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Jacqui Bushell is one of Australia's Elders of Plant Listening and Plant Communication. She is a mythologist and herbalist with over 30 years' teaching experience. Her work is mythic, personal and transformational.In this episode, Stephanie re-releases her second ever interview; a hidden gem of wisdom. It's a real treat full of myths and stories about plant medicine you are unlikely to forget. SHOWNOTES:Find Jacqui's work at:Sacredpresence.com.auAnd https://www.facebook.com/jacqui.bushell.52Plant Spirit & Council of Trees Meditation by Jacqui Bushell: **BUY ME A CUPPA**If you liked the episode and want more, a cuppa fuels my work and time, which is given for free. Leave a comment and a few bucks here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/theeldertree⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠**THE ELDER TREE TROVE PATREON COMMUNITY**You can join our Patreon ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠and gain a deeper connection to our podcast. Pay only $2 per week to have access to bonus and often exclusive resources and opportunities- plus support the Elder tree at the same time!To find out more about The Elder Tree visit the website at ⁠⁠www.theeldertree.org⁠⁠ and donate to the crowdfunding campaign here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.theeldertree.org/makeadonation⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.** CONNECT WITH STEPHANIE **Apply for my 4 month Plant Listening course here. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (Enrolments now open).Follow me on instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ here.⁠⁠⁠⁠The intro and outro song is "⁠Sing for the Earth⁠" and was kindly donated by Chad Wilkins.  You can find Chad's music ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

School Marketing Journal with Brad Entwistle and Jack Stevens In this interview episode, Brad speaks with Jack Stevens, CEO of Edstart, about what findings from Edstart's 2026 School Fees Report mean for school Heads. The discussion explores why fee increases have remained steady, yet continue to outpace inflation, how staffing costs and government funding pressures are reshaping school budgets and why parent perceptions of value matter more than ever. Brad and Jack reveal how flexible payment options can reduce friction, improve parent experience and support both enrolment and retention.   Episode link: Edstart Edstart 2026 School Fees Report Get in touch at smj@imageseven.com.au

If your dance studio enrolments are lower than you expected this term, this episode is a practical reset.March is clarity month. The energy has settled. The numbers are now telling you something. Instead of reacting emotionally, I walk you through exactly what I would do if I were sitting in your chair.Not hype. Not random internet advice. Real strategy.Here's the order I'd follow:1. Define the Real Gap How many students down are you? What does that mean in revenue? Which age groups or classes are affected? “We're down” is a feeling. Clarity creates direction.2. Check Retention Before Chasing More Leads Before increasing marketing, I'd assess re-enrolment, onboarding, early-term check-ins and class stability. Stabilise before you scale.3. Activate Mid-Term Momentum Many families commit around Weeks 5–6 once school routines settle. A structured short-term pass, clear messaging and confident integration can convert this second window.4. Refine Conversion Before Spending on Ads If your trial-to-enrolment rate is under 60 percent, I wouldn't increase ad spend. I'd tighten enquiry response time, follow-up, trial experience and next-step clarity.5. Strengthen Team Energy Parents feel leadership. I'd re-align teacher expectations, communication tone and studio culture. Growth follows stability.6. Set a 30-Day Focus One number. One timeframe. One strategy. Close the gap calmly instead of trying to fix the whole year.What I would not do: Panic discount. Add five new programs. Reshuffle the timetable mid-term. Copy someone else's promotion.Enrolment dips are rarely just a marketing problem. They're a systems, retention and leadership clarity signal.When foundations are strong, dips become adjustments, not emergencies.If you want the framework I use to stabilise and increase enrolments right now:Download your Reset Guide HereAnd if you're ready for tailored strategy, deeper clarity and sustainable scale:Click the link to Apply for the MastermindClarity first. Then scale.

Picture a physio who launched her first online program with seven people enrolled. Six of whom she already knew personally. A sales page with no checkout connected. A program she hadn't finished recording yet.That was Vicky Stewart's launch one.Her most recent launch just crossed six figures.Today's guest, Dr. Vicky Stewart, is a vestibular physiotherapist who spent years watching patients with chronic dizziness fall through the cracks of traditional healthcare. She built The Shift, a 10-week online group program, to reach the people her clinical hours never could. She didn't have a following, a marketing budget, or a polished funnel when she started. She had a clear problem, a willingness to start messy, and the psychological capacity to treat early results as data rather than verdicts.This conversation is about what it actually looks like to build something over time, across seven launches, when the numbers are small at first and the fear is loud throughout.HERE ARE THE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:1️⃣ Your First Launch Is Not a Verdict, It's a Data Point — Seven people enrolled, six of whom Vicky already knew. Most people would have interpreted that as proof the idea didn't work. Vicky interpreted it as proof of concept. If one person paid, others will too. That reframe, from verdict to data, is one of the most reliable predictors of whether a therapist keeps going or quietly shelves the whole thing.2️⃣ You Don't Need a Large Following to Fill a Program — Vicky built her early launches almost entirely through existing professional relationships, referrer networks, and speaking opportunities, including a keynote in Dubai, before she had any meaningful social media presence. The skills therapists already use to build referral networks in private practice transfer directly. You probably already have more reach than you think.3️⃣ Messy and Started Beats Perfect and Waiting, Every Single Time — Vicky launched her beta without a checkout page connected to her sales page. She was already in open cart week when she found out. She sorted it in real time, ran the program anyway, and built everything else from there. Seven launches later, she has a waitlist, a team member supporting her community, and her first six-figure result. None of that happens if she waits until she feels ready.YOU'LL ALSO HEAR:How Vicky's pricing evolved from $330 for her beta to $1,697 per enrolment, and what had to shift internally to make each price increase feel possibleWhy researching competitors actually made things harder, not easier, and what she decided to do insteadWhat it looked like practically to build this while working four days a week with three kids at homeThe moment her husband took a redundancy and what that did to her approach going into her most recent launchWhy she decided early on she was never going to dance on Instagram, and how she filled her program anywayThe listener question that stopped me in my tracks: "If you'd waited until you felt completely ready, where would you be today?"What Vicky says is the one breadcrumb she'd leave anyone who is still sitting on their ideaRESOURCES:Connect with Vicky Stewart:Website: dizzyresolve.comInstagram: @dizzyresolveYouTube: @dizzyresolveTherapists Rising Programs:Caseload to Course Bootcamp: therapistsrising.com/bootcampThe Incubator: therapistsrising.com/incubatorInstagram: @dr.hayleykellySUBSCRIBE & REVIEW: If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Your reviews help other therapists find conversations that give them permission to start before they're ready.

Primary school enrolment has fallen by almost 6,500 over the past year, the largest decline in recent years. Remote rural schools are expected to feel this drop the quickest – but what does it mean for the future of rural Ireland? All to discuss with Edgar Morgenroth Professor of Economics at DCU.

Primary school enrolment has fallen by almost 6,500 over the past year, the largest decline in recent years. Remote rural schools are expected to feel this drop the quickest – but what does it mean for the future of rural Ireland? All to discuss with Edgar Morgenroth Professor of Economics at DCU.

In this episode I walk you through the five key conversion triggers that I use (and recommend) when launching an online course, membership or coaching offer. I explain what each trigger is, how I implement it, why it works, and what you'll want in place for it to succeed.    Key Take-away These triggers aren't sneaky gimmicks—they're built on human decision-making and trust. When used authentically, they help people decide to say “yes” to your offer because they feel seen, convinced, and ready. Trigger 1: Reciprocity I open by talking about giving first. Before I ask someone to invest, I give value: a webinar, a guide, a free training. When I do that, I'm showing up for them and they're much more willing to engage later. In practice I look at: What free or low-risk offer I can deliver now.How that offer really helps someone move forward (not just a promo).How to make sure they know I'm not selling yet—I'm helping. Trigger 2: Scarcity Next I cover how limiting availability makes an offer more compelling. When I say “only X spots” or “this opens for a short time”, I raise the perceived value—and prompt decision. But I emphasise: the scarcity must be real. If it's not, trust is damaged. Here's how I apply it: I define a clear limitation (spots, seats, version, etc).I explain why the limitation exists (for quality, for group size, etc).I stay genuine: if there's no real limit, I don't pretend there is one. Trigger 3: Urgency Here I talk about using time-based pressure—not to scare, but to encourage action. I make clear there is a window, the clock is running, and when it closes things change. My implementation methods: I set a deadline for enrolment.I send reminders as that deadline approaches.I frame what people will miss out on if they wait (and then close).I avoid making it feel pushy—instead I help them decide while the offer is fresh. Trigger 4: Social Proof Claiming you can deliver results is one thing—showing that others did it is far stronger. I dig into testimonials, case studies, visible community results. When someone sees someone like them succeed, they feel: “If they can do it, maybe I can too.” How I use it: I collect client stories (before/after, journey, outcome).I place those stories in the launch funnel (emails, page, live call).I show real people, real voices—not just polished marketing speak.

Late enrolments aren't the reason for a slow election vote count. That's according to constitutional lawyer Graeme Edgeler, who agrees with comments from the Electoral Commission that changes to voting rules won't speed up the process. The government's ending same-day enrolments and requiring people to enrol 13 days before polling day. But Edgeler told Ryan Bridge that it won't solve the delay. He says checks for people on the unpublished roll or voting out of their electorates also delay the process. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textWhen your heart wants closeness but your “old map” keeps pulling you toward distance, you're stuck in the Catch-22 of attraction. In this episode, Gemma explains how early schemas quietly shape who you're drawn to, why “chemistry” so often points you toward the familiar (not the healthy), and what it takes to consciously rewrite your Love Template so you can choose emotionally available partners.In this episode, you'll learnWhat a schema is (quick primer) and why it's more useful than attachment boxesHow the Abandonment schema fuels anxious preoccupation, magical thinking, and self-fulfilling patternsWhy Emotional Deprivation normalises giving a lot while rarely feeling seen or nurturedHow Defectiveness/Shame covertly lowers your standards and tolerates poor treatmentThe role of Subjugation and Self-Sacrifice in silencing yourself early, then staying too longWhy attraction isn't random and how your Love Template (old map) picks partners for you on autopilotThe Healthy Adult shift: moving from familiar chemistry to choosing steady, emotionally available partnersKey takeawaysAttraction pulls toward what's familiar, not necessarily what's good.“I'll just go with the flow” keeps you on autopilot; intentional dating rewrites the outcome.Knowledge is power BUT applied knowledge (with guidance) is transformation.Your patterns in romance often ripple into career, friendships, and self-worth, change one, and others shift.Try this this weekName your top 1–2 schemas you hear in this episode.Write one “Healthy Adult” decision you'll make before your next date (e.g., “If communication is inconsistent in the first 2 weeks, I'll opt out kindly and early”).List 3 signals of emotional availability you'll move toward (e.g., follow-through, steady pace, repair after missteps).Resources & next stepsFree Live Masterclass - The Psychology of Attraction Wednesday, 10 September 2025 at 7:00 pm AEST (replay available for a few days).  ▶︎ Register HereLove Wisely - 12-Week Live Group Coaching (Sept cohort) Enrolments open Wednesday, 10 September 2025 at ~7:45 pm AEST for 7 days. Max 25 women.  ▶︎ Learn moreSupport the show✨ Connect with Me

Optimism in the education sector as the number of people studying to be a teacher rises. There's been about 3,500 new domestic enrolments to initial teacher training this year – up 30% on the same time last year. Primary education's grown by 31%, while enrolments in secondary are up 28%, and 24% for ECE. PPTA President Chris Abercrombie told Andrew Dickens that doesn't reflect the need, in terms of shortages. He says in secondary education, they are often short of subject specialists. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if your new students could bring in your next ones without you lifting a finger?In this episode, Chantelle and Michelle reveal how a well-designed onboarding system can increase retention, create studio-wide alignment, and spark the kind of referrals that fill your classes.You'll learn:How a strong onboarding system sets the stage for long-term loyaltyThe 4 core elements of onboarding that actually create real changeWhy referrals happen naturally when students feel seen, safe, and connectedThis isn't just admin. It's marketing, retention, and culture wrapped into one. If you're ready for more enrolments and fewer headaches, start here.

In today's episode, I'm walking you through the three mistakes I made when I was trying to strengthen enrolments and how shifting the focus to retention completely changed the game for our studio.Let's dive in......[CLICK HERE for your FREE copy of the Retention Scripts]

The government has been accused of attacking democracy by scrapping same day enrolments on election day. Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira reports.

A belief changes to electoral day enrolments addresses slow administrative process and voter slackness. The Government's looking to ban prisoner votes, stop free food and entertainment at voting stations, and enforce a 13-day pre-election enrolment rule to vote. Otago University Electoral Law Expert Andrew Geddis told Mike Hosking same day enrolments require people to cast 'special votes', which take longer to process. He says the number of special votes has been increasing markedly over recent elections, so it's taking longer to get a result. Geddis denies the changes are deliberately aimed at negatively impacting the left. He says that special votes always result in more seats for the left, but whether or not that's a driving motivation behind the change is debatable. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The organisation overseeing the reintroduction of charter schools has told the schools to keep their enrolments secret. Education correspondent John Gerritsen reports.

PART 1In this first episode of a powerful three-part mini-series, Jess Fenton introduces the Pinnacle Coach Programme by challenging the common belief that coaching is mysterious or unattainable. She reveals how every woman is already holding immense wealth—through her lived experiences, relationships, insights, and personal history—and how that can be alchemised into a profitable, fulfilling coaching business.Jess speaks to the often-overlooked value women carry from past careers, hobbies, and life experiences, showing that transparency and structure—not reinvention—are the real keys to unlocking financial and energetic freedom.This episode is a reminder: you don't need more qualifications—you need to recognise your worth.The invisible value women carry from their lived experiencesWhy what seems obvious to you is deeply valuable to othersThe myth of coaching being a “mystical” or unreachable career pathWhy coaching is an unlimited, creative space for building wealthThe importance of choosing clients who inspire and excite youThe foundational purpose of the Pinnacle Coach Programme“There is no woman on this planet who should ever be without the amount of earnings, investments, or financial stability she desires.”Stay tuned for the next episode where Jess dives into the financial side of coaching—how to actually build consistent, sustainable income as a coach by structuring your innate gifts.Next Steps:The Pinnacle Coach Programme start 1 May 2025. Enrolments are taking place this week. Apply at www.goinward.co.uk/thepinnacle

In this final episode of the Pinnacle Coach Mini-Series, Jess Fenton reveals the behind-the-scenes structure of the Pinnacle Coach Programme and explains how it turns your life experience, talents, and insight into a profitable and deeply fulfilling coaching business.Jess walks you through the three phases of the programme—Becoming Magnetic, Designing + Building your Coaching Business, and Leading the Transformation—and shares why secure attachment is the foundation for magnetic client attraction, creative flow, and future financial freedom.She also opens up about the importance of structure as safety, especially in a time of increasing uncertainty. Pinnacle is not just a coaching certification—it's a 12-month guided business container designed to leave you confident, resourced, and earning in a way that's uniquely yours.Why secure attachment makes you magnetic in both life and businessThe three-phase structure of the Pinnacle Coach Programme:Becoming Magnetic (magnetism & emotional anchoring)Design + Build your Coaching Business (building your business your way)Leading the Transformation (coaching with confidence)The power of simple, step-by-step systems (instead of endless DIY confusion)How the programme blends strategy with softness, rest, and femininityThe need for structure in an era of overwhelm and limitless possibilityWhy coaching will only grow in demand as society gains more time, money & spiritual curiosity“We're not designed to live in infinite potential all the time—we need containment. And when that containment is structured around your gifts and vision, you thrive.”Weekly live sessions + a full training portalTime-flexible: ~4 hours per week, with built-in rest weeksTailored business strategy based on your unique giftsThe confidence to launch and lead coaching offers in your own wayA long-term skill and business that grows with you—financially and creativelyPinnacle Coach Programme enrolment is now open. The next cohort begins May 1st. Enrolments taking place this week.

The timing of a new maths test for would-be primary teaching students could slash enrolments, worsening teacher shortages. Education correspondent John Gerritsen has more.

Schools operating over their campus capacity are getting creative to cater for roll growth. New data shows 17% of state schools had more students enrolled than their official classroom capacity last year. Another 71% are operating at capacity. Secondary Principals' Association president Vaughan Couillault told Mike Hosking packed schools typically put in more prefabs in the first instance. He says they may also start to make classes bigger or use libraries and meeting rooms as classrooms. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben is joined by Duncan McDonnell from Griffith University to discuss the close of rolls and nominations and the role of Gen Z voters in the election. The seat of the week is Lingiari in the Northern Territory, and we also talk about Indigenous enrolment and parliamentary representation. This podcast is supported by the Tally Room's supporters on Patreon. If you find this podcast worthwhile please consider giving your support. You can listen to an ad-free version of this podcast if you sign up via Patreon for $8 or more per month. And $8 donors can now join the Tally Room Discord server.

An Ennis principal has defended the teaching of religion to pupils in schools, saying he doesn't know "where else they could learn it". It comes as new figures from the Department of Education show that more students now attend multi-denominational post-primary schools than Catholic schools. A total of 206,792 students are enrolled in multi-denominational post-primary schools, making up 48.6% of enrolments, while those attending Catholic schools account for 47.6%. St. Flannan's College now boasts students of 29 different nationalities among its roll call, and its principal, Father Ignatius McCormack, believes school should be a place where information about all religions can be sought.

The loss-making national institute Te Pūkenga warns its polytechnics are losing valuable foreign enrolments because of study visa wait times. Education correspondent John Gerritsen spoke to Corin Dann.

Good news for New Zealand's universities - international students enrolments are back up again. There were 73,535 international enrolments between January to August 2024, up 24 percent compared to the same period last year. Universities NZ CEO Chris Whelan says a majority of these enrolments are coming from China or India - but other countries are contributing too. "We would like to grow in other markets... that's a set of ongoing conversations we'll be having, particularly with ministers and our immigration NZ colleagues." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The University of Wollongong has approached staff across 25 disciplines for redundancies in a restructure the union fears could abolish its degrees in history, mathematics, geography and languages.

School marketing and communications with Charlie Maughan, Rita Kilroy and Pauline Shuttleworth   In this episode of SMC, Charlie is joined by Rita and special guest, imageseven Advancement Specialist, Pauline Shuttleworth, to discuss how data-driven personalisation can co-exist with creativity. In the Deep Dive, we explore how to build a seamless relationship between marketing and enrolments and how they can work in tandem to achieve their shared goals. Finally, we share our thoughts on Tim Riches' article Does brand build culture, or is it the other way around?            The price and payoff of precise personalisation       Does brand build culture, or is it the other way around? Got more questions for Charlie and the team? You can ask them via the following: ·       Email: smc@imageseven.com.au ·       Survey: imageseven.typeform.com Here at imageseven, we are always on the lookout for great people to join the team and we have a few opportunities open. To view our available positions or enquire further, head to https://www.imageseven.com.au/work-with-us/

So you may have noticed I had a little break from the podcast, and the reason is that I got a job! But it didn't take me long to realise that I make WAY more money in my own business, working on my own terms, so I quit after only a few months. Here's all the tea...

In Series 3 of our School Assembly podcast, we're following Dan McShea – Foundation Principal of the new P-12 Notre Dame College on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. Episode 2 is all about student enrolments – from juggling the many enrolment interviews, to some eye-catching ways of selling a vision for a school that doesn't exist yet. Host: Jo Earp Guest: Dan McShea

Universities have told a government review they have several thousand students in courses with so few enrolments they make significant losses. Education correspondent John Gerritsen spoke to Corin Dann.

My VIP client Edd is crushing it on TikTok at the moment.With his videos getting 50k+ views, hundreds of leads and dozens of new customers.He joins me on the Podcast today to share how he's achieved that.How he created his following.The structure of his videos. And the 3 different types of videos you can create.

Available for a limited time only! Sharing the live mini masterclass for a limited time in case you missed it. Come learn the 3 steps you need to take to create inspiring interiors & irresistible imagery. And if you want to take these ideas to the next level, come join The Styling Masterclass. Enrolments are only open for a few days. CLICK HERE TO ENROL NOW: www.nataliewalton.com/thestylingmasterclass

Recently, I found myself journaling about the phrase "all in good time." As I was writing, I noticed how much my ego wanted to rush, push, and brute force my way through the process. There was this constant sense of urgency and impatience, a nagging feeling that if I didn't hurry, everything would fall apart. Beneath this impatience, I recognized a deeper, more profound fear of failure, especially with the launch of my book.The pressure I was putting on myself was immense. I felt like I had to get everything right, and get it right quickly. My mind was racing with thoughts of deadlines, expectations, and the endless to-do lists that seemed to grow longer by the minute. In the midst of this chaos, the simple phrase "all in good time" emerged. It was like a gentle reminder from a wiser, calmer part of myself to slow down and trust the process.These four words—"all in good time"—became a mantra that helped ease the angst and stress I was feeling. Every time I felt the urge to rush or push too hard, I would remind myself of this phrase. It acted as an anchor, keeping me grounded and bringing me back to the present moment. I realized that success doesn't come from forcing things to happen, but from allowing them to unfold naturally and organically.By embracing "all in good time," I've been able to release some of the pressure and find a more balanced, peaceful approach to my work. It's a reminder that everything has its own pace, and that forcing things often leads to burnout and frustration. This mindset has kept me close to the ground, more connected to my purpose, and less caught up in the whirlwind of my ego's demands. It's a lesson I'm grateful for, and one that I hope to carry with me as I continue on this journey.Pre-order my book - Australia and New Zealand pre-order! International pre-order here!Book launches - Melbourne - Aug 18th, Bendigo - Sep 1st, Geelong - Sep 8th, Shepparton - Sep 15th.Enrolments open now for the ZEROFKS program - Join us here! Coach with me - Book a 20-minute call now!Meditate with me - Meditation membership!Support the Show.

Welcome to another episode of the Wealthy Wellness Business Podcast! In this episode, we tell you how you can attract your ideal clients without using traditional marketing strategies!We explain the importance of understanding and defining your ideal client, the concept of your ‘best payday client', and how you can use the experiences you are having as a mirror to align your actions with the type of clients you wish to attract.Here's a sneak peek of the main topics we dive into in this episode:Introduction to Attracting Ideal ClientsSelf-Reflection on Client InteractionsStrategy: Serving Clients Above and BeyondCare Calls and Personalized TouchpointsImportance of Team Collaboration in Client ServiceWe hope this episode reminds you that attracting your ideal clients is not just about marketing - it's about cultivating a strong connection, providing exceptional value, and embodying the qualities you seek in your clients. Enrolments are now OPEN for The Freedom Academy! Inside you'll find the exact Freedom Formula that we used to build a successful 7 figure chiropractic clinic! Book a discovery call HERE or dive right in and gain INSTANT access HEREDid you receive value from this episode? Please hit SUBSCRIBE if you did, and share your main takeaway with us below.Dr A + J xWant More?Follow us on Instagram @wealthywellnessbusiness @drjacintadiprinzio @drandrinachienHead to our website www.wealthywellnessbusiness.com

""Start being more, not doing more." - Pamela WagnerToday on Actually, You Can:Strategies to prioritise your well-being and happiness to unlock your full potential and provide value to others.Shifting focus from the hustle culture to a more balanced and fulfilling approach to life.The importance of self-awareness to align your goals with what truly matters to you.How to manage your energy efficientlyThe power of intentionality Enrolments are now open for the Actually, You Can Intensive - the next round starts on Monday 8th July. Learn more and sign up here: https://www.myfgalloway.com/actuallyyoucanintensiveResources:Pamela's Website: https://hustlelesslivemore.com/ Follow Myf:IG: @myfgalloway: https://www.instagram.com/myfgalloway/ Buy Myf's book ‘Actually, You Can' here: https://www.amazon.com.au/Actually-You-Can-Wheel-Favor/dp/0646858556Visit myfgalloway.com: https://www.myfgalloway.com/

Enrolments in Te Pūkenga's only profitable division, workplace learning, have plummeted. Education correspondent John Gerritsen spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

This episode is brought to you by Riverside. Use the code DishingupDigital and save! https://creators.riverside.fm/DishingUpDigital ~~~ Join my new course - DISHING UP INSTAGRAMWork with me over 8 weeks to build a personalised, bulletproof Instagram strategy utilising your unique personal brand.Enrol Now: https://www.ellenmackenzie.com/dishing-up-instagram - Enrolments close 22 April 2024 (NZT), so if you are listening to this on the day of release you have mere hours to enroll! ~~~ In this episode, Ellen Mackenzie shares some raw and honest truths about being a freelancer and running her own business. She discusses the ups and downs of income, the impact of stress on her body, the challenges of managing taxes, losing clients, and her struggles with being a boss. Through these truths, she emphasiSes the importance of being open and authentic, learning from mistakes, and finding what works best for oneself. Takeaways: Being a freelancer comes with both highs and lows in terms of income, and it's important to plan and manage finances accordingly. Stress is a common part of running a business, and it's crucial to develop a healthy relationship with stress and find effective ways to manage it. Managing taxes can be challenging, and it's important to stay organized and seek professional advice to avoid mistakes. Losing clients is a normal part of freelancing, and it's important to see it as an opportunity for growth and new opportunities. Being a boss and managing contractors can be difficult, and it's important to find a management style that works best for oneself and the business. If you have the time, please could you rate and review this podcast or subscribe to it. It really helps us to continue making this free content for you and we just generally appreciate that you would do this for us! Have a great week guys!Ellen xx ~~~ Mentioned in today's episode: My "Social Media is Fake" TikTok Post: https://www.tiktok.com/@ellenmackenzieee/photo/7350062321009544456?lang=en Want to get more Ellen or Work with her and her team? Check out the Dishing Up Digital Agency website for more information and to contact us: https://www.dishingupdigital.com/ Join the Dishing up Digital School: https://www.dishingupdigital.com/courses Ellen's Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/ellenmackenziee/ Ellen on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ellenmackenzieee?lang=en Buy Ellen's Book: https://www.ellenmackenzie.com/book

The funder for tertiary education is willing to subsidise more trainees in scaffolding and piano tuning, but doesn't want any increase in primary teaching enrolments. The Commission has released the list of courses where it wants to increase enrolments and those where it wants to see a drop. It has also warned polytechnics and universities to lift their pass rates, especially for Māori and Pacific students. RNZ education correspondent John Gerritsen reports.

Our wedding was 100% us. There was nothing about it that catered to who we thought we had to be, what vows we thought we had to write, who we thought we had to invite, what food and drinks we thought we should get, what we thought we had to wear, what photos we thought we should get and all the rest. Everything about it was us, which is why it was so damn magical. The brief was - we want this to be an extension of us. Fun, casual, relaxed and epic vibes. And the day delivered it in spades. The amount of times we heard, "this wedding is so you guys", "your wedding is so real and authentic from the ceremony, vows, speeches, the lot", "this day is how all weddings ought to be", was endless. And we felt it too. Today we share about our day, our highlights, why it was a blessing to wait to get married now instead of 2020 and how important it is to stay true to your real and genuine self when it comes to big days like these. Join The ZEROFKS Program! Enrolments are open now!Support the show

This is a ripper story. My beautiful client and now friend, KG, left love off her intention setting because she thought it'd never happen. She didn't want to feel the pain of it never coming true if she had it on her vision board, so, she left it off to not feel or address the wounds that were sitting underneath it all. When I said to her, "is love and a relationship important to you?", she said, "Kat fucking John, GO AWAY!" And so, we went to work on what stories were in her head, what situations took place when she was younger and what she made that mean about her and love. You'll love this epic episode with a very happy ending. But kudos to KG, she put in the hard yards and the "why the fuck am I doing this' work to call in real love. Join The ZEROFKS Program! Enrolments are open now!Support the show

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Today I'm joined by Yoga Teacher, Retreat Host and Coach, Natalie Snooke. Natalie is known for her heart-centredness, peaceful presence and practical wisdom. And for over 20 years she has been helping others to shine. In this conversation we talk about knowing when to bring a studio to a close, how to continue to grow as a practitioner and about the joys, pitfalls and opportunities that heading to India offer.Follow Natalie on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/momentumcoachyoga/Take a look at the gorgeous trip to Rishikesh with Natalie here: https://www.momentumcoachyoga.com.au/lotus-of-the-heart-india-retreat-2024/Get more support from me with 1:1 coaching and the Keep Growing Mastermind! Enrolments are now open (3 places left). Learn more here: https://www.amymcdonald.com.au/keepgrowingJoin the Keep Growing information session at 8am on Tuesday January 30th, Melbourne time. Reach out for the zoom link.Or book in for a time to talk 1:1 about the Mastermind with this link to my calendar: https://scheduler.zoom.us/amymcdonald/coachingAccess LOADS of episodes you've not heard before over on Patreon with a 7-day FREE trial! Access them on Patron here: www.patreon.com/AmyMcDonald

One of the biggest challenges Yoga teachers face is showing up consistently in their marketing. Oscillating between ‘full on' and ‘crickets' is not only hard on us mentally, its really hard on the bank balance! Here are a few things from my Retreat that might help you if pulsing between expansion and contraction is causing more friction and fewer results that you'd love to see in your biz!Get more support from me with 1:1 coaching and the Keep Growing Mastermind! Enrolments are now open (3 places left). Learn more here: https://www.amymcdonald.com.au/keepgrowingJoin the Keep Growing information session at 8am on Tuesday January 30th, Melbourne time. Reach out for the zoom link.Or book in for a time to talk 1:1 about the Mastermind with this link to my calendar: https://scheduler.zoom.us/amymcdonald/coachingAccess LOADS of episodes you've not heard before over on Patreon with a 7-day FREE trial! Access them on Patron here: www.patreon.com/AmyMcDonaldConsider joining the Keep Growing Mastermind here:

Do you need this reminder? Anything is possible for you. While it sounds simple, it can feel hard. Let's change that. Come listen to three important steps you can take today to make ANYTHING possible in your life. It's easier than you think. Doors closing! Enrolments to The Styling Masterclass are closing soon! If you want to style with clarity and confidence, and make your interior dreams a reality, join now.  Podcast shownotes: https://www.nataliewalton.com/podcast/139 Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliewalton Connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenataliewalton

Do you feel like you're constantly struggling to find enough time and money to create the home and life you truly want? Don't worry – you're not alone. In today's episode, come learn 3 simple steps you can make today reclaim your time and money. These are easy ideas you can put into action straight away. Doors closing! Enrolments to The Styling Masterclass are closing soon! If you want to style with clarity and confidence, and make your interior dreams a reality, join now.  Podcast shownotes: https://www.nataliewalton.com/podcast/138 Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliewalton Connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenataliewalton

When your heart's not in what you do, how do you find the courage to change direction and pursue your passion? Come listen to my conversation with Erica Johnston who made the scary decision of closing her children's decor product brand to go all in her love of interiors, and interior design. She shares how she made the leap, the importance of building a good portfolio, and why learning how to style helped get her work featured in Architectural Digest, Domino magazine and more. Erica says The Styling Masterclass was indispensable on her journey to creating beautiful interiors and getting featured in leading interiors publications. If you'd like to learn how to style with clarity and confidence, come join The Styling Masterclass today. Enrolments are open for only a few more days. NEWS! Enrolments to The Styling Masterclass are open! If you want to style with clarity and confidence, and make your interior dreams a reality, join now.  Podcast shownotes: https://www.nataliewalton.com/podcast/137 Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliewalton Connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenataliewalton

Do you want to feel more confident making decisions for your home and life? Don't worry, you're not alone. Listen to today's episode to get three practical strategies that you can implement straight away. NEWS! Enrolments to The Styling Masterclass are now open! If you want to style with clarity and confidence, and make your interior dreams a reality, join now.  Podcast shownotes: https://www.nataliewalton.com/podcast/136 Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliewalton Connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenataliewalton

In Steph & Laura's catch up today, okay MAYBE things get a little gross once again... but we PROMISE this is the last time we discuss poo for a while! Just when you thought Laura's shockingly gross admission the other day was bad, it somehow gets worse! The question is, is there anybody at all out there who does the same thing as her? We find out in today's episode. We also hear from a listener who wants some advice about dealing with trolls on social media, plus Steph's husband Josh blamed her for something that was undoubtedly his fault... but we've all done this to some degree