In business (and in content) what works one month, won't always serve you in the next.

In this episode of Being A Business Owner, I'm sharing why I'm reshaping the podcast format to better reflect where I'm at in my business journey, and why taking space this summer is an intentional move, not just a break for the sake of it.

This isn't just about schedules or structure...it's about energy, alignment, and making decisions that feel good for you, not just your audience.

I'll be chatting more about;

• Why I'm switching to short, weekly solo episodes (with bonus guest episodes)
• The value of pausing during busy seasons, especially if you're juggling work and life
• How I've outgrown certain formats and what I'm leaning into now
• Why honouring your own pace is a power move, not a weakness

If you're in a ​place of rethinking, reshaping, or simplifying, this episode will remind you that evolution is part of the job and there's real strength in slowing down to realign.

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It's everywhere....ChatGPT, Copilot, Canva's Magic Write…AI is no longer just a buzzword; it's creeping into how we write, plan, design, and do business.

But how are we really feeling about it?

In this episode, I'm diving into the real talk around artificial intelligence. Not just the tools, but the fears, the overwhelm, and the big opportunities it brings for business owners.

This isn't a tech tutorial. It's a conversation about adapting, staying curious, and being intentional with how we move forward.

I'm sharing:

• Why AI can feel overwhelming (and what to do when it does)

• The balance between embracing innovation and sticking to your values

• How I'm personally using tools like ChatGPT to boost creativity, not just save time

• What to consider before relying too heavily on AI in your content

• Why your mindset (not the tech) determines whether AI helps or hinders your business

So if you're feeling like AI is everywhere and you're not sure whether to lean in or run away, this episode will help you reframe your approach and feel more in control.

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What does it really look like to build a business that works for your life, not the other way around?

In this episode, I'm joined by Kate Brooks, equestrian coach turned driving instructor, outdoor adventurer, and long-time friend. She's spent the last 25+ years building a business that fits around family life, personal values, and (most importantly) her own definition of success.

From freelance beginnings and accidental self-employment to finding her sweet spot with strong boundaries and a four-day workweek, Kate's story is a reminder that bigger isn't always better and that keeping things simple can be a power move.

We're diving into:

• How a shift in family priorities led to a career pivot (and a surprising new passion)

• What people really misunderstand about being self-employed

• Pricing fairly without penalising people who can't pay upfront

• The emotional side of teaching (and what no one tells you about failed driving tests)

• Why admin time and emotional labour count—even if you're not paid for them

• Building boundaries, managing your energy, and being mentally present for the people that matter

• Making space for joy outside of business (and what she's learned from walking solo as a woman)

This one's warm, honest, and full of grounded perspective for anyone who's choosing a business that works with their life...not one that runs over it.

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