Mark Spencer's Personal Audio Journal

On this episode of Producing with Purpose, I cover the importance of sometimes reflecting on the work you're doing and allowing yourself to be your own critic. 

This isn't something we want to be doing too often, as it's important to wake up every day and be the champion and dreamer for your own success, but reflection on where we're falling short is important to make sure we're taking the right steps to hit those goals.

It's with this self-reflection that the podcast is going to be changing slightly in subsequent episodes, with more of a focus on expertise of the guests to give you the most valuable information and insights. We'll be launching the new website in the coming week and we'll be ramping things up more on Instagram, so I appreciate you heading over to @producingwithpurpose and giving us a follow.

Cheers - Tony

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On this episode of Producing with Purpose, presented by Noskin, I have a fascinating chat with Casey Whitelaw, founder of Go Neutral and CTO of Green Collar.

Casey and I discuss his transition from a career as an engineer at Google to starting a company that creates a simple, but vital product, allowing customers to offset their vehicle carbon emissions. 

This episode is a green insight into not only Casey's journey, but also the value in first finding a problem that you're passionate about solving, and then finding a way to form a business around this idea.

For more information, visit:

https://goneutral.com.au/

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Producing with Purpose is hosted by @tony__corrales and you can find other resources for ethical entrepreneurs over on @producingwithpurpose

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In this micro episode, I talk about the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people when embarking on a new venture. Especially during the last couple of years, when it's hard not to get caught up in some of the uncertainty that surrounds us, it's important to get the right people in your corner, who you can brainstorm with and who will be honest enough to tell you your ideas are on the money, or when they fall short. 

I talk about the importance of finding this person, and some tips on how it can not only open your mind to new ideas, but how it can also reinforce some of the knowledge you gain elsewhere. 

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On this episode of Producing with Purpose, presented by Noskin, I have an in-depth chat with Kayla Mossuto of Crema Joe, a company delivering sustainable coffee pods to coffee lovers everywhere.

Kayla worked in the advertising industry for ten years before co-founding Crema Joe with her husband. The company focuses on providing eco-friendly coffee pods, as well as cleaning accessories for pod machines, and even their own line of coffee! The core goal of the business from day one was sustainability – everything Crema Joe does is based around this crucial concept.

Find out more about Crema Joe on: 

https://www.cremajoe.com.au/

Follow your host, Tony Corrales on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/tony__corrales/

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On this quick fire episode, I talk about the importance of defining your hourly rate and outsourcing tasks that detract from your highest level of contribution - even if that means paying others before you pay yourself. 

Like what you hear? Make sure to follow me on @tony__corrales on instagram, and if you have an extra minute to spare - please leave a review on Apple podcasts. It's really appreciated. 

Until next time x

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On this episode of Producing with Purpose, Presented by Noskin - I catch up with Emma Hakansson, founder of Collective Fashion Justice. Emma is a published writer with two books due for release in the coming 2 years, and has done a range of work for non-for-profits and ethical brands, including consulting with brands on their ethics and practices. Today, Emma shares on how to become an absolute powerhouse within the ethical business space.

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This is the first of the Producing with Purpose 'micro-episodes' where I (@tony__corrales) share some of the advice I was seeking when taking the leap into starting my own business. 

These episodes will include updates about my business @noskin.co and some of the guidance I've accumulated from previous episodes, or some of the advice and techniques I share with the clients I do business and operations consultancy for. 

Check out more from the show on www.noskin.co/blogs/podcast

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A continuation from Part 1 of our conversation, in this episode Jordan and I dig deeper into the day to day operations of Boyish, and discuss the challenges that come with not only launching a denim brand, but the additional challenge of launching a denim brand that prioritises sustainability at every turn. 

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On this episode of Producing with Purpose, Presented by Noskin - I catch up with Jordan Nodarse. Founder of Boyish Jeans, a sustainable women's denim brand from Los Angeles, Jordan has not only an extensive, but an interesting background in fashion design, specifically in the denim arena. 

With Boyish setting the bar high in terms of sustainability, transparency and ultimately, producing with purpose, this conversation left me feeling extremely motivated and inspired to fill every day with education and drive to create the best, ethical business we can. 

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On this episode of Producing with Purpose, Presented by Noskin - I catch up with Joshua Katcher. Joshua is a man of many businesses, skills and achievements. He is the founder of the iconic vegan footwear brand, Brave Gentleman, the author of the beautiful book, Fashion Animals, and the co-founder of Rind Vegan Cheese. 

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