Caroline Carr is a therapist and business owner who specialises in ‘finding your oomph’, or ‘Oomphwork’, which she defines as a fun and playful empowering process. She calls it the art of joyful life design and living in alignment with the person that you are and really want to be.

Caroline joins me today to share her background as a coach and hypnotherapist, and how she developed the Oomphwork process.

She focuses on shifting energy through movement and changing perspectives through laughter. She believes in starting the day with gratitude and positive thoughts. We also discuss thinking about the messages in our subconscious that might be holding us back, and creating new habits.

Do what brings you the greatest joy, and everything else falls into place. – Caroline Carr

Connect, Share, Inspire

Thank you for joining me for this week’s episode of the POWER to Live More Podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help support the show, please head over to iTunes or Stitcher, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review! You can also help me reach even more amazing home-based business owners by sharing your favourite episodes on your social media channels.

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Alan Stevens is a business coach, remote and virtual speaking specialist, and author, based in East  London.

He had a long career working in consumer journalism at Which? Online. As Head of Digital Services, he created one of the first ‘social networks’.

Alan discovered a passion for speaking and has been President of the Global Speakers Federation and the Professional Speaking Association of the UK and Ireland.

He started the The Media Coach business to help organisations with reputation management and  crisis communications.

Alan enjoys running, fine wine, and rock music, although not at the same time!

He has published many books on public speaking, and his latest release, The Exceptional Speaker, co authored with Paul Du Toit, is a revised edition of his 2013 book. 

Today, Alan shares the journey that took him from a professional career in consumer journalism to  becoming a top speaker and business coach.

He shares tips on how you can spot opportunities for  starting your own business and how you can maintain motivation throughout your journey.

He explains  how he found the resilience he needed when starting his business. Alan provides strategies for staying  disciplined and managing your time between work and family commitments.

He also shares the  technology and tools he uses in his business and why continuous learning is essential in any industry. 

“You’ve got to have more than passion. You’ve got to have value, and you’ve got to be somebody who will put yourself out there.”

• How Alan’s day-to-day work has changed since COVID-19 
• Why Alan went from a corporate role at Which? Online to starting his own business
• The training and experience that Alan has applied to his crisis communication skills
• Top tips for spotting an opportunity to create your own company 
• How Alan found the resilience to keep going when starting his business 
• How storytelling can bring people together 
• What drove Alan to start his own company 
• How to maintain longevity and avoid boredom when running your own business
• A sneak peek into Alan’s work day 
• How to make sure you get everything done when being self-employed 
• How Alan created strategies to manage his time and create a balance in his business activities
• Managing your home life and work-life to ensure you give enough energy to both
• Technology that Alan uses to help him manage daily tasks 
• How Alan stays fit and healthy 
• Why you have to keep learning and teach others too
• How the coronavirus pandemic is affecting people in coaching and training businesses
• Tips for handling tough days 
• What living more looks like for Alan 

• National Careers Service Questionnaire 
• Google Calendar 
• Todoist 
• Asana 
• Masterclass 
• The Social Dilemma 

• Media Coach website 
• Media Coach on LinkedIn 
• Media Coach on Twitter 
• The Media Coach Radio Show Podcast

Attention home-based coaches and consultants! 

Are you tired of feeling alone, isolated, and frustrated with running your home-based coaching or  consulting business? Are you sick of feeling like your life would be better, and you’d be happier if you  felt more organised and productive? Do you feel like there’s simply not enough time in a day to get all  the things done that you need to do to build a successful business while making time to live more? 

It’s time to stop the isolation and start getting more organised, productive, and focused on the tasks  that will move the needle forward. 

It’s time to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership! 

If you’re ready to: 

• Stop recreating the wheel and focus on the things that truly matter in your life and business
• Learn what you need to know to be successful and ‘live more’ 
• Get accountability help from a group of like-minded home-based business owners Then you need to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership programme! 

To learn more about the POWER to Live More CALM membership programme and apply, visit  PowerToLiveMore.com/GetCalm 

Thank you for joining me for this week’s episode of the POWER to Live More Podcast! If you enjoyed this  episode and would like to help support the show, please head over to Apple Podcasts or Stitcher,  subscribe to the show and leave your honest review! You can also help me reach even more amazing  business owners and leaders by sharing your favorite episodes on your social media channels. 

Don’t forget to check out my website join my Facebook Group, follow me on Twitter and connect with  me on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram to interact with me and my amazing audience! 

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Richard Sams is the Co-Founder and CEO of MOHARA, an innovation delivery specialist company that builds tech products.

His team works with startups, SMEs, and corporate clients looking to develop non-core products, mitigate risk, and seek opportunities to innovate within their sector or branch into new sectors. MOHARA’s Head Office is in London, with offices in Brighton, Bangkok, Cape Town, and a new office in Dallas.

Richard believes that good products and business ecosystems start with good people and that great ideas conceived by talented people need to be seen. 

Today, Richard and I discuss his journey from a career in teaching to starting his business. He shares how some of his teaching skills were transferable to his startup and how it has developed over the years.

He reveals why he believes people have been an essential element to his success and how his self-development passion drove his company.

He discusses why it is  crucial to take time for yourself as an entrepreneur and what he does to maintain balance between his work life and home life.

He shares how taking time away can make the time you are at work more effective and the challenges that the coronavirus pandemic and quarantine has presented to him and his business.

He also shares how he stays organised, develops his knowledge, and how his business passion helps him to live more.

“Take whatever problem there is head-on, and just go and fix it.”

• How Richard went from teaching to starting MOHARA
• Richard’s teaching skills and experience that helped him in his entrepreneurial ventures
• How the business developed over the years
• How people, relationships, and partnerships have been essential to Richard’s success
• How a desire for self-development and filling skills gaps drove Richard to grow his business
• What Richard learned from working with his Dad when starting MOHARA
• How Richard took some time back for himself during the hectic schedule of starting his business
• Strategies Richard uses to make sure he has time for himself and maintains a work-life balance
• How procrastination can be productive
• Changes and challenges that Richard experienced during the lockdown
• How Richard stays organised in his business and personal life
• What Richard does to develop his knowledge to stay at the forefront of innovation
• How Richard picks himself up when things go wrong
• How Richard’s passion for his business helps him to live more

• Slack

• MOHARA Website
• MOHARA on LinkedIn
• MOHARA on Instagram
• MOHARA on Facebook
• Richard Sams on LinkedIn
• Richard Sams on Instagram
• Richard Sams on Twitter

Attention home-based coaches and consultants!

Are you tired of feeling alone, isolated, and frustrated with running your home-based coaching or consulting business? Are you sick of feeling like your life would be better, and you’d be happier if you felt more organised and productive? Do you feel like there’s simply not enough time in a day to get all the things done that you need to do to build a successful business while making time to live more?

It’s time to stop the isolation and start getting more organised, productive, and focused on the tasks that will move the needle forward.

It’s time to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership!

If you’re ready to:

• Stop recreating the wheel and focus on the things that truly matter in your life and business
• Learn what you need to know to be successful and ‘live more’
• Get accountability help from a group of like-minded home-based business owners

Then you need to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership programme!

To learn more about the POWER to Live More CALM membership programme and apply, visit PowerToLiveMore.com/GetCalm

Thank you for joining me for this week’s episode of the POWER to Live More Podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help support the show, please head over to Apple Podcasts or Stitcher, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review! You can also help me reach even more amazing business owners and leaders by sharing your favorite episodes on your social media channels.

Don’t forget to check out my website join my Facebook Group, follow me on Twitter and connect with me on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram to interact with me and my amazing audience!

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Kellsie Moore is a Denver-based Video Presence Coach who helps purpose-driven entrepreneurs look, sound, and feel great on camera so their brand can stand out from the crowd.

She helps her clients craft and present a unique message to create a powerful and authentic connection with their audience through video.

Kellsie’s coaching method comes firmly from a personal development perspective, and her passion is supporting entrepreneurs to become more natural, charismatic, and confident on camera so they can make the impact they desire and enjoy making video content consistently. 

Today Kellsie shares her insights into why people don’t enjoy making videos in their business and the steps entrepreneurs can take to make creating on-screen content feel less draining.

She discusses how her training as a professional actress helps her work with clients to improve their presence and boost their confidence in making videos they are excited to share with their audience.

Kellsie also shares why blending your personal self with your professional persona can be tricky and how you can combine the two without losing your authenticity and original voice

“If we lose our passion and the fervour for what it is that we’re doing, that’s not going to translate into the excitement and the certainty that an audience is looking for.”

• How Kellsie started her journey to becoming a video presence coach and the epiphany that led to significant life changes
• The link between a personal development mindset and making video content work for your business
• The skills Kellsie learned from working in a correctional facility and why she is grateful for that experience
• Why Kellsie decided to create her Captivate on Camera course
• Tips on how to improve your presence on camera for webinars or social media
• How Kellsie coaches her clients for success and why she advocates breaking down your goals into bite-size chunks
• The importance of finding your audience and understanding how video can help your brand
• How Kellsie manages days when things don’t go as planned
• What Kellsie does to stay alive, present, and grateful in her business

• Find Your Thing: How to Discover What You Do Best, Own It and Get Known for It by Lucy Whittington

• The Entrepreneur’s On-Camera CURE
• Kellsie Moore Website
• Kellsie Moore on LinkedIn
• Kellsie Moore on Instagram
• Kellsie Moore on Facebook
• Kellsie Moore on YouTube

Attention home-based coaches and consultants!

Are you tired of feeling alone, isolated, and frustrated with running your home-based coaching or consulting business? Are you sick of feeling like your life would be better, and you’d be happier if you felt more organised and productive? Do you feel like there’s simply not enough time in a day to get all the things done that you need to do to build a successful business while making time to live more?

It’s time to stop the isolation and start getting more organised, productive, and focused on the tasks that will move the needle forward.

It’s time to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership!

If you’re ready to:

• Stop recreating the wheel and focus on the things that truly matter in your life and business
• Learn what you need to know to be successful and ‘live more’
• Get accountability help from a group of like-minded home-based business owners

Then you need to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership programme!

To learn more about the POWER to Live More CALM membership programme and apply, visit PowerToLiveMore.com/GetCalm

Thank you for joining me for this week’s episode of the POWER to Live More Podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help support the show, please head over to Apple Podcasts or Stitcher, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review! You can also help me reach even more amazing business owners and leaders by sharing your favorite episodes on your social media channels.

Don’t forget to check out my website join my Facebook Group, follow me on Twitter and connect with me on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram to interact with me and my amazing audience!

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Harry Ng is the Co-Founder and COO of Sorted³, a hyper-scheduling app that helps you reduce stress and focus more.

He holds a BEng in Computer Science from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and an MSc in Electronic Commerce and Internet Computing from The University of Hong Kong.

Harry is a serial entrepreneur and Lead Instructor at the General Assembly. He has organised many startup events, including AngelHack and Rails Girls. Harry is a strong believer in the lean startup approach to business.

When he’s not working, he enjoys traveling the world with his family and learning about photography.

Today, Harry shares his journey into software development and launching the world’s first hyper-scheduling app.

He explains what hyper-scheduling is and how the Sorted³ app works to increase your productivity.

He shares how he and his team work together across different time zones and how he balances running a business while raising a family.

He also shares the tools and apps he uses, how he stays on top of the industry’s latest trends, and why the customer experience is vital to the Sorted³ app team.

“A calendar itself is not enough. If you are just putting it on a calendar, it is really hard to make changes to your plan.”

• What made Harry decide to launch the Sorted³ app
• What hyper scheduling is and how the app works
• How the remote team at Sorted³ works together to develop the app
• How Harry manages his team across different time zones
• What Harry does to balance work-life and family life
• Tools and apps Harry uses to stay organised
• How Harry stays on top of industry trends and develops his learning
• Why customer experience is so vital to the Sorted³ app team
• How Harry handles tough days
• What living more looks like for Harry

• Slack
• GitHub
• Roam Research
• Book: How to Take Smart Notes By Sönke Ahrens

• Sorted³
• Sorted³ on Instagram
• Sorted³  on Facebook
• Sorted³ on Twitter
• Harry Ng on LinkedIn
• Harry Ng on Twitter

Attention home-based coaches and consultants!

Are you tired of feeling alone, isolated, and frustrated with running your home-based coaching or consulting business? Are you sick of feeling like your life would be better, and you’d be happier if you felt more organized and productive? Do you feel like there’s simply not enough time in a day to get all the things done that you need to do to build a successful business while making time to live more?

It’s time to stop the isolation and start getting more organized, productive, and focused on the tasks that will move the needle forward.

It’s time to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership!

If you’re ready to:

• Stop recreating the wheel and focus on the things that truly matter in your life and business
• Learn what you need to know to be successful and ‘live more’
• Get accountability help from a group of like-minded home-based business owners

Then you need to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership program!

To learn more about the POWER to Live More CALM membership program and apply, visit PowerToLiveMore.com/GetCalm

Thank you for joining me for this week’s episode of the POWER to Live More Podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help support the show, please head over to Apple Podcasts or Stitcher, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review! You can also help me reach even more amazing business owners and leaders by sharing your favorite episodes on your social media channels.

Don’t forget to check out my website join my Facebook Group, follow me on Twitter and connect with me on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram to interact with me and my amazing audience!

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Graphics Made Easy, Music, How to Have a Good Day, Mindfulness and Learning from Teaching with Penny Pullan of Making Projects Work Ltd.

Using Graphics to Simplify: “I found that by using very simple graphics, it helped me to understand the complexity. It also helps my client understand what’s going on. I use visuals, and I use pictures to understand the incredibly tricky and complicated situations that my clients are in, and the sort of complex elements that they’re working with?

Then it turns out that it has some really powerful other things as well. It really helps people to remember the different aspects. When I draw things out, it helps me to remember, and it helps the people that I’ve drawn that out in front of remember what it is that I’ve drawn. It sort of sticks. You don’t have to concentrate and think really hard to put something into memory as you would need to do with a long list of words. Pictures just pop back into the brain. That’s really powerful.

The other thing I find just going back to virtual leadership is that, if you do drawings when you work with people virtually, they actually find them incredibly engaging and they stay on the line. They can add in their own drawings as well even better. That’s something really powerful because it’s virtual groups and virtual teams, one of the hardest things is to keep people interested and engaged.

I actually, a few years ago, set up a side site called graphicsmadeeasy.co.uk which gives three months’ worth of once a week tutorials. Just simple stuff that you can use for a business.”

How to Have a Good Day by Caroline Webb – “I met Caroline at the end of last year and found out about her book. She is an ex-McKinsey consultant who ran their remarkable leadership programme, or at least was very involved in it, and during that time tapped into research around what is it that makes people really incredibly effective. “

“There’s a book that I read years ago by Benjamin Zander which is around the time that I was thinking about setting up my own company. Absolutely transformational – It’s The Art of Possibility, Benjamin Zander.”

“In fact I do use music in my workshops. There’s a very good little book called Choosing and Using Music in Training”.

“I quite like musical theatre. I’d sing along to Les Mis. I’m not really massively into anything else.”

“Music is a very powerful hook. If you know something, it will hook you back into the emotions that you felt the last time, or perhaps the first time that you heard it, which isn’t always the emotion that would be most productive at the time.”

“Doctor Zhivago”

“The Shawshank Redemption is probably my favourite.”

On playing the violin as an adult – “I realised that when you’re learning something that complicated and you have to think about all the different elements, the music, how you’re making the sound, what your left hand is doing, what your right hand is doing, no tension anywhere. There’s just so much to think about. The business stuff that tends to go right around my head all the time has no place. It gets pushed away and my brain is completely occupied by this.”

Comment from Jo “I was reading an article about learning things including musical instruments the other day. It was saying how important it is to learn instruments that you haven’t played before as well because you need to have multidimensional learning going on for it to be really, really valuable.”

Standing Desks – comment from Jo – “I was really lucky to be at a conference and exhibition and got chatting to somebody from a company called Ergotron. They have very cool contraptions that you put on top of your desk. I don’t think they call them contraptions! I was describing my homemade stand up desk made of a book shelf, some books, and lots of bits of wood, and how Heath Robinson that was. It’s interesting. You think that even if you’ve made it easy which is what I did – I had two power supplies and two screens and everything – you think that there’s not a barrier, but I found out there was a barrier. Actually now, I stand the majority of the time, which is really interesting.

Exercise and Mindfulness – “I like, especially this time of year, walking in the woods. I’m lucky to live in the middle of the country away from a big city, so within 5 minutes I can be in beautiful woods; ancient oak trees, bluebells carpeting the floor and so on, very lovely, de-stressing. It doesn’t feel like running on the treadmill or anything, but it is brisk walk round the woods.

Learning from Teaching – “I learn so much when I run my own courses.”

When it all goes wrong – “Tomorrow is another day” and “What can I do differently tomorrow?”

On feeling sad – “if I’m feeling really sad about something, I will go and play laments on my violin. All the feeling will pour out and then I feel a lot better afterwards.”

@PennyPullan on Twitter

“If you type Penny Pullan into Google, I pop up all over the place because I do seem to have a fairly unique name which is quite a good thing in internet days. I’d be very happy to speak to anyone.”

“My book ‘Virtual Leadership’ – I hope will make a real difference to people who can’t be with all the other people that they’re working with at the same time. Available on Amazon or via www.koganpage.com with coupon for 20% off VLF20”

Tweet: “I suppose the real thing is actually, we’re all a little bit different and we need to know what works for us” @pennypullan

Tweet: “When it all goes wrong – ‘Tomorrow is another day’ and ‘What can I do differently tomorrow?’ @pennypullan

Tweet: “If you do drawings when you work with people virtually, they actually find them incredibly engaging” @pennypullan

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If you’re too busy to take care of yourself, why not let the care come to you? This is exactly what Cecilia Harvey had in mind when she founded WalkingRed, a group that brings together the best professionals in the industry to provide mobile beauty, fitness, and wellness services to your home, event, and workplace.

Originally from New York, Cecilia is also the founder and chairperson of Tech Women Today, a global networking group that promotes women in tech among the different industries.

Cecilia joins me today to share how she combines technology and journaling to enable her to live more each day. She discusses how she uses her phone strategically, how she manages WalkingRed, and the significance of sleep, exercise, and eating healthy. Cecilia also shares how she utilises the services of her own company so she can stay on top of her game and be her best and healthiest self.

“You can be pitiful, or you can be powerful.” – Cecilia Harvey

Thank you for joining me for this week’s episode of the POWER to Live More Podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help support the show, please head over to iTunes or Stitcher, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review! You can also help me reach even more amazing business owners and leaders by sharing your favourite episodes on your social media channels.

Don’t forget to check out my website, join my Facebook Group,  follow me on Twitter and connect up with me on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram to interact with me and my amazing audience!

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Gail Morgan has been privileged to work in the image industry for the last 25 years. She collaborated with John Lewis in establishing their fashion advisory service 15 years ago.

She now helps professionals boost their confidence and increase their visibility through the clothes they wear and trains people to become image consultants, personal stylists, and personal shoppers through her Study In Style Training Programme.

Gail joins me today to share the tools that help her organise and manage her tasks. She also shares the things she avoids to take care of the image and impression others may have of her and her vision of a perfect day where she has made a difference in other people’s lives.

“All of it is about the simplicity and making it easy for people to find their own personal brand that’s going to help them succeed.” – Gail Morgan

Thank you for joining me for this week’s episode of the POWER to Live More Podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help support the show, please head over to iTunes or Stitcher, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review! You can also help me reach even more amazing business owners and leaders by sharing your favourite episodes on your social media channels.

Don’t forget to check out my website, join my Facebook Group,  follow me on Twitter and connect up with me on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram to interact with me and my amazing audience!

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Emma Spence and her husband John set up their African Safari business from the UK in the late 1990s.

Then in 2009, they moved their family to the US to set up an arm of their adventure travel company focused on the American market. Emma’s role in the people development side of the company led to becoming part of the Global Learning and Development team after their US business was acquired by the Scott Dunn luxury travel brand.

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Emma’s role at Scott Dunn, unfortunately, became redundant, but she is currently enjoying the training to become a certified CTI Co-Active Coach, exploring her passion for coaching and development and pondering her next steps.

Emma joins me today to dive into why she is seeking new opportunities professionally and how her extensive experience in people development led her to embrace the chance to create meaningful impact as a coach.

She shares her methods for maintaining productivity and staying on track with daily and weekly tasks and outlines why she prefers audio to reading when updating her professional knowledge and skills.

Emma also discusses the importance of flexibility and resilience in the face of unexpected challenges and shares her methods of keeping mentally and physically fit to make key decisions about where her next steps will take her. 

“The best thing you can do sometimes is rest your brain, and let it all settle before you pursue new opportunities.”

• Emma’s role in the finance and development side of the family travel business
• Why she and her husband decided to expand into the US
• How they separate out their professional and personal life
• The three phases of their business development as a couple
• Emma’s transition into coaching and how she is developing her skills
• Why she is taking plenty of time to consider her next move
• How Emma identified her niche as a coach
• Why Emma loves lists and the problems she has with her email inbox
• What she does to carve out time for herself in a busy world
• How Emma deals with days when everything goes wrong
• What Emma’s perfect day looks like and why it sometimes surprises her American friends

• Scott Dunn
• Episode 150: Evaluating Your Role with Cathy Brown
• Excel
• Episode 170: Moving from Fear and Uncertainty to New Ideas and Creativity with Penny Pullan
• Miracle Morning
• Todoist
• Outlook
• Smartsheets
• Airtable
• Walking the Dog podcast
• Saturday Live podcast
• Fortunately with Fi and Jane podcast
• Simon Sinek podcast
• Brene Brown podcast
• Desert Island Discs podcast
• Headspace app

• Emma Spence on LinkedIn
• Emma Spence on Instagram

Attention home-based coaches and consultants!

Are you tired of feeling alone, isolated, and frustrated with running your home-based coaching or consulting business? Are you sick of feeling like your life would be better, and you’d be happier if you felt more organised and productive? Do you feel like there’s simply not enough time in a day to get all the things done that you need to do to build a successful business while making time to live more?

It’s time to stop the isolation and start getting more organised, productive, and focused on the tasks that will move the needle forward.

It’s time to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership!

If you’re ready to:

• Stop recreating the wheel and focus on the things that truly matter in your life and business
• Learn what you need to know to be successful and ‘live more’
• Get accountability help from a group of like-minded home-based business owners

Then you need to join the POWER to Live More CALM membership programme!

To learn more about the POWER to Live More CALM membership programme and apply, visit PowerToLiveMore.com/GetCalm

Thank you for joining me for this week’s episode of the POWER to Live More Podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help support the show, please head over to Apple Podcasts or Stitcher, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review! You can also help me reach even more amazing business owners and leaders by sharing your favorite episodes on your social media channels.

Don’t forget to check out my website join my Facebook Group, follow me on Twitter and connect with me on LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram to interact with me and my amazing audience!

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