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ing that little bit of work you can absolutely
help to create a business that will thrive
and where you are not exerting yourselves
in areas that you are not able to maximise
its benefit.Neil: Is there anything else that you would
like to add about your business?Dana Malstaff: If you resonate with me, if
you find that you are falling in love with
me, as a tribe should with somebody that
they enjoy hanging out with, then go to the
boss mom website and learn more and let’s
connect and lets engage. I think that is al-
ways the first step. And the most important
step is to just find your tribe. And then I
think ultimately, even if I am not a good fitfor you and being part of my community is
out go and find your community. There is
nothing more rewarding than finding your
tribe they will support you, they will en-
courage you, they will help you take action
in your business which is what an entrepre-
neur does, is take action, and ultimately
help you bring your purpose to life which is
all we could ever hope for people that are
looking to build something.
Neil: Dana you have shared some absolute-
ly great tips and advice with us today, thank
you for giving us so much insightful infor-
mation, it has just been mind blowing quite
honestly. So thank you very much,
Dana Malstaff: Oh thank you for having me,
I love to talk, so this is easy.Dana Malstaff is a mother, business and content strategist,
coach, speaker, writer, podcaster, brainstorm facilitator,
and a blind spot reducer. Dana is the author of Boss Mom
the ultimate guide to raising a business and nurturing your
family like a pro. And the founder of the boss mom move-
ment. 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.
When she is not creating new content, or building new strategy tools, for creative entrepre-
neurs. She can be found chasing her son on the beach, rubbing cheeks with her new daugh-
ter, or thinking of the next fun new family adventure.