Process The Podcast

In this deeply personal episode, Arielle Thomas shares her journey of vulnerability, mental health struggles, and the impact of sentimentality on her relationships. She discusses the importance of letting go of toxic connections, embracing change, and building new, meaningful relationships. Through her experiences, she emphasises the need for self-awareness and the courage to prioritise one's well-being while navigating the complexities of emotional health and creativity. This episode is an extension of our last personal episode 'Nothing Changes, If Nothing Changes' and identifies characteristics we love about ourselves, but may be holding us back. Trigger warning: Please note, that this episode discusses mental health and may contain themes that could be distressing to some listeners. If you loved this episode and want to continue hearing from Process guests and Arielle, hit that subscribe button, or share with a friend! Follow your host, Arielle Thomas on Instagram here. Follow us at Process on Instagram here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this conversation, entrepreneur Genevieve Day discusses her journey in establishing Day Management, the evolution of influencer marketing, and the challenges of balancing motherhood with her career. She shares insights on personal validation through accolades, the process of writing her book, and the importance of building a supportive team. Gen also reflects on the dynamics of business partnerships and the distinction between commercial and high-end clients, while navigating the complexities of self-promotion in the industry. We discuss the complexities of personal branding, the challenges of balancing work and family life, and the realities of promoting her book. She emphasises the importance of unique selling points in influencer marketing and shares insights into the evolving trends within the industry. The conversation also touches on high-stakes deals in talent management and the need for agility in a fast-paced digital landscape. We chat about value-based pricing, building trust with new talent, and the importance of networking. She emphasizes the need for organic content and the challenges of payment terms in the industry. The discussion also covers the balance between personal and professional identity, the significance of content pillars, and the choice of sharing personal life on social media.If you loved this episode, and want to hear more about the Juggle, order it online here.Find Gen on Instagram here. Find Day Management on Instagram here. Find us at Process the Podcast on Instagram here. Find your host Arielle on Instagram here. See you next Sunday! x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we bring in the New Year with some inspiration around fuel for our bodies. Arielle interviews Rosa and Margot, the Two Raw Sisters, who share their personal journeys of healing through food. They discuss their struggles with eating disorders and chronic fatigue and how they transformed their lives by embracing whole, unprocessed ingredients. The sisters emphasise the importance of community, authenticity, and genuine connections in their business, which has grown from humble beginnings to a successful brand with cookbooks, workshops, and a strong online presence. Their philosophy centres around making food enjoyable and accessible, encouraging listeners to prioritise their health and well-being. The girls reflect on the face-to-face interactions in building relationships and the pillars of the Two Raw Sisters brand, including their app, cookbooks, and social media presence. Rosa shares the importance of creative recipe development, foundational eating for energy, and practical meal planning. The discussion also covers smart snacking, the philosophy of healthy eating, and how to prioritise food daily.The girls have a huge wealth of resources for us in this episode!- Download the Two Raw Sisters App on App Store or Google Play- Redeem code PROCESS at the paywall for 1 month free! Find the girls on Instagram here.Head to their website and grab a few free recipes! Purchase some of their incredible cookbooks here. Find Process the Podcast on Instagram here. Find your host Arielle Thomas on Instagram here. Subscribe to Process to make sure you don't miss an episode! See you next Sunday xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this conversation, Arielle Thomas and Anna Mackenzie explore the concept of career frameworks, contrasting the 'architect' approach with the 'archaeologist' mindset. They discuss the significance of portfolio careers, the shame associated with diverse career paths, especially as creatives, and the importance of embracing a multifaceted professional identity. Anna shares her journey of committing to writing and the transformative power of habits over rigid goals. The discussion also delves into managing capacity and client work in a portfolio career, emphasising the need for flexibility and self-expression. In this conversation, Arielle Thomas discusses the intricacies of managing time and billable hours in her business, highlighting the importance of tracking tasks to understand capacity. Anna and Arielle reflect on the significance of gut instincts in decision-making, especially when balancing opportunities and focus on business growth. Arielle shares her journey of going all in with her podcast, nods to Anna's newfound power of writing, building a personal brand, and the challenges of authenticity and vulnerability in personal branding. She addresses misconceptions about portfolio careers and the evolving nature of work in the modern landscape. It is a super inspiring episode for our Process audience and one that has helped our team while we each navigate creative careers.Follow Anna on Substack here. Find Anna on Instagram here.Find your host Arielle on Instagram here. Follow us at Process on Instagram here. Please hit that subscribe button, and leave us a review! We need all the love we can get while we grow this small and independent podcast.See you next Sunday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.