Podcasts about boss mom movement

Dana is a mother, author, business & content strategist, coach, podcaster, and blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro, and the founder of the Boss Mom Movement. She serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and starting or raising their family, by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business, without sacrificing their family goals.

I’ve been a fan of the Boss-Mom podcast for awhile now and I knew I had to get its host and Founder of the Boss Mom Movement, Dana Malstaff on my podcast to share her wisdom with you.  Truthfully, we could have just recorded our pre-interview bantering about all things business and it would have given you a fly-on-the-wall view of how passionate, serious and strategic we both are at growing our businesses (and perhaps at some point I’ll take my recorder with me to a happy hour with some of my fellow women entrepreneurs!). But for the sake of today’s episode, I wanted to give you access to Dana’s brilliant knowledge on SALES FUNNELS. To some, they’re scary.  To some, they’re overwhelming.  To some, they’re the lifeblood of their business!  Whatever a funnel is for you, I promise you that today’s episode will give you a ton of information about how to create a funnel that works FOR your business - i.e. brings in more revenue, builds deeper relationships with your potential customers and more!   During this interview, Dana defines what a funnel actually is, why you WANT to get savvy about creating them for your business and a seriously awesome step-by-step on the components of a successful funnel.  At the end, you’ll get some practical tools and steps you can take to get started on starting or upgrading your funnel! And Dana’s even giving you a totally FREE template of what she calls the “free to paid” journey - it’s a step by step of everything we talk about here!  You can access that freebie here → http://boss-mom.com/journey   The Great 8 Series is featuring 8 of my favorite conversations from the past few years! These episodes are some of the most referenced, quoted or downloaded and have so much wisdom to help you along your journey! I hope you enjoy and share!

About The Guest: Dana is a mother, author, business & content strategist, coach, podcaster, and blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro, and the founder of the Boss Mom Movement. She serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and raising their family, by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business, without sacrificing their family goals. When she is not creating new courses or building new strategy tools for creative entrepreneurs, she can be found, chasing her two kids on the beach, or thinking of the next fun new family adventure. Where to Find Dana Online: Facebook group Periscope Instagram Twitter Website Free Trello Training: www.boss-mom.com/trello Episode Summary Dana shares the story of how Boss Mom was created and how she felt guilty for not wanting to spend 24 hours with her child. Once she decided to move back to San Diego, California, the guilt was long gone after she met with other mothers that felt the exact same! "I wanted everybody to know that you're not alone! That's really why I started Boss Mom because I felt alone and isolated and little did I know that there were thousands of people feeling the exact same way!" - Dana Malstaff "As long as you love your children and do what you love so they can see what that looks like!" - Dana Malstaff Once Dana moved to San Diego, She shares how she was able to find other like-minded women through meet up groups and how she just surrounded herself with people that resonated with her. "Get out and physically meet people and let those people introduce you to other people!" - Dana Malstaff Dana talks on the importance of understanding how communities work. People want to feel included and valued so when Dana wanted to create Boss Mom, she asked everyone to help her do that! She says that when you create your own business, don't do it alone! You will always need people! "Understanding how people work is the best tool you can have!" - Dana Malstaff "Being valued and being included, that's the reason Boss Mom grew!" - Dana Malstaff Give yourself permission to not be perfect. Dana shares more on allowing people to help you because that's how things get better! What makes a good boss mom? Dana says it's someone that just has to give a crap! If you are someone that actually cares about what you're doing and how you impact the community, then you're a good boss mom! "It's no selfish to work on you!" - Dana Malstaff Let’s Connect! See all that Stacey has to offer at The Busy Mom Collective! Join The Busy Mom Collective Facebook Group and continue the conversation! Connect more with Stacey on Facebook and Instagram!    

Dana Malstaff is the CEO and founder of the Boss Mom Movement. A space created for women to support other women, and space where boss moms can come and contribute to each other's successes. She is the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business and Nurturing Your Families Like a Pro and Confessions of a Boss Mom: The Power in Knowing We Are Not Alone and has helped over 10,000 women raise their business and their babies.  Full Show Notes: http://shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode2 Join our community!  The Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group

I’ve been a fan of the Boss-Mom podcast for awhile now and I knew I had to get its host and Founder of the Boss Mom Movement, Dana Malstaff on my podcast to share her wisdom with you.  Truthfully, we could have just recorded our pre-interview bantering about all things business and it would have given you a fly-on-the-wall view of how passionate, serious and strategic we both are at growing our businesses (and perhaps at some point I’ll take my recorder with me to a happy hour with some of my fellow women entrepreneurs!).  But for the sake of today’s episode, I wanted to give you access to Dana’s brilliant knowledge on SALES FUNNELS.   To some, they’re scary.  To some, they’re overwhelming.  To some, they’re the lifeblood of their business!  Whatever a funnel is for you, I promise you that today’s episode will give you a ton of information about how to create a funnel that works FOR your business - i.e. brings in more revenue, builds deeper relationships with your potential customers and more!     During this interview, Dana defines what a funnel actually is, why you WANT to get savvy about creating them for your business and a seriously awesome step-by-step on the components of a successful funnel.  At the end, you’ll get some practical tools and steps you can take to get started on starting or upgrading your funnel!   And Dana’s even giving you a totally FREE template of what she calls the “free to paid” journey - it’s a step by step of everything we talk about here!  You can access that freebie here → http://boss-mom.com/journey  

This is our episode #40. Thank you for tuning in!  Please subscribe and leave us a review! The Boss Mom Movement is all about losing the guilt when it comes to raising babies and businesses at the same time, and it’s founder, Dana Malstaff believes that pursuing our passions and building our dreams while including our children in the process, is the best way to build thriving businesses and families. Listen in to Dana’s business building advice in episode 40. Visit BloggingSUCCESSfully.com/040 To share your thoughts on today’s show To read the transcript To find links to resources mentioned in the episode To download the MP3 audio file To help out the show Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews help so much and I personally read EVERY single one. Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher to get automatic updates every time we release a new episode. Visit our sponsors for this episode: The Blog Connection   To sponsor our podcast, start the conversation here: bloggingsuccessfully.com/sponsor-request

Self-service is important not just for you, but for those around you. Join me in this episode to refresh your mindset in how taking care of yourself is actually helping those in your life. IN THIS EPISODE 0:20 It is awesome to have you here today. Because you're here and because I love you and because I want you to take care of yourself, we're going to talk about self-service. How to nurture your tribe by taking care of yourself first. 0:46 Let me tell you what I mean - so often we are people pleasers. That's our primary concern and we are empathetic. We can tell the emotions of other people and tend to pick those up. You might be on the phone with someone and they aren't saying something, but you know something is wrong. You end up asking them what's going on and then end up offering your gift of time or doing something outside of your zone of genius. You want to help them out so you end up working on something like tech. Samantha Johnston is the one you want to call, not me. But clients have asked me and I end up spending time working with them to help them out, and yes, I can do it, but it pulls us away from what we should have been working on. At the end of the day, while I'm reflecting on my day, I realize it was a disservice to them because I wasn't able to serve myself because I could have helped them in my zone of genius. 3:39 It happens in our life. You have someone in your life who is an energy vampire, you know who it is, and you get off the phone with someone and you realize you missed out on time with your kids because you were trying to help someone. There are those people who will ask you to listen to the same story, they will continue to go through the same cycles and same patterns of negativity. Yes, should be a good friend, but those around you are affected by the decision you make in how you spend your time and giving away your energy. 5:26 If you listen to the last episode I did with Dana Malstaff of the Boss Mom Movement, she mentioned self-service a few times such as her love language, her need for affirmation and how she does things that bring her love. At her retreats, she has karaoke because she wants to be the voice of a Disney character. She also knows that people getting vulnerable together in this way it builds relationships. When you expose yourself, you look to those around you, it releases oxytocin and dopamine by looking for affirmation from those around you it builds community. 7:30 If you are putting yourself first, and I don't mean in a selfish way, tuning into yourself and incorporating those things into your business and connecting with your tribe then it's a good thing. When you feel good about your business, it helps you better help your tribe by feeling good, abundant and joyful in a good way, then you'll attract more people. That's the law of attraction. If you want people to love you for your happiness, you have to start with yourself. You have to discover what fills you up and do them. You have to declutter what it is that no longer serves you in your life. You might need to set new boundaries in your business, dropping something in your business that no longer serve you, creating a time limit on how much time you're going to give the energy vampires in your life. It's super important in every area of your life. 10:21 You know the old saying "if she ain't happy, ain't no one happy", "happy wife, happy life" - if you aren't happy then you can't make those around you happy. If you want to change the world and the lives of those around you, you have to start with you. If you do them on the regular, do the things that you love to do at home and in your business. Find those who like doing what you don't like doing and partner with them. If you're still bootstrapping, maybe batch those things you don't like, then you're only crabby one day. 12:19 I'd love to know what ah hah's you've had, come on over to the Profit Party Facebook group and talk about it. And if you want to get more of that, we're doing so much mindset work in the Profit Party Academy so that we can declutter limiting beliefs and figure out what your clients want so you can feel good about what you're charging in a price exchange. I coach live every week, and if you want to learn more about it, go to the website and you can schedule a 15-minute call with me to see if it's the right fit for you. [bctt tweet="If you want people to love you for your happiness, you have to start with yourself." username="tonyarineer"] KEY TAKEAWAYS How to nurture your tribe by taking care of yourself first. At the end of the day, while I'm reflecting on my day, I realize it was a disservice to them because I wasn't able to serve myself because I could have helped them in my zone of genius. Yes, should be a good friend, but those around you are affected by the decision you make in how you spend your time and giving away your energy. If you are putting yourself first, tuning into yourself and incorporating those things into your business and connecting with your tribe then it's a good thing. If you aren't happy then you can't make those around you happy. I'd love to know what ah hah's you've had, come on over to the Profit Party Facebook group and talk about it. EPISODE RESOURCES Episode 73 – Behind the Scenes Boss Mom Movement with Dana Malstaff Free Money Mindset Training- just in case you're ready to take your profit power to the next level! Hang out with us inside our free Facebook Community- where every day is a party!

Today's guest is THE Boss Mom, Dana Malstaff. Dana is a mother, author, business & content strategist, coach, podcaster, and blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro, and Confessions of a Boss Mom, and the founder of the Boss Mom Movement. She serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and raising their family, by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business, without sacrificing their family goals. When she is not creating new courses or building new strategy tools for creative entrepreneurs, she can be found, chasing her two kids on the beach, or thinking of the next fun new family adventure. Join us to learn about creating a movement with Dana. 2:54 Dana Malstaff is here unscripted and has no idea what I, Tonya, am going to ask her. 4:00 Everyone knows the Boss Mom movement, have read their books, and you’ve seen a tremendous amount of growth in the last two years since it was started. You’re a genius for strategy, which is why I, Tonya, worked with you. 5:12 I’ve always known that I wanted big things – I want to be on the cover of a magazine. I don’t think I knew Boss Mom would be so big. I was mapping out the book and that’s how I stumbled upon it. I don’t suggest writing a book first. Launching with that is how it worked for me, it was something that I wanted to get out and it was something I wanted to get out. I did this from a strategic point – I knew how it linked to my business. I did have a few mindset issues around it, I had two websites at the beginning. Having the strategy of how it aligned with what I wanted to do was huge. And visibility of getting on podcasts. That’s what gave me visibility and got things ramped up. 8:52 The brand has gotten so solidified with who I am through the visibility. I’m a girl who likes to go big and the movement has grown and I think that has helped that I am so excited and passionate about the movement. The passion has helped the movement grow and change things faster. 11:46 I have a decal on the back of my computer and it’s the best $40 I’ve ever spent. It has helped me share the word with others. There is always someone who sees the decal, and when I talk about the business, people go tell others about my business. It’s important to talk about what you do. 13:55 The word movement can seem scary for people. We think we need to do it all ourselves, a movement is many, many parts and it’s lots of moving parts. You are the person who made the first few pushes. The Boss Mom movement is necessary for many others and there are people who will continue that and it will take a lot to stop the movement. 15:54 In the Boss Moms Facebook group, I’ve made a space where women can promote and collaborate as a think tank. You’ve got to think about what you’re creating with a Facebook group. We have a certain aspect to it and there are lots of moms who won’t resonate with Boss Mom, but I’ve created a culture that has details that people can latch on and take part in. 17:40 I have gone through overwhelm and we as humans are cyclical and I as a woman, I’m cyclical. I have a doubt at least once a week where I question what I’m doing. I just don’t know how to not do what I’m doing and because we don’t know how to do it any other way, and if I never questioned what I was doing, I would not be growing. The Matrix movie shows us that perfect isn’t great. It means we have a chance to decide what we want to pursue as we doubt. 20:09 I do live by assume positive intent. We’re in an interesting space where we are real with others. It’s also why we want to work with like money mindset coaches, because something leads to other things and words don’t always mean what we make them mean, but sometimes people just need to cancel and run because their kid got sick or something. We like discovering things about ourselves, but that also can mean that we’re scared of what we find and we need someone to walk along side us. 22:03 I’ve learned I need people. I’ve become so much clearer on how I get my energy. I need people to tell me I am doing a good job. I told my husband that we need to hug every day. I like retreats and being on podcasts because I like that interaction with people. I like being on my own discovery calls because I like to talk with people. 24:40 I don’t ever in my business want someone else to do my coaching or something for me. I recently did a podcast and I think it’s my responsibility and our responsibility to make more influencers. We should raise up and create more who can influence others. The coaching clients that I’ve had who are now influencers are a ripple effect of me and an extension of the work that I’ve done. The more that I raise others up, it always ends up benefiting both of us. 27:22 I was reading some leadership quotes from others for something we were doing and one I like was that leaders take more than their fair share of the blame and less of the acclaim. I don’t remember who said it, but I thought it was great. Of course, I want to be a Disney character and on the cover of a magazine, but I will take the blame if my team is wrong, we assess and then we move on and learn from it. 30:40 I am doing the Whole 30 Diet right now and I’m doing it because I want to expand my food choices. If I haven’t slept at night, then I wake up, play with my kids and figure out what I need to do to wake myself up whether that’s figuring out what I can move around to take a nap. It’s just not an option to be unhappy, mad, festering about something I can’t change. Assuming positive intent is something you have to practice every single day otherwise other people’s unintentional actions will bother you all the time. 34:22 What is making me happy right now: My kids are making me happy because my kids are being easier right now. I am also drawing out a funnel and that makes me really happy. The driver for me is that I need to get certain things done in my business to make this work and it’s great. I got a consulting CFO and I can see now profitability that I’ll have visibility of where I have grown and how that means I should be moving and what I can be doing to make the most sense financially. [bctt tweet="The more that I raise others up, it always ends up benefiting both of us." username="tonyarineer"] KEY TAKEAWAYS Everyone knows the Boss Mom movement, have read their books, and you’ve seen a tremendous amount of growth in the last two years since it was started. Launching with that is how it worked for me, it was something that I wanted to get out and it was something I wanted to get out of writing it. In the Boss Moms Facebook group, I’ve made a space where women can promote and collaborate as a think tank. I do live by assume positive intent. The more that I raise others up, it always ends up benefiting both of us. Assuming positive intent is something you have to practice every single day otherwise other people’s unintentional actions will bother you all the time. EPISODE RESOURCES Samantha Johnston/Neapolitan Creative Autumn Boyd - lawyer Free Money Mindset Training- just in case you're ready to take your profit power to the next level! Hang out with us inside our free Facebook Community- where every day is a party! CONTINUE THE PARTY WITH DANA Boss Mom website Boss Mom Facebook group Boss Mom Retreat  

Butterflies of Wisdom is a podcast where we want to share your story. We want to share your knowledge if you have a small business if you are an author or a Doctor, or whatever you are. With a disability or not, we want to share your story to inspire others. To learn more about Butterflies of Wisdom visithttp://butterfliesofwisdom.weebly.com/ Be sure to FOLLOW this program https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wins-women-of-wisdom/id1060801905. To find out more about Challenge Aspen go to https://challengeaspen.org. To see how Win walk and about Ekso go to http://www.bridgingbionics.org/ or email Amanda Boxtel at amanda@bridgingbionics.org.   On Butterflies of Wisdom today, Best-Selling Author, Win C welcomes Dana Malstaff. Dana is a mother, author, business & content strategist, coach, podcaster, and blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro, and the founder of the Boss Mom Movement. She serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and raising their family, by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business, without sacrificing their family goals. When she is not creating new courses or building new strategy tools for creative entrepreneurs, she can be found, chasing her two kids on the beach, or thinking of the next fun new family adventure. To learn more about Dana visit http://boss-mom.com/. To learn more about Win Kelly Charles visit https://wincharles.wix.com/win-charles. To follow Win on Twitter go to @winkellycharles. To support Win on Instagram go to winkcharles. To assist win on Snapchat go to Wcharles422. To help win on Snapchat go to Wcharles422. To see Win's art go to https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/2-win-charles.html. "Books for Books," you buy Win's books so she can purchase books for school. "Getting through school is a 'win' for her fans and a 'win' for her." 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“The more you can wake up excited about what you are actually doing every day, the more you can enjoy every day; and the more likely that you will enjoy your weeks, and your months, and your years.”– Dana MalstaffIn this episode, you’ll hear about:My guest Dana, that always knew that she didn’t want to be a stay-at-home mum, and found a brilliant way to show every woman that they can be both amazing mums and successful entrepreneurs.Dana Malstaff is the creator of the Boss Mom Movement; she is a business and content strategist, and the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro.Guest: Dana MalstaffHosted By: Kitty WatersThis fantastic podcast will give you an insight and direction into how to start your own fabulous business… while going through morning sickness!Episode TopicsMaking some space for a babyLet the universe know about your plansLet’s hire and delegateSpeed dating for your businessOpportunity cost thresholdDrafts of an ideaYou will leave this episode with the knowledge, passion, and purpose to be resilient, create a business based on the connection and deep relationships of a lovely community and be excited about what you are doing every day.For more DANA MALSTAFF go to boss-mom.comThe GOLDEN Details:Subscribe to the podcast in iTunesFor more KITTY TALKS:Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @kittytalksJoin our group on Facebook and register for more podcasts on our website: www.kittytalks.comRecommended Links & References:boss-mom.comwww.boss-mom.com/academyboss-mom.com/podcastboss-mom.theretreatWe love hearing from our Kitty Listeners! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at ask@kittytalks.com Or, you can always find Kitty chatting in our Kitty Talks Facebook Community. We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPadLaunch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Search the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dana is a mother, author, business & content strategist, coach, podcaster, and blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro, and the founder of the Boss Mom Movement. She serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and raising their family, by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business, without sacrificing their family goals. When she is not creating new courses or building new strategy tools for creative entrepreneurs, she can be found, chasing her two kids on the beach, or thinking of the next fun new family adventure.

Dana is a mother, author, business & content strategist, coach, podcaster, and blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of “Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro,” and the founder of the Boss Mom Movement. She serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and raising their family by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business without sacrificing their family goals. When she is not creating new courses or building new strategy tools for creative entrepreneurs, she can be found chasing her son on the beach, watching her daughter take her first steps, or thinking of the next fun new family adventure. In this episode, Dana and Stacy discuss how you can handle a growing business at the same time as building a family. Some highlights include: “I spent the first year not knowing what on earth I was doing.” At minute 1:00, Dana talks about immediately getting pregnant after starting Boss Mom, how she made it through that first year, and what her life has been like ever since. “I’m okay with shouldering the risk of my decisions.” At minute 11:00, Dana talks about being decisive and why people call her an “action coach.” Before you hire a coach, you need to be ready for them. At minute 18:00, Dana talks about hiring a coach at a time when she just wasn’t ready to fully utilize the coach’s wisdom. The idea of balance is exhausting. At minute 24:00, Dana talks about why she doesn’t even think about work-life balance. Instead, Dana thinks about conscious integration. “I get to do whatever I want.” At minute 29:00, Dana talks about what she loves about being an entrepreneur and the challenges that come with that career choice. Ways to contact Dana: Book: “Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro” Website: boss-mom.com Trello training: boss-mom.com/trello Facebook group: boss-mom.com/facebook Twitter: @DanaMalstaff Resources: Trello Voice Memos Voxer *Business Rescue Road Map may be an affiliate or receive compensation from some of the business listed for referrals, as their “thank you” for sending you their way. However, we would never recommend any product or service unless we personally love the product and have great things to say about it. Our reputation is at stake and we would not jeopardize that!

On today's episode we have Dana Malstaff!!! We are super excited to chat with her all about how she was able to find her passion, gifts and motivation to create the Boss Mom Movement! She shares her story on what worked for her and what did not and how she has fun when things may not be going the way she planned! Grab your coffee, get cozy, and get listening! If you love this episode, or any, we would be so appreciative if you would leave us a review on iTunes!

Crushin' It vs Being Crushed   Dana is a mother, author, business & content strategist, coach, podcaster, and blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro, and the founder of the Boss Mom Movement. She serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and raising their family, by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business, without sacrificing their family goals. When she is not creating new courses or building new strategy tools for creative entrepreneurs, she can be found, chasing her son on the beach, watching her daughter take her first steps, or thinking of the next fun new family adventure.     If Dana had not had kids...she would not have a brand. So, in a way being a parent made her business work.    Dana and I chat about why she doesn't choose a balanced life, why it's so important to get the right kind of support, and why raising businesses and babies is pretty much the hardest two things ever so what she does when she feels like she's being crushed!    You can find Dana: Facebook group Instagram Twitter Website Free Trello Training Boss Mom Retreat Boss Mom Academy   And don't miss out on all the happenings during the Crushin' it vs. Being Crushed Parenthood Series by signing up here! 

Join us as Dana Malstaff, founder of Boss Mom Movement, shares how she serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business, by providing the tools they need to grow their business without sacrificing their family goals.

Dana is a mother, author, business & content strategist, coach, podcaster, and blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro, and the founder of the Boss Mom Movement. Dana serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and starting or raising their family, by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business, without sacrificing their family goals. When she is not creating new courses or building new strategy tools for creative entrepreneurs, she can be found, chasing her son on the beach, rubbing cheeks with her new daughter, or thinking of the next fun new family adventure. Dana hosts weekly webinars on the 8 Crucial, yet simple secrets to creating a rockin' course that actually sells. Success for Dana is: Getting excited about waking up in the morning... when you want to jump out of bed because you've created a life where the day is full of things that make your heart sing. Things we talk about on this episode: the guilt of building a business and starting a family why running a business is good to show your children Dana reminds herself that no matter what happens she is enough building a business is full of failures embrace your gift that is your purpose. the thing people constantly come to you for, that is your gift growing a business is scarier than starting a business Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert  

Cristian Fournies Co-founder of Link-Abroad, a company that help US company to do business in Latin America and Rutabonsai the biggest online community of bonsai in South America and Spain. Also, he is a business advisor to companies in Chile and the US. A live coach and lover of outdoor sports Dana Malstaff mother, business & content strategist, speaker, writer, podcaster, brainstorm facilitator, and blind spot reducer. As the founder of the Boss Mom Movement she serves Boss Moms who yearn for more time and less guilt when it comes to building their business and starting/raising their family, by providing the tools they need to get more out of their content and business, without sacrificing their family goals.She is currently writing her first book called Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing your Family Like a Pro Annette Jones received her life coach training from popular self-help book author Martha Beck's coach training program. Annette is the owner of Ananda Transformations Life Coaching, a blogger and a fine art photographer. She uses her coaching super powers of intuition, compassionate listening and unique insight to help her clients connect to their own inner wisdom For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

Female entrepreneurship: how women can balance motherhood, a successful career, and happiness. Dana Malstaff started the Boss Mom Movement. She shares her entrepreneurial advice. See the show notes.