Why should you listen to this episode and who is it for?

* Are you a start-up, do you have a start-up idea?

* established entrepreneur but lost clarity and focus?

* serial entrepreneur and feel as if you have your head is in the clouds....or sand?

* Are you a business owner who wishes to connect with positively motivated and heart-centred leaders?

Hey its Ana here and I'm excited to share the next episode of the Entrepreneur in Flow Podcast where I interview accomplished entrepreneur, Jack Persey, founder of Autoaccessory Uk and Law undergraduate at the University of Portsmouth

Jack Started a business in steering wheel wraps during his law degree with £300.00 in year 2 of his studies at the University of Portsmouth. During his industry sandwich year, he managed to establish and develop his business.

Autoaccessorise UK produces made-to-measure steering wheel wraps for the hot hatch market and fits them directly to the client's vehicle at their own premises.

Jack Persey identified a gap in the market for vehicles in the medium price market which could not purchase the steering wheel wraps at a lower cost point than that offered for more luxury cars.

In his first year of Autoassesssory Uk he achieved £70k in sales and began turning a profit in his first year.

Jack is an outstanding young entrepreneur, he Jack believes in the power of exceptional client servicing and ensuring his customers have an all-round superb experience.

·       Market research

·        Upselling

·        Product development

·        Driving efficiency within the business product range

·        Point of messaging/ social virility

·        Importance of emotional wellbeing

Having supportive family, partner/ best friends,

·        Starting a business means you have to accept a very steep learning curve

·        Be ready for a roller-coaster of emotions.

·        Growth Mindset, author Carol Dweck

·        Building Grit, Angela Duckworth

·        Time Management, Focus and Clarity are paramount to getting forward with larger strides

·        The power of maintaining good relationships

·        Learning hard lessons from challenges that mould you into a better gritty business person

Key entrepreneur tips from this episode:-

1. Just Do it!

2. Don’t be afraid to mess up, it happens.

3. Examine the people around you, they are your influencers

4. Work harder than those surrounding you. Maintain an Edge…

5. Show Fortitude, and courage and let go of negativity go. Get On and Move on.

If you are interested in finding out more Jacks's website is www.autoaccesoryuk.com

I hope you take away golden nuggets of information and helpful tips from this podcast episode.

Why should you listen to this episode and who is it for?Are you an established business owner but lost focus and need to hear fresh perspectives?

Do you relate...?

* Are you a start-up, do you have a start-up idea?

* established entrepreneur but lost clarity and focus?

* serial entrepreneur and feel as if you have your head is in the clouds....or sand?

* Are you a business owner who wishes to connect with positively motivated and heart-centred leaders?

Hey its Ana here and I'm excited to share the next episode of the Entrepreneur in Flow Podcast where I interview accomplished entrepreneur, Andrew David

founder of Methodworks Production Ltd. Film & Video Production.

Initially studying all of the Sciences at college,  Andrew made a radical decision to drop out to reconsider his life's journey. He returned a year later and took Media Studies to embark on a path towards film production, believing that visual communication is a powerful tool that will continue to grow and expand. 

The name and phrase of Methodworks was coined at the turn of the century as a guise for a project he was working on as part of his coursework. There was yet an indication of something bigger on the horizon yet the process of creating the name (which was more than just a name) was fundamental in seeding what would later become a deep philosophy. Following five years at college, Andrew began visualizing the company whilst studying a Bachelor of Arts in Film and Video Production at University.
He understood the importance of organization and communication in both the creative and business processes and through freelance work, often noticed how companies were missing these important yet fundamental elements by simply not having the aligned methods and systems in place both internally and externally to the business. 

He also noticed that a lot of established companies had lost sight of their own original purpose, what once made them unique, they'd lost their own vision. This sparked the birth of the Method.

The name and phrase of Methodworks was coined at the turn of the century as a guise for a project he was working on as part of his coursework. There was yet an indication of something bigger on the horizon yet the process of creating the name (which was more than just a name) was fundamental in seeding what would later become a deep philosophy.

 Continuing his studies with a Masters in Real Time Media Broadcasting, following his graduation, Andrew found a job in media research and so began building the foundations of the business whilst maintaining a full-time job.

 He borrowed money from a friend to purchase a professional broadcast camera, and from his bedroom with nothing more than a laptop and the Internet, he began freelancing and building the companies systems, drafting documents and creating a portfolio of work in the evenings and at weekends. As the philosophy began forming, branding became essential to identify the independent films Andrew was producing at University. The first logo, incorporating the name of the company, was to look like handwritten chalk on a chalkboard, with the joining of the M and W to represent the flow of energy or the journey of production.

Are you an established business owner but lost focus?

Ana Business Mentor Introduction

Hey its Ana here and I'm excited to share the next episode of the Entrepreneur in Flow Podcast where I interview accomplished serial entrepreneur Richard Evans founder of The Profs

The Profs’ is committed to bringing together the most talented educators globally in order to provide personalised academic support for students of all levels, no matter their educational needs. Founder Richard Evans, whilst studying at university, sensed a gap in the market for the type of quality, bespoke academic guidance and tuition that he desired. He brought together five tutors who shared his vision and The Profs was born and have worked with over 400 academics who have helped 2500 students in subjects as diverse as econometrics, epidemiology and veterinary sciences.  Providing private tuition of the highest quality remains their core business, and services have expanded to include educational consultancy and university application advice for international students, bespoke professional and corporate education, online tuition to students globally, and even the development and the commercialisation of cutting-edge software Bitpaper to do this.

 Richard was a private tutor during his university days and wanted to be a lawyer banker consultant. He fell in love with tutoring and teaching students.

 Quote, ‘What I do is very different to what I used to do. Then I was travelling from house to house doing tutoring. Spending a lot of time on the underground.

The power of the right amount of market research.

‘Mis-step’ vs mistakes every mistake is actually a ‘mis-step’.

Create a demand-focused business

Does anyone care enough to pay?

Is there enough people that care to pay?

Disrupting: (a less good product which is cheaper)

Innovating: A better quality product with a higher price is innovating.

3 top tips:-

Energy comes from you and you have to manage it.

Be around positive people.

Take unlimited holidays

Enjoy your job and inject your top energy into the business.

Build an authentic business which you enjoy.

Remind your internal team about your success stories as well as your external audiences.

Ensure your successes are shared at every level.

Teambuilding

Incentivise your team

Clear targets

Celebrate your successes

Be target driven

Share in successes

Top tips :

1.   Balancing your energy

2.   Surround yourself with positive people

3.   Take unlimited holidays

4.   Look after yourself-health

5.   Invest in yourself-training/mentors

  Here are the links to the full podcast

Why should you listen to this episode and who is it for?

Business Mentor Ana interviews motor industry entrepreneur Akash Cheeda about the power of research, industry knowledge, power of mentoring, adaptability, perseverance, trust in the process & patience.

Do you relate...?

* Are you a start-up, do you have a start-up idea?

* established entrepreneur but lost clarity and focus?

* serial entrepreneur and feel as if you have your head in the clouds....or sand?

* Are you a business owner who wishes to connect with positively motivated and heart-centred leaders?

Ana's introduction

Owning and running your own business can be uncertain, frightening, hectic, as well as vibrant, exciting and fulfilling all at the same time. Whatever you experience, becoming an entrepreneur is most definitely a journey worth taking. My name is Ana Ambika. Your educator, business mentor, serial entrepreneur and lover of nature, yoga and climbing mountains, and your host of these vibrant channel entrepreneurs in flow. As a serial entrepreneur, mother and wife, I've experienced over 25 years of those daily struggles and the turns you have to take on the entrepreneur's journey to keep in flow. I want to bring you to a place where you hear from me and other inspirational entrepreneurs about their journey to the success that they have created. This channel is a place for you to feel energised, empowered and encouraged, and also learn about the real entrepreneur business challenges, strategies and lessons that helped to positively grow the entrepreneurial mindset. From the offline success stories to the online tech triumphs. I want you to hear the journeys and paths of all walks of entrepreneurs, whether they are on or offline social media. I know you feel empowered, encouraged and on fire for the things you need to do and learn. So this is most definitely the podcast time well invested in your busy entrepreneurial day and as your business mentor, I'm really excited to support you on your journey.

Hey, it's Ana here from Entrepreneurs in Flow. In this episode, I am delighted to interview the founder of Marc Brunel Recruitment UK and US Divisions Ltd, co-founder of Stuttgart Legends Ltd, and passionate classic car enthusiast.

Akash Cheeda is an accomplished inspiring talented entrepreneur and I have known him as a client of Hi-Juice Business Mentors. He is diligent and honest in his business conduct and I admire his passion centric way he drives his life in the motor industry.

If we could all do what we love then every day will never be a day of work and we will be inflow and 100% in every time of our lives. This is one of the mantras Akash lives by and I am proud to have him as a client and learn more about his business knowledge and successes.

In this interview, Akash talks openly about the challenges he came up against when he was setting up Marc Brunel Ltd. He saw how important it was to have firsthand industry knowledge as he was employed as a recruitment consultant, got to know the ropes of the business and then got the mindset positive power to set up a consultancy himself.

Akash recognised that the key areas of growth and key learnings are from the deeper challenges and adopting a growth mindset, building 'grit' and asking for help is the path to entrepreneurial success.

He talks about the tips and advice she would give other entrepreneurs entering the recruitment and motor industry.

Akash's top tips for entrepreneurial success are

I am very excited to share this interview with you as there are numerous mindset hacks you can benefit from by listening to Akash's journey.

https://marcbrunel.com/

https://stuttgartlegends.com/

⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcbrunel/ ⁠

⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/marc-brunel-recruitment/⁠

Enjoy, Ana :))

Welcome to the Entrepreneurs in Flow podcast. Owning and running your own business can be uncertain, frightening, hectic, as well as vibrant, exciting and fulfilling all at the same time. Whatever you experience, becoming an entrepreneur is most definitely a journey worth taking. My name is Ana Ambika. Your educator, business mentor, serial entrepreneur and lover of nature, yoga and climbing mountains, and your host of these vibrant channel entrepreneurs in flow. As a serial entrepreneur, mother and wife, I've experienced over 25 years of those daily struggles and the turns you have to take on the entrepreneur's journey to keep in flow. I want to bring you to a place where you hear from me and other inspirational entrepreneurs about their journey to the success that they have created. This channel is a place for you to feel energised, empowered and encouraged, and also learn about the real entrepreneur business challenges, strategies and lessons that helped to positively grow the entrepreneurial mindset. From the offline success stories to the online tech triumphs. I want you to hear the journeys and paths of all walks of entrepreneurs, whether they are on or offline social media. I know you feel empowered, encouraged and on fire for the things you need to do and learn. So this is most definitely the podcast time well invested in your busy entrepreneurial day and as your business mentor, I'm really excited to support you on your journey.

Hey, it's Ana here from Entrepreneurs in Flow. In this episode, I am delighted to interview the founder of Thurrock Tuition, Exam Success Tuition, Lady Sholz Digital Place and Raising Successful Children with Shola Alabi.

Shola Alabi is a multi-talented entrepreneur and I have known her for over 18 years as an exceptional Education Expert, Digital Business Owner & Mentor she is busy helping everyday people start successful online businesses & help parents raise successful children.

In this interview, Shola talks openly and humbly about her first business as a franchise director for Kip McGrath education centres. She talks about the business start-up concerns, the challenges, the path she took, and the mistakes she made. Having an initial franchise structure meant she got a great deal of support and advice. She talks about raising finance, the challenges of bringing up a young family with children and how being an entrepreneur meant she had the freedom and flexibility to work hard to earn a great income but on her own terms.

Shola recognised the key areas of growth and key learnings are from the deeper challenges and adopting a growth mindset and asking for help is the path to entrepreneurial success.

She talks about the tips and advice she would give other entrepreneurs entering the education and digital industry.

I am very excited to share this interview with you as there are many mindset hacks you can benefit from by listening to Shola's journey.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/shola-alabi-mta-17a71235/

http://www.examsuccesseducation.com/

https://www.thurrocktuition.com/

Enjoy, Ana :))

Welcome to the Entrepreneurs in Flow podcast. Owning and running your own business can be uncertain, frightening, and hectic as well as vibrant, exciting, and fulfilling all at the same time. Whatever you experience becoming an entrepreneur is most definitely a journey worth taking.

My name is Ana Ambika your educator, Business mentor, serial entrepreneur, and lover of nature, yoga, and climbing mountains and your host of this vibrant channel, Entrepreneurs in Flow.

As a serial entrepreneur, mother, and wife, I have experienced over 25 years of those daily struggles and the turns you have to take on the entrepreneur's journey to keep in flow. I want to bring you to a place where you hear from me and other inspirational entrepreneurs about their journey to the success they have created. This channel is a place for you to feel energized, empowered, and encouraged and also learn about real entrepreneur business challenges, strategies, and lessons that helped to positively grow the entrepreneurial mindset. From the offline success stories to the online tech triumphs. I want you to hear the journeys and paths of all walks of entrepreneurs whether they are ON or OFFLINE social media.

I know you feel empowered, encouraged, and on fire for the things you need to do and learn, so this is most definitely the podcast time well invested in your busy entrepreneurial day. As your business mentor, I am really excited to support you on your journey.

Have an awesome week and I urge you to accept my invitation to listen to the next episode of the Entrepreneur in Flow Podcast.

How are you feeling today?

Take that one moment to answer that question for yourself.

Give yourself 20 minutes every day for your personal development.

Today I am so excited to share a chapter from my book Embrace and Value Your Difference.

It’s a powerful chapter on filters

Our brains receive millions of pieces of information from the day we are born. How does the brain process all these different influences?

We can receive two billion pieces of information through our five5 senses every second. ( reference needed) These senses include your sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste, and form our Representational Systems Some of the information received gets filtered out and you don’t process all of it. However, it is important to recognize that some people experience more than others and that we are all different and unique. Taste and smell are not multi-dimensional and don’t affect the language we use but sight (the visual) and hearing (the auditory) do impact our language. Have you ever noticed how some people use visual words when they communicate? This could be through written texts, emails, or spoken in conversations. Our eyes see what is going on around us and we convey the information from our eyes into images that we can process, experience, and retain in our memories. In a similar way, we process what we smell, hear, touch, and taste and we use those senses to help us store information. In this chapter, I am going to tell you all about how our filters function to affect our thinking and behaviour. 

I will do this by introducing you to some of the most recognisable filters and how they appear in our communication with others. 

I really hope you value the knowledge and is assists you to think about crucial parts of communication in business such as negotiation, building teams, training, brand consistency, selling new products and services and marketing. 

Enjoy, Ana Ambika Pindoria

Please connect with me through my social media channels on Instagram, Facebook and Linkedin. Visit my personal website www.ana-ambika.com where you can arrange a free business coaching session. Find out more about my services and how I can help you grow your business to greater heights so that you achieve the success you deserve. 

Welcome to the Entrepreneurs in Flow podcast. Owning and running your own business can be uncertain, frightening, hectic as well as vibrant, exciting and fulfilling all at the same time. Whatever you experience becoming an entrepreneur is most definitely a journey worth taking.

My name is Ana Ambika your educator, Business mentor, serial entrepreneur and lover of nature, yoga and climbing mountains and your host of this vibrant channel Entrepreneurs in Flow. 

As an serial entrepreneur, mother and wife, I have experienced over 25 years of those daily struggles and the turns you have to take on the entrepreneurs journey to keep in flow. I want to bring you to a place where you hear from myself and other inspirational entrepreneurs about their journey to the success they have created. This channel is a place for you to feel energized, empowered and encouraged and also learn about real entrepreneur business challenges, strategies and lessons that helped to positively grow the entrepreneurial mindset. From the offline success stories to the online tech triumphs. I want you to hear the journeys and paths of all walks of entrepreneurs whether they are ON or OFFLINE social media.   

I know you feel empowered, encouraged, and on fire for the things you need to do and learn, so this is most definately the podcast time well invested in your busy entrepreneurial day. As your business mentor, I am really excited to support you on your journey.

Have an awesome week and I urge you to accept my invitation to listen to the next episode of the Entrepreneur in Flow Podcast.

In this episode Ana's interview with accomplished serial entrepreneur KamPindoria he talks about Scaling, Franchising, Sales, accelerated growth strategies and client servicing and more. 

Interview with franchising specialist Kam Pindoria and in this episode we talk about the following topics:-

· How to expand your business countrywide and globally.

· Scale is to increase market penetration e.g across the country. Expand a product and serve more customers.

· Larger market share.

· Product development.

· Business vision, mission culture and values.

· Franchising the stages you need to go through to get ready.

· Increasing brand awareness, how can the blueprint be protected when going through expansion.

· ROI and profitability.

· Packaging and service opportunity. Building Trust.

· Strategic planning for expansion

· Test and measure at pilot stage

· Solidify your blueprint.

· Digital online research tools.

· Mergers and Takeovers, pre work that needs to be done.

· Valuation of businesses at acquisition point.

· Pitfalls of mergers.

· Founder Goodwill and value proposition in takeovers.

· Transition in takeovers particularly in owner operator enterprises.

· Importance of continuation of service.

· Changes due to the digital age in scaling.

· Digitisation accelerates expansion. High-resolution screen device technology.

· Examples of fallen companies Nokia. Early adaptation is crucial to keep up with competitors.

· HP came back through retail home printer essentials and developed the home printing brand. Printing software, cloud options for printing and constant innovation in research and development.

· Important of client servicing and customer journey.

· Innovation in terms of meeting end user needs.

· Influence of technology, digital innovation and keeping up to date.

· What happened to Kodak and Blockbusters?

· How do you future proof your business?

· Customer purchasing power through use of App technology.

· Customer purchasing behaviours.

Please contact Business Mentor and Coach Kam Pindoria at www.kampindoria.com or www.hi-juice.co.uk where he can arrange a free business assessment

Welcome to the Entrepreneurs in Flow podcast. Owning and running your own business can be uncertain, frightening, hectic, as well as vibrant, exciting and fulfilling all at the same time. Whatever you experience, becoming an entrepreneur is most definitely a journey worth taking. My name is Ana Ambika. Your educator, business mentor, serial entrepreneur, and lover of nature, yoga, and climbing mountains, and your host of these vibrant channel entrepreneurs in flow. As a serial entrepreneur, mother and wife, I've experienced over 25 years of those daily struggles and the turns you have to take on the entrepreneur's journey to keep in flow. I want to bring you to a place where you hear from me and other inspirational entrepreneurs about their journey to the success that they have created. This channel is a place for you to feel energised, empowered, and encouraged, and also learn about the real entrepreneur business challenges, strategies, and lessons that helped to positively grow the entrepreneurial mindset. From the offline success stories to the online tech triumphs. I want you to hear the journeys and paths of all walks of entrepreneurs, whether they are on or offline social media. I know you feel empowered, encouraged, and on fire for the things you need to do and learn. So this is most definitely the podcast time well invested in your busy entrepreneurial day and as your business mentor, I'm really excited to support you on your journey.

Hey, it's Ana here from Entrepreneurs in Flow. In this episode, Ana interviews a very successful and motivated entrepreneur Joshua Robinson the founder Director of LMSUK who helps talented music artists become full-time musicians. 

Josh has made content or worked on social media growth with artists such as Arctic Monkeys, Noel Gallagher, Sam Fender, Loyle Carner, Catfish and the bottlemen, Kasabian, Miles Kane, The Kooks, Two Door Cinema Club, Gerry Cinnamon, Blossoms, Tom Grennan, Craig David, The Vaccines, Miles Kane and many more.

https://www.instagram.com/lmsuk_/

Welcome to the Entrepreneurs in Flow podcast. Owning and running your own business can be uncertain, frightening, hectic, as well as vibrant, exciting and fulfilling all at the same time. Whatever you experience, becoming an entrepreneur is most definitely a journey worth taking. My name is Ana Ambika. Your educator, business mentor, serial entrepreneur and lover of nature, yoga and climbing mountains, and your host of these vibrant channel entrepreneurs in flow. As a serial entrepreneur, mother and wife, I've experienced over 25 years of those daily struggles and the turns you have to take on the entrepreneur's journey to keep in flow. I want to bring you to a place where you hear from myself and other inspirational entrepreneurs about their journey to the success that they have created. This channel is a place for you to feel energised, empowered and encouraged, and also learn about the real entrepreneur business challenges, strategies and lessons that helped to positively grow the entrepreneurial mindset. From the offline success stories to the online tech triumphs. I want you to hear journeys and paths of all walks of entrepreneurs, whether they are on or off line social media. I know you feel empowered, encouraged and on fire for the things you need to do and learn. So this is most definitely the podcast time well invested in your busy entrepreneurial day and as your business mentor, I'm really excited to support you on your journey.

Hey, it's Ana here from Entrepreneurs in Flow. In this episode, I am delighted to interview the founder of La Mo Designs  Leonora Asomanin. Leonora studied fashion and textiles at the University of Portsmouth and then went straight on to establish and create her own brand,  http://www.la-modesigns.co.uk/about-the-founder

Là Mo Designs is run independently by Leonora Asomanin, a design graduate from the University of Portsmouth who finally took the plunge to pursue her dream of establishing a fashion business. Leonora is a British designer based in Brentwood who specialises in digital textile design. She has adored fashion from a young age but it was not until her early teens that she decided to pursue a career as a fashion and textiles designer. Leonora studied a Foundation in Art & Design at London College of Fashion which developed her design style.

Her love for art started at the age of 4 when she used to sit in the garden and draw for hours. Leonora’s visit to Aburi Gardens in Ghana at an early age further sparked her fascination for nature. Nature is the most significant aspect that has inspired her vibrant and stylish collections.

She is skilled in various practices that pertain to the fashion industry such as Screen Printing, Surface Textiles, Garment Making, Pattern Cutting, Fashion Design and her designs are distinctive and original.

In this interview, Leonora talks openly and humbly about her fashion business start-up, the challenges, the path she took, the mistakes she made, who helped her with the business structure, raising finance, what were her key learnings and areas of growth, and what tips and advice she would give other entrepreneurs entering this industry. I am very excited to share this interview with you as there are many mindset hacks you can benefit from by listening to Leonora's journey.

Enjoy, Ana :))

Welcome to the Entrepreneurs in Flow podcast. Owning and running your own business can be uncertain, frightening, hectic, as well as vibrant, exciting and fulfilling all at the same time. Whatever you experience, becoming an entrepreneur is most definitely a journey worth taking. My name is Ana Ambika. Your educator, business mentor, serial entrepreneur and lover of nature, yoga and climbing mountains, and your host of these vibrant channel entrepreneurs in flow. As a serial entrepreneur, mother and wife, I've experienced over 25 years of those daily struggles and the turns you have to take on the entrepreneur's journey to keep in flow. I want to bring you to a place where you hear from myself and other inspirational entrepreneurs about their journey to the success that they have created. This channel is a place for you to feel energised, empowered and encouraged, and also learn about the real entrepreneur business challenges, strategies and lessons that helped to positively grow the entrepreneurial mindset. From the offline success stories to the online tech triumphs. I want you to hear journeys and paths of all walks of entrepreneurs, whether they are on or off line social media. I know you feel empowered, encouraged and on fire for the things you need to do and learn. So this is most definitely the podcast time well invested in your busy entrepreneurial day and as your business mentor, I'm really excited to support you on your journey. 

Hey, it's Ana Ambika here from Entrepreneurs in Flow. Today I'm presenting to you another great topic to grow your business and help it flow. We're going to be talking all about the growth mindset versus the fixed mindset. So get yourself comfortable and let me just dig in. So growth mindset, what is mindset? 

Your mindset is really a set of beliefs, that shape how you make sense of the world yourself and your place in it.

 It influences how you think you feel and behave in any given situation. 

So the growth mindset is all about your perspective, influence and how you approach life. 

I will be talking about the growth mindset and how that can actually promote your happiness and success. And that's really important for the growth of your business as an entrepreneur. But fundamentally, taking on board that an entrepreneurial mindset, is thinking about every action and decision you make is actually coming from you to take ownership of that. 

I'm also going to be talking about the risks of a fixed mindset and how that can actually damage your development, your happiness, and your success.

First, let's just start addressing a few questions.

Have you ever wondered why some people achieve so much in their lives and how do they do it? And why are children better than adults at learning new things? What is it that sets successful people apart from others? And what really drives some people to become so much happier than others that they're always glowing. And actually what is successful? How did successful people become successful in the first place? Is this in their genes or their attitude to everything they encounter?

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