Episode 18. Dana Zeliff has been living with her family in Nice, France for three years. Dana used to work in the accounting department of a construction company. She began blogging about how to save money using coupons. Using ads, affiliate marketing and Pinterest, Dana turned her blog into a business, with 200k followers everymonth. Dana now blogs about travelling with a family, and has written a family guide to Nice.

Episode 17 - Kate Erickson of EOfire.com talks about how she started down her entrepreneurial path - like many people, she left corporate initially and returned only to quit for good when the time and the opportunity was right. Lots of discussion about the rollercoaster of entrepreneurship, facing down your fears and being flexible.

Episode 16. Stuck in a corporate rut in her 30s but with a passion for foodies, Charlotte left her big social media job at Tesco and launched her own PR firm to help the smaller guys in the food industry to sort out their PR. We talk about membership sites, how to price them, how they work, and what Charlotte offers.

Episode 15 - Nicola Semple previously had a business helping new entrepreneurs with the nuts and bolts of setting up their business online. We talk about how she is pivoting and creating a new business based around Mindfulness for Busy People. From investing in training to trialling out the new business, Nicola and I talk through how you decide what you actually need from the business you are creating, how much time you are prepared to invest in it, and how this looks in reality.

Episode 14 - talking to Sinead Sharkey Steenson of Generation Women. How Sinead pivoted from corporate to entrepreneur after seeing the world differently through the eyes of her children. From identifying bias in children's TV advertising to running a year long programme for women through Lean IN Belfast. Sinead talks about her passion for helping other women through their career progression and her involvement with Lean In and The Women's Equality Party.

Episode 14 - Marjorie Moore. Marjorie is the CEO of Minds Eye Radio, an Illinoisbased non-profit providing reading services for the visually impaired. Marjorie also hosts a podcast for other non-profits - she describes it as howto manage where people and mission meet. I learned a lot from Marjorie, and we had a lot of crossover between the challenges of a non profit and those of an entrepreneur. 

Episode 12 - getting your business ready for 2018. How to review2017 and plan out your online marketing for the next year.   The importance of having a blog, growing your email list and how to plan out your content for the next year.  

Melissa runs two businesses - Campfire Communications and Glamoraks. CC helps small business owners to get clarity over what their business is. Who they want to sell to and what makes them different. Melissa has several offerings, from coaching and advising to writing web copy and producing press releases. Glamoraks is a new business set up for women who want to make time for themselves to get out in the fresh air and walk with other like-minded women.

Episode 9 - Annabelle Needles transitioned from working in TV and film, to teaching creative entrepreneurs how to master video, while travelling across the US living in a camper van with her husband and their dog.