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We chat with Kendall Joshua, a song-writer, music producer and rapper. Her passion for music started at a young age and at just 19 years old, she’s released her own albums, built a loyal fanbase, produced music and created a brand around her passion and her values.

We discuss how she approaches her music career as an entrepreneur. Kendall also reveals how she built her brand and what she would do if she had to restart in the music industry.

Check out Kendall @kjtherevolution on Instagram, SoundCloud and Youtube.

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We chat with Kendall Joshua, a song-writer, music producer and rapper. Her passion for music started at a young age and at just 19 years old, she’s released her own albums, built a loyal fanbase, produced music and created a brand around her passion and her values.

We discuss how she approaches her music career as an entrepreneur. Kendall also reveals how she built her brand and what she would do if she had to restart in the music industry.

Check out Kendall @kjtherevolution on Instagram, SoundCloud and Youtube.

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For many, real estate is a long term side project. And that makes sense. According to Canadian Real Estate mogul, Jas Takhar, one investment property can change your life.  

The co-founder of REC Canada got into real estate by accident. It only piqued his interest when he sold cars to real estate investors while he was working at a dealership. Now, he leads one of the top-performing brokers in the country. 

He tells us about his journey and we discuss how to invest in real estate, how to create long-term wealth, and the current state of the real estate market in Toronto. Listen to the REC Experience Podcast and visit RECcanada.ca to learn from Jas. Keep listening to hear Jas' 5 ways to win at real estate. 

For many, real estate is a long term side project. And that makes sense. According to Canadian Real Estate mogul, Jas Takhar, one investment property can change your life.  

The co-founder of REC Canada got into real estate by accident. It only piqued his interest when he sold cars to real estate investors while he was working at a dealership. Now, he leads one of the top-performing brokers in the country. 

He tells us about his journey and we discuss how to invest in real estate, how to create long-term wealth, and the current state of the real estate market in Toronto. Listen to the REC Experience Podcast and visit RECcanada.ca to learn from Jas. Keep listening to hear Jas' 5 ways to win at real estate. 

Laura Page-Hamelin is the Founder of Artebula. The Artebula App gives parents and kids a way to collect, organize and store their artwork, digitally, in the cloud. The company supports the development of critical thinking and innovation in children, through the STEAM education model helping them develop crucial life skills.

In this episode, Laura reveals how she got the idea for Artebula and what kickstarted the whole business. She tells us about her business ventures before starting the app and what it’s like to build an app with no marketing budget.

Download the Artebula app in the Google Play store. In the meantime, keep listening to hear how the quarantine helped their business and to learn how to pitch your business to investors.

Show notes: https://www.noformulapodcast.com/post/how-to-pitch-investors-with-laura-page-hamelin

Laura Page-Hamelin is the Founder of Artebula. The Artebula App gives parents and kids a way to collect, organize and store their artwork, digitally, in the cloud. The company supports the development of critical thinking and innovation in children, through the STEAM education model helping them develop crucial life skills.

In this episode, Laura reveals how she got the idea for Artebula and what kickstarted the whole business. She tells us about her business ventures before starting the app and what it’s like to build an app with no marketing budget.

Download the Artebula app in the Google Play store. In the meantime, keep listening to hear how the quarantine helped their business and to learn how to pitch your business to investors.

Show notes: https://www.noformulapodcast.com/post/how-to-pitch-investors-with-laura-page-hamelin

In today’s episode, we chat with Martin Coulombe, Founder of Osedea – a custom digital solution provider. Martin found his love for programming when he pitched a new scheduling software to Pepsi. From there, he worked for Proctor & Gamble and then started freelancing. Although the growth of Osedea started off slow, the team went from one employee to 40 employees in 6 years. Martin shares the one factor that could have helped his company grow even faster and the growing pains he had to overcome.

Visit osedea.com to learn how you can get a custom web or mobile application. In the meantime, keep listening to hear the six factors that helped Martin grow Osedea.

Thanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe:)

Show Notes: https://www.noformulapodcast.com/post/6-ways-to-grow-your-business-with-martin-coulombe 

In today’s episode, we chat with Martin Coulombe, Founder of Osedea – a custom digital solution provider. Martin found his love for programming when he pitched a new scheduling software to Pepsi. From there, he worked for Proctor & Gamble and then started freelancing. Although the growth of Osedea started off slow, the team went from one employee to 40 employees in 6 years. Martin shares the one factor that could have helped his company grow even faster and the growing pains he had to overcome.

Visit osedea.com to learn how you can get a custom web or mobile application. In the meantime, keep listening to hear the six factors that helped Martin grow Osedea.

Thanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe:)

Show Notes: https://www.noformulapodcast.com/post/6-ways-to-grow-your-business-with-martin-coulombe 

Raheela James is the blogger of bizmom.com and Family Empowerment Guide. After going back to school to get a Masters in Business administration, with three small kids, her husband, and a household to run, chaos ensued. Her children started complaining, chores were neglected but worst of all, Raheela developed an ulcer.

As a result, Raheela turned her life around. She did this by implementing business systems she learned in class into her household. That’s also when she started her blog.

In this episode, Raheela reveals the 4 types of clutter, business components in her household, and tips on how to declutter your life.

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