In this episode, Fiona talks about allowing yourself to get some space and consideration when dealing with different emotions as a business owner - whether it's receiving sad messages or complaints from customers.

Fiona and Kaylene Langford talk about their vulnerabilities, having wonderful support despite going through fear, Kaylene’s journey in writing this book and how she started as a business coach.

In this Quick Tip episode, Fiona talks about the importance of having visual cues to remind small business owners of their business goals? Listen now as she answers questions such as, ‘How visible are your goals?’ and ‘What do you need to tweak in order to do that?’

Fiona recently celebrated her 41st birthday, so for this special episode, she talks about the 10 important lessons she learned during her first year in her 40’s. Whether it’s about finding your real friends who will celebrate your wins or knowing the importance of having hard conversations, listen to what wisdom she can share after turning 41.

It’s a special Quick Tip episode as Fiona gives a short reflection on her 41st birthday about growing older yet maintaining to feel young at heart. Hear the poem she recommends everyone to listen to about how age is just a number.

In this episode, catches up with a friend from New York - the inspiring Jenny Nguyen, founder of Hello Human. Throughout their chat, they talk about collaborating with different people around the world, finding the good in any bad situation people are in, and the importance of finding what values to go with for every small business.

In this quick tip episode, Fiona talks about the end of another financial year. Have you reviewed yours already? Listen now as she talks about setting new goals, strategies and tactics for the coming financial year.

In this quick tip episode, Fiona talks about the end of another financial year. Have you reviewed yours already? Listen now as she talks about setting new goals, strategies and tactics for the coming financial year.

If you’re someone who has high expectations, this is an episode you need as a reminder to enjoy the process and celebrate the small things in your business without expecting too much.

In this small business interview episode with Fiona, she talks to Elise Heslop, founder of Plyroom, about staying intentionally small as a business and how reimagining what’s already there helped her manage her business for 8 years (and counting).

In this quick tip episode, Fiona talks about the evaluation stage of the buyer cycle and how it helps small business owners improve their sales and increase brand loyalty.

In this coaching episode with Fiona, she gives us a reminder about the importance of cultivating crews and she also talks about the benefits of joining group coaching programs.

In today’s quick tip episode, Fiona shares a lesson she learned about ghost outfits and why it’s important as a small business owner to put one’s best effort always, even if it means taking a minute to stop before making decisions.

In this episode, Fiona talks to sisters and co-founders of Mustard, Becca and Jess Stern, about how they established a product-based business that employs international suppliers.

In this quick tip episode with Fiona, she shares a tool she uses to check how her Instagram is doing in terms of engagement and how she can use this to gauge what strategy works for her and which ones do not.

Fiona talks about the 10 things she learned after producing a hundred different podcast episodes. From embracing imperfections on the production to having fun in marketing, Fiona shares the top lessons she’s learned so far from making this podcast what it is now.

In this quick tactic tool, Fiona shares how she only spends 30 minutes on Instagram so that she can have more time to focus on her family and her business.

Fiona talks to the founder of one of the most successful podcasts in Australia - Sophie Walker from Australian Birth Stories. In this special (post-Mother’s Day) interview, get to know how Sophie started her podcast focused on women sharing firsthand their stories of childbirth in Australia and overseas.

Fiona talks about encouraging everyone to stop and think about the mini little wars we create in our business. Are you making things way too complicated than they ought to be?

In this episode, Fiona talks about the 5 things every small business owner needs to consider when having another child (or raising a child) while running a business.