Karlosophies

Fiona Killackey is a business consultant and coach, freelance writer and founder of My Daily Business Coach, an online portable for people wanting to start and grow a creative small business. She lives in a little log cabin on the outskirts of Melbourne with her 4yo son, Levi and husband, Jerome (and dog, Kashi). Fiona works mainly with creative small business owners to manage, organize and grow their businesses. Prior to working for herself she was Head of Marketing at Country Road Group (MIMCO) and, before that, worked at digital agencies as well as Amazon UK, Audible UK and Open University (MBA Program). She has also been a published writer since 2002 for publications including Cool Hunting, The Age, The Design Files, Russh, CLEO, Flux, Soma, Refinery29, The National Newspaper, Shift Japan and many others. She also guest lectures on marketing for RMIT, JMC Academy and General Assembly. You can connect with Fiona at http://www.mydailybusinesscoach.com/

Karly comes in from beautiful Northern New South Wales with a no filter, no bull, no script take on life and business.

Jody Vassallo trained as a Home Economist and has been working as a recipe writer and food stylist for the past 22 years. She has collaborated with many leaders in the food industry, including Bill Granger, Jamie Oliver (a ten year partnership!) and Donna Hay. Her work has been published in The New York Times, Sainsbury's magazine, Gourmet Traveller, Mind Food and donna hay magazine; she has worked at Murdoch Books, published for Marie Claire Style, and created books for French publisher Hachette Livre. In 2002 she started her own publishing company, Fortiori, to create recipes for people with specific dietary requirements like diabetes, coeliac disease and allergies. In 2003, her Fortiori Nutrition for Life series won the Gourmand World Food Media Award for Best Nutrition Series and in 2014, her book Beautiful Food won the award for Best Nutrition and Health Cookbook (Australia). Jody graduated from Institute of Integrative Nutrition as Health Coach in 2014 and now runs a successful online health coaching business where she works with women on a range of health issues. Using her extensive knowledge of food medicine she has had great success with clients suffering from depression, anxiety, insomnia, endometriosis, coeliac disease diabetes and weight related conditions. Jody also teaches regular yoga classes in Bangalow and owns a wellness retreats business called Rising Collective which runs retreats in Australia, Bali and Europe. Her 2016 event with Dr Libby Weaver, Balancing the Busy, was attended by over 200 local women. You can connect with Jody at http://jodyvassallo.com/

Karly brings us another real and raw free flow conversation about life and business.

This week Karly flips things around and gets her very first ever Karlosophies guest (and best friend), Lisa Corduff, to come and put her on the hot seat.

Karly comes in from beautiful Northern New South Wales, Australia with another free flow convo - real and raw talk about life and business.

Tracy O'Meara Smith is a Holistic Health Practitioner, treating out of her garden clinic in Hills East of Perth. If she's not working or writing you'll find her in the garden with her family, or in the bush soaking up the awesome flowery vibes. . Tracy uses a combination of natural therapies such as Bowen, Emmett and Flower Essence Therapy helping women gain the peace, relief and new perspective they crave. Tracy works 1:1 with women, online and in her clinic, who suffer from chronic pain, insomnia, hormonal issues, and anxiety. Having two daughters of her own, she is unapologetically human, and through her own complex journey, she is sincerely motivated to leave this world a better woman and a better place. You can connect with Tracy at www.silverdale.com.au

In this episode, Karly comes in from Northern NSW, Australia to talk life and business - totally raw, honest and unscripted.

Since 2005 Allison Davies has been running a private practice in both clinical and community settings in the areas of early childhood intervention, special educational needs, autism spectrum disorder, juvenile detention, youth engagement, mental health, aged care, palliative care, dementia care, perinatal care and speech-rehabilitation. Oh My Musical Goodness was born in 2007 as a complimentary platform for this practice. A way of bringing education and resources to caregivers, and helping parents and teachers understand their children's neural, emotional and sensory needs. A rich diversity in client cultural background, gender identity, therapeutic need and age (ranging from pre-birth to 107!) is making for an exciting and fulfilling journey! You can connect with Allison at http://www.ohmymusicalgoodness.com

Karly comes in from Northern New South Wales with some unscripted, no-holds-barred thoughts on life and business.