Edward White | Audio Thoughts

Elizabeth is the founder of Brand Photography by Elizabeth. Working closely with each of her clients, she understands their business marketing needs and delivers fully bespoke photographs that tell their unique story and helps them to connect with their customers. Prior to picking up her camera, Elizabeth played a key role in Design and Digital Marketing agencies working on brands such as Go Cat, McCoys and Jaffa Cakes. Using her knowledge of marketing, she delivers photography that grows each brand and increases client/customer engagement. Last year, Elizabeth and 7 other Wiltshire-based marketing professionals joined forces to create The Marketing Tribe, collaborating on projects to offer a complete and seamless service. This year is proving to be just as exciting with the launch of a number of new services, as well as speaking at the How to stand out in business 2023, a brand and marketing masterclass and also being voted one of Swindon and Wiltshire's Most Inspiring Women 2023 by The Business Exchange. Extra Stuff: www.elizabethdonovanphotography.co.uk https://www.instagram.com/brandphotographybyelizabeth/

In 2003 Ben quit corporate life in headhunting to follow his passion – food. His first food business was the multi-award-winning cheese shop - The CheeseWorks. In 2007, whilst still running the shop he got to the final of BBC's Masterchef. It was on the back of this achievement that he started his fine dining business www.benaxford.com that he still operates today. Following a successful sale of the cheese shop Ben launched a luxury chocolate business and quickly garnered critical acclaim eventually becoming a 7 times Academy of Chocolate Medallist. In 2019 he sold the chocolate business and is currently focusing on private dining and the development of new business ventures. Extra Stuff: www.benaxford.com _______________________ Awesome Virtual Podcast Studio: https://riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_1&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=edward-white The Gear I use: https://kit.co/edwardwhite_al/youtube-setup Books: https://kit.co/edwardwhite_al/top-5-books-for-business Awesome royalty-free music for content - https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/tdgvv7/ _______________________

Cat is a Personal Trainer and Strength and Conditioning Coach based in the Cotswolds. Around six years ago, having struggled with her own weight for years, she found a love for helping others better their lives. However, it wasn't until going through her own health issues that she realised that health and well-being stemmed much further from just having a healthy body, but also a healthy mind. Today, she works with a wide range of clients to help better their lives and focuses on lifestyle; including sleep, nutrition and building lifelong habits. Learn about how Cat went from being an unhealthy weight at both ends of the spectrum from being too skinny to being fat and how she has found a healthy balance. We speak about nutrition, sleep and so much more. Extra Stuff: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/Cr2T58xtG7y/

Peter Kae is a talented and experienced filmmaker who hails from Germany. At the age of 30, he has established himself as a successful freelancer in the industry, providing his creative and technical skills to a variety of projects. Before starting his freelance career, Peter worked for the Klein aber Video Agentur, where he was able to gain valuable experience working for major companies like Google, Amazon, and Vattenfall. In 2021, Peter decided to pursue a career as a freelancer and has since built a strong reputation in the industry. In addition to his professional work, Peter is also dedicated to educating and inspiring young filmmakers. On YouTube, he shares his knowledge and expertise under the name Peter Kae, creating tutorial videos that are designed to help young filmmakers learn the ins and outs of the craft. Whether you're just starting out or looking to take your skills to the next level, Peter's tutorials offer valuable insights and information. Learn about how starting out as a festival videographer, developing your creativity and taking creative breaks away from your work. Extra Stuff: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/peter.kae YouTube -  @PeterKae 

Keeley The Producer is a multi-instrumentalist from Liverpool - best known for showcasing music production in an exhilarating live format. Pushing the boundaries of live performance, with contemporary instrumentation, technology and live sampling, Keeley is a regular collaborator across the city. Inspired by the likes of Fred Again, Disclosure & Jamie XX, Keeley draws on iconic UK Electronic sounds. Her work has been heavily supported by BBC Introducing, Radio 6 and BBC Radio Merseyside. Keeley describes her sound as Future Electronic - often pulling sounds from unlikely sources and sampling/remixing them in real time on stage. Big dance floor moments, arpeggiated synths and rock inspired guitar leads, Keeley gives the audience a unique perspective into the world of music production by bringing the studio to the stage! Learn about how to cultivate a creative mindset, produce music, and create YouTube content with ideas around using drama to be mentally ready to take on any challenge. Extra Stuff: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/KEELEYTHEPRODUCER/ YouTube - @Keeleytheproducer

Alex Demirel is Health & Performance Coach who helps high performers find their zone by putting their health first. Alex was previously a personal trainer but had always struggled with his energy, focus, and putting his health before his business. It wasn't until going deeper into his own health issues did he begin to find answers. Those answers led him to drop the hustle-culture mindset and instead focus on health optimization. Alex now helps others do the same through his program - The Goldilox Program. Learn about the importance of sleep in your everyday routines, how to truly shut down before bed, and the requirement for you to finally take control of your life. Extra Stuff: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/alexdemirel/ YouTube - @alexdemirel

Kat is an international osteopath, yoga teacher and mindset coach; graduating from Oxford Brookes University in 2011. She fell in love with osteopathy after having various dance injuries and seeing the rewarding results of osteopathic treatment. After training as an osteopath Kat continued her education and acquired her PGcE Ace in higher education and has taught as a lecturer on the Osteopathy degree at Swansea University and has also worked as a lecturer in Health and Social care at Gloucestershire College. She also runs CPD events for other osteopaths- specialising in the effect of stress and anxiety on the body. Kat values mental health and its role in our everyday life and patients recovery and has completed her coaching and nlp practitioner qualification so that she is able to reach people on that deeper level to support them with their goals and help them become aware of their limiting beliefs that are preventing them from excelling. Learn about how limiting beliefs will hold you back in your life, having an abundant mindset will leave you feeling more optimistic along with breathing techniques you can use instantly to improve your life and mood instantly. Extra Stuff: George Scholey | Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hillosteopathy/ Shownotes: https://edwardwhite.co/2022/12/30/038-self-talk-for-an-abundant-mindset-to-earn-more-kat-hill-audio-thoughts-podcast/

George Scholey is a World class cuber, he is an ambassador for Rubik's Cube and holds multiple world records including solving the most rotating puzzle cubes in 24 hours by completing 6,931. Learn about the training that was involved in preparing to beat the world records, the mindset behind competing in the competition, future planning to achieve results and so much more. Extra Stuff: George Scholey | Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/george.scholey/ George Scholey | YouTube - @georgescholey

In this episode, I speak to Rob Hodge who is the founder of RAVE Coffee, which is a coffee roaster based in Cirencester UK. The area's that we cover in this episode include: Selfbuild Houses Seeking different markets Not seeing the journey until you look back Using others to help build leverage Full show notes can be found at https://edwardwhite.co/2021/08/04/36-roasting-coffee-and-the-journey-of-entrepreneurship-rob-hodge-edward-white-audio-thoughts/ Excited for you to take a listen and this one and it would mean so much if you could leave a review.

In this episode, I speak to Phil Petry who is an entrepreneur who has started an upcycled gin bottle candle brand in Germany. The area's that we cover in this episode include: Building our candle brands Market research Guerrilla marketing Buying persona's Doing meaningful work Full show notes can be found at https://edwardwhite.co/2021/03/25/audio-thoughts_phil-petry/ Excited for you to take a listen and this one and it would mean so much if you could leave a review.

In this episode, I speak to Sophia Carey who is a creative based in London & Manchester. I came across Sophia from her amazing YouTube content that she creates and I love her passion for what she does. She gives some amazing advice for people considering a creative career and I think lots of people will find it useful. Excited for you to take a listen and this one and it would mean so much if you could leave a review.

I wanted to say my reasons for starting a candle brand and the motivations behind it, and please understand if you want to do anything then you can!

What could you do to be the best possible version of yourself... It is something that I feel more of us need to think about and something that I think would bring a lot more happiness to the world. What is something you could like to improve about yourself?

You need to do the reps and put in the hours... To me starting a business is exactly like going to the gym, you feel energetic and excited at first and then it starts to get boring and a little bit stagnant. This is exactly the same for business, it feels good to begin with and you're really excited but then life comes along and that initial energy has dwindled away. Ultimately if you want to see any results you need to put in the work and persevere.

"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work" - Thomas Edison You can never fail at anything you do. If something you do doesn't work out you get that lesson to use for anything you do in the future and that is worth so much more than being right all the time. Be optimistic and keep going - you've got this!

In this episode, I speak to Rod Hebden from New Elements. This was recorded back in March 2020 and we covered a lot of different aspects, from building your own business and dealing with projects and the importance of building your network. I have picked up some new books and new thoughts and I hope that you do too. Excited for you to take a listen and this one and it would mean so much if you could leave a review.

Over the last week, I have been helping my family in their business with the bookings and reception at their barbers and it reminded me of working at a service-based job. I really do think that it is something that everyone should do at least once in their lives, as it will give you valuable experience that you won't really get anywhere else.

Should you work for free... This is something that I struggled with when I first started my agency and started on the creative journey, it was something that I really struggled with - on one hand, you want to and need to make money and then on the other you want to get your name out there and build your portfolio. I hope that this podcast helps and gives you a little insight into what you're doing and can give you a little bit of direction.

In this episode, I speak to Andy Napleton from A.napleton Film. I really enjoyed listening back to this episode and I genuinely think that it will help a lot of people throughout 2020 and beyond, some really practical advice on stepping back from your work and letting the process happen Excited for you to take a listen and this one and it would mean so much if you could leave a review.

This book has had a huge impact on my life especially at this moment in time with everything that is going on (Coronavirus). It really helped a workaholic like myself put what I am doing into perspective and feeling that my work is having an impact. I hope that it can help you in some way.

2020 has been eventful, but please understand that it is nothing to do with you! Coronavirus, Black Lives Matter and everything that is going on at the moment. Understand that we are living through unusual times and what you share and post on social can have a huge impact, please take time to look and review.

In this episode, I speak to Andrew Bryce from Sixty seconds. We cover a wide range of subjects, from changing to become a SAAS business, growing a team and dealing with the struggles in between. We also cover some personal subjects such as dealing with friendships in business. Excited for you to take a listen and this one.

It's always easier to keep going, but it is harder to start! Momentum helps you keep going and keeps you moving forward, I speak about various aspects of life in that using momentum can help propel you forward. Hope you enjoy this video, what is something you want to start?

Could you do 21 days without complaining? I am trying a 21 day no complaint challenge as I have felt myself getting more negative around things, and I feel myself complaining more especially during coronavirus. I needed a little more clarity in my life. Hope you enjoy this podcast and it would be great if you could start the challenge too.

In life, you have either positive or negative energy and everything that you consume, whoever you speak to and where you get your information has a huge impact on your energy levels.

Personally, I think that it is so important to be transparent and there are huge amounts of benefits to doing so.

Money isn't something a lot of people talk about but I wanted to give my real thoughts about it and how I think you can make your money work for you.

It is something that anyone no matter what they are doing will go through and feel the dreaded 'imposter syndrome'. I talk about how I still feel it and it is something that you learn to deal with but it doesn't ever go away.

Speaking about diversity and how it can be used effectively to grow as an individual. How do you deal with diversity?

A new mini-series where I open up about personal stories and what is going on in my life. In this episode, I speak about the current situation of lockdown and the coronavirus... Speaking about: - How it has impacted my business - How I am coping mentally - Advice for businesses - My homeschooling technique

In this episode, I speak to Tim Weeks from Wessex Auction Rooms. We speak about making content, growing your business putting yourself out there, fatherhood and swearing in my content... interesting as it isn't really something I spoke about today. Excited for you to take a listen and this one is a little different so I would love to hear your thoughts.

In this episode, I speak to Kellie Simpson from KellieSimpson PA. We speak about starting a business, productivity hacks, travel and using social media to develop and grow the business. There is some useful tips for people looking to get some ideas to be more productive. Excited for you to take a listen and I would love to hear your feedback.

In this episode, I speak to Alex Call from Berts Books. We speak about being made redundant, starting an ethical business and setting yourself routines. We also speak about growing the business and the potential of getting crowdfunding to grow his own physical book shop. Which you can find out about here: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/bertsbooks Excited for you to take a listen and there are some useful tips for individuals starting their own business.

In this episode, I speak to Elliott a Co-founder of The Bunch We speak about seeking investment, learning to deal with the struggles and setbacks of business, growing a brand and pushing yourself in a competitive market. Excited for you to take a listen and there are some useful tips for individuals starting their own business.

In this episode, I speak to Libby Bawden from DnB Hitt The Floor. We speak about the importance of persevering, taking the un-traditional routes to marketing your brand and the importance of building a community. Libby found her love for exercise in her late 20s and has since turned that passion into a business and overall brand. Initially what started out as a specifically DnB group workout has developed into a clothing line and potentially franchising. I hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode, I speak to Ben Kinnaird from Rather Inventive Marketing. In this episode, we got into a lot of different topics from how we learn, how we develop and ultimately how to grow as an individual! That essence of being in control of your life. I hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode, I speak to Jo Portsmouth from The Town Pantry & Miss P's Proper Cleaning. Really informative episode this week, we talk about being a working parent and going from a corporate job to working as your own boss, making your own cleaning products and using social media to help build the business. Excited for you to take a listen and hear our thoughts on various different subject matters.

In this episode, I speak to Thomas Freeth from Ambisonic Mixing & Mastering I had so much fun with this podcast episode and I think for those looking to build their brand this episode could really help, we talk about the importance of building brand, putting in the work/hours and just doing something you love. Do what makes you happy and know it isn't going to be easy - Excited for you to take a listen and hear our thoughts on various different subject matters.

In this episode, it is just me by myself talking about my life and the story... I speak about feeling stressed and overwhelmed and wanted to give you a first-person insight into my life and the feelings of having a child at 19 and choosing to start my own business and go against the norm. Excited for you to take a listen and I would love to hear your thoughts on this format of the podcast.

In this episode, I speak to Lloyd Smith from Incareceted - Escape Rooms Swindon. We speak about so many different subjects, from the regulation of various industries to using Social Media and the impact that we believe it is having on the world - It's an interesting one. Live can take many different turns and you don't truly know what is going to happen - Excited for you to take a listen and hear our thoughts on various different subject matters.

In this episode, I speak to Marina Jacklin from Marina Jacklin - Photoart. We speak about managing the work/life balance as an entrepreneurial parent, how Marina turned her passion from that of a passion to something that actually generates money and we get very geeky talking about cameras. Excited for you to take a listen and there are some useful tips for people who maybe feel that they cannot do something they are passionate about because of children/life... You can!

In this episode, I speak to Jack Cooke from Beyond The Brand. We speak about what it means to create content and how sometimes keeping it really simple is the easiest thing to do. We also speak about making content at scale and our different business models and how we work as creatives. Excited for you to take a listen and there are some useful tips for individuals who want to start creating content.

In this episode, I speak to Rachel, the owner of Le Petit. We speak about unintentionally starting a business, hiring staff members and building a strong brand - we also cover more personal aspects including dealing with stress/anxiety and how to deal with them. Excited for you to take a listen and there are some useful tips for individuals starting their own business.

I am so excited to announce that I have launched my Edward White | Audio Thoughts podcast where I will sitting down with Entrepreneurs, Creatives and Innovators to discuss their tactics and trying to pull similar mindsets to see if we all align. The reason that I am doing this is because I love meeting new people, am curious and I love the story that each of us actually has to share, as we are all truly unique.