How to make money with email, with Peta Serras (again!)

Building an underwear brand from scratch, with Emily Redmond

How I make money online as an artist, with Claire Devine

9 lessons I've learned in 9 years of business(ish)

In this episode, I talk to Dr Hayley D Quinn, Clinical Psychologist and Anti Burnout Business Coach, about overcoming self doubt in business, and how we can better take care of ourselves as business owners – for the benefit of our bottom lines, and our mental health! 

Where to find Hayley:

Welcome to Self Podcast: https://drhayleydquinn.com/podcast/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drhayleydquinn/

Website: https://drhayleydquinn.com/

In this episode, I talk to Dr Hayley D Quinn, Clinical Psychologist and Anti Burnout Business Coach, about overcoming self doubt in business, and how we can better take care of ourselves as business owners – for the benefit of our bottom lines, and our mental health! 
Where to find Hayley:
Welcome to Self Podcast: https://drhayleydquinn.com/podcast/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drhayleydquinn/
Website: https://drhayleydquinn.com/

Overcoming self doubt in business, with Dr Hayley Quinn

In this episode I'm joined by business mega babe, Peta Serras of Professional Babe. Having been in business since she was just 20, Peta has a LOT of entrepreneurial years under her belt, and we're talking back in the days long before likes, shares, and going viral. Besides a brief stint folding t-shirts at JayJays, Peta has never had a traditional job. Instead, she's a career entrepreneur (and a shit hot one at that). During this episode, she teaches us what it means to have an entrepreneurial mindset, including why we have to let go of everything we knew from our "normal" job, and why business is the best and most beautiful adventure you'll ever have the privilege of going on. 

Where to find Peta:

The Business Fondle Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7K81vdpsFxzOe3w2bT5llq

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalbabe/

In this episode I'm joined by business mega babe, Peta Serras of Professional Babe. Having been in business since she was just 20, Peta has a LOT of entrepreneurial years under her belt, and we're talking back in the days long before likes, shares, and going viral. Besides a brief stint folding t-shirts at JayJays, Peta has never had a traditional job. Instead, she's a career entrepreneur (and a shit hot one at that). During this episode, she teaches us what it means to have an entrepreneurial mindset, including why we have to let go of everything we knew from our "normal" job, and why business is the best and most beautiful adventure you'll ever have the privilege of going on. 
Where to find Peta:
The Business Fondle Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7K81vdpsFxzOe3w2bT5llq
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalbabe/

Building an entrepreneurial business-first mindset, with Peta Serras

Grace Andrews is the Marketing Director at Steven Bartlett, Diary of a CEO and Flight Studio, and also runs her own personal brand online, The Social Climber. In this episode I talk to Grace about confidently building a personal brand on social media. We discuss everything from whether going viral is worth it, to articulating yourself online, to setting boundaries and knowing what to say and how to say it. 

Where to find Grace:

Instagram: @the.socialclimber

Grace Andrews is the Marketing Director at Steven Bartlett, Diary of a CEO and Flight Studio, and also runs her own personal brand online, The Social Climber. In this episode I talk to Grace about confidently building a personal brand on social media. We discuss everything from whether going viral is worth it, to articulating yourself online, to setting boundaries and knowing what to say and how to say it. 
Where to find Grace:
Instagram: @the.socialclimber

Building a thriving personal brand on social media with Grace Andrews of Diary of a CEO and The Social Climber

How to Overcome Tax Time Anxiety with Mandy Stonard 

Tax time can be a source of anxiety and fear for many business owners due to the complexity and uncertainty surrounding tax obligations. The pressure to accurately file taxes, the fear of audits, and the possibility of unexpected financial liabilities can all contribute to this unease. However, there are effective ways to overcome tax time anxiety. Firstly, staying organised throughout the year by maintaining well-organised records and financial documents can significantly reduce last-minute stress. If you want more of these golden tips, join this conversation with Mandy Stonard and learn more. 

Mandy Stonard from H&R Block will help us squash that signature tax time anxiety. Whether it's getting a MyGov inbox message or stressing over getting audited (seriously, why is this my nightmare?), tax time can be a big worry for many businesses. Mandy explains what needs to happen at tax time, how to ensure you're compliant, and what happens if you do get flagged by the ATO.


Episode Highlights:
[00:01] Episode intro and what’s in for you today with Mandy Stonard
[03:00] A quick snapshot of who Mandy is and what she does 
[04:38] Why business owners have anxiety and fear during tax time
[06:27] The unnecessary stress on tax and what we can do
[09:32] How concrete record keeping can keep you in control over tax-time anxiety
[10:08] How long should you be keeping your business records 
[11:25] Good record-keeping best practices in this digital era
[14:56] Commercial break
[17:07] What happens if you get flagged by ATO for non-compliance
[20:48] Why self-education is not always factored in as a business expense
[24:55] What you should be doing to avoid the tax bill shock
[32:20] Reserving tax if you are doing a side hustle besides your main business
[33:52] ATO tax payment plans you should know
[40:00] Wrap up and end of the show

Standout Quotes:
“A concrete record keeping in your business is not only a way of helping you control your anxiety during tax time. It is the only solution.”- Mandy [09:33]
“ATO has a certain expectation of income vs. expenses of any business level. If your expenses are a lot higher than your income, the ATO will be drawn to find out why."- Mandy [17:14]
“Self-education is still one of the grey areas in tax. Sometimes you may incur an expense from your business to further education that is related to your business, but the tax auditor declines to accept that deduction.” - Mandy [20:48]
“Though ATO provides flexible tax payment plans, they will overcharge you. On the brighter side, you will have the extra flow of money for your business just in case you meet investment opportunities. ”- Mandy [34:42]

Mentioned in this episode:
H&R Block tax course: https://www.hrblock.com.au/income-tax-course/

Thanks to our Season Sponsor, H&R Block.

As Australia’s leading tax experts, the team is here to help, offering ongoing support for individuals and small businesses and FREE BAS services for all newcomers. Get more, for sure, with H&R Block.


Visit hrblock.com.au to book an appointment.

How to Overcome Tax Time Anxiety with Mandy Stonard 
Tax time can be a source of anxiety and fear for many business owners due to the complexity and uncertainty surrounding tax obligations. The pressure to accurately file taxes, the fear of audits, and the possibility of unexpected financial liabilities can all contribute to this unease. However, there are effective ways to overcome tax time anxiety. Firstly, staying organised throughout the year by maintaining well-organised records and financial documents can significantly reduce last-minute stress. If you want more of these golden tips, join this conversation with Mandy Stonard and learn more. 
Mandy Stonard from H&amp;R Block will help us squash that signature tax time anxiety. Whether it's getting a MyGov inbox message or stressing over getting audited (seriously, why is this my nightmare?), tax time can be a big worry for many businesses. Mandy explains what needs to happen at tax time, how to ensure you're compliant, and what happens if you do get flagged by the ATO.
 Episode Highlights:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">[00:01] Episode intro and what’s in for you today with Mandy Stonard</li>
<li aria-level="1">[03:00] A quick snapshot of who Mandy is and what she does </li>
<li aria-level="1">[04:38] Why business owners have anxiety and fear during tax time</li>
<li aria-level="1">[06:27] The unnecessary stress on tax and what we can do</li>
<li aria-level="1">[09:32] How concrete record keeping can keep you in control over tax-time anxiety</li>
<li aria-level="1">[10:08] How long should you be keeping your business records </li>
<li aria-level="1">[11:25] Good record-keeping best practices in this digital era</li>
<li aria-level="1">[14:56] Commercial break</li>
<li aria-level="1">[17:07] What happens if you get flagged by ATO for non-compliance</li>
<li aria-level="1">[20:48] Why self-education is not always factored in as a business expense</li>
<li aria-level="1">[24:55] What you should be doing to avoid the tax bill shock</li>
<li aria-level="1">[32:20] Reserving tax if you are doing a side hustle besides your main business</li>
<li aria-level="1">[33:52] ATO tax payment plans you should know</li>
<li aria-level="1">[40:00] Wrap up and end of the show</li>
</ul>
Standout Quotes:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">“A concrete record keeping in your business is not only a way of helping you control your anxiety during tax time. It is the only solution.”- Mandy [09:33]</li>
<li aria-level="1">“ATO has a certain expectation of income vs. expenses of any business level. If your expenses are a lot higher than your income, the ATO will be drawn to find out why."- Mandy [17:14]</li>
<li aria-level="1">“Self-education is still one of the grey areas in tax. Sometimes you may incur an expense from your business to further education that is related to your business, but the tax auditor declines to accept that deduction.” - Mandy [20:48]</li>
<li aria-level="1">“Though ATO provides flexible tax payment plans, they will overcharge you. On the brighter side, you will have the extra flow of money for your business just in case you meet investment opportunities. ”- Mandy [34:42]</li>
</ul>
Mentioned in this episode: H&amp;R Block tax course: https://www.hrblock.com.au/income-tax-course/
Thanks to our Season Sponsor, H&amp;R Block.
As Australia’s leading tax experts, the team is here to help, offering ongoing support for individuals and small businesses and FREE BAS services for all newcomers. Get more, for sure, with H&amp;R Block.
 Visit<a href="https://www.hrblock.com.au/business-services/small-business/"> hrblock.com.au</a> to book an appointment.

How to overcome tax time anxiety, with Mandy Stonard

The Art of Being Brave in Business with Iolanthe Gabrie

Being brave in business is all about embracing courage and taking bold steps. It means having the audacity to pursue innovative ideas, face challenges head-on, and make tough decisions without fear. Playing it safe often leads to stagnation and missed opportunities, so pushing boundaries, thinking outside the box, and embracing calculated risks is the way to go for any successful business. Additionally, bravery fosters a culture of resilience, encouraging teams to take the initiative and explore other territories. Join this conversation with Iolanthe Gabrie, and let’s chat more about that.

Iolanthe Gabrie is a sought-after digital marketing authority, business mentor, and author. She builds exceptional online voices and develops productive, engaged communities across social media platforms for individuals, businesses, and organsations. In this episode, Lolathe talks about the importance of bravery and gumption in business.

Tune in!

Episode Highlights:
[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest; Iolanthe Gabrie
[02:17] Iolanthe’s backstory and the value she brings to the business space
[03:14] Importance of bravery in business and why Iolanthe wrote about it
[05:36] Why Iolanthe’s book, 100 Days of Brave, is so valuable
[08:07] What you can do to become a confident business owner
[10:36] Some things that separate a business that succeeds and one that does not
[18:32] Commercial Break
[20:28] The role of bootstrapping in the long-term success of a business
[34:24] Facts about when you become a new business owner
[35:30] Who Iolanthe describe herself as in business?
[42:06] Call to action and ending the show

Standout Quotes:
“When you make a decision to become self employed, you have to be brave because you are turning to what you generationally used to call a way of securing a a life of freedom. You are choosing to be totally self-reliant in taking full responsibility for your financial well-being.”- Iolanthe [03:47]
“Dreaming it does not automatically guarantee you to earn it. You need more than that. You need grit, a support network, and a sound mental health. Self employment is not something to take lightly.”-Iolanthe [05:46]
“One of the differences between a business that succeeds and one that fails is relentlessness.”-Iolanthe [10:37]
“Bootstrapping only serves a business when it is at its most tight cashflow stage, mostly at its first year of business.” - Iolanthe [20:29]

Resources Mentioned
100 DAYS OF BRAVE by Iolanthe Gabrie: https://www.100daysofbrave.com/shop/p/100-days-of-brave

Stay ConnectedIolanthe Gabrie

Personal Website: https://iolanthegabrie.com/

Company’s Website: https://www.100daysofbrave.com/

Facebook: https://facebook.com/rubyassembly

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/100daysofbrave/

Emma Edwards

Website: https://thebrokegeneration.com/?v=518f4a738816

LinkedIn: https://instagram.com/the.brokegeneration

Instagram: https://instagram.com/the.brokegeneration

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Thanks to our Season Sponsor H&R Block. 

As Australia’s leading tax experts, the team are here to help, offering on-going support for individuals and small businesses, and FREE BAS services for all newcomers. Get more, for sure, with H&R Block. 

Visit hrblock.com.au to book an appointment.

The Art of Being Brave in Business with Iolanthe Gabrie
Being brave in business is all about embracing courage and taking bold steps. It means having the audacity to pursue innovative ideas, face challenges head-on, and make tough decisions without fear. Playing it safe often leads to stagnation and missed opportunities, so pushing boundaries, thinking outside the box, and embracing calculated risks is the way to go for any successful business. Additionally, bravery fosters a culture of resilience, encouraging teams to take the initiative and explore other territories. Join this conversation with Iolanthe Gabrie, and let’s chat more about that.
Iolanthe Gabrie is a sought-after digital marketing authority, business mentor, and author. She builds exceptional online voices and develops productive, engaged communities across social media platforms for individuals, businesses, and organsations. In this episode, Lolathe talks about the importance of bravery and gumption in business.
Tune in!
Episode Highlights:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest; Iolanthe Gabrie</li>
<li aria-level="1">[02:17] Iolanthe’s backstory and the value she brings to the business space</li>
<li aria-level="1">[03:14] Importance of bravery in business and why Iolanthe wrote about it</li>
<li aria-level="1">[05:36] Why Iolanthe’s book, 100 Days of Brave, is so valuable</li>
<li aria-level="1">[08:07] What you can do to become a confident business owner</li>
<li aria-level="1">[10:36] Some things that separate a business that succeeds and one that does not</li>
<li aria-level="1">[18:32] Commercial Break</li>
<li aria-level="1">[20:28] The role of bootstrapping in the long-term success of a business</li>
<li aria-level="1">[34:24] Facts about when you become a new business owner</li>
<li aria-level="1">[35:30] Who Iolanthe describe herself as in business?</li>
<li aria-level="1">[42:06] Call to action and ending the show</li>
</ul>
Standout Quotes:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1"> “When you make a decision to become self employed, you have to be brave because you are turning to what you generationally used to call a way of securing a a life of freedom. You are choosing to be totally self-reliant in taking full responsibility for your financial well-being.”- Iolanthe [03:47]</li>
<li aria-level="1">“Dreaming it does not automatically guarantee you to earn it. You need more than that. You need grit, a support network, and a sound mental health. Self employment is not something to take lightly.”-Iolanthe [05:46]</li>
<li aria-level="1">“One of the differences between a business that succeeds and one that fails is relentlessness.”-Iolanthe [10:37]</li>
<li aria-level="1">“Bootstrapping only serves a business when it is at its most tight cashflow stage, mostly at its first year of business.” - Iolanthe [20:29]</li>
</ul>
Resources Mentioned
<ol>
<li aria-level="1">100 DAYS OF BRAVE by Iolanthe Gabrie: <a href="https://www.100daysofbrave.com/shop/p/100-days-of-brave">https://www.100daysofbrave.com/shop/p/100-days-of-brave</a></li>
</ol>
Stay ConnectedIolanthe Gabrie
Personal Website: <a href="https://iolanthegabrie.com/">https://iolanthegabrie.com/</a>
Company’s Website: <a href="https://www.100daysofbrave.com/">https://www.100daysofbrave.com/</a>
Facebook: <a href="https://facebook.com/rubyassembly">https://facebook.com/rubyassembly</a>
Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/100daysofbrave/">https://www.instagram.com/100daysofbrave/</a>
Emma Edwards
Website: <a href="https://thebrokegeneration.com/?v=518f4a738816">https://thebrokegeneration.com/?v=518f4a738816</a>
LinkedIn: <a href="https://instagram.com/the.brokegeneration">https://instagram.com/the.brokegeneration</a>
Instagram: <a href="https://instagram.com/the.brokegeneration">https://instagram.com/the.brokegeneration</a>
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Thanks to our Season Sponsor H&amp;R Block. 
As Australia’s leading tax experts, the team are here to help, offering on-going support for individuals and small businesses, and FREE BAS services for all newcomers. Get more, for sure, with H&amp;R Block. 
Visit <a href="https://www.hrblock.com.au/business-services/small-business/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.hrblock.com.au/business-services/small-business/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1684451735712000&amp;usg=AOvVaw3rdYc7ExAn-XYfu_iCobJN">hrblock.com.au</a> to book an appointment.

The art of being brave in business, with Iolanthe Gabrie

3 things business owners need to know this EOFY

During this time of the year, when we're immersed in thoughts and preparations for tax and the upcoming financial year, it's crucial for you as a business owner to address this less glamorous topic, “tax deductions.”  While it may not be the most thrilling topic for business owners to contemplate, understanding tax deductions can be incredibly empowering. Taking charge of your taxes not only alleviates stress but also allows you to feel confident about your business's financial success. Staying informed about changes and updates related to tax claims will be a crucial part of this process, ensuring a smoother and less stressful experience. With a proactive approach to taxes, you can focus more on growing your business and feeling positive about its profitability.

In this episode, we are joined by Mandy Stonard from our season sponsor, H&R Block, to talk about three MEGA things business owners need to know for this EOFY and the financial year ahead. Listen and get insights on the changes in how we deduct assets in the business, entertainment expenses, when food and drink are claimable, and changes to work from expenses.

Episode Highlights:
[00:01] Intro and a bit about our guest today, Mandy Stonard
[02:15] A bit about Mandy's background and what she does in the tax space
[03:26] Important changes to the way we deduct asset expenses in our businesses
[07:17] Common mistakes Mandy sees business owners making in asset depreciation 
[11:56] The biggest mistake business owners keep making when it comes to entertainment expenses
[13:17] Why the ATO tightened its allowances and rules around entertainment expenses
[15:28] Avenues to claim tax deductions when it comes to food and drinks 
[17:35] Commercial Break
[19:11] The change in how the deductions appear in the tax returns 
[21:29] Changes to the way we substantiate work-from-home claims 
[27:36] Changes to the shortcut method for work-from-home cents-per-hour claims 
[28:56] How the proof of expenses has changed record keeping for working-at-home 
[33:01] Wrap up on the three things you need to know about tax deduction 
[35:54] Ending the show

Standout Quotes:
“ATO tightened its allowances and rules around entertainment expenses to make sure it’s clear for everybody, and we’re doing the right thing.”-  Mandy Stonard [13:52]
“There are no specific self-employed deduction; it is a general based because the rules are the same, whether you are employed or in business."- Mandy Stonard [21:30]

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Thanks to our Season Sponsor H&R Block. 

As Australia’s leading tax experts, the team are here to help, offering on-going support for individuals and small businesses, and FREE BAS services for all newcomers. Get more, for sure, with H&R Block. 

Visit hrblock.com.au to book an appointment.

3 things business owners need to know this EOFY 
During this time of the year, when we're immersed in thoughts and preparations for tax and the upcoming financial year, it's crucial for you as a business owner to address this less glamorous topic, “tax deductions.”  While it may not be the most thrilling topic for business owners to contemplate, understanding tax deductions can be incredibly empowering. Taking charge of your taxes not only alleviates stress but also allows you to feel confident about your business's financial success. Staying informed about changes and updates related to tax claims will be a crucial part of this process, ensuring a smoother and less stressful experience. With a proactive approach to taxes, you can focus more on growing your business and feeling positive about its profitability.
In this episode, we are joined by Mandy Stonard from our season sponsor, H&amp;R Block, to talk about three MEGA things business owners need to know for this EOFY and the financial year ahead. Listen and get insights on the changes in how we deduct assets in the business, entertainment expenses, when food and drink are claimable, and changes to work from expenses.
Episode Highlights:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">[00:01] Intro and a bit about our guest today, Mandy Stonard</li>
<li aria-level="1">[02:15] A bit about Mandy's background and what she does in the tax space</li>
<li aria-level="1">[03:26] Important changes to the way we deduct asset expenses in our businesses</li>
<li aria-level="1">[07:17] Common mistakes Mandy sees business owners making in asset depreciation </li>
<li aria-level="1">[11:56] The biggest mistake business owners keep making when it comes to entertainment expenses</li>
<li aria-level="1">[13:17] Why the ATO tightened its allowances and rules around entertainment expenses</li>
<li aria-level="1">[15:28] Avenues to claim tax deductions when it comes to food and drinks </li>
<li aria-level="1">[17:35] Commercial Break</li>
<li aria-level="1">[19:11] The change in how the deductions appear in the tax returns </li>
<li aria-level="1">[21:29] Changes to the way we substantiate work-from-home claims </li>
<li aria-level="1">[27:36] Changes to the shortcut method for work-from-home cents-per-hour claims </li>
<li aria-level="1">[28:56] How the proof of expenses has changed record keeping for working-at-home </li>
<li aria-level="1">[33:01] Wrap up on the three things you need to know about tax deduction </li>
<li aria-level="1">[35:54] Ending the show</li>
</ul>
Standout Quotes:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">“ATO tightened its allowances and rules around entertainment expenses to make sure it’s clear for everybody, and we’re doing the right thing.”-  Mandy Stonard [13:52]</li>
<li>“There are no specific self-employed deduction; it is a general based because the rules are the same, whether you are employed or in business."- Mandy Stonard [21:30]</li>
</ul>
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Thanks to our Season Sponsor H&amp;R Block. 
As Australia’s leading tax experts, the team are here to help, offering on-going support for individuals and small businesses, and FREE BAS services for all newcomers. Get more, for sure, with H&amp;R Block. 
Visit <a href="https://www.hrblock.com.au/business-services/small-business/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.hrblock.com.au/business-services/small-business/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1684451735712000&amp;usg=AOvVaw3rdYc7ExAn-XYfu_iCobJN">hrblock.com.au</a> to book an appointment.

3 things business owners need to know this EOFY

Welcome to Broke Business – the money podcast for business owners, brought to you by The Broke Generation.

Broke Business was born out of my own experience dealing with the unique financial realities of self-employment. Going from employed, to employed with side hustle, to full time self employment has been... interesting to say the least. Being in business completely transforms your relationship with money, and presents new opportunities and challenges along the way. I created Broke Business as a space to have more conversations about money in business.

Broke Business will bring you:
tips on managing money as a business owner or freelancer
support on the financial challenges of self employment
ideas on how to make more money – and feel confident doing it!
insights into how your sense of self plays a role in business finances
an understanding of your own financial psychology in business
stories, insights and advice from fellow business owners who 'get it'
welcome relief from the 'girl boss' business narrative 
tips on resilience and bravery in business
a real, unfiltered look at the intersection of business and money
money conversations specifically for business owners and self employed people

Hosted by Financial Behaviour Expert, Emma Edwards, Broke Business will leave you feeling seen and heard when it comes to business and money, and give you practical and emotional advice on how to feel more financially confident in your business. 

Find Emma on Instagram at @the.brokegeneration. 

Welcome to Broke Business – the money podcast for business owners, brought to you by The Broke Generation.
Broke Business was born out of my own experience dealing with the unique financial realities of self-employment. Going from employed, to employed with side hustle, to full time self employment has been... interesting to say the least. Being in business completely transforms your relationship with money, and presents new opportunities and challenges along the way. I created Broke Business as a space to have more conversations about money in business.
Broke Business will bring you:
<ul>
<li>tips on managing money as a business owner or freelancer</li>
<li>support on the financial challenges of self employment</li>
<li>ideas on how to make more money – and feel confident doing it!</li>
<li>insights into how your sense of self plays a role in business finances</li>
<li>an understanding of your own financial psychology in business</li>
<li>stories, insights and advice from fellow business owners who 'get it'</li>
<li>welcome relief from the 'girl boss' business narrative </li>
<li>tips on resilience and bravery in business</li>
<li>a real, unfiltered look at the intersection of business and money</li>
<li>money conversations specifically for business owners and self employed people</li>
</ul>
Hosted by Financial Behaviour Expert, Emma Edwards, Broke Business will leave you feeling seen and heard when it comes to business and money, and give you practical and emotional advice on how to feel more financially confident in your business. 
Find Emma on Instagram at @the.brokegeneration.

Broke Business

On season one of Broke Business you will hear insights from Emma Edwards of The Broke Generation all about financial psychology, behaviour and business ownership. You'll also be privy to practical tips from tax experts and pricing professionals, and lots of rich stories from other business owners on how they feel about money in their businesses.

On season one of Broke Business you will hear insights from Emma Edwards of The Broke Generation all about financial psychology, behaviour and business ownership. You'll also be privy to practical tips from tax experts and pricing professionals, and lots of rich stories from other business owners on how they feel about money in their businesses.

Broke Business

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