Magnifeco radio is a series of frank and intimate conversations hosted by Kate Black, author and founder of magnifeco.com. Each week Kate chats with designers, makers and sustainable leaders about their path and motivation plus the latest in ethical fashion, clean beauty and sustainable living.
Tags: clean beauty, entrepreneurs, ethical fashion, sheboss, small business, sustainable living, women
Welcome to Life with Amy & Jordan, an educational podcast for people who want to enrich their lives by making small decisions that lead to great outcomes.
Married for over ten years, Amy and Jordan Demos know what it means to struggle and succeed. Originally elementary school teachers, they built a photography business from the ground up, turned it into one of the most successful in the industry, and have since taught hundreds of thousands of online students how to succeed, too.
In this podcast, they share their personal secrets and life strategies –– in marriage, business, faith, finances, time management and personal growth –– to help YOU live the best version of your life, one intentional choice at a time, because Amy and Jordan believe that success isn’t for the chosen few. It’s for those who choose.
For more information, visit amyandjordan.com/podcast
Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: business, faith, family, Finance, marriage, personal growth, relationships, small business, success
People all over the world are turning to YouTube to learn everything from how to make sourdough bread to how to change a tire. But how much do you really know about how YouTube works? How do creators make money? And what does it take to go from recording in your living room to turning your passion into a lucrative business? Join host Brittany Luse as we explore all of that and more in YouTube’s The Upload: The Rise of the Creator Economy. The Upload is a YouTube podcast produced in partnership with National Public Media.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: business, creator, creator economy, economy, entrepreneur, small business, upload, video, youtube
Whether you work for yourself, or by yourself, the Solo Collective is here to make things a little bit easier. Working alone can be hard, and comes with its own challenges. The Solo Collective is a podcast about dealing with those challenges: we want to make solo working better for everyone.
Hosted by Rebecca Seal, the bestselling author of ‘Solo – How to Work Alone and Not Lose Your Mind’, the Solo Collective is a podcast series is designed to help solitary workers do so happily.
Now on season three, Rebecca has spoken to experts and well-known solo workers from around the world, to find out how we can all thrive while working alone. Previous guests include Dr Laurie Santos (from Yale and host of The Happiness Lab podcast), Emma Gannon (host of Ctrl-Alt-Delete podcast), Henry Holland (Fashion Designer), Bruce Daisley (work expert and host of Eat Sleep Work Repeat), Shahroo Izadi (behaviour change expert and author of the Kindness Method), and Anna Sale (host of the award-winning podcast Death, Sex and Money and author of Let’s Talk About Hard Things).
The new six-part season will feature conversations with the writer Oliver Burkeman (Author of Four Thousand Weeks: Time and How To Use It) and Madeleine Dore (from Extraordinary Routines and author of I Didn’t Do The Thing Today) among others.
We cover everything from anxiety to imposter syndrome, money to home-office design, productivity myths to how to take work less seriously, networking to how to cope with work when your family are all in the building too. We’re glad to have you here with us.
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Categories: Business, Health & Fitness
Tags: Bruce Daisley, entrepreneurship, freelance, freelancing, Henry Holland, Laurie Santos, Oliver Burkeman, remote work, self-employed, self-employment, small business, small businesses, wfh, work, Work From Home
No sugar-coating, no fluff – just real conversations that matter. The She Leads Podcast features raw, unfiltered stories from visionary women who see the future and who’ve been bold enough to break the mold and re-write the rules. Each episode amplifies diverse voices with powerful missions, giving women the platform they deserve while delivering actionable insights you won’t find in business textbooks. Join host Adrienne Garland, MBA, Professor, Entrepreneur for the straight talk about entrepreneurship that other business podcasts are afraid to have.
Categories: Business
Tags: advice, entrepreneur, Executive, female founder, guide for leaders, leader, small business, women, women entrepreneurs
How do I bring my great toy ideas to life? How do I get my concepts in front of BIG toy companies like Hasbro, Mattel, and Goliath Games? Where should I go to create my own prototypes and how much should they cost? Is my only manufacturing option in China? These are just a few of the questions that will be answered on this weekly podcast, Making It In The Toy Industry. In addition to mini toy masterclasses, and step-by-step guides, each episode is designed to help you take immediate action toward developing, presenting, licensing, and producing your next big toy idea. Learn the invaluable how-to’s like, finding a factory for production, negotiating costs, and industry-proven sales techniques so that you can turn your toy dreams into a reality. | Brought to you by thetoycoach.com |
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: entrepreneur, fit toy design, how to design a toy, how to make a toy, make my own dolls, making it in the toy industry, small business, toy design, toy industry
Were here to discuss the entire beauty industry, entrepreneurship, social media, branding, and living your life while being completely responsible for your own paycheck! We can’t wait to chat about the pros and cons, share tips and tricks, and have so many friends from different worlds on to discuss their struggles and routines that made them who they are today. Were keeping it real, and getting to where we want to be.Xo, TwosomeYou can find us on IG: @twosome_podcastCarol: @lashchance__Vanessa: @outlashartistry
Tags: beauty, beauty business, Branding, entrepreneur, lash artist, lash chance, lash education, lash training, lashchance, outlash, outlashartistry, self care, small business, social media
Welcome to The Six Figure Mom Podcast! An all access pass to the success stories of mompreneurs who are pushing the boundaries of what is possible in life and business. Join Erin E Hooley, single mother of six as well as CEO and Founder of multi-million dollar e-commerce children’s clothing line, Bailey’s Blossoms to learn how to scale your business by leveraging the power of social media and the art of true connection. The Six Figure Mom is for the entrepreneur looking for tried and true tips and tricks for leveraging social media marketing techniques, growing your audience, maximizing online sales potential, motherhood, and SO much more! The only limitations that matter are the ones you put on yourself, the best time to start is NOW. Success is closer than you think- let’s reach it.
Categories: Business
Tags: business coaching, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, life coaching, marketing, mompreneur, mompreneurship, online business, personal development, small business, social media, social media marketing
The #ColoradoLife travel podcast is for natives and newcomers who want to explore this beautiful state like a local. Ryan, born and raised in CO, and Carrie, a Texas transplant, are a husband and wife team who have fun in the Centennial State! Together, they’ve lived in all three major cities along the Rocky Mountains — from Denver to Boulder, they now reside in The Springs. Their goal with the Hashtag Colorado Life podcast is to inspire you to get outside, connect with local business owners, discover local food, and enjoy accessible adventures. You’ll discover the best destinations, things to do, places to eat, and all around living for this great square state, as told from the perspective of both a local and a newbie. Whether you’re just visiting, or a long-time resident, you can create an amazing bucket list of what to do and where to go in Colorado.
Categories: Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: Adventure, Colorado, Food, local, small business, travel
Real Tax News – People Need to Know
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Knowledge Bureau is a certified, post-secondary institution which provides business and financial education to individuals, professionals and workplaces, leading to verifiable and specialized credentials. KB was established in 2003 by Founder and President Evelyn Jacks, an award winning entrepreneur, financial educator and best-selling tax and financial author.
Knowledge Bureau also confers continuing education credit hours to professionals from a broad spectrum of industries, for the purposes of their continuing professional development requirements. Some of these programs may also be accredited by other third parties, including national organizations, regulators and associations.
Finally, we provide “Education as a Service”: curriculum design, development, publishing and instructional delivery for professional development objectives in small, medium and large businesses.
Visit us at learn.knowledgebureau.com
Tags: business, canada, canadian, Education, Finance, Income, knowledge, Money, Retirement, small business, tax, Tax Tips
The We Got You Podcast, curated for wedding photographers and videographers, dives deep into the strategies and tactics to transition a side hustle in the wedding industry into a thriving full-time career, hosted by Emma K Films and Hannah Brooke Photography. Covering a variety of topics from both the hosts’ firsthand experiences and reputable guest speakers’ insights crucial for business growth, they explore the art of marketing within your niche, discussing effective ways to attract and retain clients, leverage social media, build a strong online presence, and so much more. Emma and Hannah don’t shy away from discussing the challenges of the wedding industry and offer realistic solutions to navigate them successfully. They emphasize the importance of networking, establishing meaningful relationships with clients, and continuously honing one’s craft to stand out in a competitive market. Their podcast serves as a comprehensive guide, empowering aspiring and established wedding photographers and videographers with the knowledge and motivation needed to turn their passion into a thriving and sustainable business career.
Categories: Business
Tags: business education, entrepreneurship, female owned, photographer, photography, photography tips, podcast education, small business, videographer, videographer tips, videography, wedding, wedding business, wedding photography, wedding planner, wedding videography
Through storytelling, receive guidance and direction for your business from DFW community leaders
Categories: Business, Music, TV & Film
Tags: community, dallas independent business, dallas local businesses, dallas local talent, dallas podcasts, entrepreneurship, female entrepreneurship, small business
Photo Entrepreneur Tristan Duplichain enjoys talking about what it takes when running a business, juggling every day life and time management when it comes to persuring a side hustle. Every idea has been taken and redone, we are just reinventing the wheel.
Tags: business, interviews with business owners, marketing, photography, small business
Welcome to the I Fired My Boss Franchise podcast, hosted by Dan Claps and Christian Dadulak. Dan Claps is the founder and CEO of Franchise Playbook, a franchise or platform that creates, owns and operates dynamic franchise brands in the mobile services space. His life’s goal is to help people just like you fire their boss and become a business owner. Christian Dadulak is a top franchise consultant and co-founder of Real Franchising, a leading franchise consulting firm. And together they’re on a mission to help people fire their boss, hire themselves, and live the American dream through franchise ownership.
Categories: Business
Tags: business, business empires, entrepreneurship, franchise, franchise consulting, franchising, investing, small business
The Douglas Design District is located in Wichita, Kansas along the renowned Douglas Avenue on a 3-mile stretch that springs from the heart of the city’s Downtown area, through Uptown and ends just East of Oliver Street. The DDD has over 300 locally owned businesses where you can shop, live and dine by design. This podcast serves to inform its listeners of happenings in the DDD, new developments, events and more!
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Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: business, city pride, Culture, Douglas Avenue, Douglas Design District, kansas, small business, Wichita
Welcome to The Best of LKN podcast! Here you’ll find a collection of interviews with the owners of Lake Norman’s favorite businesses. Small business is the heart and soul of a community, and The Best of LKN is here to shine a spotlight on the small businesses that are making the biggest impact here in the Lake Norman region of North Carolina.In addition to featuring exceptional small business owners, we’ll also be interviewing the most influential professionals that serve the LKN community. From bankers and realtors, to teachers and coaches, we look forward to introducing you to the best Lake Norman has to offer!We hope you enjoy these episodes. Thank you for following The Best of LKN!
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: Charlotte, entrepreneur, Lake Norman, marketing, NASCAR, north carolina, real estate, small business
Join host Kate Vriner, Vice President and Senior Broker of Sunbelt Business Advisors of Southwest Ohio and Founder of X-IT Advisors, as she interviews business owners and advisors on key topics, including mistakes that were made along the way, that will help you have the most successful transition possible.
Categories: Business
Tags: business, Business Advisor, Business Broker, business owner, exit planning, Exit Strategy Planning, small business, Transition Services
Meet intrepid entrepreneurs from Africa and South Asia, hear their stories of trial & triumph, and gain insights and guidance from Stanford University faculty and global business experts on how to transform today’s challenges into tomorrow’s opportunities.
From securing investment and planning family succession, to mindful leadership and managing in adversity, you’ll learn firsthand from entrepreneurs and experts on how to develop the grit you need to grow your business — in times of crisis and calm. Walk away with actionable information, new perspectives, and fresh inspiration to take your business to the next level.
Listeners can also take a deep dive into entrepreneurship with masterclass episodes featuring interviews with Stanford faculty and global experts. It’s a unique opportunity to hear about cutting-edge research, get practical business tips, and learn proven leadership strategies from some of the world’s leading thinkers and practitioners.
Grit & Growth is brought to you by Stanford Seed, a Stanford Graduate School of Business-led initiative that partners with entrepreneurs in emerging markets to build thriving enterprises that transform lives.
About The Host:
Darius Teter is executive director of Stanford Seed, a Stanford Graduate School of Business-led initiative that partners with entrepreneurs in emerging markets to build thriving enterprises that transform lives. Darius has held leadership positions at Oxfam America, the Asian Development Bank and with the US Government where his experience included advising governments on economic policy, developing human rights programming, and financing infrastructure megaprojects across Africa, Asia and Latin America. All the while, he remained intrigued by the human experience and our universal drive towards growth and prosperity.
Categories: Business
Tags: accelerator, africa, angel investor, Asia, black entrepreneur, black women in business, business, business education, Business News, business rockstars, business scaling, business school, Business Strategy, economics, entrepreneur, entrepreneurial DNA, entrepreneurship, entreprenuership, family business, female entrepreneur, growth, growth mindset, incubator, India, investing, investment, raising capital, small business, social entrepreneur, south asia, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Stanford Seed, Stanford Unviersity, start-up, startup businesses, women in business
What one man can do, you can do as well…but you’ve got to have the proper know-how and help from your friends! You can, man.™ is all about the DIY spirit from home and auto repair and maintenance, to small and huge renovations alike, to entrepreneurship and lots in between. We think tackling projects leads to more confidence and success in all areas of life.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: business, business owner, Car Repair, Cars, DIY, do it yourself, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, fix it, fixer upper, home, home repair, Homeowner, how to, Man, men, small business
This is a conversation about the journey to entrepreneurial success. As we struggle to remember our why in the wake of a last challenge or to champion a success that we may have overlooked, we speak with successful entrepreneurs and the journey that has brought them here.
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: adriana, after my last setback, business, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, Motivation, setback, small business, small business owner