Overview
In this episode of the Public Health Entrepreneurs Podcast, Dr. Huntley interviews Tamara Mason, a public health professional and entrepreneur. They discuss Tamara's journey in public health, her consulting business, and her experience as a virtual doula during the pandemic. Tamara shares the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, including the ability to serve marginalized communities and the hustle required to sustain a business. Dr. Huntley highlights the importance of finding support and setting boundaries as an entrepreneur. They encourage listeners to connect with Tamara for speaking engagements and workshops related to maternal and child health.
Takeaways
Entrepreneurship allows for serving specific niches and providing services to marginalized communities
The hustle and hard work required in entrepreneurship can lead to burnout, so it's important to set boundaries and seek support
The pandemic has forced entrepreneurs to think creatively and explore virtual options for their businesses
Virtual doula services can be effective and provide support during the birthing journey
Finding joy and bringing back joy in the conversation around birth is an important aspect of supporting birthing people and families
Entrepreneurs should be realistic about the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship and seek resources and guidance to navigate the journey
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