Get Rich Slow with Hannah Martin – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Too many people become addicted to the idea that life will be perfect when they reach a specific goal. And as result, they put all their energy and focus into getting there... often to the detriment of their everyday life NOW.

But what happens when you reach your goal, and find out you're the same person, with the same fears and insecurities when you get there? Or that the goalposts have changed along the way, and there's a new, bigger goal to strive for? 

Do you have legal agreements with the people you work with? Find out why contracts are essential, and everything you need to know before signing one. 

Legal contracts may sound scary, but they can actually offer you a lot of protection. But (and that is a big BUT) you should always be careful before signing any legally binding document. In this podcast episode we dig into the small print of contracts with Natasha Minchella from The Orchard Legal Hub.

What if, rather than working on individual client projects, you could scale your business and help dozens or hundreds of clients simultaneously with a single product - and earn more money?

That’s exactly the aim of productisation. And to find out how it works, and how you can productise your offering, we spoke to Julia Chanteray for an episode of the Get Rich Slow podcast.

Have you been seduced by the six or seven-figure business coaching rhetoric? Over the past few years we've seen an explosion of persuasive business coaches on social media promising to teach entrepreneurs and freelancers the secret to easy six, seven and even eight-figure businesses.

We speak to Erin Thomas Wong from Life-Friendly Business about her own journey in entrepreneurship, and in mentoring others. We discuss the problems with the toxic messaging that is so prevalent today, and the need for relatable business mentors.

We’re used to seeing a version of success that is grounded in hustle and materialism, especially on social media. But how accurate - or even healthy - is it?

We speak to Advita Patel about the hustle culture, and how it has skewed our expectations of ourselves and created a one-dimensional view of success that unknowingly discriminates against groups of people and leaves us ultimately unsatisfied.

Do you struggle with setting and enforcing healthy boundaries? If so, you aren’t alone. Even high achieving women can find saying ‘no’ tricky.

Emma Langton is a leadership and wellbeing speaker, trainer, coach and consultant. In this episode of the Get Rich podcast she explains how boundaries work, and how we can improve our confidence, mental health and relationships with others by getting better at setting and enforcing them.

How much control do we really have over our life? And what can we do to help ourselves if we aren’t happy with it? In this episode we speak to coach, trainer, speaker and author Andréa Watts about the importance and power of intentional choice, and how we can all practice it.

If you are interested in learning more about how to have more influence over your life (even if it feels like you are trapped right now), this is the episode for you.

For many small businesses, IOS 14 all but killed off Facebook ads. Overnight their costs increased dramatically, while their tracking virtually disappeared.

But not all businesses have abandoned Facebook ads. To find out what you need to do if you want to advertise on Facebook today, we interviewed Facebook ads specialist Jo Francis. 

What does it really take to grow a financially profitable, heart-led business over time? One woman who knows is Katie Phillips. Katie left glamorous career in sports events and corporate hospitality to work for herself, but the journey hasn’t always been smooth.

Today Katie is happily married, financially comfortable and professionally fulfilled. But along the way she’s learned many valuable lessons, which she shares with us in our episode on Patient Business.

One in two of us will develop some form of cancer during our lifetime. But what happens when you hear the words, “I’m sorry, it’s cancer”? What do you do after that life-changing diagnosis?

This is a dilemma multi award-winning brand consultant, designer, author and speaker Sapna Pieroux was faced with when she was diagnosed with stage one breast cancer. She shared her story with us.