Mom & Daughter Entrepreneurs on the Power of Curiosity and Raising Confident Kids with Emily Hochman Mueller & Marlene Hochman
In this episode, we interview Marlene Hochman and Emily Hochman Mueller, a powerhouse mother-daughter duo who are each successful entrepreneurs in their own right. Emily, the recently-exited founder of Wellory, shares what it was like being raised by an entrepreneurial mother and the lessons her mom imparted that gave her the courage to carve her own professional path. Marlene, the Founder and President of The Toy Museum of NY, shares her experience of balancing motherhood and building her business, and the importance of creating a psychologically safe environment so kids can dare to dream professionally. Their inspiring relationship and infectious enthusiasm will encourage you to bet on YOURSELF a little bit more and dream a little bigger. In this episode we talk about: The mindset that empowers entrepreneurial courage in kids and grownups alikeWhy psychological safety is CRUCIAL for anyone looking to innovate professionally How to build a business using “baby steps” while juggling a family or full-time jobWhy planning for the “worst” can actually help you achieve the “best” How to ignore the inevitable naysayers and cultivate self-confidenceHow to use self-compassion to find the balance between ambition and goal-chasingThe life-changing magic of positive self-talk and how to help cultivate it if your self-talk skews negativeWhy it’s crucial to find fun amidst the ups and downs of entrepreneurship Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.