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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
  • Evolving & Growing: Welcome to Collective Conversations

    Evolving & Growing: Welcome to Collective Conversations
    May 19 2025

    An important announcement episode where the podcast team shares news about Rah stepping back from her co-hosting role and reveals the show's upcoming rebrand to "Collective Conversations: The Women in Business Podcast." The episode captures the bittersweet transition while celebrating the growth of what started as an experiment into a thriving business community with conferences and events.

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    🌈 Our Melbourne conference is happening May 2025! Details here. 🌈

    🌈 Our Central Coast, Sydney conference is happening September 2025! Details here. 🌈
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    23 mins
  • The Multipotentialite Advantage: Creating Success Across Multiple Fields

    The Multipotentialite Advantage: Creating Success Across Multiple Fields
    May 5 2025

    Meet Rebecca Lambert, founder of the Freelance Jungle and portfolio career pioneer, as she unpacks the art of building a multi-faceted career. From disrupting old systems to creating inclusive communities, Beck shares her insights on how to thrive beyond the traditional "one job for life" model. Learn about time boxing, value-driven decision making, and why having multiple professional pursuits isn't just about income streams – it's about fulfilment, purpose, and creating meaningful change.

    Number of fucks given in this episode: 5

    Mentioned in this episode:

    • The Freelance Jungle
    • Girls on Fire Australia
    • A Good Death (with Jessica Hawkins)
    • Unashamedly Creative
    • The Freelancer Times (satirical publication)

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    🌈 Our Melbourne conference is happening May 2025! Details here. 🌈

    🌈 Our Central Coast, Sydney conference is happening September 2025! Details here. 🌈
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    43 mins
  • From Kitchen Experiments to Slime Empire: Sophie's Story

    From Kitchen Experiments to Slime Empire: Sophie's Story
    Apr 22 2025

    Meet Sophie, the 20-year-old founder of Sophie's Slime Factory, who turned her childhood love of slime into a thriving business empire. Starting at age 12 with homemade recipes, she now runs a gorgeous creative space in Castle Hill with a team of 15. Listen in as Sophie shares her journey from kitchen experiments to professional slime queen , including the science behind the perfect recipe, growing pains of expansion, and how her family's support made it all possible.

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    🌈 Our Melbourne conference is happening May 2025! Details here. 🌈

    🌈 Our Central Coast, Sydney conference is happening September 2025! Details here. 🌈
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    52 mins

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