How Do You Do It

Welcome back to another season, new name same podcast! We are back with another highlight episode from our previous interview with the brilliant Elfy Scott, discussing her book The one thing we've never spoken about.

We have plenty of exciting episodes in the works for this year and are so happy to be back!

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Highlight episode from our interview with Writer and Editor Hannah Baxter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we interview Founder of coffee brand, Brimm and content creator Gabbi Deiuliis @gabbidei. Gabbi started filming and sharing online while she was studying engineering, which fast grew into a digital career. She has also built Brimm, a specialty coffee brand that she now runs. In this conversation, we talk about how she made this transition into working for herself and some of the lessons she’s learnt from starting a business. She also shares some tips on growing in the somewhat oversaturated digital world and her thoughts on just starting where you are at. You can follow Gabbi @gabbicows on Tik Tok or @brimm_co.

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In this episode, our host Bronte reads listener Q&As about what made them make the decision to start working for themselves. She also shares some key starting points when taking the leap.

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In this episode I interview Milly Rose Bannister, an award-winning founder, Gen Z specialist and creative director. Her personal and brand digital content reaches more than 5 million young Australians a year.

She has pitched and delivered projects for the likes of Pinterest, TikTok, Frank Body, AFLW, Meta and lululemon. She also has a background and training in media, journalism, positive psychology and human research.

In this interview, we chat about how she founded ‘ALLKND', a Gen Z-led charity training 1 million and 1 young Aussies in digital, peer-to-peer, mental health first aid, after moving home from the US. We also discuss how she grew a personal brand and her advice for founders, as well as sharing a new announcement about a new initiative helping connect Australians. Follow Milly @millyrosebannister @weareallknd

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