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This week I speak with Nic Henry Jones who is a Supermum, Senior Digital Marketing & Business Strategist, Business Thought Leader & Educator, Entrepreneur, Changemaker, Coach, MC, two-time #1 Best selling Author behind Books ‘The Christian Entrepreneur', and ‘Your Life your Masterpiece', and co-Author in the recently released Book 'Courageous Voices unlocked'. Nic is a passionate and purpose-driven visionary with a unique ability to engage, empower and inspire people to live their best whatever the context. Nic is a living testimony of how pain can be turned to gain, and how embracing a life of intention & alignment, positions you to thrive not just survive, and create a masterpiece out of a life. She inspires others to do the same in order to unlock all we were created to be and the fullness of life, and create a powerful legacy for the next generation. In the last 5 years she has been a nominee for various Awards including the 2024 South Australian Woman to Watch Awards, the 2022 Kingdom Women Entrepreneurs Kingdom Business Excellence Award, 2022 Seven Effect Freedom Awards, 2022 Ausmumpreneur Awards, 2020 SA Woman Awards, and the 2019 Australian Telstra Business Awards. We look at her childhood up to the present to find the beautiful thread of Jesus in her life. You won't want to miss this encouraging episode!www.nichenryjones.comwww.yourlifeyourmasterpiece.com*Theme Music "Blessed Time" by Ketsa

In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by Stacey Hollands, CEO and Creative Director of Lust Minerals, a high performance mineral make-up brand. Stacey was an experienced beauty consultant and used her knowledge to create the clean makeup products she felt were missing in the industry. Lust Minerals is vegan certified, paraben-free and Australian made - all non negotiables for Stacey. The brand launched in 2014 and hit $1 million in sales within the first 18 months. They continue to grow as an ecommerce powerhouse with turnover of more than $20m. In this chat, Stacey shares the story of how she launched her business just as influencer marketing was getting started (she gifted products to girls on The Bachelor) - lots of tips from that unique journey. She shares the learnings from her recent $300,000 rebrand and we find out why, for Lust Minerals, seven is the happy number.Links from the episode:Lust MineralsDeliver In Person (sponsored)Shopify Plus (sponsored)Questions answered:What role do your interactive website features play in the overall customer journey? How does your Ambassador Hub work? What marketing channels excite you at the moment?This episode was brought to you by… Deliver In PersonShopify PlusAbout your co-host: Stacey Hollands from Lust MineralsStacey is the founder of Lust Minerals, Australia's favourite clean mineral makeup and natural skincare brand. Since launching in 2014 from an initial $10,000 investment, Lust Minerals has grown into a clean beauty empire, filling a gap in the market for clean, high performance, mineral makeup & natural skincare products. Stacey has won several business awards including being crowned the Small Business Champion Entrepreneur in the 2023 Australian Small Business Champion Awards and the Beauty Business Of The Year in the 2023 AusMumpreneur Awards.You can contact Stacey at LinkedInPlease contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I have Mel Wilson and Isabelle Richards joining me.  Mel Wilson has over 20 years of experience in broadcast, print and digital journalism, covering parenting, lifestyle, entertainment and news. She is an accomplished voice artist, co-host of The Juggling Act podcast and executive producer of true crime podcast My Father The Murderer, which has been nominated for multiple awards. Mel herself has been nominated for and won a number of career awards, including Podcast of the Year at the Ausmumpreneur Awards, Best Parenting Podcast at the Australian Podcast Awards, and Journalist of the Year and Executive of the Year at the Women in Media Awards. She's recently released her book, Parenting in Progress, a book of reassurance, advice and hilarious epic fails for parents and carers of toddlers to primary-school-aged kids, along with those from a diverse range of (celebrity) parents and carers, with a bit of guidance from experts thrown in. Isabelle Richards stars on Gogglebox Australia alongside her mum, Kerry, and her grandma, Emmie. Together, they showcase the power of multi-generational women's relationships and voices, now in the show's nineteenth season. As a contributing writer for Body+Soul, Mamamia, and Kidspot, Isabelle is passionate about exploring the unspoken truths about motherhood, love, and relationships. She thrives on sparking conversations that challenge social norms and inspire others to do the same. She is also an investor in social impact projects, driven by collaborative and purpose-driven thinking that fosters connection and social change.  Both Mel and Isabelle have lived experience of being single mums, and have now re-partnered. Isabelle also has a new baby with her husband, Alex. In this episode, we talked about:  Mel's book, Parenting in Progress, and why she wrote the book. Inspiring stories of single mums. Relationships and blended families. Remarrying and the role of men and step-fathers in the lives of children. Dating and navigating the challenges of step-parent relationships. Navigating the separation process and taking care of the children at the same time. Asking for help. Links mentioned in the episode:  To connect with Mel, check out her Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Check out her book, Parenting in Progress HERE.  To connect with Isabelle, check out her Website, LinkedIn and Instagram. Click HERE to join the free Facebook Group, The Single Mother Survival Guide Support Forum.  Click HERE to learn more about the Trauma coaching and support group program.  Join the Thrive Tribe waitlist HERE.  Check out Episode 307 - Asking for Help Previous episodes with Mel and Isabelle: Episode 82 - Editor of Kidspot Mel Wilson's Single Mum Story Episode 136 - Isabelle Silbery on becoming a single mum and the power of giving (Part 1) Episode 137 - Isabelle Silbery on becoming a single mum and the power of giving (Part 2) Episode 223 - Catching up with Isabelle Silbery Episode 306 - Out of the box, with Isabelle Silbery Download the E-book – Thirteen single mothers share their struggles, top tips, and their favourite things about being a single mother – HERE. To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide. And join the email list there too. Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

Join Dr. Hayley in the latest installment of our Unmasked Monthly Musings (September Edition) as she shares her recent triumph at the AusMumpreneur Awards, winning two silver awards. Driven by her passion for empowering therapists, she delivers a no-holds-barred discussion on breaking free from the constraints that hold them back. This episode is a rallying cry for therapists to prioritize their well-being, challenge the existing care model, and step into visible thought leadership roles armed with their invaluable expertise.Key Takeaways: Dr. Hayley sheds light on the often-overlooked aspect of therapist self-care. She emphasizes the importance of therapists nurturing their mental health and well-being, debunking the myth of selfless martyrdom. Unmasking the deeply ingrained flaws in the current care system, Dr. Hayley advocates for an urgent shift in how therapists operate and serve their patients. She passionately calls for a more effective and compassionate approach to healing.Dr. Hayley highlights the significance of therapists seeking support and mentorship beyond their professional circles. Building relationships and seeking guidance from mentors outside the field can lead to exponential growth and fresh perspectives.Regardless of self-doubt, Dr. Hayley encourages therapists to recognize their wealth of wisdom and expertise. She unveils the untapped potential within each therapist, positioning them as natural leaders poised to make a lasting impact.Dr. Hayley's candid revelations and impassioned plea serve as a catalyst for listeners to reevaluate their lives and careers. This episode is a wake-up call to chase audacious dreams and take proactive steps toward realizing them.This is a must-listen edition of our popular monthly musings, and we know it will leave you feeling energized and full of confidence!We hope you love this episode and if our podcast has been helpful to you in any way, we need your help - we'd love for you to pay it forward and leave us a rating. It will only take a couple of minutes of your time but will have a profound impact by helping us to reach more therapists just like you. We truly appreciate you and hope we can continue serving you for as long as humanly possible!________________________________________Have you downloaded our brand new and FREE guide: The Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide for Therapists to Create, Launch, and Grow a Successful Signature Program? Download the most comprehensive guide available, just for therapists!Don't forget to FOLLOW the podcast!

If there was one thing you think society should talk more about, what would it be?“Overcoming adversity using a resilient mindset.” I'm talking today to a woman known as the “Queen of Resilience”! Justine Martin has a story that is hard to believe and she has used the adversity that has happened to her to now help others.  Ten years ago Justine was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Then she underwent three heart surgeries, and followed that up with three primary cancers. All that happening to one person - much of it at the same time is bloody hard to comprehend. Justine was told she would never work again - but that was never an option for her. Justine catapulted herself into the world of business. She not only changed her life to give it purpose & direction but also inspired those around her with her story. To be resilient means the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; a toughness. This definition has been the cornerstone of Justine's extraordinary journey over the last decade, a journey no one could fathom, but what Justine believes, a journey that has changed her for the better. After learning how to paint and using her art as therapy, she has become a multi-award-winning artist and found the strength and determination to take control of her financial future. She is also a Resilience Consultant & Speaker and the owner and founder of the Resilience Mindset, where she draws on her years of experience and knowledge, consulting with clients to develop and sustain a positive mindset. Justine has just won five awards at the AusMumpreneur Awards including GOLD for Coach of the Year!  I was introduced to Justine through a friend of hers who felt we'd have a lot to talk about. It was wonderful to chat to Justine and learn how she's overcome so much adversity. I hope you enjoy this very different conversation today with the incredible, Justine Martin.  Connect and find out more about Justine here;- Website, Socials and LinkedIn - https://linktr.ee/justinemartincorporationYouTube: https://youtu.be/c4jxj6IPS7s Look out for these projects coming out soon:-The Resilience Mindset Podcast, a new Resilience Mindset 8-week course and Resilience Mindset Book mid next year.  And for more information about the Wabi Sabi Series, please find us here:-https://wabisabiseries.com/Connect with us on Instagram here:- @thewabisabiseriesConnect with us on Facebook here - @thewabisabiseriesIf you have a burning topic you'd love society to talk more about, or know someone who'd be great to come on our podcast, drop us a line at hello@wabisabiseries.com

Arpana Patel, a single mum of two cum entrepreneur, has been awarded gold and bronze awards in the Business to Business Services and Multicultural category at the 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards. - મેલ્બર્ન સ્થિત AveSol Accounting Services ના અર્પણા પટેલને AusMumpreneur એવોર્ડની B2B Services શ્રેણીમાં ગોલ્ડ તથા મલ્ટીકલ્ચરલ શ્રેણીમાં બ્રોન્ઝ એવોર્ડ્સથી સન્માનિત કરવામાં આવ્યા છે. અંગત જીવનના પડકારોને હરાવ્યા ઉપરાંત બાળકોના ઉછેર અને વ્યવસાય સાથે તાલમેલ રાખીને મેળવેલી સફળતા વિશે અર્પણાએ SBS Gujarati સાથે વાત કરી હતી.

Geelong's Dr Saba Qutub has won two gold awards at the 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards, taking home the awards for “Multicultural Business Excellence Award” and “Health Business Award”. “When asked how I feel about winning the award, a number of adjectives come to mind. I quickly realised that no words could actually describe how I felt. I feel honoured, elated and inspired,” Dr Qutub said. Dr Qutub was the founder of Armstrong Health and DRSQ Skincare. The post Geelong doctor wins two gold at 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

I'll be talking to Karen Vivarelli, successful local business woman and virtual assistant, who is coaching others on how to thrive working for yourself at home, and who has been named a finalist for the 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards. And I'll be talking to economist Saul Eslake about how Australia will fare in this recession.News Corp's new push for net-zero by 2050 isn't a departure from their war against climate change. It's just a 2 week campaign excluding The Australian.Follow my socials on: https://twitter.com/leongettlerhttps://www.instagram.com/leongettler/https://www.linkedin.com/in/leongettler/https://www.facebook.com/talkingbusinesspodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jimmy & Nath were joined by Stacey Aldous from Freedom Health & Wellness to chat about being a finalist in the 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's podcast is a conversation about Birth Trauma with Dr Erin Bowe. We speak about: What is a birth trauma? How to know if you may be experiencing birth trauma How partners can also experience birth trauma How to approach pregnancy and delivery post trauma And much more. Dr. Erin Bowe is a Clinical & Perinatal Psychologist, Course Creator, Business Mentor and Author of More Than a Healthy Baby: Finding Strength & Growth After Birth Trauma. She has 12+ years experience supporting families through trauma to find growth, strength and beautiful resilience they never knew possible. Her online courses have over 2400 students from 36 countries. She previously taught childbirth education with Hypnobirthing Australia and ran Birth Trauma Training for Birth workers - the podcast. She has been featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, Kidspot, Essential Baby & Essential Kids. In 2020 she was a finalist in 2 categories for the AusMumpreneur Awards. After experiencing her own birth trauma (twice!) she quickly learned how little support and training there is for our birth workers who hear and witness these stories every day. From this, she developed two birth trauma training courses – one for parents, and one for birth workers. She has attracted over 2000 students in less than 12 months, so this speaks volumes to how much this work is needed. You can learn more about Erin here: www.doctorerin.com.au

In this episode of the Social Lights Podcast, podcast host and https://www.socialmediology.com.au/ (Social Mediology) founder Kate vanderVoort chats with Lucy Good, founder of https://beanstalkmums.com.au/ (Beanstalk Single Mums) and the popular Facebook group, The Single Mum Vine. Lucy has been named as a finalist for the 2018 AusMumpreneur Awards in two categories: Making A Difference (business) and Women Changing the World. About Lucy Lucy Good is the founder of Beanstalk Single Mums, an online space which empowers single mothers to re-find their potential and re-build their confidence through a website that delivers targeted information and support. Lucy works with hundreds of single mothers through the offering of her online course and her Facebook group, the Single Mum Vine. She sits at the centre of the think-tank of modern-day single motherhood and is a sought-after social commentator on single parent issues. As well as having her own blog and podcast series, she has appeared several times on national television, speaks regularly on national and local radio and writes articles for online and print parenting, news, lifestyle, and business communities. Lucy's blog and podcast series are designed to support and empower single mums from all walks of life and on every stage of their single mother journey. Her podcast covers all areas of single motherhood including separation, family law, children of divorce, co-parenting, solo-parenting, education, careers, dating, sex, health, household, and a range of money matters. BIG IDEA 1 “The guidelines that you have for your group are imperative” (12:40) Lucy discusses the importance of having a set of guidelines. The guidelines are imperative and need to be stuck to. The guidelines in Lucy's group include things like: -         We, we don't allow rants. You can't just come on and have a whinge. Now you can come on and say, look, I've had a really crap day because this has happened. Wonder if anyone else has been through the same or anyone's got any solutions or suggestions as I can as how I can get over it. But you can't just come on and say, I've just had a crap day because that helps one person, that one person who's put the post on and it brings down everybody else that reads it. -         We don't allow man-hating or ex bashing in the group. So we're about trying to foster positive relationships with your ex partners, if at all possible. So we'd love it if someone comes on and says, Hey, you know my ex and I went into this with the kids today, we had a great day. -         We have a lot of rules around what you can post, like no medical posts. You can't put a post on there because then you get all these people who have no idea what they're talking about, providing medical information. And we have had it in the past where we've had a kid in hospital because someone's given the wrong advice. The guidelines are set up for a reason. BIG IDEA 2 “You often get a topic which just keeps coming onto the thread over and over again. Sometimes it's a topic that doesn't really work with what the group is about” (22:53) In discussing repetitive posts or posts that go off topic Lucy says; One other thing as well, that's really important is you'll notice that in groups, you often get a topic which just keeps coming onto the thread over and over again. Sometimes it's a topic that doesn't really work with what the group is about, but it has to be there. So for my group that's Centrelink, everyone's got questions about Centrelink and they just flood the feed. Now the feed is meant to be upbeat, inspirational, funny, and Centrelink none of those. So if that happens, then just create a weekly thread, say or a weekly posts and say, please keep all your child support and Centrelink questions within this weekly thread. And that just helps to...

Olivia White is a young mum-of-two, writer, influencer, accomplished speaker, and a fierce advocate for body positivity & female empowerment. She runs the popular motherhood & lifestyle blog, House of White. An interactive community and hub for all things parenting, budgetting, travel and more… Olivia first created her blog and social media channels some six years ago. After the birth of her first daughter, Olivia turned to social media, searching for her ‘village' while navigating through the trenches of new parenthood, one coffee at a time. Olivia's funny observations of parenting life and profound messages about motherhood and women's empowerment have resonated with mums everywhere. Her honest posts about the everyday struggles of life with two young children have been seen all around the world through dozens of viral blogs and posts. In that time, Olivia has recieved many accolades for work. Including, #25 on the Smart Company 30 Under 30 for 2018, and second runner up in the 2017 Ausmumpreneur Awards. On this Episode we talk about- Mum Sharing your life.... YOUR WHOLE LIFE The busy-ness of business and raising a family Those trolls Email us: katem@team.aceradio.com.au The Women of Influence Podcast is a celebration. Hosted by Kate Meade Produced by Sophie Jackson Australia is home to some remarkable women. They're raising foster families. Running cattle stations. Living inspirational lives. Yet, many of their tales of triumph are never profiled, never celebrated. So we're changing that… every week.. through our Women Of Influence Podcast. You'll fall in love with these women. This podcast is produced by ACE Radio. Find out more at www.aceradio.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Having won the Multicultural Business Excellence Award at the 2020 AusMumpreneur Awards, psychotherapist Manna Maniago is further proof that mums can be successful at balancing motherhood and a career. - Sa kanyang pagkapanalo ng Multicultural Business Excellence Award sa 2020 AusMumpreneur Awards, mas pinapatibay ng psychotherapist na si Manna Maniago ang paniniwalang maaaring maging matagumpay ang isang ina sa pagiging magulang at negosyante.

Adelaide Hills-based author and coach has been named as a finalist in three categories for the 2020 AusMumpreneur Awards (https://ausmumpreneur.com/ausmumpreneur-awards-2/) . Cathy Domoney is a mother of five, a mentor for female leaders and the author of the 'Positive Mindset For Kids', series that helps young people regain control over negative self-talk and program their mind for inner confidence and success. In this podcast, Cathy and Jennie Lenman catch up for a chat about her work and her latest book 'Dear Bully', based on a letter she compassionately and carefully penned to a school student who was bullying one of her children.

Marissa Price of The Literature Factory has been nominated for the 2019 AusMumpreneur Awards.  These awards celebrate and recognise Australian Mums in business achieving outstanding success in areas such as business excellent, product development, customer service and digital innovation.  Marissa says it can be challenging to be a successful business woman whilst raising a family and she gives this advice for others thinking about starting their own enterprise “do you planning and research, but if it’s something that you care deeply about, that passion will get you through the hard days.  We only have one life – why wait?  Time is precious, health is precious, and our children are precious. The example that we set for them is immeasurable, and you never know which part of what you’re doing is what they’ll take on board.”

Marissa Price of The Literature Factory has been nominated for the 2019 AusMumpreneur Awards.  These awards celebrate and recognise Australian Mums in business achieving outstanding success in areas such as business excellent, product development, customer service and digital innovation.  Marissa says it can be challenging to be a successful business woman whilst raising a family and she gives this advice for others thinking about starting their own enterprise “do you planning and research, but if it’s something that you care deeply about, that passion will get you through the hard days.  We only have one life – why wait?  Time is precious, health is precious, and our children are precious. The example that we set for them is immeasurable, and you never know which part of what you’re doing is what they’ll take on board.”

Small Biz Matters – a half hour program each week where you can work ON your business rather than IN it.with Alexi Boyd from Boyd Office Management ServicesDate: 18 December 2018 It’s not often you have local small business royalty in Da Triple H House but we certainly have someone here today who will inspire. Rachel Chappell built her small business from an idea, meeting the needs of her thousands of clients and impeccable technological timing. North Shore Mums started as a Facebook group in May 2012, when Rachel Chappell moved to Sydney’s leafy North Shore with her husband, toddler and new baby. With lots of questions about things like childcare centres, kid-friendly cafes, the best playgrounds and doctors… and only a few local friends to ask, she realised she wouldn’t get the answers from her immediate social circle. So, on a whim, she created a Facebook group called North Shore Mums, to help her connect with other local mums. Rachel proudly hires locally, runs her business, happily gives small business advice and still manages to find the time to meet the needs of her local community. In truth, she never forgets the real meaning of her Why in her business and is here today to inspire others in their small business journey. And that’s why last week received NSW Government Woman of the Year for Hornsby. Welcome to the show Rachel. Topics we’ll be covering: Tell us about your small business journey and what led to you starting North Shore Mums? Why do you think it’s important for businesses to integrate community involvement into their business plan and what’s your top tips on how to grow that relationship? Do you think it’s an advantage to employ locally and what benefits does it provide for your business and also the local community? It’s not always a smooth ride so what Do’s and Don’t wisdom can you impart on those just starting out in business? What’s your ultimate dream for your business? To find out more go to their website: https://www.northshoremums.com.au/ RACHEL CHAPPELL BIO Rachel Chappell is happily married to an English gent, and a mum to three daughters (aged 3, 7 & 9), who were the inspiration behind the creation of North Shore Mums. Originally from Adelaide, Rachel moved to Sydney after leaving school and has made the North Shore her home, living in Waverton, Gordon and Wahroonga along the way, which has given her the broad local knowledge needed to run a website that caters to the needs of women across the community. With a Bachelor of Media and Master of Business in Marketing, and bolstered by her experience working as Marketing Manager on magazines like Grazia, OK! and FHM, Rachel has used her skills, instinct and experience to make North Shore Mums a cyber-village welcoming mums from across the North Shore. Since launching North Shore Mums in May 2012, the website has grown to become an integral source of information for local mums, with the website now attracting over 100,000 visitors per month. In 2017, Rachel was asked to be a contestant in Cancer Council’s Stars of the North (a local fundraising gala event, based on the popular TV show ‘Dancing with the Stars’. Rachel came 2nd overall in the Judge’s Choice and 3rd in Fundraising, raising $18,000 for the charity. Rachel Chappell was a Finalist in the AusMumpreneur Awards 2017 – in the categories of Business Excellence and Influencer. In 2018, she was awarded the Hornsby Local Woman of the Year by Matt Kean MP.

Eva is a founder of Tree Hut Village online platform that you can rent baby equipment from another parents. Idea of using equipment whilst on holidaying started this idea and since launch Eva has made over 5K for renting her own equipment and there are many parents who have gained money and rented through her website. Eva has been recognized in Ausmumpreneur Awards and she has been features in Channel 9, Daily Mail to name a few. Eva talks about her journey and what you can do as a parent to live more sustainable life. You can follow me on the following social media channels. NORDIC MUM INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/nordicmumpodcast/ NORDIC MUM FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/NordicMumSusanna NORDIC MUM PINTEREST www.pinterest.com.au/NordicMumPodcast

Danielle had decided with her partner that they would start trying for a baby at 27 and they fell pregnant literally on their first attempt. Danielle's reaction was not what she had expected at all. She was freaking out. Even though her pregnancy was planned, she realized she wasn't 100% ready. She read over a million books and never really came to terms with her pregnancy. Danielle became so preoccupied and anxious with how she would come when the baby came that she didn't really focus on the birth itself. To hear more of Danielle's story tune into this week's show. If you'd like to become a Patreon member and help support the show head over to birthstories I've been nominated for the Ausmumpreneur Awards. Its a huge honour to be nominated and the people's choice voting has just opened. So if you feel like this podcast is making a difference to you and you enjoy listing to my show each week it would be amazing if you could give me your vote. It literally takes 1minutes. I'm listed in the first categories Making a Difference Award, you can just scroll down to Sophie Walker to vote for me. And I'll let you know how I go.

Laura Trotta is one of Australia’s leading home sustainability experts. She has a Bachelor of Environmental Engineering, a Masters of Science (in Environmental Chemistry) and spent 11 years working as an environmental professional before creating her first online eco business, Sustainababy, in 2009. Laura has won numerous regional and national awards for her fresh and inspiring take on living an ‘ecoceptional’ life (including most recently winning the Brand South Australia Flinders University Education Award (2015) for the north-west region in SA and silver in the Eco-friendly category of the 2015 Ausmumpreneur Awards). With a regular segment on ABC Radio and with her work featured in publications like Nurture Parenting and My Child Magazine, Laura is an eco thought leader who’s not afraid to challenge the status quo. A passionate believer in addressing the small things to achieve big change, and protecting the planet in practical ways, Laura lives with her husband and two sons in outback South Australia. What you will learn in this episode: Laura is young person who achieved too much things in her life. Meet Laura and hear her life story How to work when you have baby at home? Felling frustrated when you have a plan but others will not listen you in big corporation? Hear Laura's experience Listen more here

Laura Trotta is one of Australia's leading home sustainability experts. She has a Bachelor of Environmental Engineering, a Masters of Science (in Environmental Chemistry) and spent 11 years working as an environmental professional before creating her first online eco business, Sustainababy, in 2009. She has won numerous regional and national awards for her fresh and inspiring take on living an 'ecoceptional' life (including most recently winning the Brand South Australia Flinders University Education Award (2015) for the north-west region in SA and silver in the Eco-friendly category of the 2015 Ausmumpreneur Awards). With a regular segment on ABC Radio and with her work featured in publications like Nurture Parenting and My Child Magazine, Laura is an eco thought leader who's not afraid to challenge the status quo. A passionate believer in addressing the small things to achieve big change, and protecting the planet in practical ways, Laura lives with her husband and two sons in outback South Australia. You can connect with Laura at lauratrotta.com.  

Laura Trotta is one of Australia's leading home sustainability experts. She has a Bachelor of Environmental Engineering, a Masters of Science (in Environmental Chemistry) and spent 11 years working as an environmental professional before creating her first online eco business, Sustainababy, in 2009. She has won numerous regional and national awards for her fresh and inspiring take on living an 'ecoceptional' life (including most recently winning the 2015 Brand South Australia Flinders University Education Award for the north-west region in SA and silver in the Sustainability category of the 2015 Ausmumpreneur Awards. With a regular segment on ABC Radio and with her work featured in publications like Nurture Parenting and My Child Magazine, Laura is an eco thought leader who's not afraid to challenge the status quo. A passionate believer in addressing the small things to achieve big change, and protecting the planet in practical ways, Laura lives with her husband and two sons in outback South Australia. Connect with Laura at http://lauratrotta.comAnd check out her awesome podcast Eco Chat in iTunes.