Resilient Entrepreneurs

When you think of business as a well-seasoned traveller, you are resilient! Being on standby in an airport means you'll get to your planned destination, even if it's not the way you expected.

In this podcast Michelle Viera reveals her success secrets from her years of experience as an entrepreneur. Owner of a retail store and a fitness instructor, she thrived through the pandemic - here's how!

Nico’s secrets to success as he juggles his business and his schoolwork at 14-years-old, is probably his keen time management, his superpower of being organised and his interest in long-term planning.
This young art-repreneur is creating unique works of art, managing his marketing, attracting media attention, setting up sales distribution channels and creating Instagram reels that ‘go viral’! He explains what he does to create a big hit reel (we can all learn from this young man).
We were proud to interview our youngest ever Resilient Entrepreneur, and he’s in our Two Four One family, Laura Bell’s son, Nico Bean. This short episode can encourage us all in any business and is a peek into the future.

Without resilience, we’d all quit! What’s interesting about resilience is that everyone defines it differently. Does resilience mean pushing through the tough times or easing up when you need to? Both!

In this episode we share the 5 keys to resilience as we see it - and as we’ve experienced it in our lives and in our business. These 5 things are what we work on every day to keep building our own resilience.  Tune in to find out what they are and share with us, do you do these things too?

We believe resilience is what got us to where we are today and it’s part of our journey to help others be resilient, that's where we’re heading! It's great to have you with us on that journey.

Our guest today is Kidist Pinky Emery, owner of the award-winning salon pink and a speaker and leadership mentor for team-based businesses. In this episode, we talked about how she managed through the pandemic and how it changed her business model for the better. We talked about how to keep your confidence when you're in business for yourself. We also talked about how she brings her 50% to the table every day by making sure that she pours into herself first before pouring into others. It counts even more than usual when you're running your own show!

Kidist's energy and excitement for leadership are contagious; you'll want to listen to this episode again and again so that you can soak up all that she has to offer!
Kidist's energy and excitement for leadership are contagious!

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Entrepreneurship is a roller coaster, sometimes you're riding high and the clients are coming in, and the money's coming in, and everything is booming and then there's other times that It can be a struggle.

In this episode, let's connect on how Vicki and Laura surpass those trying times as entrepreneurs and how to move forward from those around you that's still wasn't convinced on what you're doing as an entrepreneur.

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Mia Munro is the Founder at The Human Reinvention Academy, and a Mentor & Business Strategist. Mia is a three-time Amazon Best-Selling Author, and an International Speaker.

She has created leading edge methodologies for the reinvention of humanity. We go into some of that in this episode…

We also spoke with Mia about tangible ways to be resilient.. including how to thrive on every level. Her book ‘The Human Reinvention Formula’ is available on Amazon - and we’ve included a special gift for our listeners from Mia - her e-book free. 

https://thehumanreinventionacademy.com/giftforyou/

In this podcast Mia shares real-life advice and steps to thrive…

While most kids mow their neighbours' lawns for pocket money, Laura Ann Bell, the brilliant graphic designer and brand strategist of Two Four One, as a kid she would make her cash by fixing lawnmowers for the neighbours!
Laura, who is celebrating ten years as an entrepreneur, explains what true independence is like.
Through this Resilient Entrepreneurs audio series, we'll be interviewing business owners to learn more about them and their adventures. We start with Laura. 

From the darkest depths of a deeply personal business failure to co-founding a successful marketing company, Two Four One, Vicki Abraham has lived a life of constant change.

In Bermuda Vicki is a well-known TV and radio news anchor and producer and for the last 15 years has worked for herself as an entrepreneur in Bermuda, Australia, South Africa and the UK. 

In this episode, Vicki talks about the life-changing story of one woman's journey from the brink of complete failure and despair, to finding her feet and regaining her confidence to co-found a successful startup.

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Rose Zuill was fired from her first job… and you’ll never guess why! She later built a career in corporate HR and took the plunge to quit her job and go full time in her own business. Now she’s celebrating her 10th anniversary as co-founder of a leading luxury jewellery studio, DavidRose, based in Bermuda, and doing business internationally.