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If glimpsing at your bank account sends shivers down your spine – then this episode is your new money mantra. Let's face it, we've all had those sleepless nights over money, done the shame shuffle around business bucks, or even battled the debt-monster.It’s time to change that narrative.Wealth coach, Vangile Makwakwa spills the beans on spotting those sneaky money traumas and how they've been puppeteering our lives and businesses.Money traumas are never about the money She also unveils her own personal financial journey – conquering personal money demons, squashing debt, and now, swooping in to rescue others in the same boat.Time to turn those money woes into WOWs.Vangile Makwakwa is an author, speaker, World Traveler, Founder of Wealthy Money, wealth coach, yogi and a podcast host. Vangile is passionate about helping people heal their ancestral money trauma so they can unlock their inner money guru and thrive.What you will learn:How to start to unlock your personal traumas around moneyWhy understanding

Behind every successful entrepreneur is that one decision, that one defining moment, that changed it all.And many times, we don’t hear about the entrepreneurial challenges, but rather we just see the enormous success via social media or other digital mediums.I had a big vision but no evidence to support it besides my own determination and faith.In this episode, Mirela Sula, an Albanian native left her entire life behind to move to the UK with her son. This leap of faith allowed her to start her dream life from scratch and build an international business that supports women.Mirela is the founder and owner of Global Woman, with an organization of over 100,000 female entrepreneurs. She’s also the owner of five magazines, author of 15 books, leader of 27 clubs around the world.What you will learn:Why Mirela decided to leave her comfortable life and successful career in Albania to start all over from scratch in the UKWhat major shifts allowed her to turn her big dream into realityWhat her key tips are to achi

Many women around the globe act as full or part time caregivers in some capacity and their free labor allows businesses to expand profits and take advantage of their creativity. Often, as a result women are financially dependent and vulnerable.If you do find yourself on the spectrum of vulnerability and financial dependence, know that you are not alone and this problem is a much larger societal problem.It is not only time for unpaid work to be recognized in our society, but also for players at all the levels of our society to share the “caring” burden so that women and all caregivers can have the bandwidth to achieve their own dreams, create their own financial freedom and break the glass ceiling.”But, if you are seeking to grow your own business and earn your own revenue streams– it is possible. There are ways you can empower yourself throughout your entrepreneurial journey in both big and small ways.What you will learn:How I see this societal issue play out in the day-to-day life of women who want to grow a

What exactly is a ‘brand evolution’? Just like a personal evolution, a brand also requires the creator to dig deep and ask the hard questions like:Am I showing up in a way that feels good and is helpful to my audience?Does my design style represent the vibe and vision I want to portray? Is my brand still showcasing my values? In this episode, Sundae Bean uncovers how a brand's evolution directly correlates to one’s willingness to adapt and change to their own world, and to the one around them. “There was enough discomfort and clarity to push me to change.” Sundae takes listeners on her personal brand evolution, providing insights about how to get the most out of the process. She expounds on what true growth might feel like within your body and how to work with it. She also discusses how to collaborate with outside agencies to help you through this journey. Sundae Schneider-Bean is an intercultural strategist, a transformation facilitator, and a solution-oriented coach. She supports in

Building revenue, joy, and balancing your lifestyle? That’s the dream. But, it isn’t always as easy as it looks. Solopreneurs and small business owners alike can quickly get swallowed up by their business, working in it and not on it. To add, as online business owners, it can be difficult to find time for your own self-care when there’s a lot of unknowns.Make your business work around your life, and not the other way around.But, it is possible to create a business that fits into your lifestyle. You just need to be intentional! In this episode I share insights around my business seasons and how I build around those.What you will learn:What trap to avoid as a solo entrepreneur to create a business that works for youHow to proactively align the seasons of your business with your lifestyle and wellbeingThis episode is also available in a blog format:Click here to find the articleResources and inspiration:Listen to episode TN233: Beyond Portable: build a business that is sustainable through any transitionListen to

Podcasts are all the craze these days, but what is the buzz really about? Whether you aren’t sure about podcasting or don’t know where to start, this guide will provide you with all the information you need from the benefits of podcasts to how to produce one on your own. Speaking of benefits, did you know podcasts can: Introduce your brand to new audiences Build relationships with other businesses and customers Establish a strong brand identity Podcasting is an amazing way to connect and build an authentic relationship with your audience.  Regina Larko, is an #impactmaker, Podcaster, TEDx speaker, hopeless Optimist and proud Mum of 3. She is passionate about helping others take advantage of their voice to drive positive change. Regina established her authority in the podcasting world being named, “10 Women who are shaping Hong Kong for the better” and “10 Women who are changing the future of impact in Asia”.  She has not only made her way to the top 5% of 3 mi

Without market research you might find yourself implementing many different strategies with little results.Conducting research is often seen as time consuming or for larger companies with plenty of resources, but with my 7 tips you’ll find yourself with increased visibility and building relationships with long-term clients.There’s a direct correlation between the market research you do and the results you see in your business.You’ll learn exactly where to look to find your dream clients and how to organize and implement the information so that you execute a fruitful marketing strategy.What you will learn:Why market research is essential for the success of your business7 tips to find your ideal clientHow to organize and what to do with the information once you get itThis episode is also available in a blog format:Click here to find the articleResources and inspiration:The simple way to know if your clients will buy before you sellHow to deal with fear of competitionThe magic formula to sell anything witho

Overthinking, comparisons, and fear hold back so many talented entrepreneurs from achieving their business potential. Melissa shares her best tips about dealing with imposter syndrome and how to cultivate a mindset for success.She explains the darkness imposter syndrome can create, the symptoms that might show up as a result of imposter syndrome, and how she herself was able to get out of this dark space.You can’t get rid of imposter syndrome, but you can work with itMelissa Parks is a mindset coach with a PhD in Clinical and Health Psychology. She helps entrepreneurs who want to be highly successful without sacrificing their (mental) health or relationships in the process.She is the co-founder of Location Independent Therapists (LIT) Community, a space for mental health professionals around the world who want support in starting (or growing) their portable business.Melissa is also the host of the Founders’ Fears & Failures podcast, a weekly show dedicated to normalizing discussions about the emotional an

As a service provider - such as a freelancer, expert, consultant or coach, it can be difficult to define your offers effectively, especially when you don’t know in advance what the client needs and how a project will go.However, whether you're just starting your business or have been in the game for a while, it’s important to have complete clarity about what you’re offering. Revising your offers and considering how to deliver them, describe them, and what their key components are, is essential to grow your revenue, position yourself as an expert in your field, and effectively communicate the value of your services to potential clients.Even if each client in your business is different, you need to structure your offers effectively so that you can sell your services with more ease and clarity.In this episode I will share with you how to reflect on your offers and design an effective business model, even if each client and situation is different.While these tips are focused on businesses and self-employed i

What’s stopping you from investing in yourself? For a lot of entrepreneurs, especially women, the hesitation to invest in themselves is surrounded by feelings of guilt. They wouldn’t hesitate to help their family, their kids or friends - so why do so many solopreneurs feel guilty about helping themselves?Emily Rogers shares the frustrations she felt when she was not seeing results in her business and how investing in herself changed everything. She reveals how she made that decision and how she dealt with the feeling of guilt while being intentional through the process.Investing in me and my business was a choice to make myself a priority, but it was also a family decision.Emily also shares her experience working with me as her coach, the reality of her before and after results, and the impact of going from frustration to confidence as she attracted more clients and increased her revenue by 186% in 9 months!Emily Rogers is an award-winning transition and leadership coach. She helps women who want to take the

If you have been thinking of starting your business, launching something new in an existing business or completely pivoting your business into a new direction but struggle to take action for a while now, you might be getting into Analysis Paralysis mode.Being stuck in Analysis Paralysis mode is one of the greatest dangers for solopreneurs and a common obstacle to many people.When you are stuck in Paralysis Analysis mode, there are bigger costs than those you are avoiding whilst waiting for the right answers.Analysis paralysis refers to when people are unable to make a decision or take action because they are overthinking or over-analyzing the situation. In other words, it's a state of being stuck in indecision, often caused by an overwhelming amount of information or options to consider, fear of making the wrong decision, or a lack of confidence in one's ability to make a decision. Analysis paralysis can lead to procrastination, missed opportunities, and decreased productivity.In this episode we’ll discuss ho

Being featured on a podcast is a great way to gain visibility and share your story and expertise. When done well, it’s also an opportunity for listeners who identify with your story, to want to take up your services. But with limited guest spots it can be a challenge to get featured. So how do you get become a podcast guest? You listen to Lou Hamilton! This week she talks about the best way to approach podcast hosts - and it’s not as simple as writing an email. Lou shares her professional tips about what research to do, who to approach and why, plus how to avoid some common mistakes. She also reveals how to be ‘that’ guest who podcasters love to chat to and the ways in which you can have the greatest impact for you, the host and the listeners. Being on a podcast is a privilege - the audience is spending their precious time listening and what you say should be for them. If you’ve ever wanted to be on a podcast, but don’t know where to start, Lou has all the answers you need. Lou Hamilton is the podcast host

Women’s empowerment has been at the core of Tandem Nomads’ mission since it started. Entrepreneurship is indeed one of the most effective tools for women to live up to their full potential and create their own source of financial independence while aligning their business with their priorities in life. The countless women who came before us fought for the privileges we enjoy today, which is why it is our responsibility to live up to our full potential and continue to pave the way for the ones coming after us. In this episode, we look at where we are today regarding women’s rights and opportunities in our society and in our world. What can we celebrate and where do we need to see more progress? We also reflect on what women need today to live up to their full potential. In order to answer these questions, I invited some of the most active members of the Tandem Nomads’ community to share their take and insights on this topic:   Cath Brew is an LGBTQ+ inclusion consultant who supports LGBTQ+ allies

When you work at what you love, it’s easy for burnout to creep up on you. It’s a bit like the ghost at Halloween. You know it’s there, but it’s not until you stare it in the face that it scares you. Entrepreneurs know how to look after themselves, but all too often they ignore the signs that tell them to rest, pull back, or delegate. Burnout then becomes very real and forces them to stop. So how do you prevent burnout from happening? This week, Restorative Movement Specialist, Johdi Woodford shares her unique multidisciplinary approach for preventing burnout. She challenges traditional methods of ‘help’, talks about why our bodies start to become compromised and offers great tips for how to spot your own ‘red flags’ of not coping. Preventing burnout is an intrinsic state of knowing what’s the right thing to do. But most entrepreneurs bypass that because they are too busy and don’t take the time to listen to their body and their intuition. Johdi Woodford is a Restorative Movement Specialist who helps people

Most solopreneurs and small business owners define their yearly revenue goals just by guessing. That’s even if they actually block out time to think about it! They might have an idea about what they could or want to achieve, but without proper planning, they may as well burn their money and waste a lot of energy.To define your revenue goals, you need to know how to calculate them in a way that generates true profit and how to promote the offers to attract the right clients.You are leaving money on the table and even risking your business when you skip planning your expenses, revenue goals and the strategy to reach them.Here are my 4 key steps to help you plan your revenue goals effectively and reach them. This episode is for anyone who doesn’t know where to start with planning their financial goals or who simply needs a fresh approach to look into it.If you have not yet taken the time to plan your revenue goals, this is your chance!What you will learn:The 4 key steps needed to define your revenue goals effect

It’s a common mistake among new and not so new entrepreneurs! – starting your brand with a fancy logo. As an entrepreneur you need to know that it’s so much more than a fancy logo, website and business cards. And if you already have a business and a brand, never stop working on it! It is a continuous effort to make sure that your brand is helping develop the relationship you want with your ideal clients. But also, a strong and impactful brand inspects our personal experiences and goes much further into your customers’ lives than you might first imagine! This week, Brigitte Bojkowszky shares with you her global expertise in how to build and maintain a business brand. She takes you through the essential steps, offers ideas about how to form the right mindset and reveals why you are central to your brand. Brigitte also discusses how to unlock meaningful relationships with your customers, use your brand to create meaning and how to maintain your competitive edge with other business owners. Whether you’re emplo

Before you even try to plan your goals and design an action plan that you’re able to commit to and achieve, you need to answer this question with great clarity: what do you truly want?There are more people than you think who can’t answer this question with certainty. Maybe that is you too? If so, that is ok, because you do not need to stay stuck there anymore.In this episode I will share with you simple tips to dive deeply into yourself to figure it out, and design clear goals that are aligned with who you are and what you truly want to achieve.Deep down your soul knows what you truly want to achieve and what you are capable of. Tune in and listen… without letting all the noise take over your dreams.However, even if you do know what you want, there are so many things that might be stopping you from turning your big why and your goals into reality.We will also discuss how to build a powerful mindset and the confidence you need to get over the obstacles along the journey and commit to your goals.What you will l

People tend to believe that they are either creative or they are not. In reality, we all use creativity every day. It’s a major part of every business solution and forms the basis of many a successful business. This week, Kristina Snyder opens up the concept of creativity to talk about the importance of nurturing your creativity in business for continuous growth. Creativity is all around us. It’s an impulse but it’s also like a muscle that can be nurtured. Kristina shares why it should be a priority in your business and reveals how creativity impacts mental wellbeing, communication and client satisfaction. She also gives tips about how to use creativity to boost energy, get unstuck and find inspiration for your business decisions. Kristina Snyder is the founder and CEO of SNYDER, one of the best known and most well-respected artist representation agencies in the world with offices in the US and the UK. Kristina has used her experience and insight in the field to build a reputation for developing excellence

People joke about the ‘7-year itch’ in romantic relationships and the alleged phase of restless angst, but what about a business relationship?As an entrepreneur we have a business relationship foremost with ourselves. We are the center of our business and therefore at the center of its highlights, challenges and transformations. We can’t separate the two and so when we reach a milestone, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our journey.I am a completely different person than 7 years ago, when I launched Tandem Nomads. My business forced me to grow on a business level but even more on a personal level.I’m proud to say that Tandem Nomads turned 7 in November 2022!I’ve learnt so much along the way and so much has changed since I first started Tandem Nomads. This week’s episode is a retrospective on these past 7 years as I share with you the highlights, challenges, learnings and transformations. You’ll come to understand the power of evolution and pivoting for both you and your clients and how you can make it happ

Tandem Nomads turned 7 on November 2022 and whilst I am the face of Tandem Nomads, no journey happens without people along the way.In challenging times, we notice the support that’s given to us because we need it more than we might sometimes acknowledge. Yet the wins and the celebrations are just as important, as is the everyday consistency of showing up and enabling me to do what I love. It just wouldn’t be possible otherwise.Tandem Nomads would not be where it is without all the people who have been involved in this incredible journey.In this episode I share my gratitude to all the individuals who have been involved in this journey. It’s been quite a ride from inception till now! It’s a real pleasure to share with you all the people who have helped make these 7 years the transformation and success it has been. Be sure to listen in. You might also learn some more about Tandem Nomads through their contribution!This episode is also available in a blog format:Click here to find the articleResources and inspirat