Jess Ndenda | Clearing all myths about the mum juggle for the mum's out there and mum's to be one day!

Understanding who we are outside of our business, families, relationships, and hobbies has been something COVID has challenged in so many ways. Women seem to be more focused on being a super mum or career woman, but when we do not understand our true selves, it shows up in a plethora of unhealthy ways. We chat to Deborah De Jong about her journey to understanding her identity and how she helps other women do so.

This is a big topic, and one our host, mother of 4 mixed-race children has taken her time to compile a panel of experts to have an important conversation about what this movement actually means and just being 'not racist' is not the answer. We dive into what social bias is, how they show up in our lives and what we need to do about it in this real and raw conversation with Mini Biti a diversity and inclusion practitioner and African woman living in Australia, Amy Kate Isaacs, Psychologist and owner of the Mindful Collective and Bronte Ramm, Councellor and Indigenous Australian.

This changed my thinking forever and I cannot wait to share it with you all.

Branka is the Co-founder of GigSuper (Belle’s Bestie) and joins Jess to talk openly and honestly about her journey to where she is now. She shares authentically about the driving factors within her career and the way GigSuper uniquely breaks the barriers of stale, professional jargon and invites the self-employed to take control of their superannuation.

We talk through how to identify the right growth trajectory for your business, how to work through what is holding you back, identify when you are ready by working through a formula of numbers, then the steps to do a trajectory and put a plan into motion to make it happen. We often treat growth as a reactive action when the business lands in our lap, or as an accident with a lack of intentionality, but that can only get us so far. Imagine if we had a plan, a goal and an understanding of what to do? This is a big poddy filled with so much brain juice so grab a pen and a cuppa, and get into it!

Aoife owns a boutique beauty salon in St Lucia and openly shares her struggle with building a presence and point of difference, having positive relationships, battling imposter syndrome and dating as she grows her business to be hugely successful. The secret lies in the balance of staying in your own lane but having your finger on the pulse of your competition and industry all while having the resilience to tackle gaslighting, dating, and life at the same time!