Second Momentum podcast

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Second Momentum podcast episodes

  • Working on the business, not just in the business

    Paul Rifkin, better known as Chef Paul, chats with Michelle about the growing of his consultancy business in 2019. Paul was interviewed by Michelle in May 2018 when employed by Campbelltown Catholic Club and then in December 2018 when he took the leap of faith and began his own consultancy business. He chats about the transition period, working on the business not just in the business particularly when it comes to marketing for new clients. Paul shares with us tips and the challenges, evolving his business and the journey ahead. To know more about Paul Rifkin, his website is https://www.chefpaulrifkin.com.au

    42 min
  • The Impact of Personal Styling

    Julie Hyne is a professional image consultant and knows what it takes to succeed in the business world. Julie delivers tangible results through combination of real-world experience, technical knowledge and ongoing image management.  This lady is amazing. Julie joins us today to share with us the challenges women face in gaining positions on the boardroom table and how with her guidance women walk away with a  new magnetic executive presence.

    www.juliehyneimagestylist.com.au

    50 min
  • Bonjoro’s Papa Bear Matt Barnett

    We love a human connection and you can’t fight 2 million years of evolution. As business evolves and we have all moved online we can hold more relationships now than ever before so how do we use technology to sustain it rather than replace it.  Matt Barnett, Papa Bear AKA CEO of Bonjoro joins me this week and discusses the almost accidental creation of Bonjoro and why it is so effective as a business communication tool.

    www.bonjoro.com

    https://www.bonjoro.com/videofunnelplaybook

    27 min
  • One Life - How to have the life of your dreams

    A rare insight into the life an entrepreneur is the way Naomi Simson, Red Balloon & Big Red Group, Shark Tank Australia describes Tina in her recently launched book One Life.

    Tina built the National Begin Bright franchise from an idea, to a little suburban tutoring centre, to a franchise network with 33 sites throughout the country. She’s won multiple top business awards including the My Business Magazine awards, the Australian Small Business Champions and the 2014 Telstra Australian Young Business Woman of the Year. Having started businesses solo and having done everything from marketing, accounting, curriculum design, training, human resources & team management, contract negotiations, teaching, customer service, event planning, business coaching and product development, Tina brings a wealth of knowledge to share with you in my podcast today. Tina’s businesses have been operating at over 7 figures a year for a decade and so she knows her stuff to help businesses scale.

    Tina shares with us her wisdom, tips and how to enjoy the business journey and our lives.  We only have “One Life”.

    Don’t forget to download your Marketing Planner for 2020.  It’s all there you only have to fill in the spaces.

    https://www.tinatower.com/

    https://www.tinatower.com/2020

    Fun Link to make you laugh:  Check out the Instagram page for Doggy Day Care Farm Trips.

    https://www.instagram.com/doggydaycarefarmtrips/

    38 min
  • Raising awareness and funds for the Cancer Council via the Shitbox Rally

    Trisha Cashmere has a lot on. She runs The Healthy Body Company with her life partner, she is on the Board for the  Cancer Council and she is now participating for the 2nd year running in the Shitbox Rally driving a 2003 Ford Fairmont with her dad from Alice Springs to the Gold Coast to raise awareness and funds for the Cancer Council. Trisha takes us through her professional and personal life until now and what is keeping her busy right now including planning a trivia night where you can pay to cheat coming up on March 14th.

    For tickets to the event https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/93259406395

    Details about Shitbox Rally 

    https://www.shitboxrally.com.au

    https://www.facebook.com/angusandthebeefcakesshitboxrally/ 

    https://www.instagram.com/angus_thebeefcakes/

    Michelle Cox. Death doesn’t have to be morbid https://www.amazon.com/Death-doesnt-have-morbid-learning/dp/0648728110

    30 min
  • The Importance of planning for your future

    There’s a common myth that in order to be wealthy, you must earn a lot of money. But it’s not about what you earn – it’s what you choose to do with it. In this episode I am joined by Kylie and Anthony Sultana from Creo Wealth. Kylie and Anthony discuss the importance of education when it comes to your planning for your future and provide some tips of what you can do now to ensure you can live a financially comfortable life.

    www.creowealth.com.au

    www.moneysmart.gov.au

    40 min
  • Femetech Revolution with Nichol Stark

    After a 20 year low have females taken up technology studies in university, we have turned a corner, we realised that in order to meet our customers needs and our needs, we need to apply critical thinking to solve complex problems, the problems that do not even exist yet. We need diversity of thought. Nichol Stark, creator of the Femetech Revolution joins us and takes us on her personal journey of leaving her role in the corporate sector to building and holding her own event on her own terms. For more information on Nichol please visit Nicholstark.com.au

    48 min
  • Choice Theory

    Almost all behaviour is chosen, and we are driven by our genes to satisfy five basic needs: survival, love and belonging, power, freedom and fun. Today Michelle discusses Choice Theory and applying it to all aspects of your life and business. For more information on Choice Theory you can download more information here https://www.michellepascoe.com/choicetheory.

    16 min
  • Taking a leap of faith

    I first interviewed Paul back in May 2018 when he was about to take the leap of faith and leave his role as Head Chef at the Campbelltown Catholic Club to "start something new". I caught up with him again in December the same year to see what he decided to do in his Second Momentum. Enjoy this episode with the amazing Paul Rifkin.

    38 min
  • Connect Learn Grow 2020
    Deanne Boules a former NSW Police Officer, Workcover Inspector, accomplished WHS and HR executive for a number of iconic Australian and Global Companies joins me today to discuss the moment she made the decision to move from being an "employee" to starting her own business;  Insync Workplace Solutions (https://www.insyncworkplacesolutions.com), 8 years ago.  Dee discusses the importance of education, continued professional development and her passion to help others who are less fortunate in Australia and globally. Two years ago Dee a member of Business Chicks decided to travel with 19 other members of Business Chicks to Ghana arranged by the Hunger Project on the 25th April this year.  Dee discusses what the Hunger Project means to communities, what it means to her and how she is raising funds.     With the recent bush fire devastation Dee has decided that the profits from the Connect Learn Grow Retreat happening 3rd-7th March at Kingscliff, will be split between the Hunger Project and Women in Business who have been affected by the bushfires here in Australia.  This is a "doing retreat", where you are working on your business for 4 days, hearing from amazing presenters facilitating workshops over the 4 days.  But this is no ordinary "retreat" where you live and may or may not implement as part of the retreat there is a 12 month accountability coaching program for all attendees. To learn more go to https://connectlearngrow.online/ to support this wonderful fund raiser that will help our women in business in Australia and families in Ghana.
    53 min

About Second Momentum podcast

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Second Momentum is a weekly Podcast for women who are transitioning from the corporate world who are tired of being looked over for promotion, not being fulfilled in their role or don't like the organisational culture and have acknowledged that voice deep inside them to take that big leap of faith and fulfil their dream of becoming their own boss and starting their own business.