07/16/2026
✨ Meet Me On Main: This week we learn more about our Co-Founder, Tiffany…
“This post is personal. I know a lot of moms can relate. And if you are reading this and it resonates, I see you girl!
When I became a mom, my definition of success changed. Before Dominik, I measured success by publications, awards, and titles. After becoming a mom, success looked a lot different. It looked like getting through the day on very little sleep, building a career during nap time, answering emails after bedtime, and learning how to juggle motherhood and a career. The Baby Brezza, USA was an absolute lifesaver.
Starting a business as a mom has been one of the hardest things I've ever done.
There are days I feel like I'm giving everything I have to Main Street Strategies, while wondering if I'm giving enough to my family. There are days I celebrate a new client in the morning and deal with a serious toddler tantrum in the afternoon. Entrepreneurship doesn't stop because your toddler needs you, and motherhood doesn't pause because you have a deadline.
But there's something incredibly powerful about building a business while raising a child.
My son gets to grow up watching his mom take risks, solve problems, build relationships, and create something from nothing. I hope one day he remembers that dreams don't have an expiration date, and that it's okay to build a life that looks different from what you expected. It’s okay to pivot and choose a new career path. Of course, I couldn’t have done it without the love and support of my husband Ondra Trdla, sister Julianne Bush, brother Dave Bush, and best friends Sinead Squier and Kara Elizabeth -- all of whom are parents to young children and know the struggle is real.
If you're a parent building something, whether it's a business, a career, or a dream you've carried for years, I'm cheering for you. Some of the strongest businesses on Main Street were built by people who simply refused to give up or settle.
🥇🤝Please tell me your wins, struggles, and advice!
A grateful Mom,
💛Tiffany”