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Sönke Ahrens From Highlight to Insight—Making Your Experience Count
If you’ve ever underlined a passage, bookmarked an idea, or highlighted something brilliant—only to forget it—this episode is for you. In this thought-provoking conversation, Sönke Ahrens joins host Nigel Rawlins to show how to turn a lifetime of learning into real, shareable value.
Sönke, best known for his book How to Take Smart Notes, shares how digital tools like Obsidian and Readwise can help professionals externalise their thinking, clarify their voice, and build a foundation for thought leadership.
This episode speaks directly to Wisepreneurs navigating career reinvention, writing, and solo work later in life—without getting overwhelmed by technology.
Resources Mentioned How to Take Smart Notes by Sönke Ahrens Obsidian – Free note-taking tool used by Sönke Readwise – Imports highlights from Kindle, web, and more Zotero – Citation tool for researchers and writers
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This episode is a masterclass in career reinvention after 60. For professional women considering entrepreneurship, the path can seem filled with challenges, from overcoming age discrimination to navigating financial uncertainty.
Nigel talks with LinkedIn expert and veteran solopreneur Sue Ellson to create a practical roadmap for success.
Sue defines her "Geekster" identity—using technology to build a flexible career and reveals why your relationships are the most powerful asset you have to combat ageism and thrive.
She offers actionable strategies for a resilient transition, including her "job for now" concept for financial security and how to launch your business with minimal cost using LinkedIn.
About Sue Ellson
Sue Ellson is a highly regarded Australian LinkedIn specialist, author, and career development practitioner known for her expertise in helping individuals and businesses leverage digital tools for growth.
An independent consultant since 1994, she joined LinkedIn in 2003 and is recognised internationally as a leading expert on the platform. Sue is the author of five non-fiction books, including "Gigsters" and "LinkedIn for me and my career or business", and is passionate about empowering people of any age to build meaningful, independent careers.
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In this episode of The Wisepreneurs Podcast, host Nigel Rawlins speaks with Tonianne DeMaria, co-author of Personal Kanban, about her inspiring journey from fashion to becoming a productivity expert. Tonianne highlights how visual systems like Personal Kanban empower independent professionals and business owners to streamline their workflow, manage energy, and create sustainable habits for long-term success. The discussion also dives into the neuroscience of productivity, addressing cognitive biases and how to balance personal well-being while achieving business growth.
Tonianne introduces Dr. David Rock’s SCARF Model, a framework that helps professionals understand human needs in the workplace. It complements traditional models like Maslow’s hierarchy.
Key Themes: • Using Personal Kanban to visualize work and achieve effectiveness • The SCARF Model by Dr. David Rock: Understanding Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness, and Fairness • Managing energy and overcoming cognitive biases for better productivity • Building resilience and creating humane systems for knowledge workers • Importance of mentorship and creating trust in teams and collaborations
Mentions: • Personal Kanban: Mapping Work and Navigating Life (Book by Tonianne DeMaria and Jim Benson) • Dr. David Rock and the SCARF Model: Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness, and Fairness, a cognitive framework similar to Maslow’s hierarchy • Tools like Trello, Miro, and Kanban Zone for visualizing and managing work • Francesco Cirillo and the Pomodoro Technique for time management • Modus Institute – Training on productivity and visual management
Listener Offer Save 30% off Modus Institute's Personal Kanban class, Value Stream Mapping class, and Lean-Agile Visual Management (LAVM) program with the coupon code WISEPRENEURS. See https://modusinstitute.com/courses Or, you can join the modusinstitute.com community for free.
Connect with Tonianne DeMaria
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In this episode of The Wisepreneurs Podcast, host Nigel Rawlins interviews Peter Compo, author of The Emergent Approach to Strategy. Drawing on 25 years of experience at DuPont, Peter illustrates how businesses can adapt and thrive in unpredictable environments by employing an emergent thinking framework.
He emphasises that identifying key obstacles, eliminating bottlenecks, and guiding decision-making are crucial steps in maintaining progress, especially when a shift in direction becomes necessary.
Peter’s methodology offers a structured design framework to manage uncertainty, which is very relevant for independent professionals and consultants, especially those in their sixties. He underscores the value of remaining creative, continuously adapting, and tackling challenges with both discipline and flexibility. Peter’s insights deliver practical advice to help you survive, grow, and thrive in your business.
Key Themes:
Emergent Strategy: How businesses can adapt to change and grow through emergent thinking.
Overcoming Bottlenecks: Identifying and tackling the biggest obstacles to success.
Adaptive Design: How strategic rules help guide decision-making in uncertain times.
Creative Innovation: Applying concepts from music and science to business strategy.
Navigating Uncertainty: Embracing agility and adaptability in a fast-changing market.
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In this episode, my guest, Gail Greatorex, is a leading expert in product safety with over 25 years of experience. Gail shares her journey from working with the Australian government to becoming a self-employed consultant, where she helps businesses navigate consumer protection laws, compliance, and product recalls.
She reflects on the freedom and flexibility of working for herself, allowing her to choose projects that align with her values and passions.
We explore the rising challenges of e-commerce safety, particularly with third-party sellers, and the risks posed by everyday items like button batteries and toppling furniture.
Gail also discusses her role in shaping regulatory standards and her passion for advocacy, establishing herself as a key voice in ensuring safer products for consumers worldwide.
Additionally, she highlights her work as co-founder of ClimateWise Associations, which promotes addressing climate risks alongside product safety.
Key Themes:
• The importance of product safety and consumer protection • Navigating the risks of e-commerce platforms and third-party sellers • The complexities of product recall and business compliance • Gail’s advocacy work and influence on government regulations • Insights into emerging product risks like button batteries and unsafe toys • Gail’s thoughts on the freedom of self-employment and choosing value-driven projects • ClimateWise Associations and its connection between climate risks and product safety
Mentions:
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)
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In this episode, I talk with Eliška Šestáková, an academic and productivity expert from the Czech Republic, to explore the world of effective note-taking. Eliška shares her unique approach to organizing information and shows how note-taking can transform the work of professionals. Drawing from her background in computer science and personal knowledge management, Eliška discusses powerful systems like Zettelkasten and tools like Roam Research. These methods help independent professionals enhance their learning, creativity, and project management. Please listen to discover how you might improve your note-taking habits and boost your writing and research productivity.
Key Themes
The importance of note-taking for independent professionals
Overview of the Zettelkasten method for organizing knowledge
Balancing digital and paper note-taking systems
How Roam Research supports better learning and information retrieval
Tips for professionals embracing new technology after 60
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs Podcast, host Nigel Rawlins chats with Leanne Shelton, a ten-year veteran copywriter and content marketer who has transitioned into AI training. Based in Sydney, Australia, Leanne shares her shift from traditional copywriting to founding Human Edge AI Training, a company that helps businesses integrate AI while preserving the crucial human touch. The discussion explores AI’s growing impact on the creative industry, the significance of prompt engineering, and the challenge of balancing technology with human-centric values. Leanne offers invaluable advice for professionals adapting to the evolving AI landscape, highlighting the importance of continuous learning and strategic thinking.
Key Themes:
The transition from copywriting to AI training
The importance of balancing AI with human elements
Overcoming the fear of AI in the workplace
The role of prompt engineering in content creation
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs Podcast, I spoke with Cedric Chin, the founder of Commoncog, to explore his unique approach to accelerating business expertise.
Cedric shares his journey from leading a startup in Vietnam to establishing Commoncog, a platform that rigorously tests business ideas against real-world scenarios.
The discussion delves into key concepts like cognitive agility, Lia DiBello's triad model of business expertise, and the challenges of mastering business skills quickly.
Cedric also draws parallels between his experiences in Judo and business, offering valuable lessons on mental strength and strategic thinking.
Key Themes:
Testing Business Ideas Against Reality: Cedric’s approach to validating business concepts through real-world application.
Cognitive Agility: The importance of adapting to new information and changing market conditions.
The Triad Model: Understanding the three essential legs of business—Operations, Market, and Capital.
Lessons from Judo: How Cedric’s intense training regimen influenced his business approach.
Expertise Acceleration: Strategies for speeding up the acquisition of business skills.
Mentions:
Commoncog: Cedric's platform focused on practical business education.
Leo DiBello’s Triad Model: A framework for evaluating business expertise.
Naturalistic Decision Making: A method Cedric discusses for extracting tacit knowledge from experts.
Deliberate Practice: The limitations of this method in business contexts.
Guest Offers: Cedric invites listeners to explore the resources available on Commoncog, where they can find in-depth articles, case studies, and a wealth of knowledge on business expertise. Sign up for his newsletter for regular updates and access to free content, including articles on expertise acceleration and case studies that ground theory in real-world examples.
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In this episode of The Wisepreneurs Podcast, Karen Wickre returns after 50 episodes. Karen is a skilled communicator, freelance editor, and networking expert. She shares her insights on building meaningful professional relationships, the benefits of freelance editing, and how to empower yourself through continuous growth. Drawing from her extensive experience in Silicon Valley, Karen provides practical advice for professionals, entrepreneurs, and independent consultants looking to enhance their careers and confidently navigate the freelance landscape.
Key Themes:
Authentic Networking: Building genuine, mutually beneficial relationships.
Freelance Editing: Embracing the freedom and flexibility of freelance work.
Continuous Professional Growth: The importance of lifelong learning and adaptability.
Empowerment: Leveraging experience and confidence in your professional journey.
Mentions:
LinkedIn: Strategies for effective networking and personal branding.
Continuous Learning: Embracing new tools and staying updated with industry trends.
Guest Offers:
Book: “Taking the Work Out of Networking: An Introvert’s Guide to Making Connections That Count” by Karen Wickre.
LinkedIn: Connect with Karen on LinkedIn for ongoing networking and professional development insights, especially Wickre Wednesdays.
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs Podcast, host Nigel Rawlins interviews Danielle Joworski, a visibility expert and entrepreneur, about the challenges and strategies for breaking the invisibility barrier in business.
Danielle shares her journey from corporate life to entrepreneurship, addressing women's fears and obstacles in becoming more visible and successful in their businesses.
She offers practical tips and insights on building confidence, leveraging community support, and strategically managing business activities to enhance visibility and achieve success.
Key Themes
Overcoming visibility fears and boosting confidence
The impact of ageism and sexism on women entrepreneurs
The importance of community support and asking for help
Strategic delegation and operational management in business
Tailoring visibility strategies to align with personal values and goals
Mentions
Rocket Fuel, The One Essential Combination That Will Get You More of What You Want from Your Business, by Gino Wickman
Hopscotch - Metaphor used by Danielle for breaking down goals
TV Show - Danielle’s experience in hosting a local TV show
Danielle Joworski’s Offer
Visibility Audit—Sign up for Danielle’s newsletter on her website to receive a free visibility audit. This will help you gain clarity on your visibility and practical steps to improve your business visibility.
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In this special episode of the Wisepreneurs Podcast, I'm catching up with Jane Hudson, a Learning and Development (L&D) consultant specializing in regulatory training. Jane was guest number five on the podcast, and now, 50 episodes later, she returns to share her journey from corporate employment to running her own successful L&D consultancy. Jane discusses the intricacies of managing remote teams, effective pricing strategies, and the evolution of L&D post-COVID. The episode is packed with practical advice and insights for independent professionals, especially those in the L&D field.
Themes Covered:
Transitioning from corporate life to self-employment
Managing remote teams in learning and development
Effective pricing strategies for L&D consultants
Creating impactful regulatory training programs
Balancing work and personal life as an independent professional
Evolution of Learning and Development post-COVID
Importance of finding and defining a niche in L&D
Mentions
Articulate Storyline and RISE 360 (e-learning software)
Australian Institute of Training and Development (AITD)
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In this episode, Nigel Rawlins speaks with Peter Hatherley about the transformative power of AI in digital marketing and business optimization. Important points include the difference between generative and interactive AI, advanced SEO techniques using semantic entities, and the practical applications of AI tools for independent professionals.
Key Topics Discussed:
Peter Hatherley’s journey from digital marketing to AI
The development and impact of semantic entities in SEO
Generative AI vs. interactive AI: Definitions and applications
Overview of Authored Intelligence products like Semantic Author and Conceptuality
Practical uses of AI tools for content creation and business strategy
Overcoming fears and misconceptions about AI
Future advancements in AI technology and their implications
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What if your 60s could be the launchpad for a thriving solo venture? In episode #71, feminist and work-revolution thinker Laetitia Vitaud returns for her third appearance to share how women over 60 can reinvent their careers using their relationships and wisdom.
From leveraging your 150 trusted connections to embracing seasonal work rhythms, Laetitia offers practical ideas for career reinvention for women over 60.
Her insights, like “The most important asset to start a business today isn’t cash—it’s the 150 relationships you’ve been nurturing your whole life,” inspire action and resilience.
Key Takeaways
Networked Entrepreneurship: Your relationships are your greatest asset for starting a business. Laetitia emphasizes, “How varied is the network that you have so that it can help you find ideas or new clients?”
Cognitive Vitality: Older professionals have a cognitive edge with AI. Laetitia notes, “Older workers will have the upper hand because they have been trained cognitively to think critically.”
Resilient Transitions: Align work with life’s seasons for sustainability. Laetitia’s seasonal approach echoes her own insight: “There are seasons in our lives and sometimes we feel tired.”
AI-Augmented Work: Use AI as a conversational tool. Laetitia advises, “As a 60-year-old woman, you have more skills to do this conversation [with AI] properly than someone younger.”
Book mentioned: The 100-Year Life by Andrew Scott and Lynda Gratton
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In this episode, Dr. Holly Whelan shares her fascinating journey from academia to the corporate world and eventually to entrepreneurship. She discusses her transition from working in the laboratory to managing global brands at Unilever and how her passion for behaviour change and health led her to co-found Habit Partners® and Younger Lives.
Holly emphasises the importance of sustainable habits, starting a business, and maintaining physical and mental well-being.
She also touches on her collaboration with major organizations like Movember and Weight Watchers and offers practical advice for older professionals looking to stay healthy and engaged in their work.
Key Topics Discussed:
Holly’s academic background in Biology and Neuroscience
Transition from academia to Unilever and managing global brands
Founding Habit Partners® and Younger Lives
Importance of sustainable habits for well-being and longevity
Challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship
Addressing physical and mental health for aging professionals
Collaborations with organizations like Movember and Weight Watchers
Resources Mentioned:
Books: Atomic Habits by James Clear
People: Dr. Mark Cobain, Seth Godin, Joan (Train With Joan)
Concepts: Life Age Test, Heart Age, Diabetes Age, behaviour change, habit stacking, behavioural activation
The Life Age test takes about 5 minutes and is anonymous. It’s based on leading-edge research and provides a scientifically validated quick snapshot of how your daily habits affect you—and what you can do to feel your best and ‘years younger’ for
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs Podcast, my special guest is Debbie Jenkins, an accomplished author and publisher with a rich background in engineering. Debbie shares her thoughts on making a significant impact by writing short, valuable books to build credibility.
Our discussion revolves around the themes presented in her books, "Stop the Credibility Crisis" and "Stop Writing Books Nobody Reads," and how embracing authenticity and using technology can drive business growth.
Debbie’s unique approach emphasises the importance of credibility and how writing concise, impactful books can generate passive income and establish professional authority.
Episode Highlights:
•Debbie’s transition from engineering to publishing
•Key insights from “Stop the Credibility Crisis”
•Strategies for writing short, impactful books
•The role of credibility in professional success
•Using books as tools for business growth
•Maintaining authenticity in the digital age
•The influence of technology and AI in publishing
Resources Mentioned:
Books:
•“Stop the Credibility Crisis” by Debbie Jenkins
•“Stop Writing Books Nobody Reads” by Debbie Jenkins
•“The Emergent Approach to Strategy” by Peter Compo
•Programs: Writing & Publishing Cohorts, Only Authors Club, The Asset Path® Weekly Strategy Calls—see Debbie's website for details
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Discover how Natasha Ginnivan, a researcher from the Blue Mountains and Sydney, reshapes perceptions of ageing and longevity.
In this episode, Natasha reveals the cultural attitudes towards aging, the impact of stereotypes, and the importance of lifelong learning.
She shares her journey from fashion design to psychology, emphasizing the need for societal shifts in how we view aging.
Listen as she discusses the intersection of health, social connections, and cognitive wellness, offering valuable insights for anyone interested in aging, longevity, and positive aging practices.
Names Mentioned: Lynda Gratton, Andrew Scott, Gloria Steinem, Hazel Edwards
Books and Authors: "The 100-Year Life" by Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott
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Join host Nigel Rawlins on the Wisepreneurs podcast as he chats with Emma Williams, a former academic turned business owner. Emma shares her journey from a career in physics and Magnetic Resonance Imaging research to starting her own coaching business.
She discusses the challenges academics face when transitioning to industry, the importance of understanding personal values, and her approach to coaching highly skilled STEM professionals.
Emma also touches on the impact of student debt, the evolving job market, and her insights into using AI.
In this packed episode, Emma provides valuable advice for academics contemplating a career change and those navigating professional transitions.
Books by Emma Williams
Leaving Academia: Ditch the blanket, take the skills (Creatively Empowering Researchers in their Careers) https://geni.us/academia
The UNIque Guide for Women: Confidently embracing your career in research and beyond (Creatively Empowering Researchers in their Careers)
Coauthored with Liz Elvidge and Carol Spencely: What Every Postdoc Needs To Know
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Join host Nigel Rawlins as he interviews Michael Greenberg, a leading expert in digital operations. In this episode, they dive into the transformative power of AI and automation in business, discussing practical strategies for optimizing workflows, the best note-taking tools, and the benefits of outsourcing.
Tune in to understand how AI, automation, and useful apps enhance productivity to survive, grow, and thrive.
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Join us on the Wisepreneurs podcast as host Nigel Rawlins interviews Annette Densham, co-founder of the Audacious Agency. Annette shares her storytelling and personal branding expertise, discussing how these skills can help business owners and independent professionals enhance their visibility and influence, especially with Business Awards. Learn how resilience and effective networking play crucial roles in professional success, and gain insights from Annette’s journey from journalism to entrepreneurship.
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Join host Nigel Rawlins as he chats with Kate Toon, an Australian digital marketing coach and business mentor, about the essentials of building a successful online presence. In this episode, Kate shares her expertise in SEO, copywriting, running a business, and the importance of personal branding. She provides actionable advice on balancing work and life, outsourcing tasks, and generating passive income. Whether you're an experienced independent professional or just starting, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you navigate the digital landscape and achieve your business aspirations.
Books By Kate Toon Six Figures While You Sleep Six Figures in School Hours The Confessions of a Misfit Entrepreneur
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Join host Nigel Rawlins in a captivating conversation with Gill Andrews, a conversion copywriter and website consultant, on the Wisepreneurs Podcast. Gill offers valuable insights into what makes the copy on your website truly effective in generating business, discussing topics like user-centric design, SEO, content marketing, and common pitfalls to avoid. Whether you want to revamp your site or start from scratch, this episode provides practical advice and frameworks to help you succeed online.
Mentioned on the podcast
Book: Making Your Website Work, 100 Copy and Design Tweaks for Smart Business Owners by Gill Andrews
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In this episode of Wisepreneurs, host Nigel Rawlins welcomes Fiona Allman-Treen, an expert in website strategy and author of "Website Mastery for Business Owners Who Don't Speak Tech."
During our conversation, Fiona generously shared her wealth of experience and insights on creating strategic, valuable websites with powerful business tools. She underscores the significance of understanding your ideal client, making smart investments, harnessing technology, and upholding authenticity in branding. Please listen for practical advice and actionable strategies to enhance your online presence and business.
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Nigel Rawlins talks with Dr Debra Zahay-Blatz, a marketing professor and industry expert, to explore practical strategies for leveraging data and technology to drive better marketing decisions and career growth as an independent professional.
Leveraging her extensive customer information management and digital marketing background, Debra provides actionable advice on personal branding, data-driven marketing strategies, staying innovative, and maintaining a competitive edge, all of which are directly relevant to your professional growth as independent marketing and digital marketing professionals.
As mentioned in this podcast
Digital Marketing Management: A Handbook for the Current (or Future) CEO by Debra Zahay-Blatz
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In this quietly remarkable episode, Laurie Smale—former dropout, junkyard worker, communication mentor, and now digital storyteller at 79—joins host Nigel Rawlins for a conversation that redefines what it means to start over late in life.
Laurie shares how he walked away from school at 13 after brutal treatment by a maths teacher and began working in a junkyard under the guidance of Old Bill, his first mentor. Decades later, he returned to education, graduating with honours at 37, and most recently, launching his Magic Minutes YouTube series at 78 with the support of digital mentor Sue Ellson.
From sleeping beside a furnace to building a personal brand online, Laurie’s journey illustrates how fear, when faced with humility and support, can be transmuted into wisdom and legacy. This episode is both a tribute to lived experience and a roadmap for anyone looking to pivot, adapt, and thrive.
Key Themes
Confronting lifelong fear and self-doubt with small, intentional steps
Reinvention in later life using digital tools and social media
The enduring value of mentorship and human connection
Lifelong learning as a mindset—not a timeline
Legacy, storytelling, and the quiet power of older voices in business
Explore Laurie’s books, Magic Minutes videos, and speaking work at lauriesmale.com
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Hazel Edwards OAM*, an authorpreneur, shares her extraordinary journey from teaching to becoming a prolific author with an impressive portfolio of over 200 books.
Hazel shares her unique perspective as a children's author, recounting her journey through the ever-evolving publishing industry and her challenges in balancing her career, family life, and adventurous writing career.
Listening to Hazel's experiences will give you valuable insights into building a fulfilling writing career while embracing wisdom and experience as an older entrepreneur. Discover the crucial importance of adaptability and the transformative power of supportive relationships, hallmarks of a true wise@work professional and wisepreneur.
Her stories of mentorship, risk-taking, and maintaining a rich personal life while embracing change will inspire aspiring writers and independent professionals.
Not Just a Piece of Cake: Being an Author by Hazel Edwards
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs podcast, host Nigel Rawlins welcomes Anna Molnár, a business coach specializing in helping women entrepreneurs flourish. Anna shares her insights on women entrepreneurs' challenges, particularly undercharging and lack of confidence. She emphasizes the importance of developing a strong money mindset, charging what you're worth, and embracing lifelong learning to grow personally and professionally. With her background in learning multiple languages and her passion for dance and fitness, Anna provides valuable perspectives on how diverse experiences can shape one's entrepreneurial journey.
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Tomáš Baránek, a successful Czech publisher, shares his journey from burnout to adopting effective strategies for health, knowledge management, and work-life balance in the digital age.
Drawing from his experience translating notable English-language books on personal development, productivity, and science, Tomáš discusses practical tools like Readwise and Roam Research for building a "second brain" and the importance of selective information curation.
He emphasizes the significance of self-care and seeking help when needed, sharing his experience with burnout. Listeners will gain valuable insights and actionable advice for navigating the challenges of working as independent professionals while prioritizing their health and well-being in an increasingly digital world.
Obsidian (note-taking and knowledge management software) Website: https://obsidian.md/
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs Project, Nigel Rawlins explores Úna Herlihy's transition from a successful advertising career to co-founding The Indie List. Una shares her challenges in the advertising world, her move to freelancing, and how The Indie List emerged during COVID-19 as a crucial platform for freelancers in Ireland. Discover how this community supports freelancers to earn, learn, and connect, shaping the future of freelance work.
Mentioned On the Podcast
Peter McPartlin, Cofounder of The Indie List Amanda Morey, Community Manager
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs podcast, host Nigel Rawlins welcomes Melisa Liberman, a former corporate executive turned successful independent consultant. Melisa shares her experience transitioning from the corporate world to running her own consulting business. She offers insights on the challenges and opportunities of managing, pricing, and growing a consulting practice. Drawing on her expertise as a coach for independent consultants, Melisa provides actionable strategies and advice for navigating the journey from corporate to consulting and achieving work-life balance while building a thriving business.
Your Free eBook —Grow Your Consulting Business: The 14-Step Roadmap to Make Your Independent Consulting Goals a Reality https://www.melisaliberman.com/book
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In this episode, Robert Vlach, author of "The Freelance Way" and founder of http://Freelancing.eu , joins host Nigel Rawlins to discuss the challenges and opportunities freelancers and independent professionals face in defining their roles, navigating industry-specific norms, developing effective pricing strategies, and embracing the potential for lifelong careers. Drawing upon his extensive experience and deep understanding of the freelance economy, Robert offers invaluable insights and practical advice to help listeners thrive in their chosen fields.
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In this episode, Marleen Deleu, founder of the online knowledge platform Nextconomy, joins host Nigel Rawlins to discuss the growing freelance economy and its impact on talent management.
Marleen shares her insights on how freelancing is transforming the world of work across various industries and age groups and how organizations can adapt to manage their entire workforce, including contingent talent, effectively. S
he also explores the opportunities for older professionals, especially women, to transition into freelancing later in their careers, leveraging their financial stability and rich experience to pursue entrepreneurship and better work-life balance.
Mentioned In the Podcast
Hugo-Jan Ruts Exploring the future of work and the freelance economy and co-initiator of the NextConomy platform https://hugojanruts.nl/ Ransted specializes in solutions for flexible work and human resources services. https://www.randstad.be/en/
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Michelle Kvello, founder of Lantern Partners and creator of the "Corporate to Consultant" course, shares her insights on the critical role of a CFO in driving SME growth and the key factors for successfully transitioning from a corporate career to consulting. Drawing from her experience, Michelle discusses the importance of understanding business finances, defining your purpose, financial planning, pricing strategies, and building a strong support network when making the leap to running your own consulting business.
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Sue Ellson embodies the "gigster" lifestyle - a self-employed, multi-talented professional who has embraced the gig economy with gusto. In this insightful interview, Sue shares her inspiring journey from a corporate banking career to becoming an independent LinkedIn specialist, author, and lifelong learner.
With candid wisdom and practical tips, she unveils strategies for staying employable, building a solid online presence, and thriving in the ever-evolving world of work. Whether you're considering a career pivot or seeking to future-proof your professional life, Sue's experiences and insights offer a refreshing perspective on embracing the opportunities of the modern workforce.
Connect With Sue
Sue Ellson GK BBus MPC PCDAA ASA WV SPN MEdPlus
Independent LinkedIn Specialist, Author, Educator, Career Development Practitioner, Consultant, Founder, Gigster, Trainer, Poet
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs Podcast, Sandra McGuire, a certified money coach and financial educator, joins me. With a rich financial advising and accounting history, Sandra brings a wealth of knowledge. She shares her journey from corporate roles to founding her business, Money Wellness.
She is passionate about helping others. She discusses the importance of financial literacy, understanding personal finance, and using money to achieve life goals. Sandra's unique approach demystifies finance, making it accessible and manageable for everyone.
Mentioned In The Podcast
Afterpay, a popular buy-now-pay-later service (BPNL), offers a flexible payment option that allows consumers to purchase products immediately while spreading the costs over time.
Superannuation in Australia represents a cornerstone of financial security for retirement, serving as a mandatory savings system that enables individuals to accumulate funds throughout their working life. This essential financial framework supports Australians in building a substantial nest egg, ensuring a more comfortable and secure retirement.
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In this Wisepreneurs Podcast episode, host Nigel Rawlins speaks with Czech publisher and technologist Tomáš Baránek about the enduring value of curated publishing in a world saturated by fast content and generative AI. Tomáš shares how his team at Melvil Publishing selects nonfiction titles with long-term value, from authors like Yuval Noah Harari and David Grann, and why translating a book well is just as much a craft as writing it.
They unpack the risks of over-relying on AI for writing, thinking, and decision-making, and how misinformation and loss of cognitive depth are very real challenges. Tomáš, now studying machine learning in his 50s, gives honest reflections on critical thinking, resisting digital overwhelm, and why slow, intentional reading still matters.
The conversation aligns with three Wisepreneurs categories:
• AI-Augmented Work – The limits of automation in creative publishing
• Cognitive Vitality & Longevity – The role of learning, deep reading, and continuing education
• Resilient Transitions & Support – Navigating knowledge work and reinvention in midlife and beyond
Topics Covered:
•Curated nonfiction publishing in Czechia
•Why Melvil limits its annual titles to focus on quality
•The dangers of AI hallucinations and misinformation
•The challenge of maintaining cognitive engagement in an automated world
•Going back to university at 53 to study machine learning
•Why book translation is about cultural resonance, not just language
Books Mentioned:
•Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
•Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari
•The Wager by David Grann
•End of Procrastination by Petr Ludwig
•The Dawn of Everything by David Graeber and David Wengrow
Tools & Topics:
•Readwise, Roam Research, Logseq
•GPT models and AI assistants
•Translation workflows, agents, and AI hallucinations
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Charlotta Segerlund-Darnell is a psychological strength trainer.
Her mission is to help as many people as possible to start seeing psychological well-being as a part of health, something to maintain throughout life.
Charlotta combines coaching and therapy to help individuals build mental resilience, stressing the importance of proactive mental health care.
She provides:
Insight into managing stress
Lifestyle and mental health
The impact of digital distractions
The significance of self-leadership for freelancers
Listening to Charlotta offers strategies for enhancing personal resilience and a guide to maintaining mental well-being in our fast-paced world. Please take advantage of her invaluable advice on nurturing a robust and healthy mind.
Mentioned In This Podcast Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs podcast, Paula Ronan, an experienced marketing consultant based in Ireland, shares her valuable insights about her journey and the marketing landscape. We speak about her transition from corporate marketing in London to freelancing in rural Ireland, the distinct business cultures, and her experiences adapting to them.
She elaborates on the importance of understanding your target market, maintaining brand values, and effectively utilising marketing strategy. Paula advises on the discipline required to work efficiently from home, continuous learning, and work-life balance.
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Connie Malamed, an e-learning coach and instructional designer with 25 years of experience, shares her knowledge on the significance of instructional design and online learning in enhancing workplace learning and performance.
She stresses the importance of aligning learning solutions, like e-learning and interactive activities, with learners' needs and using user experience tools to boost engagement and effectiveness.
As mentioned in this podcast
AITD Australian Institute of Training and Development https://www.aitd.com.au/ ASTD American Society for Training & Development
Books
Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning by Peter C. Brown, Henry Roediger, and Mark McDaniel
Visual Design Solutions, Principles and Creative Inspiration for Learning Professionals by Connie Malamed
Visual Language for Designers: Principles for Creating Graphics that People Understand by Connie Malamed
Courses
Mastering Instructional Design is where Connie helps people build, learn, and grow instructional design skills.
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Tash Menon Verheul is the visionary behind Mash, a Melbourne-based creative agency revolutionizing branding. Tash shares her unique approach to assembling freelance teams over traditional agencies, leveraging her international experience to offer fresh perspectives on engaging affluent Southeast Asian consumers and beyond.
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Valentine Gatard discusses her multifaceted career as a coach, speaker, podcast host, and musician.
She delves into how her musical background, especially in jazz, intertwines with her professional life, offering insights into the evolving relationship between personal and professional selves.
The episode focuses on the changing dynamics of work, the impact of freelancing, and the necessity of aligning work with personal values.
Valentine emphasises the importance of human-centric approaches in the workplace and draws parallels between musical improvisation and teamwork/coaching.
Themes
The evolving dynamics of the relationship with work.
The role of music, particularly jazz, in personal and professional life.
The concept of work narratives and their influence on personal identity.
The shift towards a more human-centric approach in workplaces.
The parallels between music, particularly jazz improvisation, and aspects of coaching and teamwork.
The transformation of the world of work touches on topics like freelancing, personal values, and work-life balance.
The importance of crafting one's job and the rise of multiple career paths.
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In this engaging Wisepreneurs Podcast episode, host Nigel Rawlins converses with Andrea Chase, a prominent Canadian entrepreneur and advocate for women in business and tech.
Andrea reflects on her journey, intertwining psychology with her marketing prowess, shaping her entrepreneurial spirit.
She shares her experiences from teaching in South Korea to navigating diverse industries, leading to her success in digital marketing.
This episode is a must-listen for insights on business growth and women's empowerment in business.
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Join us on the Wisepreneurs podcast with Tracy Enos, a renowned LinkedIn expert, as she shares her journey from San Jose to a leading LinkedIn consultancy. Tracy offers valuable insights on leveraging LinkedIn for effective networking and business growth. Her practical strategies, from profile optimization to utilizing LinkedIn's advanced features, are a treasure trove for anyone looking to excel in digital marketing.
Services/Products Mentioned
Sales Navigator: A LinkedIn tool designed for advanced prospecting and relationship building.
InMail: LinkedIn's messaging feature that allows you to contact anyone on LinkedIn without a prior connection.
Linked Influence: A LinkedIn course mentioned as Tracy's starting point in mastering LinkedIn.
Evernote: A note-taking app mentioned in context with LinkedIn for productivity.
BHuman: An AI tool used for personalizing video messages on LinkedIn.
Go High Level: A marketing platform mentioned for its utility in creating landing pages and conducting multi-channel marketing campaigns.
Constant Contact and MailChimp: Email marketing platforms mentioned in the context of compliance with GDPR when using LinkedIn contacts.
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Discover the unseen world of professional administrative support with me as I delve into the exceptional services Amanda Reeves provides to her clients.
Trusted for her dedication and skill, Amanda is an invaluable asset behind the scenes, expertly tailoring her services to meet the unique needs of her clients.
Our conversation explores the significant, often unseen impact a proficient administrative professional can have on a business.
Amanda's personal stories highlight the essence of trust and tailored support, showcasing why she's highly regarded in her field.
Please tune in to uncover the transformative power of effective administrative assistance with my friend, Amanda.
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Discovering Wholehearted Self-Leadership in Life's Transitions: A Conversation with Terri Connellan
In this episode, we sit down with Terri Connellan, a life transition coach and author, who shares her insights on navigating significant life changes, especially in midlife.
With her background in vocational education and personal journey through career transition, Terri offers a unique perspective on wholehearted living and self-leadership.
Explore how psychological type and self-awareness play crucial roles in understanding life choices. Terri discusses the challenges and triumphs of shifting careers, the impact of caring for a loved one with a serious illness, and how these experiences shaped her approach to coaching and writing.
Delve into Terri's strategies for creative living and her commitment to helping women embrace transformation.
This episode is not just an exploration of personal development but a guide to thriving through life's transitions.
Listen now to gain valuable insights on creating a life aligned with your passions and potential!
Mentioned In This Podcast
Wholehearted: Self-leadership for women in transition and the companion workbook is available at Amazon, Booktopia, Kobo, iBooks
Agnes Callard's book Aspiration, The Agency of Becoming
MBTI, or Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, is a self-report questionnaire designed to categorize psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions.
A tarot is a set of cards used for divination, offering symbolic imagery and narrative archetypes to explore personal intuition, insight, and understanding of various life aspects.
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In this Wisepreneurs Podcast episode, I talk with Meredith Fuller, OAM Psychologist, about the award-winning documentary, 'Home Truths', which focuses on domestic violence and is co-produced by Lesley Coleman & Rod Winning.
She shares helpful tips on dealing with this issue. Meredith also talks about women in their 50s struggling in their careers and advises them to explore new directions.
Join me, Nigel, and Meredith as we explore these topics and motivate you to chase your future dreams.
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What happens when a distinguished accounting professor decides there's more to life than academia? In this captivating conversation, 66-year-old Kim Watty reveals her remarkable journey from emeritus professor to entrepreneur, co-founding The Main Act with her daughter Prue.
After three decades teaching accounting at prestigious Australian universities, Kim felt pulled toward a different purpose. That calling materialized as a business helping women design purposeful retirements that transcend the typical financial focus. "Pop 'retirement for women' in your browser," Kim explains, "and nine out of ten references will be about finances." The Main Act fills this gap by addressing the emotional, social, and purpose-driven aspects of this major life transition.
Their flagship "Retirement by Design" program—built on Stanford Business School methodology—guides women through an eight-week journey of self-discovery and intention-setting. Participants create three "odyssey plans" for different possible futures, developing the tools and confidence to design their next chapter with purpose. The carefully curated small groups bring together women with similar mindsets around curiosity and action, creating powerful community connections.
Kim's personal transformation mirrors what she hopes to inspire in others. The former accounting professor now starts her days swimming in Melbourne Bay with the Icebergers (wetsuit-free, even in winter!), practices meditation and yoga, and has completely transformed her reading list from academic journals to books on mindfulness and life design. Working alongside her daughter brings the added dimension of cross-generational perspectives.
The statistics are striking—62% of women wish they'd planned better for retirement, with half wishing they'd started earlier. By reframing retirement not as an ending but as taking greater control of how you spend your time, The Main Act helps women see this transition as an opportunity rather than a loss. As Kim wisely observes, "Retirement isn't about finishing work; it's about taking more control of the different activities that make up your life."
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In this episode of the Wisepreneurs Podcast, I’m excited to feature Elina Jutelyte, a dynamic force in freelancing and event organisation.
Based in Belgium, Elina has spent over two decades mastering the creation of meaningful connections and events. Her journey from the structured realm of corporate event management to the liberating and challenging world of freelancing is inspiring and a testament to her resilience and adaptability.
Elina is the brain behind the Freelance Business Community, a platform that has become a cornerstone for freelancers seeking guidance, opportunities, and a sense of community.
Her passion for understanding different cultures and her commitment to fostering a supportive network for freelancers make her story compelling.
Join us as we delve into Elina's experiences, insights, and her impactful role in reshaping the freelance landscape.
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Professor Martin Hyde from the University of Leicester shares his rich knowledge of the evolving concept of aging employment and retirement. We delve deep into the challenges of aging in the workforce, the concept of the 100-Year Life, the impact of ageism on late employment, the role of ongoing education, and health in professional longevity. He also shares some of his studies and works in the field of aging.
Topics Discussed
Introduction
Martin Hyde on Aging and Employment
Exploring Gerontology and Quality of Life
Aging and Nature of Work
Reflection on The 100 Year Life and Future Planning
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Gabrielle Sun, originally from China, moved to the United States to pursue a Master's in Educational Technology. She works remotely as an instructional designer for a large corporation, creating training programs. She is well-versed in AI tools such as ChatGPT and continuously educates herself on new technologies. The episode delves into how AI is transforming knowledge work and education, as well as the necessary skills for individuals and organizations to harness its potential.
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Our guest on this episode of the Wisepreneurs Podcast is Alison Grade, a freelancing expert and author of The Freelance Bible. She shares her insights and tips on starting and running a freelance business and talks about her background in film and TV production and her experience running her own motorbike training company.
Penguin publishes Alison's book, The Freelance Bible, available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle.
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