Habitz

Katie Maycock joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio and talks about how to stop stress from killing your business. Wellbeing and mental health have never been so talked about, so if you want a couple of tips on how to avoid burnout, Katie has some.

With her background in nutrition and physiology, she knows how to get fit and the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle to combat stress. Diet, exercise, and sleep are important, but how do you incorporate these changes into your business? You need to be pivoting and redesigning your business to be more sustainable – and healthier for you.

Colette Heneghan joined us in the Habitz Podcast studio to talk through how to have more energy and eat smarter. We all know the basics of eating well. Portion control, having a balanced diet and not overdoing the calories – but there are some extra habits you can get into which will improve what you get out of the cupboard. You don’t need fad diets and unrealistic goals, you just need to fuel your body with nutritional food and the energy will come flowing. Colette has coached over 10,000 of people in wellness, nutrition and lifestyle so her tips are tried and tested.

Mike Lewis joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio talking to you about how to improve your SEO. You’ll have seen agencies and marketing professionals talk about the importance of SEO and having a decent SEO strategy, but they rarely give you a few tips to rank higher on Google that you can do yourself. It isn’t easy, and it’s definitely not an overnight thing – ranking takes time. From ensuring you’ve got the right keywords, showing relevance and authority and link building – it’s a month on month job. But the results of SEO will make the wait worthwhile. So Mike’s here to give an easy way to improve your SEO ranking that anyone can do. Yes, even you.

Ian Richards joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio to talk about how you can better plan your financials for the future. Not everyone thinking a financial planner is for them, but financial planning itself is something you’re definitely better doing sooner than later.

Money comes and goes, and so do your future plans, but getting a grasp on what you want to achieve and what you need to do that will mean it’s much more likely to come into fruition. Ian is a financial planner and chartered accountant, so knows a thing or two when it comes to saving money and planning for your future life and financial goals.

Joeri Schilders joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio to talk about making your virtual meetings more engaging. We’re all stuck now with online meetings, Zoom and Teams have become a part of everyday life, and we all know it can be hard to engage people on them and keep them from getting distracted. Joeri facilitates endless virtual meetings so knows how to keep people interested. From conversation tips and activities depending on the group, he’ll have something you can implement in your online meetings too.

G Sabini-Roberts joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio to talk you through how to humanise your branding and speak to your target audience better. It’s not rocket science, we’re all humans. We (mostly) know how to speak to one another but that often goes out the window when it comes to your marketing and branding yourself online. Being able to market yourself and be relatable is number one. G talks you through a few ways they’ve found you can improve your branding perception and use it to get new client buy-in.

Nathan Winch joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio to talk about investment and minimising your investment risk. The last few years have seen people investing quicker than ever, but often when people don’t understand their investment risk or what they’re investing in, they find themselves in trouble pretty quickly. It’s not an instant income replacer or an easy passive income stream.

Whether you start in property investment, private equity, stocks and shares or cryptocurrency, there are risks with all assets. Building up equity in your investments is ultimately what everyone wants but looking for short term financial gain rather than long term wins won’t help. Nathan explains a few ways to minimise risk when investing and future proof your plans.

Andy Shaw joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio to talk you through some tips for buying an investment property. Getting into property investment is more popular than ever with people looking for more passive income streams. But it’s not all as easy as you might think. Andy works at Hamlet Homes in Warrington and has loads of experience with property investors, so has plenty of dos and don’ts for getting into the industry. If you’re looking to grow your property portfolio or even start one up, have a listen and see what Andy recommends. He manages landlords’ properties in Warrington every day so knows what he’s talking about.

Darryl Bates-Brownsword joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio talking about how to get your business ready to sell. When you know what buyers are looking for when they buy a business and what makes a business valuable then you can start preparing yourself for exit better. You don’t want to leave what was an exciting business journey on a bad note because you didn’t prepare for the sale properly, so it didn’t go smoothly for whatever reason. Whether the offer price wasn’t right or the terms of sale weren’t as expected, you need to prepare when selling your business for all eventualities and Darryl can help with that.

Phil Davison joins us in the Habitz Podcast studio to talk about resolving debt. So many of us find ourselves in debt now, maybe through poor money management or financial circumstances changing, whatever the reason, there’s a solution to your debt. Ignoring the lenders won’t help, pretending the debt will go away won’t mean it will. If you want to know how to get rid of debt, then you need to take it into your own hands and take responsibility. The sooner you do, the sooner you can focus on ways to improve your credit rating for the future and getting yourself in a better financial position. Phil has helped resolve hundreds of millions worth of debt, so he knows a few tips to help you, too.