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Dana Malstaff is the founder of Boss Mom and creator of Nurture to Convert. She’s a mom, author, speaker, and podcaster who believes that too many brilliant moms are struggling to grow their businesses while balancing all that is required to be a good mom, partner, and woman. Our conversation covers a lot of ground, including how starting a business forces you to confront your insecurities and limiting beliefs, and how showing up to all of life right now (especially your own pursuits outside of motherhood) can set the stage for your kids to see what it looks like to live a life of growth and meaning.
Connect with Dana at boss-mom.com or on IG @danamalstaff.
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In the midst of the always chaotic end-of-school season, I decided to share a story about why it matters that we’re intentional with our kids, and some thoughts on how to get there. In today’s solo episode, I dive into some pressing issues, including effective communication, dealing with lying and trust issues, emotional regulation, building resilience, and self-care strategies. And all of this came up for me during a recent incident involving a late night, a brown paper bag, and a burrito. I think you’ll be able to relate.
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Heidi Schalk is a business strategy and leadership coach who is also an author, speaker, and the host of The Be S.H.E. Podcast (Be Seen, Be Heard, Be Empowered). Heidi believes each of us has a story and a gift the world needs, and she empowers women to be seen and heard so they can make a lasting impact on others. 
Heidi and I sat down to discuss not only entrepreneurship, but our conversation also dives into personal development tools, the importance of self-care, and how modeling for our kids comes in all shapes and forms.
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We all put up emotional barriers to shield ourselves from getting hurt, but we often miss the delicate balance of healthy space yet true connection with others.
Today’s clip features Henry Ammar, a human behavior expert, entrepreneur, and podcaster. Henry guides us through creating genuine connections and the importance of vulnerability while also establishing healthy boundaries. If we want our kids to learn how to stand up for their needs but also form deep relationships, it starts with us showing them how.
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We all experience hard things and off days—but how often do we realize we have a choice whether to be happy or not? As parents, we want our children to be happy, but we can’t teach them something we’re not living out ourselves. Today’s clip of Connie Podesta offers some stories and insights into how to be a happy role model.
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As a consultant, parent coach, conscious discipline practitioner, podcaster, and content creator,  Mr. Chazz is on a mission to empower adults to truly see, guide, and trust children. Our conversation dives into why it’s called parenting, how to use music and play to create connection, how to set boundaries and respond to emotions in a healthy way, and how to avoid being a perfectionist. Whether you’re a seasoned parent or a newbie discovering the complexities of parenthood, this episode is for you.
Learn more at mrchazz.com.
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