MindStyling for Entrepreneurs
Business & Economics Podcasts
MindStyling for Entrepreneurs showcases leaders who aren’t afraid to push the boundaries. We join hosts Dr Becky Sage and Amy Armstrong as they interview a diverse range of entrepreneurs who’ve cut their own path to success. Our top-tips episodes will distill some of the techniques that people running their own businesses use to get through the challenges and celebrate the successes in a healthy and sustainable way. We give you the tools to start "MindStyling" for yourself, we invite you to subscribe and try out our MindStyling tools as you build a successful future, whatever that means for you. Finalists in the BBC Radio 5 live, Rachael Bland Podcast Award and Creative Impact Awards
Location:
United Kingdom
Description:
MindStyling for Entrepreneurs showcases leaders who aren’t afraid to push the boundaries. We join hosts Dr Becky Sage and Amy Armstrong as they interview a diverse range of entrepreneurs who’ve cut their own path to success. Our top-tips episodes will distill some of the techniques that people running their own businesses use to get through the challenges and celebrate the successes in a healthy and sustainable way. We give you the tools to start "MindStyling" for yourself, we invite you to subscribe and try out our MindStyling tools as you build a successful future, whatever that means for you. Finalists in the BBC Radio 5 live, Rachael Bland Podcast Award and Creative Impact Awards
Twitter:
@mindstylingpod
Language:
English
Email:
hello@beckysage.com
Janine's Top Tip: Stay Human As You Grow
Duration:00:18:53
Janine Matho: for women, career drop off happens right away, in the first 2 - 3 years of work
Duration:01:08:36
Vic Forrest's Top Tip: Take a break; be kind to yourself.
Duration:00:24:20
Victoria Forrest: Remaining fascinated by the world calms me
Duration:00:52:52
Nithya's Top Tip: "If your goals are important enough on a spiritual level, the rest are just details."
Duration:00:20:11
Nithya Prabu: There's always opportunity out there, even in the most dreadful times.
Duration:01:02:50
End of Year Special Part Two: How do you know when to walk away? Dr Becky Sage's graceful landing
Duration:00:33:51
End of Year Special Part One: Happy Endings and New Beginnings with Nathalie Alpi
Duration:00:36:53
Kerstyn and Suzi's top tip: Don’t kitchen-sink: keep it simple. Start with the problem - it's all about that.
Duration:00:19:13
Kerstyn Comley & Suzi Godson: MeeToo makes it easy to talk about difficult things
Duration:01:00:34
Heather's Top Tip: Hire really good people
Duration:00:14:37
Heather Lyons: Because these are such unprecedented times, this was an amazing opportunity to get some feedback
Duration:01:08:06
Kate Dimbleby's Top Tip: Ask yourself questions because you'll find some really interesting answers. Ask is that true?
Duration:00:17:26
Kate Dimbleby: It's about the creative process - that is what's driving it
Duration:01:09:31
Alison's Top Tip: Add "in your opinion" to any advice you are given. It is not a fact. You get to collate these opinions and decide what to do with them.
Duration:00:15:13
Sam's Top Tip: Don't ever underestimate your unique perspective. If you're lucky enough to have an idea, don't let it go. Give it a go.
Duration:00:17:04
Alison Wood: School girls were exchanging sex for sanitary products
Duration:01:12:11
Samantha Woodham, The Divorce Surgery - I never liked conflict for conflict's sake. Deep in my core I felt there had to be something better.
Duration:00:40:02
Deborah’s Top Tip: Do not assume where you are is where you should be - consider doubling or tripling your day rate at least!
Duration:00:27:53
Deborah Coughlin - There is tonnes of money out there - people are looking for great ideas that have data to back them up
Duration:01:02:25