“I’m not into the fearless thing. I don’t think that exists. You can fear, comma, less, but you can’t be fearless.” Kate Swoboda, aka Kate Courageous, started out as a life coach but found herself consumed by the question of courage. Kate’s work and our conversation in this episode looks at courage as it relates to
“If you’ve got an intention, it’s so much easier” Bronte’s instagram | website (her instagram advice is awesome!) | book photography business | Twitter Do you ever feel like you’ve missed the boat on Instagram? 21-year-old Bronte Huskinson has grown her account from 0 to over 30k since early 2017, leading to a book photography business,
“Creativity and clarity comes up much easier when you’re not trying to do it.” My guest’s voice might be familiar to some of you. Andrew Johnson has built an empire of apps, combining his background as a clinical hypnotherapist with his love of tech and self proclaimed “Apple fanboy” interests. His soft Scottish accent has
“You can’t underestimate the power of human connection and how you make people feel.” Samantha Kelly is an Irish entrepreneur, TED X speaker and Twitter expert. Her first business was creating a pack for girls beginning their period – a brave step in Ireland, where conservative religious values around women’s sexual health often still
Betty Magazine online | Instagram | Podcast | Twitter | Facebook “The more mundane my Stories, the more replies I get.” Charlotte Jacklin took the decision in 2017 to take Betty Magazine from a print publication to an online brand. We talk about jumping before being pushed, being totally unglam on Instagram Stories and the surprising
Beth’s blog | Instagram | Retreats | Pinterest “I built my career around my weaknesses. I created a career where the only person who can fire me is me.” If you’ve ever spent any time on Pinterest, Instagram or reading recipe blogs, you’re probably familiar with Beth Kirby’s work. What you might not realise is
“We’ve all got things we were good at as children that we’ve forgotten about” My guest this week is author and broadcaster Emma Gannon, who has used the internet as a springboard to multi-hyphenated success. Emma’s written for every major publication going. Her first book, Ctrl Alt Delete came out in 2016 to much critical
“It is not a social media platform at the end of the day – it is a search engine.” This week I chat with metalsmith and fellow digital marketing nerd Megan Auman. Pinterest is far and away the number one traffic referrer for Megan’s jewellery business – so much so that she’s gone on to
“We think our worth is from how hard we burn ourselves into the ground” This week I caught up with my friend and creative coach Jen Carrington for one of the whirlwind conversations we always have when we’re together. We both talk fast and dive into tangents, so this is a much more informal natter