644: Jac Semmler of Super Bloom
In this episode, Fiona chats with Jac Semmler, founder of Superbloom, a plant practice with a mission of “plants for the people”. Such an am...
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My Daily Business Coach Podcast
Do you love your business? You should, right? Well sometimes, as small business owners, we just don't. The My Daily Business Coach podcast is here to provide inspiration, education and motiv...
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653: You can always start again - no one is keeping score
Have you ever let something slide in your business and then convinced yourself it’s been too long to go back?
648: Chris Crouch of Happy Valley
In this episode, Fiona chats with Chris Crouch, founder of Melbourne’s much-loved Happy Valley, about 13 years in retail, taking the huge le...
634: Jess Racklyeft of Jesses Mess on finding your true self
Award-winning author and illustrator Jess Racklyeft has created more than 50 children’s books, but her path to a full-time creative career w...
647: Confidence is a muscle, not a personality type
Want to work with Fiona? If you’re feeling stuck in your business, navigating growth or change, or simply need an experienced outside perspe...
636: Why being busy isn't being successful
Are you actually successful, or just busy?
645: What do your best clients or customers have in common?
Who are your favourite clients or customers, and what do they all have in common?
643: Do your clients and customers actually know what you offer?
Do people actually know everything you offer, or are they only seeing part of the picture?
641: Why we're losing this business skill
What if the key to getting unstuck isn't working harder, but getting more curious?
639: Are you the bottleneck in your business? Do this.
What would happen to your business if you were completely unavailable for 10 days? Would it survive?
637: 7 things I wish I knew before starting a business
In this Quick Tip episode, Fiona reflects on more than a decade in business and shares the seven lessons she wishes she'd known from the ver...
628: Nich Burch of Burch + Co on what to consider legally right now
Fiona Killackey sits down with lawyer and Burch & Co founder Nich Burch to talk about what small business owners need to know legally right...
635: When did you stop thinking big?
When did you stop thinking big? Why did you stop thinking that anything was possible? Could you find your way back there?
633: The most important AI skill isn't prompting
This episode explores why one of the most valuable AI skills isn't writing better prompts, it's learning when to challenge the answers.
632: What do we lose if everything is easy?
Things feel hard for a lot of business owners right now. But what if the discomfort you're trying to eliminate is actually the thing that he...
631: What if friction isn't the problem?
We're surrounded by technology that promises to make everything faster, easier and more frictionless. But what if removing every obstacle is...
626: What are you actually doing for yourself?
Are you brilliant at supporting everyone else but terrible at looking after yourself? In this coaching episode, Fiona explores why small bus...
629: When your friends aren't your biggest fans
Ever wondered why friends watch your content but never like, comment or share it? In this Quick Tip episode, Fiona unpacks the assumptions w...
624: Catie Gett of The Staple Store on redefining your impact
Catie Gett built The Staple Store from a tiny wholefood shop into a deeply loved Melbourne and community hub. In this episode, she shares wh...
627: : Why feeling flat in business doesn’t mean you're off track
Feeling a bit flat in your business? You're not alone. In this Quick Tip episode, Fiona explores why losing motivation doesn't mean you're f...