Are You, Really?”, Jenna Kutcher. We talk about the importance of quietness, slowing down and being with ourselves more.
I’ve really pumped the brakes in a lot of ways and a lot of spaces in my business, trusting that I know where the gas pedal is when I’m ready to run again. -Jenna Kutcher
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Guest Bio
Jenna Kutcher is a born-and-raised Minnesota wife, mother, and entrepreneur who aims for two things daily: helping others wake up to life and staying in comfy pants. Creator and host of the top-rated Goal Digger Podcast, she's helped thousands redefine success and chase bold dreams through her decade-long work as a leading online personality and educator.
Her new book, “How Are You, Really?” comes out June 28th and can be bought at www.howareyoureallybook.com.
It often feels like not doing all the things means that we'll miss out, fall short, and fall behind. At the same time, we fail to play big because we don't want to trip and stumble in front of the world.
Unfortunately, this makes us fall victim to both shiny object syndrome and getting stuck rather than making progress.
In this heartwarming conversation with life coach Deb Blum, we reveal how to stay out of the FOMO trap and also stop playing small in our lives.
"Everything ends up happening even slower when you don’t allow space for things." -Dana Malstaff
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Guest Bio
Deb Blum is a life coach with over 12 years of experience. After coaching women 1:1 and in groups for the past decade, she has finally put her life's work into a group coaching program and course called The Whole Soul Way. Her mission is to push women up against their edges so that they can find, accept and love more of themselves.
To find out more, visit www.thewholesoulway.com.
How do we raise wonderful, amazing sons if we do not necessarily understand all the things boys go through?
First, we need to get away from the idea that boys are simpler. We have to stop thinking that they’re not vulnerable, don’t get hurt, or have a big emotional life.
How do we create a safe space for our boys and ensure we do not box up their emotions?
In this episode, Tosha Schore, a mother-son relationship expert, reveals how we can build a genuine connection with our sons, and help them feel loved and understood so we can create a more fruitful relationship with them.
"We could have a huge impact on the world and create a peaceful world one sweet boy at a time." - Tosha Schore
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Guest Bio
Tosha Schore is a mom of 3 boys and a mother-son relationship expert. She is on a mission to create a more peaceful world, one sweet boy at a time, by supporting you to care for yourself, connect with your boy deeply, set limits lovingly, and play wildly!
A couple of times a year, she runs a course called "Out of Aggression," where she shows parents how to stop their boys' aggression and lift their parenting confidence. The course will be held again in September 2022.
For more information, visit https://www.parentingboyspeacefully.com.
In today’s world, there’s so much information out there and people are too exhausted to implement what they have learned.
How do we stand out, hook our audience, and remain in their minds so they can actually take action on what they learn from us?
The answer is choosing your one thing and talking about it with a good story.
In this episode, 35+ year advertising industry veteran, host of the Business of Story podcast, and the World’s Most Industrious Storyteller, Park Howell talks about how to efficiently share your ‘one thing’ with people using the ABT story-telling framework.
"Narrative is leadership. If you bore, you lose people. If you confuse, you lose people. If you obfuscate, no one is going to follow you." - Park Howell
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Guest Bio
Park Howell is known as The World’s Most Industrious Storyteller, having grown purpose-driven brands by as much as 600 percent. He is a 35+ year veteran of the advertising industry and hosts the popular weekly Business of Story podcast, author of Brand Bewitchery, and co-authored The Narrative Gym for Business. He is sought after internationally to help leaders excel through the stories they tell.
For more information, head to https://businessofstory.com/.
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