Welcome to the very first episode of Beyond The CEO Norm!!
Nadine is going head first into the exact purpose of this podcast and that’s talking about the realities of running a business in your 30s and not following the normal path that most people take.
This is an open conversation where she’s going to be discussing taboo topics that aren’t spoken about online as business owners- what freedom ACTUALLY means to you, the loneliness that can come with travelling, what it’s like to date as a business owner, the pressure to have kids and settle down, and the shame you might feel having to move home.
Nadine always says it like it is and in her first episode, she’s opening up about what it really means to build a business that supports the life you actually want.
Whether you’re in the middle of a pivot, craving a change in your business, or feeling tired of doing what you’re “supposed” to do, this conversation will affirm that you’re on the right path or challenge you to think about where you want to go.
Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to the first episode of Beyond the CEO Norm!
00:32 Challenging societal norms in your thirties
03:23 How Nadine’s definition of freedom has evolved
07:27 Nadine’s transition into starting her business
16:24 Choosing not to have kids and the reactions it brings
18:54 Moving home in your 30s and the shame no one talks about
20:18 Letting go of a career that once defined you
23:40 Choosing growth over a stable pay cheque
26:58 Dating as a business owner
28:40 Why we have to keep redefining freedom
30:52 People fitting you into a box
33:23 What success really means to Nadine now
35:02 Show some love to the podcast!
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