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Hustle and Glow Podcast is about the entrepreneurial journey. Being your best self with an online or small business is always challenging and exciting.

In our new unapologetic approach with people, planet, and profit in mind, we discuss social changes affecting the new way of social media marketing.

Together we rise up in empowerment and entrepreneurialism activism.
This is Hustle and Glow with Francesca Alexander

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  • Episode 23: Why ATLAS Coaching Exists

    Episode 23: Why ATLAS Coaching Exists
    Nov 10 2026

    Why ATLAS Coaching Exists

    Sometimes the smartest thing you can do for your business is sit down, exhale, tell the truth and work out what comes next.

    In this episode of Hustle and Glow, Francesca Alexander introduces ATLAS Coaching and the thinking behind it.

    This is not about another dashboard shouting at you to do more.

    It is about creating a calmer, more supportive coaching experience where you can brain dump, see the evidence, understand what is actually happening, and decide what comes next.

    We talk about:

    • why good coaching should feel like catching up with a smart, trusted friend
    • how overwhelm and survival mode affect business decisions
    • why accountability should not feel like detention
    • how visible progress can change the way a client sees themselves
    • why data and emotion both belong in the room
    • how different coaching and leadership lenses can help when you are stuck
    • why the missed task is information, not a moral failure
    • how ATLAS helps clients see where they are, where they have been and where they are going next

    ...............................
    The goal is simple:

    Calm the noise. See where you are. Decide what comes next.

    Join us at Untangle

    Sometimes you do not need another course.

    You need a room, some support, and enough protected time to move one real thing forward.

    Untangle is our working session for women in business, available in Auckland and online.

    Find upcoming sessions here:

    https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/o/hustle-and-glow-network-120728162580

    Find Francesca, Social Global Grind, Hustle and Glow, events and more

    https://www.socialglobalgrind.com/socialglobalgrind-com/francesca

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    19 min
  • Episode 22: Women in Politics: Does It Belong in the Office?

    Episode 22: Women in Politics: Does It Belong in the Office?
    Nov 3 2026
    Women in Politics: Does It Belong in the Office? We are often told there are two things you should never discuss at work. Money. Politics. But for women, those two subjects are already deeply connected to the workplace. In this episode of Hustle and Glow, Francesca Alexander looks at why women’s working lives are already political, whether we acknowledge it or not. We talk about pay, promotion, leadership, maternity, workplace culture, political fluency and why silence is not always neutral. We also unpack the complicated reputation of feminism, the famous “60% versus 100% qualified” hiring claim, and why women should understand what they are giving away before somebody convinces them it is impolite to ask. This episode is not about turning the office into a campaign rally. It is about understanding power. Who gets heard? Who gets promoted? Who gets paid what? Who makes the rules? Who is expected to stay quiet? And what happens when women decide not to. In this episode You’ll hear about: why politics is already present in the workplacehow feminism became harder to talk about than the inequalities it describeswhy pay transparency mattersthe difference between silence and neutralitywhy women’s visibility at work matterswhat political fluency can look like in everyday working lifehow company values are revealed when equality becomes inconvenientwhy asking the question can sometimes be the most important thing you doCompanion article Read the full article on Social Global Grind: https://www.socialglobalgrind.com/women-in-politics-does-it-belong-in-the-office Find Francesca, Social Global Grind, Hustle and Glow, events and more https://www.socialglobalgrind.com/socialglobalgrind-com/francesca If this episode helped you, share it with someone who needs it. That is how good information travels.
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    33 min
  • Episode 21: Día de los Muertos

    Episode 21: Día de los Muertos
    Oct 27 2026

    Before La Catrina became an icon, she was satire. Before Frida Kahlo became a global symbol, she was a woman living inside pain, identity and defiance.

    In this episode of Hustle and Glow, Francesca Alexander explores Día de los Muertos through the women behind the imagery, the families behind the altars, and the quiet work of remembering.

    From José Guadalupe Posada and Diego Rivera to Frida Kahlo, ofrendas, family stories and the women who keep memory alive, this is a reflection on death, identity, ancestry and legacy.

    Because Día de los Muertos is not really about dying.

    It is about relationship.

    It is about who remembers.

    And it asks a beautiful question:

    What of us will remain alive after we are gone?

    Read the full companion article:
    https://www.socialglobalgrind.com/las-mujeres-women-behind-day-of-the-dead

    Find Francesca, Social Global Grind, Hustle and Glow, events and more:
    https://www.socialglobalgrind.com/socialglobalgrind-com/francesca

    If this episode moved you, share it with someone who needs it. That is how good information travels.

    Short promo blurb

    A spoken-word reflection on La Catrina, Frida Kahlo, Día de los Muertos and the women who keep memory alive through food, photographs, stories and ritual.

    Read the full article:
    https://www.socialglobalgrind.com/las-mujeres-women-behind-day-of-the-dead

    Find everything here:
    https://www.socialglobalgrind.com/socialglobalgrind-com/francesca
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    21 min
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