Going After Your Dreams While Feeling the Guilt with Dana Malstaff, Founder and Chief Visionary of BossMom

Featured Guest: Dana Malstaff, Chief Visionary, Founder of BossMom

Website: https://bossmom.com/

Instagram: @danamalstaff

BossMom Podcast: https://bossmom.com/podcast/

Breaking Second Generation Cultural Expectations

If you've ever felt stuck between taking care of your family and building the life you want

If you've ever wondered whether you're being a "bad daughter" for choosing yourself

Or if you've struggled with guilt every time you try to do something different

This conversation is for you.

I joined Dana Malstaff, founder of BossMom, to talk about what it's really like growing up with immigrant parents as a second generation adult. 

We talk about why so many adults with immigrant parents feel responsible for everyone else, and what actually helps you move toward the life and relationships you want.

We talk about the thoughts that quietly keep us stuck, why boundaries feel so uncomfortable, and how you can start making changes without feeling like you're abandoning the people you love.

If you're trying to build a career, start a business, become a better parent, or simply feel more at peace in your relationships, I think you'll see yourself in this conversation.

Stay until the end to get the 4 key things you can start doing today to comfortably start doing more of what you truly desire. 

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More about Dana:

Dana Malstaff is the founder of BossMom, a brand and app on a mission to change the landscape of motherhood. Because moms aren't going to build new things, create wealth, or model what's possible for their kids inside a system that wasn't built for their lives... they need support, space, and a different way of doing things. That's what BossMom is for. Dana is an author, speaker, podcaster, and the creator of Nurture to Convert marketing, and she's spent over a decade helping moms build businesses that actually fit the lives they're living.

Also check out the BossMom Podcast here:  https://bossmom.com/podcast/

Allison’s Free Resources:

Get On My Priority List For Millennial Moms with Immigrant Parents

How to create more calm, peaceful and dare I say FUN moments with your parents through your GRIEF

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Stop Spiraling in Guilt Cheatsheet For Setting Boundaries: 

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Free Resource Library:

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Episode Timeline:

  • 0:19 — Welcome to Empowered with Immigrant Parents

  • 1:01 — How this conversation came to be

  • 4:08 — Meet Dana Malstaff & Allison Ly

  • 7:11 — Helping adults with immigrant parents

  • 15:55 — Mindset shifts that matter

  • 22:10 — When guilt leads to burnout

  • 29:34 — Creating the relationships you want

  • 37:43 — Four Key Takeaways To Move Forward 

Hey Allison Ly

Allison Ly (pronounced "LEE"), Coach for Adults with Immigrant Parents. Helping you unlock your fullest potential, live your best life while also giving back to your loved ones in a way that works for you.

My Unshaken Confidence™ Coaching Program builds on my 6 years+ as a licensed therapist and personal journey as a daughter of immigrant parents and I am excited to work with you on this through your journey in living your best life.

Some of my favorite topics include: boundaries, self compassion, managing our negative thoughts and all things that impact adults with immigrant parents. I empower you to leave the self-doubt, and self-sacrificing patterns behind while caring for those you love, in ways that work for you.

https://www.heyallisonly.com
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