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What if youâre already enough? Not once the business is bigger. Not once you have finally stopped second-guessing yourself.Now!It is a deceptively simple question. And for anyone who has spent years striving, achieving, performing and trying to get things right, it can be a surprisingly uncomfortable one.On this podcast, Tui Fleming explains what she calls
The biggest obstacle in business isn’t always strategy⌠it’s believing you’re capable. When we start a business, it’s easy to think success comes from having the perfect website, marketing plan, or business strategy. But according to MÄori business coach Tarra Bishop, the real work starts much deeper. It starts with self-belief. In our recent kĹrero, Tarra shared how building
What happens when the strategy that built your success is the very thing that breaks you?For a long time, I thought I was doing what strong women do.You keep showing up. You keep delivering. You keep supporting the people around you. You keep the business moving, the family functioning, and the commitments honoured.And then one
How do you rebound from difficulties in your business? Setbacks, health struggles, financial fiascos. Itâs a matter of âwhen,â not âifâ youâll be thrown some obstacles on your business journey. And when that moment arrives, resilience is the difference between success and failure. Cultivating the capability to rebound from difficulties is not just beneficial. It’s
Ever woke up in the morning and the idea of having to show up for your business fills you with dread? Zero energy, zero inspiration, zero passion. The realisation that the creeping sense of âmehâ isnât just fatigue, but a sign you are completely running out of steam isnât a fun one. It forces you
Is it actually a good idea to turn your personal challenges into a business opportunity⌠or is that just a romantic story we tell ourselves? Itâs a question that comes up regularly in my coaching business. During my recent kĹrero with Miah Faumuina, founder of Dulve, it was the perfect time to address it. In her mid-20s
