Episode 45: Intro to a mini-series of 7 short lessons to contemplate over a coffee

Introducing a mini-series of 7 short lessons to contemplate over a coffee, or beverage of choice.  This podcast is about women sharing what makes them who they are today.  These 7 lessons are me drawing on what I've learnt over the past few decades of life that helped me through hard times, have helped me stay true to my path and my vision, not feel as 'nutty' as I sometimes was in the transition of midlife. In recording these, I may not have said it, but I can see how all of the topics are ME doing what I love and caring about how I deliver an authentic, caring service to individuals, as that is what we all are.  This mini-series ranges from 3 to 7 minute recordings. Episodes 46 to 52 will touch on: Episode 46: The 3 Vital Questions and the C Dimension of Business - transforming drama into empowerment. Episode 47: The 3 Mandates of Leadership (downloadable blue or deep pink posters will be available via the upcoming eCommunity newsletter via my website if you'd like to plaster these around your office, to help you like they did me time and time again. Episode 48: 8 Forms of Wealth Episode 49: The 10 Top Transitions Women Experience in Midlife. Episode 50: The importance of establishing an Ultimate Vision for your business. Episode 51: 2 Kinds of Business Planning - one for the 'whole entrepreneur' and the other one-page strategic plan for established businesses. Episode 52: A short lesson I loved that stuck "Don't Sell The Boat".  You will also find the video recordings of these topics on my YouTube channel: Susan Dunlop Coaching; and as articles on my website. More will follow monthly via my eCommunity news that is available directly to your inbox - please subscribe via my homepage: www.susandunlop.com.au I would love to hear your thoughts on any of the topics, and also if there are topics you'd like me to include in the podcast this year: be it me sharing a lesson, or a guest with expertise on the topic.  There's nothing better for me than hearing other people share their stories to ponder and learn from. Should you wish to come share your story, or know of a woman between the age of 10 and 110 who has an interesting story to share; and how each has taken the lessons delivered in life, to do something good with, please email me and we can chat about how it works.  Thank you for listening, Susan Dunlop [email protected]