A Transition to a Nomadic Life
I am so excited to interview Amy Scott, who quit her office job to travel the world in 2004 and never looked back. She now keeps a home base in Buenos Aires while she travels the world with her Argentine husband. She's the founder of Nomadtopia, a hub of...
Take the Leap: From Corporate Lawyer to Eco-conscious E-commerce Entrepreneur
In today’s series for the corporate escape stories, I am so excited to interview Elaine Siu, an ex-finance lawyer who reinvented her career to focus her strengths towards a cause that she was passionate about. She has started the first 100% cruelty-free,...
The unconventional mom: Career reinvention and homeschooling as a life choice
Today I am speaking to Kasia Rachfall, former insurance underwriter who reinvented her career to be an intuitive healer and business mentor. After she left corporate in 2010, 2 year later, she began homeschooling her two kids and have since built her...
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[Ep 22] Being Authentic in Your Business: How to Create an Emotional Connection to Your Customer
I have Louise Graham joining me for this episode, who is a creative marketing coach from Glasgow, and currently runs Think Frog Marketing. Now traveling around SE Asia, and working with international clients, Louise is rediscovering new ways to connect people,...
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[Ep 21] Avoid the Trap of Doing Everything as an Entrepreneur
On this episode of my podcast, I talk with Monty Hooke, the Founder & CEO of ‘Ezy VA’, and the author of the new book Business Hacker, which is aimed at entrepreneurs who need guidance in being more productive and finding efficient ways to strive in their...
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[Ep 20] Contribute to Community Through Social Entrepreneurship
On this week's podcast, I have Andy McLean on the show, a Nomadic Kiwi, former London city corporate turned startup business mentor and social entrepreneurship leader. Andy is a bankologist at StartupBootcamp in Singapore, a member of Tribewanted, and...
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[Ep 19] Stop Playing Vanilla: Show the Real You in Your Business
On my latest podcast episode, I have Morgan Haines from A Little Creative. She's a self described former science nerd and a recovering corporate desk jockey who had worked for years in jobs that felt uninspiring and frustrating. Following the sudden and...
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[EP 18] Build Your Tribe and Lead With Impact
I’m so excited about the conversation I get to have with my podcast guest this week, Arthur Carmazzi who founded Directive Communication Psychology, because we get to talk about a two huge topics that I love - FEAR and IMPACT. He is ranked as one of the world's...
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[EP 17] Pathfinding 101: Identify the Voice of Your Heart & Allow It to Lead You
On the latest episode of my Cubicle Crashing Podcast, I have Pace Smith (a.k.a. The Pathfinding Coach), who helps sensitive spiritual nonconformists live wild crazy meaningful lives. She's also an Enneagram podcaster, a teacher, a speaker, a writer, a...
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[EP 16] Your Age Excuse for Finding Passion Doesn’t Fly
This episode, I have Keith Clarke from Life Coach X, where he helps members of Generation X get the most out of their relationships and careers. Generation X are people that are born somewhat between 1961 - 1981, where Keith believes It’s even more...
