Summer Series #04: Hormone Health and Self-Advocacy with Leah Christian from The House Of Hormones
Women's Business
In this final episode of the Summer Survival Series I speak to Leah, a psychologist turned women's health advocate, about sustaining hormonal health and advocating for yourself. Leah shares her journey into the world of women's health, driven by personal experiences and the lack of adequate education for her daughter. We discuss the importance of symptom tracking, the benefits of HRT, and how women should prioritise themselves. Leah emphasises the need for a supportive community and the shift in conversations about midlife hormone changes. Tune in to learn how to better understand and advocate...
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The Better Halves Project Ep03: New Parenthood From His Perspective
Women's Business
The question this week is from me! I wanted Drew to speak honestly about his perspective on becoming a parent, and everything that entailed in terms of work, home, and finding his way as a dad. We talk about the transition to parenthood, the struggles of finding our roles, and the importance of male allyship. Drew opens up about the feelings of being undervalued at home, adjusting expectations, and the societal conditioning that affects our views on household responsibilities. We also discuss the mental load of unpaid labour, the benefits of shared responsibilities, and the significance of...
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Summer Series #03: Mindset, Money, and Motivation with Claire Hill
Women's Business
In this episode on the theme of 'sustain' I speak to Claire Hill, a self-belief and business coach, about sustaining our mindset during summer. Claire shares her go-to mantras, the importance of self-belief, and practical strategies to balance business and family life. We discuss tackling self-doubt, the importance of setting boundaries, and defining our own version of success. Claire also dives into how to handle procrastination and the significance of rest versus resisting growth. For more insights and to join us at the Wilder:LIVE this October. Find Claire's website Find Claire on...
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The Better Halves Project Ep02: Is He Immune to Dust?
Women's Business
In this episode our listener question is all about how to get your husband to notice dust when he seems immune to dust. In other words... how to get him to get involved in the unpaid labour at home. We talk bout how we tackle the invisible labour and ingrained gender roles in our household, as well as sharing practical steps for dividing tasks, overcoming traditional expectations, and breaking down the mental load. This episode covers writing down tasks, having open conversations, and the importance of mutual respect. We also reflect on personal experiences, the impact of modeling behavior for...
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Summer Series #02: Movement For Joy And Public Speaking Confidence With Emma Zangs
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In this episode of Women's Business, I speak to Emma Zangs, a movement teacher and choreography and public speaking coach. Emma shares insights on the importance of movement for staying grounded and coping with the chaos of summer, especially for those juggling parenting and work. She discusses the role of dance in connecting with our bodies and emphasises the value of playful movement practices. We also delve into the benefits of public speaking through body awareness and the empowering concept of clowning to embrace silliness and reduce anxiety. Emma offers practical tips and simple movement...
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The Better Halves Project Ep01: Is Allyship A Dirty Word?
Women's Business
In this first episode of The Better Halves Project Drew and I are diving into a listener question: how to even start these conversations at home with a partner who rolls their eyes at the mere mention of allyship. We share our personal journey and practical advice, emphasising open dialogue, setting boundaries for conversations, and the importance of mutual respect. This candid conversation aims to inspire meaningful discussions in your home about gender equality and respect. If you enjoyed this conversation please join the conversation on Instagram 00:00 Introduction to the...
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Summer Series #01: Marketing Non-Negotiables with Katie Skelton
Women's Business
In this first of my Summer Survival Series I speak to Katie Skelton, former guest of the full pod, and an email marketing expert, about the importance of sustaining visibility and sales even during the summer slowdown. We discuss the concept of selling as a commitment to yourself, how to build and maintain a consistent writing habit, and the significant impact of genuine human connections on business success. Katie also shares her non-negotiables that help keep her business thriving and her strategies for balancing work with quality family time during the holidays. We wrap up with practical...
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#84 Sisterhood, Success and Navigating Separation with HR Katie AKA Katie Elliott (my sister!)
Women's Business
It's a family affair this week, as in the last full episode before the summer break I'm interviewing my sister, Katie Elliott (AKA HR Katie) about her career journey, juggling work-life balance, and navigating the challenges of ambition and family life. We discuss her experience in HR, starting her own business, and the impact of her recent breakup on her professional and personal life. Katie shares her insights on the importance of knowing oneself, the role of unpaid labour, and how she found her balance between career and motherhood. Tune in for an honest and heartfelt conversation filled...
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#83: From Self-Loathing To Self-Love and the Birth of Lu in Luland AKA Lu Feathersone
Women's Business
*Trigger warning: sexual assault In this episode, I speak to Lu Featherstone, the vibrant and inspiring personality better known as 'Lu in LuLand' on Instagram. We dive into Lu's colorful and bold life journey from growing up as a vicar's daughter, serving in the Armed Forces, to moving to America and undergoing a transformative self-love revolution following her divorce. Lu candidly shares her struggles and triumphs, including dealing with postnatal depression, financial troubles, a self-diagnosed ADHD, and the powerful shift towards embracing authenticity and building community. We...
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#82 Organisational Rebel: Grace Mosuro on Making Inclusion Unavoidable
Women's Business
This week's episode feels special. It feels like one everyone should hear, and in it I speak to Grace Mosuro, an organisational development consultant, inclusion coach, and strategist. Grace shares her compelling journey rooted in her experiences as a black, Nigerian-born, UK-raised woman, touching on her early career, overcoming workplace marginalisation, and her shift towards focusing on diversity and inclusion. We delve into fundamental lessons for founders, the significance of intersectionality, the importance of finding joy in daily life, and how resilience shaped her leadership...
info_outlineIn this episode of Women's Business I meet Nicola Elliott - haver of great name first and foremost, but also founder of NEOM Wellbeing - who discusses the inspiration behind her brand that originated from her own experience with burnout. Nicola shares her journey from working in journalism to becoming an entrepreneur, the deep intent behind the look and feel of the NEOM brand, plus we dive into the challenges of balancing motherhood and business, the different standards we hold working mothers and fathers to, and insights on the importance of flexibility and hybrid working. She also reflects on the role of personal brand in NEOM's success and offers valuable advice for female founders on maintaining well-being and making smart choices in business. A warm and relatable voice who has built a formidable business.
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