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Collective Conversations: The Women in Business Podcast

Collective Conversations: The Women in Business Podcast

By: Collective Conversations
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Women in business, shooting the shit on all the ins and outs of running your own business. With a wonderful range of guest speakers joining us to unpack everyones individual experiences in their businesses, including the good, the bad and the ugly to help others wanting to start their own business with tips and advice.

With Christine Longworth, and Emily Grover.

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Episodes
  • From Facebook Group to Empire: How TradieWives Revolutionised Trade Support

    From Facebook Group to Empire: How TradieWives Revolutionised Trade Support
    Jul 14 2025

    Meet Verity Hare, the powerhouse behind TradieWives - a thriving community of nearly 30,000 members supporting partners in the trades industry. From starting a Facebook group to help with her husband's landscaping business to building a comprehensive business academy and directory, Verity shares her journey of creating Australia's largest trade support network. Learn how she transformed a personal need into an empire while maintaining authenticity and fostering genuine connections.

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    44 mins
  • HR - It’s NOT just for big businesses

    HR - It’s NOT just for big businesses
    Jun 16 2025

    Join us for an insightful conversation with HR expert Amy Christophersen from Grounded HR, alongside guest host Jane from The Jane Edit. Amy shares her fresh perspective on human resources for small businesses, discussing everything from managing husband-wife teams to creating healthy workplace cultures. Learn why HR isn't just for big corporations and how proper people management can transform your business - and maybe even save your marriage!

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    49 mins
  • Understanding Your Rhythm

    Understanding Your Rhythm
    Jun 2 2025

    In the first episode of the freshly rebranded Collective Conversations (formerly FAFO), Jane Ekholm returns to discuss neurodivergence in business, mindset, and the importance of understanding personal work rhythms. From tackling perfectionism to creating boundaries that provide clarity rather than walls, Jane shares insights from her 20 years of business experience. The conversation explores how different brains work, the evolution of workplace flexibility, and the power of accepting your unique approach to productivity.

    Business/Professional References:

    1. The Jane Edit (Jane Ekholm's business)
    2. G Studios (podcast recording location in Central Coast)

    Concepts/Terms Explained:

    • Neurodivergent vs. Neurotypical
    • ADHD/ADD
    • Time boxing
    • Growth mindset
    • Boundaries as clarity rather than walls

    Notable Quote: "Boundaries are not walls, they're clarity."

    Upcoming Event Mentioned:

    • The Women in Business Conference: Melbourne (May 2025)

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    51 mins

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