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If you’re an online business owner who’s ever wondered: “How on earth does she get so much done?”—this one’s for you! There’s a big myth out there that you need to work crazy hours to be productive, and honestly… that perception has followed me for years. The truth? I’m working around 20 hours a week right now, sometimes less. People look at me, see all the content, and assume I must be hustling behind the scenes. Today on the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, I want to share exactly how I structure my business life to get more done without more hours—and actually enjoy it.

Before we dive in, I want to give a bit of context on who I am, because, let’s be real—my productivity strategies didn’t come from being naturally organised. Quite the opposite! I’m scattered, a little messy, and very much neurodivergent (hello, ADHD!). I work on the floor, surrounded by unfinished craft projects, random parcels, and art books tracking my income and podcast progress. I’ve had to build systems and routines that actually work for my wild brain—instead of fighting against it.

I struggled for so many years, believing everyone else just had it together—perfect workflows, fancy project management… you know, the stuff that never really worked for me. Turns out, a lot of productivity advice floats around that’s designed for different brains. Much of it comes from men, for men, and a lot is mapped onto neurotypical brains—it doesn’t always work for everyone.

So if you’re a creative, neurodivergent person, or just a bit “loosey goosey” in your approach, take heart! These strategies are here to work for you, not change you. My whole philosophy is that you don’t need to become someone else—you need structures that suit your actual life and brain.

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Are You Working Smarter... Or Just Harder?

We’ve all heard the famous saying: work smarter, not harder. But in the online business world, I’ve noticed a growing epidemic where so many people are, in fact, working harder, not smarter—especially when it comes to business strategy.

On this episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, let’s get real about what working smarter really means, the spaghetti-at-the-wall analogy that will make it all click, and the one thing that truly turns a strategy from “just more work” into actual, sustainable growth.

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Okay, let’s get honest for a minute: As business owners, most of us have felt at least once (probably more) that running a business is just hard. It can feel complicated, like there's always this tangled knot of to-dos and projects and strategies. If you ask almost anyone what feeling they want to eliminate from their day-to-day, it’s overwhelm.

While you might think the answer is to invest in things that make life easier—software, strategies, courses, support—sometimes what we’re really buying is just more complexity. So in this episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, I want to break down exactly how you can tell if you’re buying strategic ease… or just making things harder. I’ll give you my best tools to assess, simplify, and accelerate your business without piling on more overwhelm.

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If you’ve ever found it challenging to consistently show up on social media, you may have wondered: Should I use theme days (like “Tip Tuesday” or “Behind the Scenes Thursday”) to make content creation for my socials easier? You’re not alone.

In this episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, I’m unpacking the pros, cons, and what actually works when it comes to using theme days on your socials.

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In this episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, I want to ask you a fundamental question: Have you got the right environment for your business success? So many entrepreneurs—especially heart-centred ones like us—are trying to grow a business like a weed in the cracks of pavement. But living things only truly thrive when the environment supports them.

Let’s go deeper into this together and uncover the four Ps I look for when I’m building an environment where both my business and I can truly flourish.

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This episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast has been hotly requested! Today I’m sharing my take on creating community in your business. This all came up thanks to some buzz around the Heart-Centred, Soul-Driven Entrepreneurs Facebook community reopening. With all these questions flying around about growing groups, building connection, and what’s really worth your time, let’s dive deep into the real deal of building community as a business owner.

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Do you ever see someone having a wildly successful first course or program launch, and wonder how they did it? Maybe they tell you, “I made a five-figure launch and didn’t even run ads!” or “I sold thirty spots with a tiny mailing list.” It sounds amazing. But rarely do we hear what gave them their competitive advantage—what allowed these epic first launches to succeed when others struggle.

In this episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, I’m pulling back the curtain. I’ll share four real first-launch stories—these aren’t my launches, but those of clients and peers I’ve worked with closely over the years. I’ll break down what their true competitive advantage was, and what you can look for (or build!) in your own business to help your next launch shine.

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We’ve all seen the shiny promises of online business: Make six figures in your pyjamas! Work only two days a week! Just post on social media and the money rolls in while you’re at the beach!

Today, I want to dig deep into why these ideas are so compelling—and so misleading.

This episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast was inspired by Lisa Twohig, who responded to my earlier episode about the missing link between socials and sales. Lisa’s thoughtful video called out what she calls “the big lie” of online business. If you’ve ever bought into the passive income dream—or felt like you’re the only one not making it work—this conversation is for you.

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If you've seen the title of today’s episode and know me, you might be a little confused. Yes, this is an episode all about introvert-friendly social media strategies, and yes, it’s from me, Tash Corbin—the self-confessed raging extrovert. So you might be wondering: “Tash, how could you possibly teach me introvert-friendly ways to use social media? How do you even know what’s introvert-friendly if you’re not one of us?”

Here’s the thing—what I’m sharing isn’t just “Tash-approved.” These are strategies that are introvert-approved, too, and have helped so many of my clients and listeners who are introverts themselves. It’s actually one of the most common things I hear: that people hold back from being consistent on social media because it’s just too much. It can feel overwhelming, like too many eyes on you, too much “peopling,” as I hear again and again.

But let’s be real: in a lot of ways, the internet was built by introverts for introverts. And showing up online can be way more manageable than we think, especially when we set it up in a way that genuinely lights us up (and doesn’t drain us). That’s what I want to unpack today, step-by-step. Let’s dive into what actually makes a social media strategy feel good (and productive!) if you’re an introvert.

Let’s get started.

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I have a special guest in today's episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, and it's the one and only Leonie Dawson. Leonie has been a speaker at the Heart-Centred Business Conference and has also been a guest on the podcast before. She's one of my favourite online creators, a ray of sunshine, a sparkly unicorn, and one of the most generous people when it comes to creating content and courses and offering up all her pearls of wisdom and experience.

The vibe of our conversation is, unsurprisingly, that of a couple of biz besties catching up after having not spoken to each other for a little while. In this episode, we cover some really juicy topics, such as using AI, being a prolific creator online, adjusting your strategy and making changes to the way that you show up online.

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