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Postpartum isn’t just the "fourth trimester"—it’s a transformative season that shapes a mother’s long-term health. In this episode, we sit down with Maranda Bower, a postpartum nutrition specialist and the CEO of Postpartum University, to talk about why so many moms struggle after birth and how real healing happens. Maranda shares the truth about postpartum depletion, why traditional postpartum advice is failing moms, and the powerful ways nutrition, rest, and deep support can change everything. If you’re a mom, a birth professional, or just someone who believes in better maternal care, this conversation is a must-listen.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
The real reason postpartum depletion is at an all-time high
Why common postpartum advice often does more harm than good
The role of nutrition in postpartum recovery and mental health
How to truly support moms beyond the first six weeks
Simple, natural ways to heal your body and mind after birth
About Maranda Bower:
Maranda Bower is a postpartum nutrition specialist, best-selling author, and the founder of Postpartum University. She’s helped thousands of moms and professionals understand the science and strategy behind true postpartum healing. Through her work, she’s leading a movement to change how we care for mothers after birth.Resources & Links:
Postpartum University – Maranda’s platform for education and support
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There’s something every mom needs, but no one is talking about it. It’s not more sleep (though that would be nice). It’s not better time management. It’s validation. Motherhood shifts everything. It changes how we see ourselves, what we want, and what we believe is possible. And in the process, many moms start to feel lost, stuck, or even question whether they still have dreams of their own. If you’ve ever felt like you’re procrastinating, self-sabotaging, or just spinning your wheels, this episode will help you understand why—and what you can do about it. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why having kids creates an identity crisis no one prepares you for The real reason you keep procrastinating (and it’s not just time management) Why your kids and your partner can’t give you the kind of validation you need How starting a business becomes a journey of self-discovery The secret to getting unstuck and actually moving forward Why community, collaboration, and connection are essential for moms in business If you’ve been feeling behind, struggling to take action, or wondering if success is even possible for you, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence you need. Tune in now and let’s talk about what it really takes to build something amazing—without losing yourself in the process. Join the Boss Mom Community Want support from women who get it? Join Boss Mom Plus for connection, collaboration, and strategies that actually work for moms. Learn more here → https://community.boss-mom.com/ Let’s Keep the Conversation Going What’s one way you’ve struggled with validation as a mom? Share your thoughts in the comments or connect with us inside the Boss Mom community. If you loved this episode, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another mom who needs to hear this.
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In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Dana sits down with Kim, the owner and CEO of For the Love Of, a personal and professional development company. Kim shares her journey from running multimillion-dollar real estate brokerages to becoming a keynote speaker, high-performance coach, and best-selling author.
After a traumatic skiing accident forced her to slow down, Kim had to re-evaluate her career and identity. She opens up about the challenges of stepping away from a high-powered leadership role, the resistance she felt to slowing down, and how she ultimately embraced the shift to entrepreneurship.
Dana and Kim dive deep into the struggle many high-achieving women face—defining themselves by their productivity and performance. They explore how slowing down can actually lead to better clarity, creativity, and business growth. Kim also shares practical insights on self-awareness, reassessing strengths, and making bold career moves with confidence.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
How a major life event forced Kim to slow down and rethink her career The identity crisis that can come with transitioning from a high-powered job to entrepreneurship The importance of self-awareness and revisiting your strengths before making a big leap How to give yourself permission to pursue a new path, even when it feels uncertain Why slowing down can actually speed up successConnect with Kim:
Website: kimrogne.com
Instagram: @KimRogne
Book: For the Love of SelfResources Mentioned:
Rocket Fuel by Gino Wickman Jay Shetty’s insights on personal growth and relationshipsIf you’re a high-achieving mom trying to balance career shifts, identity changes, and personal growth, this episode is for you. Tune in and get inspired to embrace change with confidence.
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As moms, we give—sometimes to the point of exhaustion. Society tells us to stop self-sacrificing and focus on self-care, but what if both can coexist? In this episode, Dana Malstaff breaks down why self-sacrifice is not a weakness, but a superpower. She dives into how motherhood and business are built on self-sacrifice and why it doesn’t mean you have to neglect yourself. Instead, it can be the driving force behind your personal and professional growth.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why self-sacrifice is essential for motherhood (and the world as a whole) How self-care and self-sacrifice can coexist Why starting a business is a powerful way to balance both How self-sacrifice fuels personal development and success Why you don’t have to choose between being a great mom and growing a thriving business Links and Resources:Join the Boss Mom Community: BossMom.com
Register for the Boss Mom Virtual Retreat: BossMom.com/retreat
Read more articles from Boss Mom: BossMom.comIf this episode resonated with you, let’s keep the conversation going! Share your thoughts in the comments or connect with us inside the Boss Mom community. 💙
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Running a business while raising school-aged kids is a whole new challenge. If you thought the baby and toddler years were tough, just wait until you’re juggling school schedules, growing independence, and never-ending questions. In this episode, we’re diving into what it really looks like to balance life and business when your kids are between the ages of 5 and 9. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The shift from toddler chaos to school-aged mayhem—what changes and what stays the same Why having more space in your mind and schedule can sometimes make things harder How overthinking can make you feel productive while actually holding you back The power of simplifying your business to create more peace and better results The surprising connection between parenting, business growth, and personal development Funny and relatable mom moments that prove you’re not alone Plus, we talk about: The Boss Mom Virtual Retreat and why it’s designed specifically for moms in business How to recognize when you’re overcomplicating things and what to do instead Real-life stories of embracing the unpredictable journey of motherhood and entrepreneurship Resources and Links: Sign up for the Boss Mom Virtual Retreat – bossmom.com/retreat If you love this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a fellow mompreneur. Let us know—what’s the biggest challenge you’re facing in this season of motherhood and business? We’d love to hear from you.
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Ever feel like you’re juggling chaos while trying to grow your business? You’re not alone! In this episode, Dana shares why it’s perfectly normal to feel behind sometimes—and why that doesn’t mean you’re failing. From recording podcasts in pajamas to handling unexpected life moments (hello, bearded dragon adventures), Dana reminds us that every messy moment is part of your self-development journey.
What You’ll Learn:
Why your business is legit—even if it doesn’t look “traditional”
Why it’s okay to go slow and balance family life
How self-development naturally happens through business challenges
How running a business can boost your confidence and resilience
The importance of finding a community that understands your journey
Resources & Links:
Join Boss Mom Plus for networking events, focus board sessions, and practical business resources.
Submit your nomination for the upcoming Boss Mom Awards—celebrating moms making an impact in business.
Need a confidence boost? Dive into more episodes covering sales, marketing, time management, and more.
Connect With Us:
Leave a five-star review if this episode resonated with you—your feedback helps us reach more Boss Moms!
Visit BossMom.com for articles, resources, and ways to connect with our community.
Tune in and remember: Business might be messy, but you’ve got this—and we’ve got you!
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In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Dana Malstaff chats with the amazing Whitney Bonds about one of the most underrated (but insanely effective) ways to make money online: affiliate marketing.
If you think affiliate marketing is just about throwing links around—think again. Whitney breaks down how it’s not just a side hustle anymore; it’s a trust-building powerhouse that can completely change the way you run your business. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The BIG shift in marketing trends for 2025 (and why personal recommendations beat traditional ads any day). How Whitney went from $0 to over $200K a year with affiliate marketing—without even creating her own products. Why affiliate marketing is perfect for busy moms (think flexible, low-cost, and scalable). Simple strategies to get started TODAY (even if you have zero experience). How to turn everyday conversations into income streams without feeling salesy. Why You Should Tune In: If you’re a mompreneur juggling kids, business, and everything in between, this episode will show you how affiliate marketing can fit seamlessly into your life. Whether you’re a blogger, coach, content creator, or just someone who loves sharing cool stuff—this episode is packed with actionable tips you can start using right away.
Ready to stop leaving money on the table? Listen in!
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Today, we’re diving into The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins—a book that’s taken the internet by storm. Whether you’ve read it or not, this episode will give you insight into why this concept is so powerful for Boss Moms.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:The Power of Storytelling – Why Mel Robbins' approach to storytelling makes Let Them such a compelling read and how you can apply it to your content and business.
Let Them (and Go Slower If You Need To) – Why comparing yourself to others is draining, and how embracing your pace is the key to success as a mom and entrepreneur.
The Reality of Adult Friendships – How building a business can change your relationships, and why finding a supportive community (like Boss Mom Plus) is essential.
A Fun Bonus! – Dana’s absolute favorite sheets for relaxation and self-care, and why they’re worth the hype.
Links & Resources:Read more at BossMom.com
Join Boss Mom Plus for a community that gets you: bossmom.com/join
Get 40% off Dana’s favorite sheets at CozyEarth.com with code Boss Mom
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Life in the toddler stage is chaotic, especially when you’re running a business. In this episode, Dana Malstaff and Krista Lockwood share their personal journeys, practical tips, and the importance of community during this unique season of motherhood. Whether you’re just starting out or navigating your next steps, this episode is packed with relatable stories and actionable advice.
What You’ll Hear:
Why the toddler stage is a game-changer for mompreneurs.
How Dana and Krista managed their businesses while raising toddlers.
The messy, beautiful overlap of business and motherhood.
Practical tips for thriving during this season.
Why finding the right community is essential for success.
Resources Mentioned:
Boss Mom Plus: Join at bossmom.com/join for live events, social sessions, and a supportive community.
Motherhood Simplified: Learn how to create a peaceful, decluttered home with Motherhood Simplified & Krista Lockwood.
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The toddler stage is messy but full of growth and opportunity. Listen in and let’s navigate this season together!
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In this episode of the Boss Mom podcast, we’re diving into how to use AI to simplify your life and business—without losing your personal, human touch. AI isn’t just a trendy tool; it’s like having a personal assistant, project manager, and late-night therapist rolled into one. We’re sharing our real-life experiences and actionable strategies for making AI a powerful (and fun!) part of your routine.Whether you’re a skeptic or a curious newbie, this episode will show you how to embrace AI in ways that feel authentic and productive.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Rethinking AI as a Team Member: Why treating AI like a collaborator (instead of just a tool) makes all the difference. Actionable Ways to Use AI: From brainstorming and repurposing content to turning voice notes into polished ideas, we share how AI can streamline your tasks. How to Use AI Without Losing Your Voice: Learn how to align AI’s output with your tone, personality, and expertise. AI as a Time-Saving Mom Hack: Discover how AI can help with everyday tasks like meal planning, organizing your to-do list, and even brainstorming new ideas. Why Long-Form Content Still Matters: Find out how AI-driven search tools like SearchGPT are changing the game and why SEO-optimized content is critical for staying relevant. Links and Resources Mentioned: Cozy Earth Sheets: Transform your late-night work sessions with the softest bamboo sheets. Use code BOSSMOM at CozyEarth.com for 40% off. Free AI Training: Learn how we use AI to save time and stay creative. Grab the free opt-in at BossMom.com/AI. Long-Form Content Episode: Want to know why long-form content is key? Check out our episode on leveraging blogs and SEO for business growth. Why You’ll Love This Episode:This isn’t a technical tutorial—it’s a heartfelt, conversational deep dive into how we’ve made AI work for us as moms and business owners. You’ll laugh, learn, and leave feeling inspired to use AI as a tool to make your life easier, your business smoother, and your downtime a little more restful.
So grab your favorite drink, settle into your Cozy Earth sheets, and hit play!
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Whether you're a seasoned content creator or just getting started, long form content is a cornerstone of a sustainable business strategy. In this episode, we explore why blogging, podcasting, and YouTube are essential tools for moms in business. Learn how to refine your messaging, grow your authority, and create a lasting impact with long form content—all while making the process simple and manageable, even for the busiest BossMoms. Don’t Miss This Episode If You… Struggle to find time for content creation as a busy mom. Want to create content that grows your authority and works for you long-term. Are curious about how to use tools like ChatGPT and SEO to simplify your workflow. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: What is long form content? Why long form content matters for moms. How to use long form content to refine your messaging. The difference between short-form and long form content. How to create long form content strategically. Repurposing your long form content. Why long form content is your safety net. Links and Resources Mentioned: Visit BossMom.com for more resources and articles. Nurture To Convert Messaging course Subscribe & Leave a Review: If you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Your feedback helps more moms like you discover the BossMom podcast and build thriving businesses.
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In this episode, we dive into simple splurging and why it’s essential for moms. Whether it’s high-quality sheets, creating time for yourself, or saying “no” guilt-free, we’re talking about how to prioritize YOU amid the chaos of motherhood. Splurging isn’t just about spending money—it’s about giving yourself permission to slow down, enjoy life, and invest in things that make you feel special.
From bamboo sheets that feel like a hug to simple self-care rituals, we’ll explore the splurges that make life easier, more joyful, and downright luxurious. You deserve it!
What We Talk About in This Episode: The true meaning of splurging (it’s not always about money!). Why investing in quality—like Cozy Earth sheets—can change your life. Small daily habits that feel like a splurge, from slow mornings to decadent meals. How decluttering makes room for meaningful indulgences. Permission to set boundaries and say “no” as a self-care practice.Mentioned in This Episode:
Cozy Earth Bamboo Sheets: Want to experience the best sleep of your life? Head over to Cozy Earth and use code BossMom for 40% off! Trust us, these sheets are worth every penny—they’ll make your bed feel like a sanctuary.Connect with Us:
Join the conversation in BossMom+. Check out our Boss Mom Favorites for more splurge-worthy ideas!Don’t Forget:
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2025 is a year of opportunity, but only if you’re equipped with the right strategies. Dana doesn’t just outline the trends; she shares how to apply them to your business in real and practical ways. If you’re ready to simplify your marketing while maximizing your impact, this episode is your roadmap to success. From the rise of messy marketing to the power of trust and user-generated content, you’ll learn how to navigate the shifting marketing landscape with ease. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Why "messy marketing" is more than just a trend and how it’s helping brands connect authentically. The importance of user-generated content and how you can leverage testimonials and partnerships to drive sales. How trust has become the ultimate currency in a world of AI and hesitant buyers—and how to build it. Why smaller, bite-sized offers are easier to sell in 2025 (and how to structure yours). The critical role of messaging and consistency in standing out in today’s crowded market. Fresh ideas for diversifying your income streams, including affiliate marketing and Amazon Influencer opportunities. Links and Resources Mentioned: Boss Mom Plus – Join Now Nurture to Convert Messaging Course Email Dana at [email protected] to share your thoughts or ask questions! Subscribe & Review: If you loved this episode, please subscribe and leave a review. Your feedback helps us continue to bring you episodes that empower and inspire Boss Moms everywhere!
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Choosing a word of the year sounds great, but let’s be honest, life rarely fits neatly into a 12-month plan. In this episode, Dana shares why she’s ditching the word of the year and embracing words of the quarter instead. She talks about navigating motherhood, business, and all the messy, unexpected challenges in between. From building systems to driving traffic, finding authority, and finishing those almost-done projects, Dana breaks down how quarterly focus can bring clarity and momentum. Feeling behind or overwhelmed? This episode is packed with relatable stories and practical insights to help you take intentional steps forward—even if things feel messy. Join BossMom+ and connect with like-minded moms who get you!
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Is your content feeling stale? Wondering what’s working in marketing right now? In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Dana sits down with Shannon McKinstrie, an expert social media strategist, to talk about the shift in marketing trends, why user-generated content is crushing it, and how personal storytelling can help your brand connect and convert. They dive deep into: Why high-ticket programs are declining and smaller solutions are thriving. How to leverage user-generated content marketing to build trust. Why people are taking longer to buy and how to nurture your audience effectively. Simple content strategies you can implement right now to grow your social presence organically. If you’re ready to simplify your content, make deeper connections, and stand out in today’s noisy online space, this episode is packed with actionable insights just for you. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why polished, high-end content isn’t connecting anymore. How user-generated content marketing brings trust and relatability. The power of POV-style storytelling and personal experiences. Why specificity in your messaging is key to attracting your audience. The “Age of Sleuthing” and why the buying process is now a long game. Connect with Shannon McKinstrie: Instagram: @ShannonMcKinstrie LinkedIn: Shannon McKinstrie TikTok: @ShannonMcKinstrie Reels Lab: Learn More Here About Shannon: Shannon is an engaging Social Media Strategist, Trainer & Mentor who guides small business owners into making a big splash online and growing their accounts through proven, organic, and sustainable strategies. Resources Mentioned: Reels Lab: Shannon’s go-to program for creating scroll-stopping Instagram Reels that actually work.
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Moms are often told they need to master time management with rigid systems and perfect plans. But here’s the truth: moms are already amazing at time management skills! The constant juggling act of family, work, and life forces them to adapt and thrive in ways most people can’t imagine. In this episode, we’re diving into why moms are natural time management pros, how they find hidden pockets of productivity, and tools that can make their lives easier. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed or simply looking for ways to refine your approach, this conversation will inspire you to see your time management skills in a whole new light. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why moms are the best at time management skills: Hint—it’s not about perfection but adaptability. How to find hidden pockets of time: Practical examples of how moms turn downtime into productivity. The emotional side of time management: Balancing work, family, and self-care without feeling guilty. Tech tips for simplifying your day: Why tools like AI can save mental energy and free up your schedule. Embracing the season of chaos: A perspective shift to help you find gratitude amidst the busy moments. Links and Resources: BossMom Daily Focus Board: Get access to this simple and effective tool to help you prioritize your day and stay on track! Join BossMom+ Today AI Tools for Moms: Save mental energy and streamline your workflow with smart tech solutions. Check out our favorite recommendations here. More Time Management Tips: Explore additional strategies to refine your skills on the BossMom Blog. Connect With Us: Follow Dana on Instagram for more tips and inspiration. Learn more about BossMom+ and how it can support your journey at boss-mom.com/plus. Get the BossMom Daily Focus Board
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The holiday season is often a time for joy and connection, but for many moms, it’s also a source of overwhelming holiday stress. In this heartfelt episode, Dana Malstaff dives deep into the challenges moms face during the holiday season and why it often feels like more of a burden than a blessing. Dana shares her personal experiences as a mom, including the invisible labor of coordinating holiday logistics, managing family dynamics, and the emotional toll of trying to "do it all." She also offers a safe space to acknowledge the tough realities of the holiday season while giving listeners permission to feel and process their emotions without judgment. Key talking points in this episode: Why the holiday season amplifies holiday stress for moms The cultural and family pressures moms face during the holidays The emotional weight of balancing holiday traditions with everyday responsibilities Practical advice for simplifying your holiday season and setting boundaries How Boss Mom is creating a space for moms to feel seen, supported, and validated If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the demands of the holiday season, this episode is for you. Plus, Dana introduces the new Boss Mom Holiday Survey, a unique opportunity to share your experiences and help shape future resources for moms navigating holiday stress. 👉 Take the survey at boss-mom.com/holidaysurvey Tune in for an honest, compassionate conversation about what it really means to navigate the holiday season as a mom. You’re not alone, and your experiences matter.
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From a book that gave me permission to lean into my strengths (Rocket Fuel), to a movie that taught me the importance of letting go (Dune: Part Two), and the amazing people who have shaped my year, this episode is all about how little things can create massive change. What You’ll Hear in This Episode: Why we don’t need to do it all alone and how embracing support can change everything. How Rocket Fuel helped me embrace my role as a visionary and find the integrator who changed my business. The powerful lesson I learned from Dune: Part Two about letting go of good things to make room for greatness. How the relationships you cultivate can create ripple effects that impact your business, life, and happiness. A few questions to help you reflect on the ripple effects in your life and what you want to change next. Big Takeaways: Stop Trying to Do It All Alone: We’re not meant to juggle everything, and letting others help creates room for growth. One Moment Can Change Everything: Whether it’s a book, movie, or conversation, be open to the ripple effects that can spark big changes. Your People Matter: Surround yourself with those who lift you up and want to see you succeed—it makes all the difference. Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Rocket Fuel by Gino Wickman and Mark C. Winters – If you’re ready to lean into your strengths, this book is for you. Boss Mom+ Community – Join us in a more intimate space where we can grow together. Action Step for You: Think about the ripple effects in your own life. Who or what has made a big impact on you this year? Take a moment to reflect and, if you feel like sharing, let me know! I’d love to hear your story. Connect with Me: Website: Boss Mom Instagram: @DanaMalstaff Boss Mom+ Community: Learn more here
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In today’s episode, Krista and Dana dive into the all-too-relatable concept of being a "single married mom." What does that mean? It’s that feeling of navigating family life, raising kids, managing a home, and even running a business solo—even if you technically have a partner. If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying the weight of it all by yourself, you’re not alone, and we’re here to unpack what this experience is, why it happens, and how to find support that truly helps.
Topics Discussed:
The Reality of Being a "Single Married Mom"
Why so many moms feel like they’re parenting and running a household alone, even with a partner. The complex realities of balancing motherhood, business, and life responsibilities solo.Creating Systems Without Feeling Robotic
How setting up simple systems can be a lifesaver in managing family logistics. Why these systems create breathing room for deeper connection with family and partners, helping us focus on what really matters.Why Paying Moms for Their Work Isn’t the Solution
Breaking down the idea of assigning monetary value to stay-at-home or working moms. The real “pay” we need: feeling valued, seen, and connected with our partners and families.Shifting from Keeping Score to Building Connection
How true partnership is about collaboration and appreciation, not keeping score. The role of community in helping us feel understood, especially when navigating feelings of overwhelm and burnout.Communicating Our Needs with Our Partners
The importance of understanding and sharing our love languages to build supportive, balanced relationships. How finding the right support and having honest conversations can make partnership more fulfilling.Boss Mom Plus – A Community for Real Support and Connection
Discover how Boss Mom Plus offers a safe space to discuss the challenges of motherhood, business, and relationships with like-minded women who truly get it.Key Takeaways: Being a “single married mom” isn’t about fault or blame; it’s about finding ways to feel supported, connected, and valued in the relationships we share. When we create manageable systems for the essentials, we open up more space for meaningful moments with our family. And ultimately, having a community where we can talk openly with other moms helps us build stronger relationships at home. You’re not alone in this journey, Boss Mom—you have support, tools, and a community that’s here to walk with you every step of the way.
Resources Mentioned:
The Systems Mindset book, for creating practical routines in daily life. Boss Mom Plus – Join the Boss Mom Plus community for support, advice, and connection with other moms navigating similar challenges. Link: bossmom.com/joinJoin the Conversation: If this episode resonated with you, let us know! Share your experience of the "single married mom" feeling and connect with other moms going through the same. Tag @danamalstaff on Instagram, or join our community at Boss Mom Plus to dive deeper into the topics we discussed today.
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Leveling Up & Legacy Building with Michelle Dempsey In this episode, we’re talking with Michelle Dempsey, the founder of Moms Moving On and the Moving On Method. Michelle’s journey from client-facing divorce coach to certification leader is filled with insights for anyone looking to scale their business, shift from hands-on work to leadership, or create a lasting legacy. Michelle and Dana discuss what it truly means to level up in your career, the emotional hurdles that come with leaving the “trenches,” and the deep impact of building a legacy through mentorship and certification. Michelle shares her journey of overcoming imposter syndrome, learning to embrace leadership without losing authenticity, and creating a certification program that empowers a new generation of divorce coaches. If you’re ready to move from direct service to mentoring others or simply want to feel inspired by Michelle’s story, this episode is a must-listen. Key Points Covered: Why Leveling Up is Hard for Women: Michelle dives into why women feel guilt or hesitation when moving from hands-on work to leadership, and how she overcame these challenges. Building a Legacy through Certification: Learn how Michelle’s Moving On Method certification program is changing the landscape of divorce coaching, offering real-world skills and mentorship to her graduates. Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Scaling with Integrity: Michelle opens up about her struggles with self-doubt and the importance of scaling her business while maintaining high ethical standards. The Power of Deep Thought in Leadership: Dana and Michelle discuss why leaders need to prioritize big-picture thinking, vision, and relationship-building over daily tasks. Episode Takeaways: Leveling up doesn’t mean losing touch with your audience—it can actually deepen your impact. Creating a certification program or mentorship opportunity is a powerful way to build a legacy and empower others. Real leadership requires making space for strategic growth and giving yourself permission to step back. Resources Mentioned: Michelle Dempsey’s Moving On Method – Discover Michelle’s certification program and learn more about her work with divorce coaching.
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