Lindsay is the MD and co-founder of Chello, an agency that applies creativity to communication problems; connecting brands and people back to what matters most.

At the age of 25 Lindsay Rogers left a dream career – to build the company she couldn’t have dreamed of. 

Chello started as two co-founders. In its first year it turned over a million dollars and reached over 45 clients – including an international airline. Since then the company has grown to over 20 people and more than a 180 clients.

Sara owns SRA Corporate Change whose purpose is to unlock the potential of organisations and their leaders to cultivate high performance. They work with leading organisations in their core business areas of strategy, leadership and culture.

Sara’s personal and professional experiences have refined her approach to the many facets of people development. These experiences ensure clients receive genuine results relevant to the way in which we live and work today.

Kirsty Dunphey grew up immersed in an entrepreneurial wonderland: parents who had their own businesses and rental properties, who escaped the rat race and retired in their 30’s and who enveloped her in that culture working in their businesses from a young age. Kirsty has delivered keynote speeches around the world and heads up a number of businesses most notably her new mortgage and finance broking .company Up Loans.

Valerie Khoo is founder and CEO of the Australian Writers’ Centre, which is Australia’s leading centre for writing courses. She now combines her love of storytelling with her passion for art and managed a second career as a professional artist. She has also been appointed as the City of Sydney’s Curator of the Chinese New Year Festival 2019, the third largest annual event in Sydney (behind NYE Fireworks and Vivid) and the largest celebration of Chinese New Year in the world outside of Asia.

Elizabeth Abegg is one half of sister-duo that makes up Byron Bay fashion brand Spell and the Gypsy Collective. Elizabeth drove the label into a global business by embracing the blogging and online shopping world.

Spell & the Gypsy Collective was awarded the 2016 Australian Business of the Year at the National Telstra Business Awards and finalists of the Cosmo Women of the Year Awards 2017 in the Designer Category.

Sit back and take a listen to this gorgeous woman be so open about what it’s like to travel the world for years being foot loose and fancy free and then thrive in the serious world of raising a family and growing a business.

Leanne Haining is the Creative Director of bath, body & home fragrance brand, Urban Rituelle.

Having their products stocked in over 1000 boutiques in Australia, Leanne has learnt the art of adaptation and innovation throughout the changing seasons of business.

Jacinta McDonell is an absolute unicorn of a human. She’s incredibly cool, fierce and also the most kind and generous person you could imagine.

Jacinta launched the US franchise Anytime Fitness into the Australian market in 2008. An entrepreneur and a mother of 3, Jacinta now focusses on The Human Kind Project, a not-for-profit foundation that funds life changing projects in Africa and India & a new style of yoga studio, W1LL, with every purchase supporting a human in need.

Pamela Jabbour is the CEO of Total Image Group, Australia’s leader in the uniform industry dressing over 250,000 people a day. She’s super successful and the business is 13 years old but it hasn’t always been that way. It took her 12 months to sign the first client after making 100 calls a day! Persistence anyone?

We talk about how she handles the pressure of a rapidly growing business and stay sane working so closely with her loved ones.

Sel is a serial entrepreneur, a mum of 3, a lover of NYC and Gary Vaynerchuck in a massive way and an all round incredible woman. In this episode we touch on how Sel has defined her ideal life and unapologetically lives it, even though it sometimes goes against societal norms, how she deals with having her husband as an employee and the experiments, wins and losses that have made her into the formidable business woman that she is today.

This week are my two favourite guests, my children. I started my business before my children were born & get asked way too often if my children are ok because I work and have a career that I love and how I juggle it all.

Mother guilt serves no one and does nothing except invade your happiness and slow down your progress.

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