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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2026 · 57 MIN

300. 300 Episodes Later: How My Relationship with Business Has Changed

from All That Jazze · host Jazze Jervis

For my 300th episode, I'm flipping the script — Tom's back behind the mic to interview me about the last decade of building this business, from a closet in Australia to our apartment in Lisbon.This episode is a reflection on everything it's taken to get here: the business models I've pivoted through, the times I almost quit, how my definition of success has completely transformed, and why consistency is still the most underestimated strategy in online business.We go deep on what I've learned about foundations versus strategies, how Human Design and astrology made their way into my work (and why I was scared to share it for years), and what I want to build between now and episode 600.If you've ever questioned whether you're doing it wrong, wondered if what you're building is even worth it, or felt like you're taking too long to "figure it out" — this conversation is for you.In this episode, we explore:🔥What 300 episodes of consistency has actually created🔥The difference between business foundations and business strategies — and why knowing both changes everything🔥How my definition of success has shifted over time🔥Why Human Design and Astrology became central to my work — and the fear that kept me from sharing it publicly for years🔥The most underestimated part of running a business🔥Two specific moments I almost quit — and what pulled me back🔥What I'm building toward episode 600: community, in-person experiences, and collective growth🔥The one piece of advice I'd give someone just startingResources & LinksFigure Out Why You're Not Making Sales → Get Selling Soulfully ($37)Find out exactly what step you need to take to make more sales—and how to do it in a way that actually works with your Human Design. Complete diagnostic + personalised action plan in under 2 hours.👉 Get Selling Soulfully here - www.jazzejervis.com.au/sellingsoulfully-podcastUnderstand Your Ideal Business Model → Download Your Free Human Design Energy GuideGet the complete guide to understanding how your Human Design energy type shows up in business—including how you're naturally designed to work, sell, and create. It's a great first step to understanding what makes your approach different. 👉 Download the Guide here - www.jazzejervis.com.au/energyguide-podcastReady for Consistent Conversions By Design? → Join the CCBD Waitlist for April 2026Constantly Converting By Design is THE 12-week personalised program for online business owners who want predictable revenue—by integrating Human Design, proven business strategy, and getting your nervous system on board with what actually works for you. 👉 Join the Waitlist - www.jazzejervis.com.au/ccbd-waitlist-podcastWant 1:1 Strategic Support? → Book a 90-Minute IntensiveFor business owners who want personalised guidance on their business model, human design applications and a guided embodiment practice in a focused 1:1 session. 👉 Book your 90-minute intensive hereConnect with Jazze:Instagram: @jazzejervis_ and @bydesign.hqWebsite: www.jazzejervis.com.au

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For my 300th episode, I'm flipping the script — Tom's back behind the mic to interview me about the last decade of building this business, from a closet in Australia to our apartment in Lisbon. This episode is a reflection on everything it's taken to get here: the business models I've pivoted through, the times I almost quit, how my definition of success has completely transformed, and why consistency is still the most underestimated strategy in online business. We go deep on what I've learne...

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