Author name: Dana Malstaff

A lot of times, once we reach our goals, we want to do more. The list of things we want to achieve keeps growing, and new goals take the place of old ones. That’s perfectly natural. Our goals don’t have to be set destinations – they can be rolling milestones toward creating what we want. […]

As moms, business owners and human beings in general, our lives are messy. We have scars because of what we’ve been through, and sometimes it feels like those experiences make it harder to be successful in our businesses.  The truth is, everything we’ve been through (good or bad) influences the fullness of who we are

As Boss Moms, we tend to bite off more than we can chew, and say yes to whatever comes our way even if it doesn’t align with where we want to be. Toxic hustle culture holds us to an unhealthy standard, leaving us with less time for the things that truly energize us. It takes

Sales gives some people energy and they thrive on it, but for others, it can be taxing. A lot of people don’t want to sell because the idea of asking for things feels wrong. If we nurture our audience in the correct way, we don’t actually have to sell at all! Connecting with our audience

Boss Moms do a lot, but so many of us still feel inadequate when it comes to our careers, kids and relationships. These feelings are totally normal, and the more we talk about these struggles with each other, the less judged and alone we feel in them.  How does being vulnerable help us connect with

Desire is something really normal, but we don’t talk about it and the way intimacy can impact the way we feel about ourselves and the relationships we sustain. A lot of the things we believe about intimacy and desire could actually work against creating a deeper connection, so how do we shift to something better?

Everyone’s got a story to tell and when we lean into those stories, and make them part of our messaging, we create a strong sense of belonging for the communities we build.  Our stories, unique experiences and the things we wish were different in the world are our superpowers. They make the people who resonate

It can be daunting trying to balance being an entrepreneur and a mom, especially when our kids are younger and need us around most of the time. Our kids need to be able to relate to other children, recognize and understand their own emotions, but also empathize with others. What tools can we use to

As moms, it’s safe to say that our schedules can sometimes be unpredictable. Our lives are filled with unscheduled interruptions which make doing things in a long, uninterrupted flow extremely difficult.  What if we could create massive results without making huge leaps?  Let me introduce you to the micro-movement! It’s all about the power of

If you thought of your business as a person with feelings, needs and dreams, you might just realize that you’re guilty of cheating on it.  So many of us consider ourselves multi-passionate, but dabbling in multiple things could leave our businesses feeling neglected, which affects what we get out of them.  What are the signs