A podcast about makers, artisans, and creators. We dive into their story, how they approach their craft, and the meaning behind the things they make.
Tags: Artisan, craft, creator, entrepreneur, handcrafted products, maker, small businesses, Stories
Stretching A Dollar For Entrepreneurs provides free and low-cost solutions for small businesses and entrepreneurs to do more with less. Lisa Sims, an experienced online educator, founder of The IT Mechanic, speaker, and author of Stretching A Dollar To Save And Make Thousands: An Entrepreneur’s Guide To Doing More With Less along with seven other books, discusses money-saving topics from her book as well as keep listeners abreast of the latest money-saving tips for business success. Whether you are a sole proprietor, infopreneur, small office home office (SOHO), small or medium-sized business, or aspiring entrepreneur, you will learn how to keep more of your cash in your business.
Categories: Business
Tags: author lisa sims, entrepreneurs, saving money, small business association, small businesses, social entrepreneurship, starting a business, starting a small business, stretching a dollar, women entrepreneurs
Welcome to the In Your Hand Podcast hosted by Eric Emerson of In Your Hand Media and Author Bryan Tann. On this podcast you’ll find a mix of conversations that focus on entrepreneurship, small businesses, diy, writing and marketing.
Categories: Business, Technology
Tags: book author, business, consulting, digital marketing, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, marketing, Motivation, self help, small businesses, social media, strategy, web development, writing
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Categories: Business
#HATNOTHATE Founder, Shira E. Blumenthal, talks to people from all walks of life, sharing their stories of how they turned their lemons into lemonade.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: #hatnothate, anti-bullying, Blue, community, emotional, feel-good, hats, kindness, Lemons, mental-health, Personal Stories, small businesses, stories of success
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
The “How I Made It Happen” podcast hosted by Elizabeth Ogabi, founder of For Working Ladies, speaks to phenomenal women who have gone through it all and are willing to share their stories of guts, glories and failures. Every episode will bring you lessons from female founders, innovators and movement makers on what it takes to create a successful career or grow a business. Expect honest, raw conversations, coupled with practical advice. To join the newsletter list sign up at http://www.forworkingladies.com
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Categories: Business
Tags: business, entrepreneurship, female founder, funding, small businesses, tech