Podcast appearances and mentions of christine gouchault

On this episode Leo interviews Christine Gouchault. Mother of four and very successful entrepreneur, sales enablement expert and international author. Time management and work-life balance at its best. Christine has had companies in Denmark and France and helped businesses build and grow international sales teams. Currently she is CCO at NewBanking, a Danish regtech scale-up. NewBanking provides a user identity platform that allows end-users to verify their identity easily and securely across businesses while at the same having control and ownership of their own data and identity online.Her book “Business Mum” provides a practical, three-step plan for women who want to create a life where running your own business and having a family do not exclude one another. Through the stories of 10 successful self-employed mums, the book demonstrates it is possible to create a happy and well-balanced life.Connect with Christine on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinegouchault/ -Website: https://www.christinegouchault.dk/ -Link to the book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1911498983/ref=tsm_1_fb_lk - Self-learning is of paramount importance in the business world, listen to your international peers and step up your game.Connect with Leonardo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonardo-marra26/ -Follow the page on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/65338319/

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Christine Gouchault har Brian Dahl i det nye lydstudie til en snak om fjumreår, karriere og den lige vej

Christine Gouchault stiller opfølgende spørgsmål til Mogens' postulater om storrumskontorer, caféer og hjemmets trygge rammer. Mogens forsøger at svare...

Would you agree that there’s no better time to be an entrepreneur? How do you start building your own company? Christine Gouchault shares her insights on being a business mum as we celebrate International Women’s Day. Visit https://www.bodyshotperformance.com/podcasts-blog for the complete show notes of every podcast episode. Topics Discussed in this Episode: How to be an entrepreneur How to build a company How to get marketing help How to outsource versus delegating Why your quirks could be your strengths Getting into your discomfort zone and why resilience is needed to run a business Key Takeaways: Having a role model is very impactful. If you as a mum have your own business, then it’s 60% more likely that your daughter will do the same. In the same way, if a company has a female leader, there’s 60% more likelihood of women wanting to go in that direction and become leaders. If you’re starting a business, the smart thing to do is to think about what you can delegate so can focus on your strengths. If you do what you’re good at, you will move faster and you will quickly reach the goals that you set for yourself. There are many ways you can build your own business and create that flexibility for yourself. Businessmen are still people, and people do business with people, and we connect to each other.  So actually, if you’re okay about being yourself and being vulnerable, then people will like you so much more for being open and honest, and you will attract people that like that about you. Action Steps: Get yourself familiar with the different technologies and online platforms that can help you grow your business. Delegate tasks wherever possible and spend your time on what you’re good at. Do networking and talk to other entrepreneurs who have the skills that you lack and he happy to trade or to help. Build genuine relationships. Find a role model, no matter what your dream is and what resources you have. Find your niche and be resourceful. When building a business, start with learning who’s your audience or your customers or who you want to help. Figure out what their needs are, what they want, and how you can create value from them. Figure out how to make money and do the math. Talk to your partner and set expectations. Otherwise, it can be tough to justify not earning money or spending money on your business. Find people to follow that really give you a really true but positive depiction of the challenges of entrepreneurship. Christine said: “Sometimes in our everyday life, we just get caught up in our routines, and so [International Women’s Day] is a good day to start to pause and reflect and see -- are we actually making any progress? And if not, then what can we do about it?” “You can’t be good at everything, so you might as well do what you’re good at and what you think is fun because you get this whole energy and it’s just nice working, you can do more, you’re more efficient. And then figure out then who can help you.” Thanks for listening! If you’re interested in finding out what your health IQ is, take the Health IQ test to find out, and get a free 39-page report built around our six signals, which are sleep, mental health, energy, body composition, digestion, and fitness. If you’ve enjoyed what you’ve heard on this episode and it’s added value to you, share the episode with someone you think could benefit from it. And don’t forget to leave a rating or a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Links to things mentioned in the show: Business Mum: Three Steps to Success in Running Your Own Business and Being a Mum by Christine Gouchault Bodyshot Performance Facebook Live with Christine Gouchault Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls: 100 Tales of Extraordinary Women by Elena Favilli and Francesca Cavallo More from Christine Gouchault: Christine’s Website Christine’s LinkedIn More from Leanne Spencer: Bodyshot Performance Bodyshot Performance Limited Facebook page Remove the Guesswork BOOK by Leanne SpencerRise and Shine BOOK by Leanne Spencer   Leanne’s Email

Do you have the GUTs to take charge? This week I talk with Christine Gouchault, Founder and CEO of Nordic Data Intelligence whose quest to find a better work-life balance led her to start “Mum’s Business Network”. In this episode we learn powerful lessons on how our quirks are our most valuable assets, the value of changing the business model to suit the needs of our family and why scaling down can actually be a good thing. A must listen for any working parent! Read the full show notes over on our website School for Mothers Website ●  School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram

We are joined by mother of four, business owner and life coach Christine Gouchault to talk about her new book "Business Mum".  We also talk about the practical, three-step plan for women who want to create a life where running a business and having a family does not exclude one another. Find out more: [Business Mum](https://lidpublishing.com/book/business-mum/) [Website](http://businessmumbook.com/) [Mors Business](https://www.morsbusiness.dk/) [Flourish](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Flourish-Understanding-Happiness-Wellbeing-psychology/dp/1857885694)

Christine Gouchault  er gift med en franskmand og hun har boet i Frankrig. Hun er selvstændig, og hun har skrevet bogen ”Businessmor, tre trin til succes som mor og selvstændig”. Jeg har ikke selv fået børn, jeg har haft bonusbørn, så jeg har ikke selv den store erfaring med at jonglere business og familie. Jeg kan slet ikke forestille mig at kunne have fire børn. Dét kræver sin mand, og sådan en har Christine heldigvis også. For hun har meget travlt som selvstændig. Christine ved en masse om det – ikke kun af egen erfaring, men også fordi hun driver, som har 400 medlemmer. Og så holder hun en masse foredrag. Og ja, så har hun skrevet bogen, som har personlige interviews med 10 selvstændige mødre, for hvem det er lykkedes at skabe en tilværelse med tid til det hele. Jeg taler med Christine Gouchault om, hvad der gør, at nogle bedre end andre kan få succes som businessmor. Husk, at jeg meget gerne vil høre fra dig som lytter. Måske har du en god ide til en gæst, som jeg bare må have en snak med. – Så finder du mig bare på min hjemmeside podconsult.dk.

Skrivelysten og evnen til at sætte flere ord sammen til længere tekster kom først for Christine Gouchault i hendes voksenliv. Christine fortæller om sin vej til forfatterdebuten med bogen 'Businessmor - tre trin til succes som mor og selvstændig'. Hun fortæller om at skrive udfra lysten, og det man gerne vil sige. Det bliver en samtale om skriveprocessen - både mentalt og praktisk. Hun giver disse gode skriveråd med udgangspunkt i sin egen erfaring: Hvilken forskel vil du gerne gøre med din bog, og hvorfor er den vigtig? Hvad er det, du gerne vil sige? Hvem skriver du til? Når du ved det, er det lettere at tilpasse dit sprog og dine eksempler.  Skriv løs. Få tidlig sparring på dit råmateriale i forhold til, hvad dine forcer og svagheder er. Så du kan lave mere af det, du er god til, og fjerne det andet. Hav en deadline og prioriter skrivningen indenfor den tidsramme. Meld klart ud til dine omgivelser. Hold momentum, så du ikke forstyrrer dit skriveflow. Giv slip på perfektionismen og få en til at sætte kommaer, eller hjælpe med det, der dræner dig, og du har svært ved. Christine Gouchault er businesscoach og foredragsholder. Læs mere her: morsbusiness.dk Bogen, hun anbefaler, er 'the War of Art' af Steven Pressfield. Læs mere om værtinden Charlotte Heje Haase her: bareskriv.dk

Christine Gouchault er den fjerde gæst i min podcast. Hendes virksomhed, Mors Business, hjælper kvinder, der gerne vil være selvstændige, samtidig med at der også er plads til familien. Og hun ved, hvad hun taler om; Christine har selv fire børn og med det udgangspunkt bygget sin virksomhed op helt fra bunden. I min snak … Få resten her »