Whether they be with employees, contractors or your family and friends, relationships are foundational to a successful business. However, they can also be the thing that makes running a business challenging and stressful. Managing these relationships effectively can be a steep and unexpected learning curve for those entering the small business world.

This episode discusses how effective relationships inside and outside the business are a key part of success.

Host:
Leanne Berry

Thanks to:
Dominic Crawley, CEO of BASECON
Sue Brian, Daisy Cow Soap
Rob Hartnett, business adviser, leadership expert and author of ‘It’s All Possible’


Bouncing Back is produced by SoundCartel.

Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

Whether they be with employees, contractors or your family and friends, relationships are foundational to a successful business. However, they can also be the thing that makes running a business challenging and stressful. Managing these relationships effectively can be a steep and unexpected learning curve for those entering the small business world.
This episode discusses how effective relationships inside and outside the business are a key part of success.
Host: Leanne Berry
Thanks to:
<ul>
<li>Dominic Crawley, CEO of BASECON</li>
<li>Sue Brian, Daisy Cow Soap</li>
<li>Rob Hartnett, business adviser, leadership expert and author of &lsquo;It&rsquo;s All Possible&rsquo;</li>
</ul>
 Bouncing Back is produced by <a href="https://soundcartel.com.au/">SoundCartel</a>.
Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

Business owners across Australia cross countless bumps and confront endless gridlocks on the road to growing a business. The pressures of cashflow, working long and unpredictable hours, and the strain on relationships are just some of the difficulties that small businesses have to navigate.

Running a business can feel like a series of tests. The reality is, you aren’t always going to get a perfect score. But, that’s okay. In fact, it may actually take the odd failure to succeed.

In this podcast series, host Leanne Berry explores the overwhelming challenges real business owners all over the country have faced. We learn that with the right support and information, it’s possible that businesses can bounce back!

Bouncing Back is produced by SoundCartel.

Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

Business owners across Australia cross countless bumps and confront endless gridlocks on the road to growing a business. The pressures of cashflow, working long and unpredictable hours, and the strain on relationships are just some of the difficulties that small businesses have to navigate.
Running a business can feel like a series of tests. The reality is, you aren&rsquo;t always going to get a perfect score. But, that&rsquo;s okay. In fact, it may actually take the odd failure to succeed.
In this podcast series, host Leanne Berry explores the overwhelming challenges real business owners all over the country have faced. We learn that with the right support and information, it&rsquo;s possible that businesses can bounce back!
Bouncing Back is produced by <a href="https://soundcartel.com.au/">SoundCartel</a>.
Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

Bouncing Back

Relationships

How do you plan for the future and manage the difficulties of working in a changing economic landscape? This episode discusses the next steps for running your business, whether it is making product developments to reflect change in consumer demand, utilising new technology, or preparing the business for sale or franchise. We explore the prevalence of digital disruption, and the need to be proactive rather than reactive in order to stay ahead of competition.

Host:
Leanne Berry

Thanks to:
Wendy Bretnall-Wood, founder of Wendy’s Music
Alan Rodway, business coach
Ebru Sak, founder of Saks Salons
John Di Natale, business coach and wealth creation adviser, and Director of Equi Wealth


Bouncing Back is produced by SoundCartel.

Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

How do you plan for the future and manage the difficulties of working in a changing economic landscape? This episode discusses the next steps for running your business, whether it is making product developments to reflect change in consumer demand, utilising new technology, or preparing the business for sale or franchise. We explore the prevalence of digital disruption, and the need to be proactive rather than reactive in order to stay ahead of competition.
Host: Leanne Berry
Thanks to:
<ul>
<li>Wendy Bretnall-Wood, founder of Wendy&rsquo;s Music</li>
<li>Alan Rodway, business coach</li>
<li>Ebru Sak, founder of Saks Salons</li>
<li>John Di Natale, business coach and wealth creation adviser, and Director of Equi Wealth</li>
</ul>
 Bouncing Back is produced by <a href="https://soundcartel.com.au/">SoundCartel</a>.
Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

Running a business has its ups and downs, but the extra challenges of growing a business can place additional strain on an already stressed business owner. How we can look after ourselves when faced with more things to do, and less time to do them? This episode looks at the growing pains of business: it may not always feel like success as you try to handle the difficulties associated with an expanding business, from employing new staff to taking on new technology.

Host:
Leanne Berry

Thanks to:
Julie Muir, celebrant
Melissa Horvat, founder and graphic design artist at Graphika
Helen Tricarico, founder of Healthy on the Inside (HOTI) – a home-made, organic kombucha
Ellen Jackson, workplace psychologist
Roland Hanekroot, small business expert



Bouncing Back is produced by SoundCartel.

Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

Running a business has its ups and downs, but the extra challenges of growing a business can place additional strain on an already stressed business owner. How we can look after ourselves when faced with more things to do, and less time to do them? This episode looks at the growing pains of business: it may not always feel like success as you try to handle the difficulties associated with an expanding business, from employing new staff to taking on new technology.
Host: Leanne Berry
Thanks to:
<ul>
<li>Julie Muir, celebrant</li>
<li>Melissa Horvat, founder and graphic design artist at Graphika</li>
<li>Helen Tricarico, founder of Healthy on the Inside (HOTI) &ndash; a home-made, organic kombucha</li>
<li>Ellen Jackson, workplace psychologist</li>
<li>Roland Hanekroot, small business expert </li>
</ul>
Bouncing Back is produced by <a href="https://soundcartel.com.au/">SoundCartel</a>.
Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

Growth

The boundary which separates business and personal life can often be blurry. From personal challenges to economic downturns, it can be hard to balance life with business. This episode explores the importance of looking after the most important asset to your business: you. It’s an in-depth discussion about how the stress of running a small business can impact your mental health and wellbeing, the realities of doing it tough while in business, and when to seek support.

Host:
Leanne Berry

Thanks to:
Julie Muir, celebrant
Pauline Nguyen, one of Australia’s most successful businesswomen and restaurateurs, co-founded award-winning restaurant, Red Lantern
Patrice O’Brien, General Manager of Workplace, Partnerships and Engagement at Beyond Blue
Leanne Faulkner, founder of Billie Goat Soap


Bouncing Back is produced by SoundCartel.

Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

The boundary which separates business and personal life can often be blurry. From personal challenges to economic downturns, it can be hard to balance life with business. This episode explores the importance of looking after the most important asset to your business: you. It&rsquo;s an in-depth discussion about how the stress of running a small business can impact your mental health and wellbeing, the realities of doing it tough while in business, and when to seek support.
Host: Leanne Berry
Thanks to:
<ul>
<li>Julie Muir, celebrant</li>
<li>Pauline Nguyen, one of Australia&rsquo;s most successful businesswomen and restaurateurs, co-founded award-winning restaurant, Red Lantern</li>
<li>Patrice O&rsquo;Brien, General Manager of Workplace, Partnerships and Engagement at Beyond Blue</li>
<li>Leanne Faulkner, founder of Billie Goat Soap</li>
</ul>
 Bouncing Back is produced by <a href="https://soundcartel.com.au/">SoundCartel</a>.
Bouncing Back is an initiative of the Australian Government.

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