The Homepreneur Podcast

In this episode I begin the audio version of the Homepreneur book. This is brought to you by Amanda Brown creator of LinkedIn Liftoff, the online course for professionals looking to build their personal brand on LinledIn.

I talk about how working from home experiences varies depending on where you are in your life. We look at the difference between the experiences of singles in comparison with working with young children.

Five reasons for attending conferences.

Ed Bowers is a podcaster who interviews key influencers in the sports industry. You can find his show, the Sports Industry Access Podcast.

We discuss the usefulness of Pinterest for social media research and how Tailwind for scheduling on both Pinterest and Instagram.

A fascinating interview about how Anna Watson went from having a corporate career in recruitment to taking control of her working life, turning a side hustle into a rewarding role with fragrances company, Scentsy.

When you work from home alone decision-making falls firmly on your shoulders which, if it’s crucial, can be very demanding.

Being overwhelmed with more tasks on your to-do list than you cope with is bad for both physical and mental wellbeing in your professional and personal life.

In this episode I run through the second set of Productivity Hacks - numbers 10 through 17 and then move onto the final 8 time saving tips.

In this episode I run through the first 9 Productivity Hacks and then move onto the next 8 time saving tips

Ruth introduces us to the benefits of training the mind to our benefit thereby reducing stress and anxiety to skilfully copy with the challenges modern day life throws at us.

The Business Focus Academy is an online training programme helping homepreneurs become more productive therefore increasing revenue and reducing costs.

This is the first in a three-part series of podcasts with advice on easy to implement tips to help you save time so that you can spend more time with your family and friends and pursue a fulfilling personal life.

I talk to David Hardstaff who talks about his consultancy business and working from home. We talk about the importance of having the right technology for your business. He uses an electric powered rising desk to aid standing whilst working and walks around whilst on the phone. He advises people to keep on the move as much as possible.

This is the second in a six-part series of episodes all about how creating an online course is a way for coaches, consultants, trainers and freelancers to leverage their expertise. In this episode, I consider the different characteristics of online courses – to create a completely new business, top add in additional revenue, to build brand awareness.

This is the first in a six-part series of episodes all about how creating an online course is a way for coaches, consultants, trainers and freelancers to leverage their expertise. I look at seven problems with the ‘time for money’ business model and then provide five possible solutions to issues.

In this episode I interview Debbie Gilbert, founder of Mums UnLtd and author of a brand-new book, The Successful Mumpreneur. She manages 11 networking groups across the south-east of England from Northampton down to Whitstable in Kent.

In this episode, I talk to vocal coach Susan Heaton Wright. She trains C-suite executives as well as individuals to make the best use of one of our most important tools – the voice which unlocks human interaction. She emphasises the importance of tailoring your speeches to the audience and practising in advance. Relaxing and enjoying the experience helps you to connect positively with people.

I look at the challenge of habit change – embedding new positive habits and banishing unwanted habits. We look at a process which you can use successfully to begin a new habit! Join the 12 Days of Habit Change Challenge here: https://www.homepreneur.co/habitchallenge/

In this episode I interview Kevin Appleby who is a home-based consultant with over 20 years’ experience. He is an experienced remote worker and works on projects with teams of experts. We talk about how working from home is often much more productive than in the corporate environment.

In this episode, I interview Amanda Webb of Spiderworking who talks about her varied career as a social media expert and her Homepreneur setup.

In this solo show, business consultant, Amanda Brown, founder of Homepreneur offers advice on the best way to meet your goals. She also advises on effective networking.

In this episode, Amanda Brown of Homepreneur interviews coach and author Anna Lundberg

Stacey Landau is a yoga therapist and teacher. She has practised yoga for many years as part of her own mental and physical wellbeing and has helped hundreds of students benefit. Her warm, generous and caring personality comes across in this interview as she explains the benefits of yoga.

In this episode, Amanda Brown of Homepreneur interviews entrepreneur Sue Wybrow who runs The Businesses Community. She also runs Popdance which holds dance classes and parties for children and adults.

In this episode, Amanda Brown of Homepreneur introduces the four simple steps for managing time for better work-life balance.

In this episode, Amanda Brown of Homepreneur talks to Joanna Penn, best-selling author, podcaster and speaker based in the UK. She can be found online by searching for The Creative Penn.

In this episode, Amanda Brown of Homepreneur talks about Homepreneur News and the idea of setting a Time Goal as part of your business goal.

In this episode, Amanda Brown of Homepreneur talks to Lori Lee, writer, podcaster and entrepreneur based in Utah, USA. Her podcast, Love your Story, can be found on all the main podcast platforms.

In this episode, Amanda Brown of Homepreneur provides 13 ways to overcome the isolation suffered from working from home alone. Working alone for long hours can cause negative feelings associated with social isolation, lack of motivation and productivity.

In the 2nd episode of the Homepreneur Show, Amanda Brown talks about the results of the Homepreneur Survey 2018. She shares the findings from polling 550 home-based business people across a wide range of industry sectors. The recurring challenges were those of isolation, as many people work alone all day, productivity and time management, being perceived as running a 'proper' business and having a dedicated workspace. Read the show notes here: https://www.homepreneur.co/podcast2/

Amanda Brown from Homepreneur welcomes you to the very first episode of the Homepreneur Show, a weekly podcast published every Thursday helping home-based businesses overcome the challenges of working from home. Having worked from her home office, just north of London, England, for the past 20 years, Amanda talks about the format of the show in upcoming episodes. Read the show notes here: https://www.homepreneur.co/podcast1/