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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You know that feeling when you've finally got your business systems working...and then the software company gets bought out? Or goes under? Or completely changes everything you relied on?

It's happened to me three times now. And honestly, I'm tired of rebuilding the same processes over and over again just because I can't control what happens to the tools I'm using.

But the problem isn't just picking the "right" software.

It's about building systems that can actually survive when things change...because they will!

In this episode, I'm sharing what I'm doing differently this time around and why I think we need to stop thinking about "where we spend our time" and start thinking about "where we spend our attention."

I'll be covering:

• Why your business processes need to survive software changes

• The difference between spending time vs. spending attention

• What "staying in your lane" actually looks like in practice (because it's harder than it sounds)

• How to create a central place for all your processes so your team can actually find them

• The real reason most business processes fail (it's not about the software)

So if you're tired of rebuilding the same systems every time something changes, or if you're running a business that feels like it's held together with digital duct tape, this episode will help you build something more sustainable.

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What happens when you stop building for someone else and finally take the leap for yourself?

In this episode, I'm joined by Olya Grovel (a growth consultant turned founder) who's right in the middle of that messy, brave, and transformational journey.

After years scaling startups behind the scenes, she's now building her own AI-powered product and facing all the mindset shifts, habit rewiring, and emotional rollercoasters that come with it.

We're diving into:

• The identity shift from being "the right-hand" to calling the shots

• Why working for yourself shines a harsh light on your habits

• Balancing ambition with reality (especially when you've got young kids)

• What most influencers don't tell you about building a business online

• The dangers of hustle hype, engagement pods, and recycled Stripe screenshots

• The power, and chaos, of building in the AI space

• Why defining your runway (financial and emotional) is crucial before going solo

If you've ever felt torn between comfort and calling, this one's for you!

We're ditching the Instagram gloss and getting real about what it means to step out of the shadows and build something that's fully your own.

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Most of us didn't start our business with a perfect system in place.

We figured it out as we went. We Googled the gaps. We made it work.

But at a certain point, those short-term fixes start to catch up with you.

In this episode, I'm talking about the stage no one prepares you for: when things are working, but still feel way too fragile. When you're not trying to get clients anymore, but you are trying to stop everything from falling through the cracks.

I'll be covering:

• What happens when your business grows faster than your systems

• Why "it's fine for now" isn't fine for the future

• How to stop patching problems and start building properly

• The mindset shift from reacting to restructuring

• What a sustainable business actually looks like behind the scenes

So if you're running a business that looks successful on the outside but feels messy underneath, then this episode is your starting point for building something stronger.

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Transitioning from a traditional service-based career to the online world isn't without its challenges, but it can lead to incredible opportunities.

In this episode, I sit down with Leah, an expert in the hair and beauty industry, to discuss her journey from working as a hair stylist to becoming an online educator.

Leah's story is about more than just making a career change; it's about evolving and adapting every step of the way.

We dive into how she's embraced ongoing learning, faced the challenges of shifting from a traditional service to an online space, and how setting boundaries has helped her strike a balance between professional growth and personal well-being.

We'll be talking more about:

• Leah's early start in the hair and beauty world and how it shaped her career.

• The big leap from face-to-face client work to launching online courses.

• Why setting boundaries is crucial for business success...and your sanity.

• The importance of never stopping learning, no matter how experienced you are.

• Juggling business growth with family life (the highs, the lows, and everything in between)

• Creating a unique, multicultural hair extension course with a holistic focus.

• Real talk on the toughest days and the biggest wins when running your own business.

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Running a business when everything feels more expensive is tough, and if you're feeling the pinch right now...you're not alone.

In this episode, we're pulling back the curtain on what it really looks like to navigate the cost-of-living crisis while building a stronger, more sustainable business behind the scenes.

From the challenges of delegation and streamlining systems, to redefining what "work-life balance" actually means, this one's for anyone wondering how to keep their business profitable when costs keep rising.

We'll be diving into:

✅ The operational shifts I've made to stop being the bottleneck in my business

✅ Why I'm unapologetically working on what matters, even if it's not shiny or shareable

✅ My hot take on loving the grind (and why that's not a bad thing)

✅ The importance of building a profitable business from the ground up

✅ How staying legally sound in business is your ultimate peace of mind

This episode is a mix of personal reflections, practical insight, and a few juicy stories that remind us: growth isn't always glamorous, but it's always worth it.

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