Made for Mothers

In this episode of Made for Mothers, Mariah chats with business and trademark attorney Berkeley Sweetapple, who helps women entrepreneurs protect their work with proactive, accessible legal support. Berkeley shares how legal tools like trademarks, contracts, and copyrights are actually about claiming ownership, building confidence, and setting your business up for longevity.They talk about what makes trademarks so powerful, why contracts aren't just boring paperwork, and how protecting your ideas is an act of self-respect and belief in your vision. They also get personal: from postpartum lawsuits to the reality of growing a business while raising kids (including twin toddlers!), this is a rich conversation full of empowering takeaways for any mompreneur.On Today's Episode:When to trademark your business or offer nameThe difference between trademarks and copyrightsCommon legal mistakes and horror storiesContracts every business owner needsHow legal protection can boost your confidenceWhat to consider before sharing a new idea publiclyConnect with Berkeley:Instagram: @berkleysweetappleWebsite + Template Shop: berkeleysweetapple.comWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

This week marks a major milestone, Episode 50 of the Made for Mothers podcast! In this special solo episode, Mariah reflects on the journey so far and the powerful lessons she's learned from 50 conversations with powerhouse mothers and CEOs. If you're a mom building something meaningful, these truths will feel like a permission slip and a power boost.Mariah unpacks six core takeaways that keep rising to the surface across every conversation from confidence and community to boundaries and ownership. Whether you've been here since day one or this is your first listen, this episode is full of clarity, heart, and the kind of insight that will light a fire under your leadership and motherhood.In this episode, Mariah shares:Why visibility follows ownership (and how to show up with clarity, not just volume)The shift from performing leadership to relational leadershipWhy boundaries aren't barriers—they're business strategyHow community isn't just support it's your most powerful growth strategyWhy inner work is the real work (and how business is always a mirror)The power of proximity and contagious confidence in your circleWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

In this vibrant and heartfelt episode, Mariah sits down with interior designer and creative powerhouse Jess of The Styled Domicile, whose mission is to help women turn their homes into personal sanctuaries that are just as bold, quirky, and layered as they are. Jess shares her journey from social work to full-time design, how psychology and storytelling influence her work, and why interior design is the most underrated form of self-care.Together, they explore the intersection of motherhood, mental health, and home design and what it means to create a space that truly reflects who you are right now, not who you think you should be.Whether you're ready to paint your walls pink, hang wallpaper with swimming French ladies (

This episode is for every mama who's ever wondered if she can really build a business while raising babies and the answer is a bold YES. Mariah sits down with Kelsey Hogan, founder and CEO of Small Batch Social, mom of two, PR girl turned personal branding mentor, and unapologetic hype woman for ambitious moms. Together, they talk about building magnetic brands, pivoting with purpose, showing up authentically online (even in your Target parking lot), and why your journey—no matter how messy or nonlinear—is your greatest marketing asset.If you're building a personal brand, stuck in the content hamster wheel, or doubting whether you're "too late" to make real money doing what you love—this conversation will speak straight to your heart and light a fire in your laptop bag.In this episode, you'll hear:How Kelsey went from PR agency life to infertility blogger to six-figure social CEOWhat it really means to “claim it” when it comes to personal brandingHow to pull magnetic content straight from your own life (messy mom bun included)The truth about building a brand as a multi-passionate mom (yes, you can do it all)The platforms and tools Kelsey swears by for CEO moms in 2025 (hint: start with Flodesk and Canva Pro)Why telling your story is the most underrated marketing strategyTangible advice for moms stuck in content overwhelm, imposter syndrome, or comparison trapsConnect with Kelsey: Instagram: @itskels_life  Website: smallbatchsocialco.comWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

Today on the Made for Mothers podcast, Mariah sits down with the powerhouse Cris Gordon, PR strategist, founder of CB Communications, certified lactation counselor, and children's book author. Cris shares her inspiring journey of building not one but two purpose-driven businesses while raising four children, and how motherhood expanded her capacity rather than limited it.They dive into:How to cultivate a personal brand that evolves with youWhy visibility is key to your growth  and how to start building it nowRethinking "mom guilt" (and why sadness and guilt aren't the same)How to plant seeds today that bloom into opportunities tomorrowCreating a mission-driven "umbrella" that connects all of your passionsThis is an honest, expansive conversation about motherhood, ambition, storytelling, and the power of showing up as your full self  whether you're nine months pregnant at a networking event or pitching your next big idea.If you're ready to stop waiting for permission and start seeing yourself as the leader and brand you are, you'll love this episode.Connect with Cris:Follow Cris on Instagram: @crisgordonprLearn more about CB Communications: CB Communications WebsiteFollow along for the release of Chris's new children's book, The Adventures of Mommy MarvelousWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

This episode is a must-listen for every high-functioning, high-achieving mom who's ever thought, “Is this just how I'm supposed to feel?” Mariah is joined by functional medicine nurse and hormone/fertility specialist Kinsey Olson, founder of Motherland Wellness, who's on a mission to radically change the way women are cared for in medicine.Together, they unpack everything from burnout and wired-but-tired fatigue to why bloating, painful periods, and constant brain fog aren't things you just have to live with. Kinsey shares her story of stepping out of traditional medicine and into building a thriving, supportive, values-driven company that centers women's whole-body healing—and how she's scaled her business to serve more women without burning out.On Today's EpisodeWhy most women are misled about what's normal when it comes to energy, hormones, and periodsThe surprising connection between symptoms like acne, anxiety, migraines, and root cause dysfunctionKinsey's top (realistic!) wellness tips for women in the thick of work, life, and motherhoodHow she grew Motherland Wellness into a team-based model with 8+ staff—and why stepping out of 1:1 client work was an identity shiftLetting go of extremes (and the ‘crunchy vs. conventional' labels) and honoring what your unique body actually needsThe truth about capacity, burnout, and nourishing yourself in business and in lifeConnect with Kinsey OlsonWebsite: www.motherlandwellness.com Instagram: @motherlandwellnessWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

In this episode, Maria sits down with Dana Stanley—stay-at-home mom, content creator, and founder of Laid Back Magic, a digital Disney World planning guide that's redefining how moms experience the magic. Dana shares how she went from filming weddings to running a thriving online business while raising three little ones—and why staying “laid back” is more than just a brand, it's a movement.This is a conversation about starting small, trusting the pause, and making business work around your real life (not the other way around).On Today's EpisodeHow Dana pivoted from wedding videographer to online business ownerBuilding a digital product that meets real needs—before you even realize it's a businessCreating content that converts through messaging, consistency, and trustWhat it really looks like to grow a brand as a stay-at-home momEncouragement for moms building while raising little onesConnect with Dana StanleyWebsite & Guides: somewhereworthwhile.comInstagram: @somewhereworthwhile Podcast: The Laid Back Magic Way Ways to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

In this insightful and energizing episode, Mariah sits down with Sasha Fedunchak—authority on influence, mom of two, CEO of Daring House, and host of The Beauty of Influence podcast—for a conversation that redefines what it means to be influential as a mom in business. They discuss the psychology behind influence, how to leverage your natural strengths for marketing that actually works, and why embracing your personal power can be the key to sustainable business growth. Sasha shares her journey from corporate marketing director to co-leading a values-driven agency with her husband—all while raising two little ones. This episode is a permission slip to slow down, get intentional, and finally make marketing feel aligned.On Today's EpisodeSasha's story from corporate director to beauty biz owner to brand strategistThe 7 principles of influence (based on Robert Cialdini's framework)How influence is embodied, not performedPractical ways to audit your influence and apply it to your brandHow partnering with her husband in business has changed the gameMarketing with integrity (and ditching performative strategies)Why connection, not just content, creates conversionWhat it means to design your business around your actual lifeWant to become more magnetic in your business without doing more? Sasha shares a simple but powerful influence audit you have to try.Here's your sneak peek:Discover which principles of influence already work for youReflect on what actually moves your audience to say yesChoose 1–2 principles to amplify in your marketing this monthCommit to a weekly “influence hour” to refine & reconnect

In today's episode, Mariah Stockman sits down with her first biz bestie, Ashley Braswell, to discuss the transformative journey from being a social worker to becoming a Facebook ads expert and entrepreneur. They delve into how motherhood has shaped their business practices, the pivotal role of Facebook ads in scaling businesses, and the valuable support systems like the Big Break Club that Ashley has developed for small business owners.On Today's Episode:The backstory of Mariah and Ashley's early collaboration and friendship.Ashley's transition from social work to Facebook ads expertise.Insights on leveraging Facebook ads to scale businesses and reach audiences.The impact of motherhood on their business strategies.An introduction to Ashley's Big Break Club for learning Facebook ads.Future projects and support systems for small business growth.Connect with Ashley:Follow Ashley on Instagram: @thepaidadacademy Discover more about Ashley and join The Big Break Club Ways to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

In this episode, our host Mariah Stockman, alongside special guest Kate Scholtes, dives deep into the world of Virtual Assistants (VAs) and Online Business Managers (OBMs). They discuss the significance of these roles in streamlining business operations and the differences between the two, ensuring that CEO moms can make informed decisions about hiring the right support to enhance their businesses without compromising their roles as mothers.On Today's Episode:Kate Scholtes' Journey: Hear from Kate on how she transitioned from various careers to ultimately supporting women in starting their own online businesses as VAs, enabling them to lead lives they love without sacrificing their schedules.Understanding VAs and OBMs: Learn what VAs and OBMs do, how they differ, and why it's crucial to understand these differences to effectively utilize their skills in your business.Building Effective Systems: Mariah and Kate talk about the importance of having clear systems and processes in place before bringing someone into your business to help ensure they can be effective without added stressPersonal Insights: Both Mariah and Kate share personal stories and insights on balancing motherhood with business demands, providing a relatable and supportive voice to other moms in the same boat.Resource Connections: Discover how to connect with VAs trained by Kate through her 'Connect Program', designed to match business owners with skilled virtual support.Connect with KateBeginner to Booked VA™ : www.yourbtsbff.com/beginner-to-bookedBTS BFF Connect (Hire a VA): www.yourbtsbff.com/bts-bff-connect Instagram: www.instagram.com/yourbffkateWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

Welcome back to another heartwarming episode of the Made for Mothers Podcast with your host, Mariah Stockman. Today, we're diving into a topic that touches the heart of every ambitious mom out there—imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs. Mariah opens up about how these feelings, while often seen as negative, can actually signal exciting growth and new opportunities. She shares personal stories and insights, showing us that rewriting our old narratives can lead to empowerment and success. The episode is packed with encouraging advice, practical strategies, and the undeniable importance of community support to help moms overcome these challenges and thrive in both business and family life. So, if you're ready to shed those doubts and step into a bolder version of yourself, this episode is for you!On Today's Episode:Understanding Imposter Syndrome: Recognizing it as a sign of growth rather than a setback.Confronting Limiting Beliefs: Identifying and rewriting narratives that hold mothers back.Practical Growth Strategies: Encouraging messy action and continual personal development.The Power of Community: Leveraging support from the Made for Mothers community.Actionable Advice: Taking small, imperfect steps to achieve bigger goals.Mariah concludes with a motivational call to action, urging listeners to challenge their own limiting beliefs and embrace growth through community support and personal effort. The episode is a rallying cry for moms everywhere to recognize their potential and push beyond the boundaries set by society and themselves.Ways to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

If you struggle with mom guilt, please carve out a little time to sit and relish in Jamie's take on how her ambition makes her a better mother! Join host Mariah Stockman as she welcomes Jamie Gasparovic to the Made for Mothers podcast. Jamie is not only a force in the interior design industry but also a fellow boy mom who masterfully balances her professional ambition with her role as a parent. Discover how Jamie's journey through motherhood and her career as the principal designer of Studio Gaspo offers insights into managing work-life harmony, overcoming mom guilt, and pursuing success on her own terms.On Today's Episode:Jamie's background in advertising and international business and her transition to founding her own interior design firm.The role of community and mentorship in Jamie's professional growth and personal development.Practical advice for navigating the complexities of motherhood and business, including setting boundaries and investing in self-growth.Insights into charging what you're worth and the evolution of scaling a business in a luxury market.Connect with JamieInstagram: @studiogaspoWebsite: www.studiogaspo.comWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

Join host Mariah Stockman as she chats with Stacy Aguilar, a member of the Made for Mothers community and a dynamic force in the world of web design and branding. Stacy shares her journey from teaching graphic design to empowering female founders, coaches, and educators. Discover how Stacy helps women claim their space in the digital world by creating brands and websites that are not only visually appealing but functional and empowering.On Today's Episode:Stacy's transition from graphic design teacher to web designer and brand mentor.How to harness the power of branding to claim your space and own your expertise.The importance of community and connections for mom entrepreneurs.Practical tips on managing work-life balance and setting boundaries.The power of HOBBIES as a CEO mom!Connect with Stacyhttps://www.stacyeaguilar.comhttps://www.instagram.com/stacyeaguilarhttps://stacyeaguilar.myflodesk.com/madeformothersWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

In this empowering episode, Mariah welcomes Miranda Shirley, a fellow boy mom and the creative force behind dynamic digital designs for mom entrepreneurs. Miranda shares her journey from aspiring singer to celebrated Squarespace designer, detailing how motherhood reshaped her career path and her approach to serving other business-savvy moms. Dive into a conversation filled with heartfelt stories, professional insights, and the shared experiences of balancing motherhood with entrepreneurship.On Today's Episode:Miranda's transition from music student to a niche website designer.The challenges and victories of motherhood intertwined with entrepreneurship.How Miranda helps mom entrepreneurs enhance their digital presence while focusing on what they truly love.The significance of community and support systems in navigating the complex journey of a mom in business.Connect with Miranda:Website: www.mlsbusinessconsulting.comInstagram: @Miranda.l.ShirleyWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

Welcome back to Season 2 of the Made for Mothers Podcast! Your host, Mariah Stockman—boy mama, CEO, and founder of the Made for Mothers community—is back with a pep talk you didn't know you needed.This episode dives deep into why stepping into the room—whether in-person or virtually—is the ultimate act of leadership for moms in business. Mariah shares the raw truth about business burnout, the mental load of motherhood, and how community is the solution we've all been craving.You'll walk away feeling empowered, seen, and ready to show up confidently—whether you're building your business, leading a community, or dreaming of starting your own chapter of Made for Mothers.On Today's Episode:The reality of business burnout and how to overcome itWhy community is a non-negotiable for CEO momsHow stepping into the room boosts your business and mental healthThe power of showing up and creating a habit of leadershipHow borrowed audiences, referrals, and collaborations happen through communityWhy visibility and vulnerability are key to building your businessThe magic of “biz besties” and how they impact your bottom lineWays to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

In today's solo episode, Mariah Stockman, boy mama and CEO of Made for Mothers, shares her personal journey of strategic pauses, community building, and redefining her professional identity alongside motherhood. After a brief hiatus, Mariah returns to the podcast with fresh insights and heartfelt stories from her recent transitions—selling her home, moving with a toddler, and recalibrating her business model to better align with her life as a mom. This episode is a deep dive into the challenges and triumphs of balancing motherhood with a CEO's ambition, highlighting the power of community and the importance of pausing to recalibrate.In This Episode, You'll Learn:The significance of taking strategic pauses in life and business.How motherhood can redefine personal and professional identities.The importance of community for mothers and entrepreneurs.Strategies for building and nurturing a supportive community.The role of personal challenges in shaping a more focused and fulfilling career.Ways to Connect Outside the Podcast Follow CEO & Founder on Instagram: @mariahstockman Follow Made for Mothers on Instagram:@madeformothers.co Join the Virtual Village: A community and monthly membership for business owning mamas! Special promo for our podcast listeners, get 20% off your first quarterly enrollment with code TWENTYOFF at https://www.madeformothersco.com/membership SHOP CEO MAMA MERCH designed just for business-owning mamas https://shopmadeformothers.com/

If you're eager to understand how to build and leverage your email list for effective marketing, today's episode is for you!Meet Allison Hardy, an email marketing strategist who excels at helping women scale their businesses while maintaining a fulfilling personal life. Unlike the traditional concept of work-life balance, Allison advocates for a "life-first" approach, where personal fulfillment drives business success. She specializes in helping coaches and experts enroll clients into courses, memberships, and programs effortlessly. Allison also hosts the successful podcast, The 6 Figure Secrets Podcast, where she enriches her community with valuable insights.Allison's entrepreneurial journey began unexpectedly when she was laid off while six months pregnant. This challenge led her to network marketing, which she soon realized wasn't her long-term path. Transitioning to coaching and consulting, she discovered the power of email marketing and has been a dedicated advocate ever since.In our conversation, Allison and I explore the importance of strategic marketing and why email should be your primary focus for sustainable business growth. We discuss the shift from one-on-one work to scaling through many, the role of outsourcing, the value of clear, niche-specific messaging, and simplifying your offerings to match your passion and energy. We also cover why relying solely on Instagram is risky and break down marketing and sales funnels in a straightforward manner.Navigating motherhood while building a business presents its own set of challenges, but it's possible to create a fulfilling business that also brings life-changing results for you and your family. This episode is filled with actionable advice and insights on efficient marketing strategies and much more. No matter where you are on your entrepreneurial journey, this is an episode you won't want to miss!____ Connect with Allison on Instagram @allison_hardy_Check out Allison's membership Funnel of the Month ClubLearn more about Allison by visiting her websiteListen to Allison's podcast The 6 Figure Secrets PodcastConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Meet Jillian Anderson, a seasoned copywriter and copy consultant for motherhood-inspired brands. She went from pumping milk at her spa job as an Abdominal-Pelvic Massage Specialist, to closing over $300,000 in sales from home with her babies in arm. Jillian feels very at home in the Holistic Women's Health space and with 8+ years in digital marketing, she now specializes in high performance sales copy (the kind that sounds like you, but sells WAY better). Jillian is no stranger to the "stretch" that motherhood brings and she knows that while moms can do a lot, they can't do it all. She's passionate about handling her clients' sales messaging, so they can show up as the best versions of themselves in both motherhood and their creative lives.In today's conversation, Jillian and I delve into why sales pages and long-form copy matter SO much beyond just your launch period. We also discuss what it looks like to find harmony as moms in business (solo mom time for the win), navigating the lack of support working families face, authentic copy that should flow with the unique, magnetic messaging of your brand, nuances that come with using popular AI tools like ChatGPT and Otter AI in your business workflows and more.Jillian is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to all things copy and she loves pouring into other moms in business. I know you will enjoy the abundance of practical insights and actionable tips shared in this episode. Also, if you are in need of an expert copywriter to help you successfully nail your next launch, be sure to connect with Jillian!____ Check out Otter AI: https://otter.ai/Connect with Jillian on Instagram @jillianaandersonProven Sales Page Template: https://www.jillian-anderson.com/proventemplate(use M4M at Checkout for 30% off)Learn more about Jillian by visiting her websiteConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Do you strive to build a successful business online and a beautiful life offline? If so, you will absolutely love today's conversation with Molly Balint.Molly Balint, the founder of the SOFT business movement, is a dedicated mentor, speaker, and Instagram strategist. She teaches women how to build a soft business of their own, blending thriving online ventures with a beautiful offline presence. Moving away from toxic hustle culture and the "boss babe" ideal, Molly helps women uncover meaningful work and become soft leaders who make a significant impact.In our conversation, Molly and I explore the SOFT business movement and the importance of a softer, more sustainable approach to business and social media. We tackle the pressures of hustle culture, the need for clarity and authenticity in messaging, overcoming limiting self-beliefs, and the transformative power of vulnerability. Remember, your business doesn't need to change the world or look like anyone else's online presence. The real value comes from sharing your unique story with your audience.No more playing small or hiding in the shadows—the world needs more of what you have to offer. Soft doesn't mean weak; it truly represents a new form of strength in business. Molly offers practical advice on balancing work you love with effective social media strategies. I know that you will appreciate Molly's refreshing transparency and vulnerability in this episode. Be sure to check out her SOFT business school if you're ready to embrace this approach in your business!____ Connect with Molly on Instagram @molly.balintLearn more about Molly by visiting her websiteConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

The energy and passion that Sarah brings to today's conversation and the entrepreneurial space is palpable.Sarah Wells is a leading figure in breastfeeding advocacy and the founder of Sarah Wells Bags. Starting her company 13 years ago in her garage, it has since flourished into an internationally recognized brand offering pump bags and essential motherhood products. Prior to this venture, Sarah served as the Executive Director of a national nonprofit in Washington D.C. Her journey into motherhood began in 2011, when she became an exclusively pumping and supplementing mom herself. Balancing the demands of new motherhood and a thriving career proved challenging, prompting Sarah to pivot her focus towards supporting working moms through her business.In today's episode, Sarah and I explore the importance of creating supportive workplaces for mothers and the unique obstacles faced by mom entrepreneurs. We delve into Sarah's bold decision to transition from her established career to entrepreneurship full-time, the crucial role of product adaptation during the pandemic, the benefits of securing small-business loans, and why sustainable growth outshines rapid expansion in business success.Adding to her accomplishments, Sarah is now a published author with her upcoming book, "Go Ask Your Mothers: One Simple Step for Managers to Support Working Moms for Team Success." She offers insights into why championing working mothers isn't just morally sound but also advantageous for business profitability. Sarah's episode is packed with invaluable advice and wisdom, reflecting her contagious energy. I'm eagerly anticipating her book's release, and I encourage you to grab a copy for yourself (linked below)!____ Connect with Sarah on Instagram @sarahwellsbagsLearn more about Sarah and her company by visiting her websitePre-order Sarah's new book, Go Ask Your Mothers: One Simple Step for Managers to Support Working Moms for Team Success HEREConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Today's episode features Natalie Martin, a seasoned entrepreneur and co-founder of not one, but two remarkable businesses!Natalie Martin co-founded Yalla Childcare, a unique co-working and childcare space located in San Diego, CA. She is also the co-founder of Rising Tide Social, an inclusive social media marketing agency dedicated to setting business owners and brands apart and making waves in their industry. Alongside her sister Allyson, Natalie is passionate about supporting mothers through their ventures. Yalla Childcare, their latest endeavor, was created to support working families seeking closer connections with their children. Natalie and Allyson aim to address the lack of support for working moms and families within corporate structures by offering a co-working space with onsite childcare—an innovative concept much needed in today's world.In today's conversation, Natalie and I explore the challenges and triumphs faced by working mothers in corporate environments. We discuss Natalie's personal awakening after becoming a mother for the first time, the unique skills motherhood fosters, the pivotal decision to launch a pioneering childcare workspace (including navigating licensing complexities), Natalie's ambitious vision for Yalla, and much more.Natalie offers a candid glimpse into her journey, emphasizing the importance of mindset shifts, mental health, and well-being in entrepreneurship. Tune in to this inspirational episode for insights that will empower you and underscore the vital integration of work and family life!____ Connect with Natalie on Instagram @risingtidesocial and @yallachildcare Learn more about working with Natalie and the Rising Tide Social Team by visiting her website Join Natalie's free Facebook group for women entrepreneurs and creatives (local to San Diego)Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

I'm a big, big fan of today's guest, Kim Perez, and I feel like we're kindred spirits. Fun fact - we're both mothers to boys named Henry!Kim Perez is a functional nutritionist and women's health practitioner specializing in supporting moms. She founded Root and Branch Nutrition with a mission to normalize nourished motherhood and make it achievable for all moms. Kim challenges societal norms, particularly the 'bounceback' culture, advocating for a paradigm shift in how mothers and motherhood are viewed and supported. As a recovering perfectionist, Kim's transformative journey through her first pregnancy highlighted the importance of feeling happy, whole, and vibrant in her body, especially during motherhood. She believes every woman can feel energetic and resilient throughout pregnancy and beyond, thriving both as mothers and in their daily lives.In today's conversation, Kim and I delve into women's health, nutrition, and the journey of motherhood. We emphasize the need to reject depleted motherhood as the norm and address common challenges women face in accessing reliable health information and guidance. Topics include the impact of stress on metabolism, the significance of minerals and nutrient deficiencies, navigating postpartum challenges during a pandemic (something Kim and I both have firsthand experience with), balancing motherhood with entrepreneurship, and more.Both passionate about fostering communities for moms, we believe in the crucial support networks mothers need. I'm deeply appreciative of Kim's impactful work for moms everywhere, including her new membership program, the Nourished Moms Village, which offers empowerment, education, and accountability. If you're ready to prioritize yourself and live a nourished life in motherhood, be sure to explore the Nourished Moms Village (linked below)!____ Do Less by Kate Northrup (book mentioned in episode)Connect with Kim on Instagram @rootandbranchnutritionJoin the Nourished Moms VillageLearn more about working with Kim by visiting her websiteConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Hillary Sadler, founder of Baby Settler, is someone who is making big, BOLD moves for moms and their families in the perinatal and postpartum space!Hilary, a former labor and delivery nurse, feeding specialist, author, and mother of four, is your go-to non-judgmental friend for navigating the challenges of motherhood. Grounded in medical expertise yet embracing a 'crunchy' approach, she's unafraid to challenge norms and ask the tough questions. Recognizing a gap in traditional roles, she founded Baby Settler, a company dedicated to providing personalized support and resources for moms and babies.Our conversation today revolves around the daunting task new moms face in sorting through conflicting advice. Hilary recognized the need for a reliable, centralized source of parenting guidance and developed an innovative app to address this. Covering topics from feeding tips to sleep regressions, her app aims to empower parents with knowledge and support.We'll also explore burnout, business growth, and the importance of crystal-clear branding. Both Hilary and I have learned valuable lessons through motherhood and entrepreneurship, and we're eager to share insights that will empower you to advocate for yourself and make informed decisions for your family.Tune in for an episode packed with inspiration and practical advice for navigating the beautiful yet challenging journey of motherhood!____ Building a StoryBrand book by Donald MillerConnect with Hillary on Instagram @babysettler Learn more about working with Hillary by visiting her websiteConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Today, we're diving into a topic that resonates with all moms: self-care. Our guest, Emma Benyon, a self-care and motherhood coach from the U.K., sheds light on why prioritizing self-care is crucial in our lives.Emma, a mum, stepparent, and full-time post-16 educator, specializes in supporting busy moms in navigating the complexities of motherhood, career, and personal growth with less overwhelm and more balance, clarity, and energy. Recognizing the uniqueness of each mother's journey, Emma tailors her support to honor their diverse lives and experiences.In this episode, Emma and I explore the real challenges of balancing motherhood, work, and entrepreneurship while stressing the importance of simplifying tasks and prioritizing self-care. We highlight the significance of maintaining healthy habits and how small, daily self-care practices can make a significant difference. Self-care should be simple and achievable, even for moms juggling multiple roles.Gone are the days of viewing self-care as an occasional luxury or adding more to an already full plate. It's time to redefine self-care as something accessible and achievable in our everyday lives. This conversation with Emma is both enlightening and heartwarming—a must-listen for every mom navigating the trenches of motherhood.____Connect with Emma on Instagram @emmabenyon.coachLearn more about working with Emma and see all of her courses, coaching packages and more by visiting her websiteListen to Emma's podcast: Self Care and Motherhood Edit PodcastConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

I'm so energized by this conversation where I discuss all things birth education with Kaila Maguire.Kaila Maguire, a former kindergarten teacher turned 21st-century childbirth educator and podcaster, joins me today to share her passion around empowering other moms. She's a fellow boy mom who sought something entirely different after navigating significant life changes during her pregnancy and early postpartum period, coinciding with the world's shutdown in 2020. Motivated to shed light on less-discussed aspects of parenthood, she launched Parent Tell, a podcast focused on diverse and underrepresented pregnancy and parenting narratives. Despite not being able to attend birth prep classes, Kaila turned this challenge into fuel and became a certified birth instructor, birthing Not Your Mama's Birth Services.In today's conversation, Kaila and I share our birth experiences and highlight the need for more relevant information, not only in birth education but also in the fourth trimester. We explore Kaila's transition from kindergarten teacher to childbirth educator, the concept that all moms are ‘working moms,' the importance of community and reducing isolation in the post-pandemic era, the ongoing juggling act of motherhood, and more.Kaila takes pride in being the friendly face and warm presence for expecting parents. Not Your Mama's Birth Services is not just educational and inclusive but also FUN – because birth education should be enjoyable! I'm incredibly grateful for Kaila's efforts in shedding light on the various birthing options in our society and providing invaluable postpartum support for families. Whether you're a new mom, building your business, or simply managing multiple responsibilities, I believe this raw and empowering episode will offer invaluable support!____Connect with Kaila on Instagram @notyourmamasbirthLearn more about working with Kaila by visiting her websiteListen to Kaila's podcast: Parent TellLive to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones (Netflix documentary)Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Annie and I see business SO similarly and today's episode filled my cup to the brim. Annie has such a steadiness about her and that is so felt in this conversation.Allow me to introduce Annie Hillman, a mother of one and the CEO and founder of 1428 Financial. Annie's journey embodies the essence of accidental entrepreneurship, a path familiar to many of us. Driven by a persistent sense of divine calling to aid others in managing their finances, Annie eventually made the bold decision to depart from her full-time accounting job and fully commit to 1428 Financial. Today, Annie and her team provide bookkeeping and CFO partnerships designed to empower women, particularly mothers, in gaining a genuine understanding of their finances. She advocates that finances need not be a source of stress; rather, they can serve as a valuable tool for business owners to operate with confidence and profitability.In our discussion today, Annie and I explore the delicate balance between motherhood and entrepreneurship, and what it truly means to 'do less better'. We navigate the complexities of running a business, as well as the joys and challenges of juggling family life. Annie shares her journey from accidental entrepreneurship to refining financial services for mothers. Additionally, we delve into the empowering realm of financial literacy, the importance of trademarking business names (thanks to our good friend Berkley), the elegance of simplicity in marketing, and the indispensable support necessary for success in both motherhood and business. Annie and I are deeply passionate about supporting moms in business - we're all about Moms for Moms! I love the straightforward and practical methods she employs to assist mothers with their finances. Managing the numbers in your business shouldn't be stressful, overwhelming, or avoided altogether. I'm certain you'll thoroughly enjoy this episode, brimming with anecdotes, reflections, and invaluable insights!____Connect with Annie on Instagram @1428financialLearn more about working with Annie by visiting her websiteAlso mentioned in episode: Connect with Berkley Sweetapple on Instagram @berkleysweetappleConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

You guys, this conversation is so ENERGIZING. Amy Tanzillo is a force to be reckoned with. Amy is a mom of three, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), and the CEO and founder of Thrive Breastfeeding and a straight boss! Amy transitioned from a corporate career to being a stay-at-home mom, and eventually turned her side hustle into a successful career as a lactation consultant. Faced with major life changes and the global pandemic, Amy knew she needed to provide well forherself and her kids. Her passion for helping people led her to lactationconsulting, a path that allows her to support moms, babies, and families whilegiving her the freedom to be present for her own family.In today's conversation, Amy and I discuss the vital need for postpartum support services like lactation and sleep coaching, the evolving societal norms surroundingbreastfeeding, and the challenges of balancing motherhood withentrepreneurship. We also explore the importance of knowing your worth,particularly in the maternal services industry where women often underchargefor their work. Additionally, we touch on the unique mental load that momscarry (#momguilt), and more.Amy brings big sister vibes to her lactation support, making her the perfect ally if you'reexperiencing breastfeeding challenges or want to prepare confidently for yourpostpartum journey. She has ambitious goals for her business and is doingincredible work in her industry. I'm excited for you to hear this candid chatabout the importance of support, mindset, and resilience in motherhood andbusiness!____Connect with Amy on Instagram @thrivebreastfeeding Learn more about working with Amy by visiting her websiteConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Talk about one strong Mama. I am really excited for you to hear Daffney Allwein's story!Daffney is a seasoned health and performance coach, consultant, and a mother to a two-year-old. With a lifelong passion for athletics and a competitive spirit, she has carved her path in the business world and isn't afraid to embrace challenges. With over 20 years in the health and fitness industry, Daffney is dedicated to crafting personalized wellness solutions for her clients to achieve their unique health, fitness, and overall wellness goals.Daffney's journey to motherhood was far from easy. In today's episode, she courageously shares her experience navigating IVF and unexplained fertility challenges. Daffney discusses the numerous IVF cycles she and her husband went through, the unexpected pregnancy that emerged several years later and the profound physical and emotional impact it had on every aspect of her life. In addition, Daffney shares the surprising role that yoga played in her journey to Motherhood.Motherhood is a deeply transformative journey, yet it can also be isolating and lonely. Daffney emphasizes the importance of sharing our stories and experiences with our communities so others don't feel so alone on their own journey. Her story is bothheartbreaking and uplifting, and her openness is truly inspiring. Get ready tobe moved by her wisdom and vulnerability!____Connect with Daffney on Instagram @liftheartedLearn more about Daffney by visiting her website: https://liftprowellness.com/Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Meet Airbnb Host + Mindful Mama, Rachael Laurin! Rachael is a devoted mother of four and the creative mind behind the Cozy Escapes short-term rental brand. She values deep connections and embraces slow living, a sentiment I resonate with deeply. Rachael identifies herself as a multi-passionate entrepreneur who transitioned from the corporate world to prioritize her family while pursuing her passions. Through Cozy Escapes, Rachael and her family curate memorable experiences for guests, offering remote getaways that encourage disconnecting from distractions and savoring life's simple pleasures with loved ones.In our conversation, Rachael and I explore the identity shift that often accompanies leaving a corporate or 'safe' career for something new and different. We discuss the diverse roles and responsibilities of being a multi-passionate entrepreneur, how Rachael effectively manages her time and priorities, the hands-on nature of running an Airbnb business, the importance of crafting personalized experiences for guests, and more.Both Rachael and I share a commitment to leaving meaningful legacies for our children. As Rachael nurtures her short-term rental business, she does so deliberately, ensuring it complements and enhances her experience of motherhood. If you're navigating the intersection of motherhood and business and yearn for intentionality in cherishing moments with your loved ones, you won't want to miss Rachael's invaluable insights in this episode!____The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek (mentioned in the episode)Connect with Rachael on Instagram @cozyescapes and @rachaellaurinLearn more about Rachael and her Cozy Escapes by visiting her websites: https://rachaellaurin.com/ https://cozy-escapes.com/Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Jennifer is a powerhouse realtor in Northern Virginia, an army wife, and a mom of two. But what really makes her stand out is her incredible resilience and the brave path of healing that has shaped her success and ability to inspire others today.Jennifer and I crossed paths at a retreat where we were both speakers and let me tell you, it was like an instant connection... I literally cried listening to her share her story! Today's episode is going to be a bit different—we're diving deep into Jennifer's upbringing in a military family and how it shaped her into who she is today.In our chat, Jennifer opened up about the pressures she faced as the oldest daughter, shouldering adult responsibilities from a young age. From navigating multiple moves during high school to dealing with personal loss and even a miscarriage, she shares her journey to therapy and self-discovery. It's a raw and honest conversation that I know will resonate with so many of you out there.And trust me, you don't want to miss Jennifer's 'list'—it's a game-changer! So if you're grappling with challenges in your family or career - or you're just trying to find your balance, this episode is for you. Jennifer's story will inspire you to embrace making small changes in creating a balanced life.

I'm absolutely excited about today's podcast guest, Madison Brown! Madison is the CEO and founder of Madison Dearly Bookkeeping, a fantastic team that helps female brands and online business owners with their finances. We've known each other since our days at marketing summer camp, and it's been incredible watching her journey of growth online!Madison isn't just all about business - she's also a devoted wife and a mom of two... And, did you know she WON the title of Miss New Mexico? With a background in accounting, Madison thought she had her career path all figured out. But after her second baby, she felt a strong pull for something different. So, she took a brave step into entrepreneurship, and now, she's loving every bit of running her own vibrant business!During our chat today, Madison and I covered everything from bookkeeping tips for business owners to deeper topics like burnout, taking breaks, and sabbaticals (she recently took her first month-long break!). We also talk about the emerging concept of 'Wellness Profit' and how to keep your business healthy and thriving. Plus, we share some simple tricks to improve your bookkeeping right away.I want to give a big shoutout to Madison for having the courage to put her own self and well-being first. It's not always easy, especially for moms juggling entrepreneurship, motherhood, and wellness. Asking for help is super important, and Madison's journey is truly inspiring.If you're in need of bookkeeping help, definitely reach out to Madison and her team. Or, consider joining her membership program to get a handle on your business finances with ease!Check out Madison's Business Bookkeeping Club Membership HEREConnect with Madison on Instagram @madisondearlyFollow Madison on YouTubeLearn more about working with Madison by visiting her websiteCheck out Xero accounting software for bookkeeping__Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Staci LaRue might be my kindred spirit sister! We're both original water girlies, ex-NYC residents, who ended up in Northern Virginia...and I can't get enough of her mission to help moms feel more vibrant, healthy, and alive. She's a mom to two boys, married to a restaurateur, and runs Intuitive Fitness, a personal training studio in downtown Leesburg, VA. On top of that, she's the brains behind Sexy in the Middle, an online platform focusing on women's well-being in the middle years. Staci dives deep into topics like work-life balance, motherhood, marriage, relationships, health, and fitness, all while navigating the challenges of being in her middle years in a world that sometimes forgets about women like us.Today, Staci and I chat about the ups and downs of balancing motherhood with running a business. We also tackle the wild world of perimenopause and women's hormone health, discussing why some symptoms affecting women 35 and older are common but definitely not normal. Staci shares some simple tips for getting your hormones back on track if they're out of whack, and we both stress the importance of finding a supportive community of strong women who understand what you're going through. Staci's on a mission to empower women in their middle years to live their best lives because, let's face it, confidence is the ultimate sexy, no matter what stage of motherhood you're in. It's time to embrace your power and shine!__Get Staci's free 5 Day Hormone Reset HEREConnect with Staci on Instagram @sexyinthemiddle Learn more about Staci and how you can work with her by visiting her website____Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

THE ACTUAL PEP TALK WE ALL NEED: EVERY MOM NEEDS TO TURN THIS EPSIODE WAY UP! Laura Sinclair is a mom of two, CEO of The LJ Social Agency, a boutique social media marketing agency, and the host of the This Mother Means Business podcast. With over a decade of experience crafting digital marketing strategies for big brands, Laura is committed to empowering women to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams through her podcast, coaching, courses, and events. She passionately believes in amplifying both you and your business, particularly supporting moms as they navigate the journey of motherhood alongside building thriving businesses.Laura and I dive deep into all things motherhood, business, and marketing. We explore topics such as the realities of growth and development for moms in business, the often feral and exploitative coaching practices in the online space, and the importance of establishing foundational, yet often overlooked, business practices for sustainable growth and less burnout.Both Laura and I are staunch advocates of email marketing and the transformative power of cultivating and engaging with communities. We share a common mission in our respective work, recognizing the unique agility that mothers possess in balancing ambition amidst the unpredictability of motherhood. Amidst the noise and conflicting advice from non-parent "gurus," we emphasize the importance of returning to fundamental marketing principles rather than chasing after fleeting trends.This conversation serves as an enriching marketing 101 training, packed with valuable insights. So buckle up, because mothers mean business, and I'm confident you'll thoroughly enjoy this episode with Laura!____Connect with Laura on Instagram @itslaurasinclair @thismothermeansbusiness and theljsocialagencyListen to Laura's podcast: This Mother Means BusinessLearn more about Laura and how you can work with her by visiting her websiteList of 40 tactics to connect with others (build, borrow, buy)Laura's Ambition Mastermind (next round opening in June 2024)Laura's course: Unbreakable Marketing Foundations____Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my websiteHey I'm Mariah. I'm a Boy Mama, the very PROUD founder of Made for Mothers, obviously a Podcast Host, and a Marketing and Business Mentor for Moms. I offer Biz Therapy Sessions. Unlike traditional business coaching, this is a space where the whole person is honored, motherhood is celebrated, limiting beliefs are uncovered, messaging is prioritized, niches are defined, roadblocks are clearly identified, systems are taught, marketing is simplified, and the support is a month long. 1 x 90-minute session + 30 days of Voxer support.

Gather 'round because we've got the one and only Amanda Smith in the house for today's show!Amanda is the CEO and Founder of the Dallas Girl Gang, and let me tell yah.. she knows a thing or two about events, community building, and brand partnerships.  On a mom-to-mom personal note, she's been a real inspiration for me as I've been diving into building my own Made for Mothers community this past year.Amanda's journey to entrepreneurship wasn't exactly planned. A former elementary school music teacher, she stumbled into business ownership by accident. Back in 2017, when she first landed in Dallas, she was on a mission to connect with like-minded women. So, she started the Dallas Girl Gang Facebook group, and well, let's just say it's grown a bit since then—42,000 members and counting!And get this, you don't even have to be in Dallas to get in on the action. I'm proof of that!Today, Amanda and I are chatting about the nitty-gritty of building and maintaining a thriving community. We'll cover everything from reaching out across platforms to nailing those brand partnerships, and even finding your footing in the chaos of motherhood.Amanda's real, she's honest, and she's got some serious wisdom to share. So trust me when I say, if you're looking for a supportive community like the one she's created with DGG, you're in for a treat. Oh, and don't forget to mark your calendars for her upcoming conference this September 2024—it's gonna be one for the books!____Connect with Amanda on Instagram @amandasindallas and dallasgirlgangThe Ultimate Guide to Landing Brand PartnershipsLearn more about Amanda and the DGG community by visiting her websiteConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my websiteHey I'm Mariah. I'm a Boy Mama, the very PROUD founder of Made for Mothers, obviously a Podcast Host, and a Marketing and Business Mentor for Moms. I offer Biz Therapy Sessions. Unlike traditional business coaching, this is a space where the whole person is honored, motherhood is celebrated, limiting beliefs are uncovered, messaging is prioritized, niches are defined, roadblocks are clearly identified, systems are taught, marketing is simplified, and the support is a month long. 1 x 90-minute session + 30 days of Voxer support.

Wait, wait, wait... a DAD on the Made for MOTHERS show!? Let's goooo... Tyler Ross and I recently connected through a mutual friend and had a fun idea! He runs his podcast supporting dads, so we decided to do a podcast swap. Our goal was to discuss the various aspects of parenting and entrepreneurship from the perspectives of both mom and dad business owners... and we did just that... an hour and half of that to be exact, ha! Tyler Ross, a husband and father of two (Irish twins), is the owner and broker at Ross Real Estate and the host of the Learning to Dad podcast. He's also involved in building a jiu-jitsu school and creating a decking company. He enjoys pursuing other interests such as health and fitness, writing, and investments. Tyler is passionate about having candid conversations with dads navigating parenthood and entrepreneurship.In our conversation, Tyler and I covered numerous topics relevant to parents balancing work and family life. We explored the reasons behind the overused terms "working mom" and "mom guilt" compared to the less-discussed "working dad" and "dad guilt" terms. We delved into the importance of raising emotionally available, self-regulated children and navigating the unique challenges of fatherhood and entrepreneurship. We discussed the power of reverse engineering one's desired lifestyle and the importance of prioritizing self-care to prevent burnout.Self-awareness, vulnerability, patience, and resilience are all essential traits for both raising children and making an impact through our work. Our conversation was enriching and valuable, providing insights that can leave you feeling enlightened and encouraged, regardless of the stage of life you're in with parenthood and entrepreneurship.____Connect with Tyler on Instagram @tylerjamesrossva Learn more about Tyler by visiting his websiteListen to Tyler's podcast: Learning to DadConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my websiteHey I'm Mariah. I'm a Boy Mama, the very PROUD founder of Made for Mothers, obviously a Podcast Host, and a Marketing and Business Mentor for Moms. I offer Biz Therapy Sessions. Unlike traditional business coaching, this is a space where the whole person is honored, motherhood is celebrated, limiting beliefs are uncovered, messaging is prioritized, niches are defined, roadblocks are clearly identified, systems are taught, marketing is simplified, and the support is a month long.1 x 90-minute session + 30 days of voxer support

Today's guest is none other than my fabulous sleep coach, Erin Meinel. I hired Erin to help our family with sleep support when my son was 6 months old. Honestly, I was beyond exhausted and felt mentally drained when I reached out to Erin. I knew I was tapped out and needed outside support. When I connected with Erin, it felt like she was right there with us, holding our hand through the whole process, giving my family and me the support (and much-needed sleep) we so desperately needed. She is truly my sleep bestie!Erin Meinel is a mother of two boys and the founder and head sleep consultant at Lake Country Sleep. Lake Country Sleep has helped hundreds of families find rest and connection utilizing their signature CHEER method. Erin also knows that navigating the internet and social media can feel like the wild west for new moms and parents. While the abundance of information can be helpful, it can also feel daunting when you're trying to find the best sleep options for your family. Erin and her team at Lake Country Sleep always provide personalized options for the families they work with. It's never a one-size-fits-all method, and it's vital to have a coach is deeply compassionate about your specific situation.Erin and I delve into the intimate, life-changing experience that sleep training can provide for families, the magic in finding your village with sleep and beyond, and what it can look like to stay in your lane while trying to navigate all of the online noise coming at us today. We also chat more about Erin's journey from early childhood educator to the pivotal moment that led her to stepping into entrepreneurship, and how that's led to not only one but two impactful businesses for her and her family.I refer to Erin as my sleep bestie because working with her was honestly a dream, and my family and I will be forever grateful to her. If your family is not getting the quality sleep you desire (and you know you need), I encourage you to reach out to Erin and her team to get that high-touch support! ____Connect with Erin on Instagram @lakecountrysleep and @marketstcreativeLearn more about working with Erin by visiting https://www.lakecountrysleep.com/ and https://www.marketstcreative.com/ Connect with me on  InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my websiteHey, I'm Mariah. I'm a Boy Mama, the very PROUD founder of Made for Mothers, obviously a Podcast Host, and a Marketing and Business Mentor for Moms. I offer Biz Therapy Sessions. Unlike traditional business coaching, this is a space where the whole person is honored, motherhood is celebrated, limiting beliefs are uncovered, messaging is prioritized, niches are defined, roadblocks are clearly identified, systems are taught, marketing is simplified, and the support is a month long.1 x 90-minute session + 30 days of voxer support

I'm thrilled to introduce you to two incredible moms who're redefining "sisterhood" in so many ways! These amazing women, who are actually sisters, founded Like a Sister, which is all about providing top-notch education for parents-to-be and the crucial support they need once their little one arrives. Their journey began right around the start of the 2020 pandemic, aiming to create a hub of resources and sisterly support for new moms.Drawing from their expertise as a postpartum doula (Tiffany) and a lactation counselor (Candy), along with their roles as parent educators, Candy and Tiffany are on a mission to empower their clients through pregnancy and into parenthood. They want every parent to feel informed and confident as they navigate the myriad decisions that come with raising a family.As local moms themselves, Candy and Tiffany were a lifeline for me during the early stages of motherhood, offering invaluable support with newborn care and breastfeeding. Today, we're diving into the importance of finding personalized, trustworthy support during pregnancy and beyond, balancing entrepreneurship with motherhood, the overwhelming world of baby products, and much more.It's clear that our society still has a long way to go in truly supporting mothers and families, but Candy, Tiffany, and I are committed to being part of the solution. We want every mom to know that there's a village out there ready to embrace and support them every step of the way.In this episode, we cover essential topics that resonate with all mothers, regardless of where they are in their journey.____Connect with Tiffany and Candy on Instagram and Facebook Check out the Like a Sister 3-month membershipLearn more about working with Tiffany and Candy by visiting their website ____Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my websiteHey, I'm Mariah. I'm a Boy Mama, the very PROUD founder of Made for Mothers, obviously a Podcast Host, and a Marketing and Business Mentor for Moms. I offer Biz Therapy Sessions. Unlike traditional business coaching, this is a space where the whole person is honored, motherhood is celebrated, limiting beliefs are uncovered, messaging is prioritized, niches are defined, roadblocks are clearly identified, systems are taught, marketing is simplified, and the support is a month long.1 x 90-minute session + 30 days of voxer support

I am deeply honored to call Verhanika Willhelm a dear friend, with whom I've shared a profound connection for over a decade now!Verhanika, based in Seattle, Washington, is an organizational development consultant and executive coach with a rich background in theater management and psychology. Armed with a master's degree in organizational development, she has seamlessly transitioned from her roles as a stage manager and financial planner to becoming a catalyst for fostering healthy workplaces. Known affectionately as a workplace therapist, a moniker I wholeheartedly relate to given my own role in facilitating business therapy sessions, Verhanika is adept at instigating lasting change that harmonizes traditional structure with humanity. Over the years, both our businesses and personal lives have undergone profound transformations. In a candid conversation, Verhanika and I delve into the topic of her husband's battle with cancer, and the profound grief she endured upon losing him—the love of her life. Amidst navigating her grief, she persevered in growing her business and mothering her young son. Our discussion also touches upon the arduous struggle of seeking help as a mother, emphasizing the importance of specificity when receiving support that truly meets one's needs or those of their family.Regrettably, our society often lacks safe and accessible spaces for confronting the uncomfortable realities of death and grief. We discuss WHY we just can't talk very well about death? I treasure the depth and sincerity of my conversation with Verhanika. Her courage in sharing her journey of grief and widowhood with the world is a gift! Please connect with her on IG if you feel seen in this convo! ____Connect with Verhanika on Instagram Learn more about working with Verhanika by visiting her website Listen to Verhanika's podcast: How to Have the Best Day Ever At Work!____Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking coaching sessions and working together by visiting my websiteHey I'm Mariah. I'm a Boy Mama, the very PROUD founder of Made for Mothers, obviously a Podcast Host, and a Marketing and Business Mentor for Moms. I offer Biz Therapy Sessions. Unlike traditional business coaching, this is a space where the whole person is honored, motherhood is celebrated, limiting beliefs are uncovered, messaging is prioritized, niches are defined, roadblocks are clearly identified, systems are taught, marketing is simplified, and the support is a month long.1 x 90-minute session + 30 days of voxer support

Meet Ashley Ayres, a wife, mother of four, and the founder of Collectively Styled, a personal styling service aimed at assisting moms and female founders in developing a style strategy with supportive guidance. With two decades of experience in the style industry, Ashley empathizes with the myriad challenges women encounter while balancing motherhood, careers, and everything in between. Her journey took a transformative turn in 2020 when she embarked on a sober lifestyle (hello, Ashley 2.0), a decision that catalyzed the inception of her business.In our conversation, Ashley and I delve into the emerging trend of sober curiosity, reflecting on our diverse experiences with alcohol and our shared navigation of sobriety, which have become pivotal chapters in our lives. We explore themes such as breaking generational trauma cycles within our families, crafting meaningful legacies, embracing individual style irrespective of one's motherhood phase, essential wardrobe staples, and more.I deeply value Ashley's openness, sincerity, and commitment to personal growth and self-love, which radiate contagious energy. Through the Made for Mothers platform, I cherish the opportunity to engage in candid dialogues that highlight the multifaceted nature of motherhood, celebrating mothers as the remarkable individuals they are.__Connect with Ashley on Instagram @collectivelystyledbyashleyLearn more about working with Ashley by visiting her website Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Meet Claire O'Bryan, one of my fave IG accounts to follow (trust me, she's hilarious) and the real deal when it comes to showing up online authentically. Claire is an Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner and Co-Founder of Skin Clique; she's also the brains behind the Dabble Co Podcast. Claire's all about keeping it real, embracing her voice without apology (which hello, makes her 1000% more relatable). We're on the same page about creating content that's authentic, not just following trends. In this episode, we're digging into the messy stuff—career shifts, motherhood chaos, husbands who travel, support systems, meals for new mamas, washing your face, you name it. It's real talk about identity crises and the never-ending  juggle of motherhood and entrepreneurship.  We're also chatting about simple skincare, why SPF is your BFF, and taking bold leaps in life and business. Claire's dropping wisdom left and right, and I guarantee you'll walk away feeling inspired and maybe a little more confident in creating video content! My favorite tinted SPF that everyone needs Connect with Claire on Instagram @claireobryannp and theskincliqueLearn more about Claire and her company by visiting her website Check out Claire's podcast: The Dabble Co PodcastConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Okay, no shame here, I am for sure fan-girling a little bit over my guest today! Meet Tori Sprankel, a personal brand expert who boldly broke away from corporate America to dive into entrepreneurship. Starting with a loosely defined website and offers, Tori's business has evolved, with personal branding being her absolute passion. She highlights the importance of overcoming comparison, a struggle many of us face.Tori fearlessly prioritizes herself and her needs, avoiding losing herself in motherhood. Instead, she embraces support from her village without any guilt, ensuring the well-being of herself and her family. Our chat delves into finding alignment in your personal brand, the joy of authentic representation (no fake or staged vibes!), the powerful connection potential of Instagram stories, and more.Here's the fun part—business and motherhood don't have to be kept apart. Your journey should be uniquely yours, not a replica of others around you. Tori's doing things her way, leaving a legacy for her daughters by proving that work can be whatever you want it to be. This episode is a treasure trove of insights from Tori, and I hope it gives you the confidence boost to show up authentically in your space—because what you share truly matters!Connect with Tori on Instagram @torisprankelLearn more about working with Tori by visiting her website Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Dr. Lindsay Durand Massumi is not only a new mama, but a a passionate and trailblazing physical therapist who specializes in pregnancy, postpartum, and pelvic health. Her profound commitment to supporting women during the prenatal and postpartum phases is fueled by a personal understanding of pelvic floor challenges, even predating pregnancy.Too often, women endure silent suffering without seeking assistance for issues like pain, leakage, and prolapse. Lindsay's own journey attests to the transformative power of recovery. Collaborating with a skilled pelvic health professional is not just an option – it's a pivotal step that can genuinely transform a woman's entire life. In our conversation, Lindsay and I explore the pivotal moment when she navigated the intersection of career and motherhood. Instead of confining herself to a role that hindered her freedom in both aspects of life, she courageously chose to launch her own business alongside her husband. Lindsay challenges the conventional notion that babies must be separated from the workplace, asserting that they belong with us. It's time to break free from the belief that these two cannot coexist.Lindsay's journey is a beacon of wisdom and courage. Her bold actions in revolutionizing pelvic health will not only benefit her generation but will leave a lasting impact for generations to come, including her daughter's. If your pelvic floor needs attention, Lindsay is the expert you want by your side. Connect with her below!Connect with Lindsay on Instagram @drlindsaymassumiLearn more about working with Lindsay by visiting her website Learn more about the Squatty pottyConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

I loved having  Dr. Kelsey Alford, pediatric nurse practitioner, and sleep consultant as a guest on today's episode!  Kelsey brings a wealth of medical expertise to her business, The Nested Sleep, and in our candid conversation, she spills the secrets of how she navigates the choppy waters of online sleep advice, the dueling roles of motherhood and CEO, and her approach to transformative sleep solutions. We tackle the significance of a restful night's sleep for the entire family and the ripple effect it has on overall well-being, all from the lens of a mom who's been in the trenches herself.If you have listened to previous episodes of the Made for Mothers Podcast then you know how much I LOVE a sleep consultant, which is why I share my own positive experience with sleep training... and for those out there wondering if hiring a sleep coach is a tearful affair, rest assured, we approach the emotional side with a compassionate lens, assuring you it's a supportive and positive step towards better nights.To wrap up, we reflect on the ebb and flow of parenting while steering the ship of a thriving business. From the changing dynamics of motherhood to the continuous decision-making that comes with both roles, listen in as we share personal anecdotes and hard-earned wisdom on staying adaptable. We also underscore the importance of support systems for moms blazing their entrepreneurial trail, because let's face it, juggling the two is no small feat. And if you're wondering where to follow more of Kelsey's insights, we've got you covered with directions to her empowering podcast below! Connect with Kelsey on Instagram @nestedsleepLearn more about working with Kelsey by visiting her website Check out Kelsey's podcast: The Nested ParentConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Harmonizing relationships, work, and life takes center stage in this episode, echoing the essence of my dear friend Ali, our featured guest. Working alongside Ali, the heart-centered photographer behind our Made for Mothers events and all of Mariah's brands, feels like a genuine business sisterhood.Ali, a mother of three and a brand photographer at Freebird Imagery, is currently pursuing a graduate degree in therapy. As a creative spirit, she nurtures curiosity, prioritizes rest, honors her body, and consistently embodies authenticity in every role.Our conversation explores the intricate relationship mothers have with rest, addressing the common guilt associated with it. We delve into creating harmony over the elusive 'balance' and discuss how divorce and financial shifts impact our work.Ali's recent lesson of embracing self-trust and finding solace in quiet moments is profound. Being present with oneself reveals the subtle 'whispers' guiding us to the next chapter.Ali's journey unfolds, sharing insights on combating burnout with the art of resting and balancing entrepreneurship with the joys of parenting. This dialogue is a rich exploration of the transformative power of sisterhood.TLDR: Mariah is obsessively in love with Ali, and this dialogue is a heartfelt and nourishing exploration of alignment, values, integrity, and rest as motherhood and business are intertwined.  ____ Connect with Ali on Instagram @freebirdimageryLearn more about working with Ali by visiting her website Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

When I first held my newborn, the world shifted on its axis, leaving me to wonder how I could possibly navigate the vast new landscape of motherhood. Enter Sarah Vogel, postpartum doula and this week's inspiring guest, who shares her invaluable insights on the vital support new mothers need during the transformative postpartum period. Together, we peel back the layers of motherhood's emotional journey, discussing the fundamental need for storytelling, community, and self-care. Sarah's approach to postpartum care isn't just about helping new moms; it's about empowering them to reclaim their strength and intuition amidst the beautiful chaos of early parenthood.Motherhood can feel like a puzzle where the pieces of our former lives don't quite fit the same way, especially when it comes to friendships and support networks. This episode traverses the delicate terrain of evolving relationships post-childbirth, underscoring the importance of compassion and understanding as both needs and dynamics shift. Sarah and I swap tales of the simple yet profound gestures that have touched our hearts, reminding us that it's not about grandiose acts but the sincerity of support that truly makes a difference for new mothers feeling lost in the wilderness of sleepless nights and uncharted territory.Finally, we bridge the gap between birthing babies and birthing businesses, celebrating the entrepreneurial mothers who turn their nurturing instincts into innovative ventures. Sarah's journey exemplifies the power of listening to one's inner voice and the courage to craft a unique path in the world. This episode is a rallying cry for all mothers with a vision, encouraging you to embrace your authenticity and venture boldly into the realm of entrepreneurship, where resilience becomes your compass and your story, a beacon for others following the same path.Connect with Sarah on Instagram @sacredmatrescenceLearn more about working with Sarah by visiting her website Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

I have a super special guest on the podcast today - Lauren Engler!Lauren is a mom to three beautiful girls and a former elementary teacher turned sleep consultant. If you didn't already know, I'm a big fan of sleep coaches. They've played a HUGE part in my family's life since having my son, and funny enough... Lauren was actually the reason we connected and ended up working with our sleep coach!In this episode, Lauren and I talk about what it looked like for her to leave her teaching job to pursue something that allowed her more freedom, rest, and peace as a wife and mom. We're diving into the pivotal changes and growth her business has seen over the last few years, how vital the right tools and systems are in all areas of her life, an unexpected and very impactful health crisis she's experiencing with her oldest child, and more.Lauren is navigating a variety of roles these days, from wife and mom, to business owner, teacher, nurse, and beyond. She believes in prioritizing choices because she knows HOW precious time is (both as a mom and a business owner), and it's not something she is willing to sacrifice in this unique season of life. Lauren is passionate about providing the best holistic and well-rounded care for mothers and families because she knows how necessary and life-changing quality sleep is.Lauren is a beautiful person, and her incredible story is one you won't want to miss!Venturing into entrepreneurship as a mother? Lauren Engler provides a priceless perspective, offering advice to mothers contemplating starting their own businesses. Her emphasis on finding your "enough" and avoiding the pitfall of societal comparisons is a must-listen. We also stress the importance of creating an encouraging community for moms in business. Don't miss this heartwarming conversation that sheds light on the triumphs, trials, and rewards of being a mother and entrepreneur. Appreciate the unique dance between motherhood and business, and open doors to a world of possibilities.Connect with Lauren on Instagram @via_graces_sleepcoachLearn more about working with Lauren and her team by visiting her website Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy session and working together by visiting my website

Dr. Taylor, a leading prenatal chiropractor and a mom of two, knows all about this juggle. In this episode,  she shares her personal experiences, challenges, and the significant life changes she made to strike a healthy work-life balance.Dr. Taylor's story is one of resilience and self-awareness. From burning out in her original chiropractic practice to rebranding amidst a pandemic, and finally choosing to relocate for a slower-paced life, Taylor's journey is a testament to the importance of self-care and personal well-being. Her struggles with finding her identity outside of work, and her eventual transition from focusing solely on her business to fostering her personal passions, offer invaluable lessons to all mothers grappling with similar issues.Our conversation takes a deeper dive into entrepreneurship and creativity. We discuss the fear that often hinders one's ability to chase their dreams and how to turn that fear into fuel for growth. If you've ever thought about breaking away from societal norms and following your inner nudges, this episode is for you. So, get ready to be inspired, to embrace your dreams, and to find the courage to start your journey toward a more fulfilling life/business.In this episode, making bold and courageous moves to create alignment within your business & life, we cover:Taylor's decision to completely change and pivot her business  What can happen when you don't feel aligned in your work-life balance + the power of advocating for yourselfTaylor's ‘new' vision for her business going forwardWhy fear and creativity can NOT exist at the same timeMaking alone time/quiet time for yourself a priorityLeaning into those little ‘nudges' sooner, rather than laterBeing willing to take big leaps and step outside of the box, and out of the scarcity mindsetThe huge confidence boost that can come from making bold and courageous moves in your life + the power of finding other women who are doing the same____Connect with Dr. Taylor on Instagram @dr.taylortaylorLearn more about working with Dr. Taylor by visiting her website Connect with Mariah on InstagramLearn more about booking a Biz Therapy Session and working together by visiting my website

I'm excited to have my dear friend, Amanda Armstrong, on the podcast today!Amanda has been in the entrepreneurial world for almost a decade, so she has definitely learned and done a lot in that time. She's also a mom to 2 beautiful little boys, and is totally ‘in the thick of it' with motherhood right now!Amanda and I talk all about being intentional in business and motherhood, and why you don't have to do it ALL, all the time. We chat about what the balance of motherhood and business look like (and does it actually exist), knowing when you're ready to outsource (or if you just need better systems and clarity with your offers), making big changes and pivots when you go through new seasons in life (like..becoming a mom), and more.Amanda has a vast amount of knowledge and wisdom to share, and I truly loved our conversation - I can relate to SO much of her journey with both business and motherhood. I can't wait for you to learn from her, and I know you're going to resonate with this episode so much!In this episode, being intentional in business and motherhood + getting support where you need it, we cover:Amanda's story of getting to a point in her business (and life) where ‘too much was too much', and she knew she needed support The balance of motherhood and business, and if it actually existsWhen to know if you're ready to outsource in your business, or if you just need better systemsThe multiple transitions Amanda's business has gone through over the years, and what that's looked like in each phaseNot being afraid to pivot and change your business when it no longer serves youSpeaking life into your business and sharing with others about what you're wanting to do + the power of mentorshipConnect with Amanda on Instagram @amandaontheriseCheck out Amanda's Podcast: Regulate and RewireLearn more about working with Amanda by visiting her website Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about working together by visiting my website

I'm honored to have another amazing guest, Katie Riess, on the podcast today!Katie is a fellow boy mom who thought her career in journalism and working as a TV news producer is where she would stay..but motherhood totally changed that for her. Katie ended up stepping into the PR world and starting her own company, KT Media Strategies, and she's never looked back. She now supports her own amazing clients + delivers them the results they're looking for when it comes to top notch media and exposure. Katie has learned that making big pivots in your career (especially when it benefits you and your family) can be a beautiful thing, even if it feels kind of scary at the time. Katie and I talk about what it looks like to work with a PR and media team (how beneficial this can be for you), and why everyone needs a publicist. We also dive into what earned media is compared to other types of exposure, what it looked like for Katie to turn down her dream job at CNN, simple steps to begin increasing your visibility and attracting more of your IDEAL audience, and more. This was such a powerful conversation, and Katie's story is pretty incredible - I know you're going to resonate with what she has to share!In this episode, turning down a dream job at CNN + why everyone needs a publicist, we cover:Katie's role as a PR and media expert, and what the client journey looks like when working with her and her teamWhat earned media really is One of Katie's favorite parts about working in media compared to journalismA major decision Katie had to make after being offered her dream job at CNNSome simple steps to take to begin increasing your visibility and attracting your ideal audienceChoosing to own and show up as the expert and leader you already know you are, before it ‘actually' happensConnect with Katie on Instagram @ktmediastrategiesLearn more about Katie by visiting her website Connect with me on InstagramLearn more about working together by visiting my website

I'm BEYOND excited to have the very first episode of the Made for Mothers Podcast live, and out into the world!I have an incredible guest to share with you for this first episode - Caroline O'Neill. Caroline has played a pivotal role in my own life as a close friend and an important part of my birth team, and also as a key collaborator in a lot of the Made for Mothers work we do in our local community. Caroline is an expert when it comes to helping expectant mothers and families in our community prepare both physically and emotionally for birth. She was able to do this by creating the Body, Birth, and Baby Center. This has been a dream of hers for years, and she knew it was the missing piece that parents needed as they were bringing their children into the world. Caroline and I talk all about her journey navigating both motherhood and entrepreneurship, and all of the amazing (and also really difficult) experiences she's had along the way. Caroline has a beautiful story, and so much wisdom and guidance to share as you're working to create space in motherhood and business. I know you're going to love this episode!In this episode about creating space in motherhood and business, we cover:How Caroline and I first connected + her important role in the birth of my baby and my postpartum recoveryCaroline's story of navigating pregnancy as a first-time mom to then making the decision to leave her massage practice when her daughter turned 1Experiencing multiple pregnancy losses, and the self-reflection, healing, and growth that happened as a resultWhy it's ok to feel all of the emotions when you're going through something hard, and not know how you will ‘grow' from, or use it laterJuggling both motherhood and entrepreneurship, and the type of ‘balance' that works best for CarolineCaroline's best tips + encouragement for moms who are in the thick of motherhood and business, and struggling to find their ‘flow' Connect with Caroline on Instagram @bodybirthandbabyloudounLearn more about the Body, Birth and Baby Center by visiting their websiteConnect with me on InstagramLearn more about working together by visiting my website

Hey there - I'm so glad you've found the Made for Mothers Podcast!I'm Mariah Stockman, and I wear many hats. I'm a boy mom, I serve as a marketing mentor for mothers, and I run a six figure marketing agency. I'm also a strategist, speaker, former TEDx event producer, and now, I'm the very proud founder of the Made for Mothers community.The Made for Mothers Podcast is going to be your go-to source for refreshing and relatable conversations about motherhood and entrepreneurship. It's like your new mom friend, equipped with a wealth of hands on business and marketing knowledge, here to guide you through your roles as both CEO and mom.You can expect to hear real stories and practical strategies from fellow mother run business owners, sprinkled with some solo workshops by yours truly. Yes, this is the space to connect with other women who truly are passionate, driven, and bold, and ARE living the beautiful chaos of balancing both motherhood and business - it is possible!Make sure to follow the Made for Mothers Podcast on your favorite listening platform so you never miss a new episode (releasing every Monday). I'm so glad you are here, and I can't wait to connect with you more. Let's GO!Connect with me on Instagram @mariahstockmanLearn more about working with me by visiting my website