Archive

USA Today best-selling author and founder of the Complete Creative Russell Nohelty gives us his tips for how turn your art or hobby into a successful business. (more…)

James Mulvany explains why he started the businesses he now has and what steps you can take to validate your business ideas to know that they will succeed. (more…)

Annie Dehaney-Steven returns to the podcast to give us an update on her journey to starting an online tutoring business. (more…)

Unnatural Networker Charlie Lawson gives his top tips for how to network when you’re an introvert. (more…)

Sustainability consultant Nicole Clucas tells us how she got into sustainability in the first place and how she moved from private consultancy to working in-house and joining an NGO, and how the different environments compared.  She also explains how career coaching enabled her to work out what sort of thing was right for her and how it helped her build up her network (more…)

If you’ve been re-evaluating your career, whether as a result of coronavirus or otherwise, this episode with Ali Temple of Steadfast Coaching will help you to structure your thoughts and decide what to do next. (more…)

Strategic marketing consultant and canine behaviourist Natalie Weller-Cliff tells us why she decided to set up her own marketing consultancy as a community interest company, what got her into canine behaviour and how she combines the two businesses. (more…)

Nutritionist and lifestyle coach Lindsey Jenkin explains how panic attacks and anxiety led her to study nutrition and how we can improve our mental health and stress levels through the food that we eat. (more…)

Pavitt Thatcher explains how starting a family and overcoming body-focused repetitive behaviour led her from a legal career in commercial litigation and arbitration practice to studying psychology and an ambition to help people in mental health matters. (more…)

Former credit controller Elizabeth Forbes tells us how her original career no longer suited her once she’d started a family, asks whether it’s right to expect 16 year-olds to make life-altering decisions and explains why she feels now is the right time to pursue her passion for sewing, soft furnishings and interior design. (more…)