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In this conversation, Kirsty Lewis and Tamzin Hall explore the themes of neurodiversity, the journey of entrepreneurship, and the importance of self-awareness in client relationships.
Tamsin shares her personal experiences with neurodiversity and how it shaped her career as a consultant.
They discuss the challenges of building a business, the significance of choosing clients wisely, and the value of utilizing downtime effectively for personal and professional growth.
Towards the end of the conversation Kirsty and Tamzin explore the complexities of business ethics, the significance of unique selling points, the challenges of loneliness in entrepreneurship, and the importance of continuous personal and professional development. They discuss the ethical dilemmas faced by business owners, the need for authenticity in business practices, and the value of mentorship and accountability in achieving success.
Takeaways
Neurodiversity can be supported without a formal diagnosis in the business environment.
Choosing clients wisely can lead to a more fulfilling business. Trust your intuition to guide you in client relationships.
Utilizing downtime can lead to unexpected opportunities.
Building a business takes time and effort, not just a good idea.
Resistance to tasks can indicate a misalignment with your goals.
Networking and planning are essential for a successful transition to entrepreneurship.
Embracing your unique journey can lead to greater fulfillment.
Business success is subjective and should be defined individually.
Copying someone else's business model is unethical and ineffective.
The business landscape can be lonely, highlighting the need for community support.
Investing in personal development is essential for business owners.
Ethics in business should guide decision-making processes.
Continuous learning and development are vital for staying relevant in business.
Trusting one's instincts is key to navigating business challenges.
I invite you to grab a cuppa, join me on the pink seat, and tune in your ears.
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A Facilitator's Journey is the podcast that looks at how you run your business as a facilitator or trainer.
You started this work because you have a passion that you want to share with organisations. However, there is the small detail that you are now running a business and this requires a whole other set of skills and knowledge.
Join me, Kirsty Lewis, Founder of School of Facilitation, as I interview trainers and facilitators about how they manage their businesses. I will explore how people run their finances, price their work, scale up, scale down, decide to retire, market themselves, manage clients, and much much more.
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