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Meet Felicity - celebrity memoir addict, mother of teenage boys and creator of Summer Stories. RecommendationsSummer Stories – don’t forget to grab the code from the show for your discount!Head Ovary Heels podcast and associated TinyLetter Hashtag_books – Instagram account BooksInside Out – Demi MooreThe Rules Do Not Apply – Ariel LevyClive JamesPied Piper – Nevil ShuteA bit of Blur – Alex James Scar Tissue – Anthony KiedasGirl in a band – Kim GordonHunger makes me a modern Girl – Carrie Brownstein Your Own Kind of Girl – Clare BowditchHappy reading!

How do you go from writing for well-known magazines, then working with the famous Gary V to launching your own premium line of hair care products? Felicity Loughrey has had quite a marketing journey, and there are several things we can learn from her story. Welcome to Interactive Minds, where each week digital marketing and business professional Louisa Dahl, shares with you the tangible takeaways and recipes for marketing success. Louisa is joined by a host of passionate marketers, innovators and digital leaders from across the globe. If you’ve ever wondered how major brands, agencies and power players in the marketing world have got to where they are today, this episode is for you. In this episode, Louisa speaks with Felicity Loughrey, Co-founder of Summer Stories, host of the podcast Head Ovary Heels, who started her career as a freelance writer. Felicity worked for VaynerMedia under the famous Gary V, and she shares some details of his unique leadership style that she has carried with her throughout her career. Felicity shares some of hear learnings from working at Vayner, like the power of social media and how to use it in unique and unexpected ways. She believes social media influencers are underrated and shares a bit about their potential with us and how she’s utilizing it in her new business Summer Stories. Also in this episode: Why Gary V is the template for the modern CEO How Felicity’s start in journalism helped shape her perspective on marketing The “Yes, and” concept of improv and how to apply it to your business How to “hack” the social media platforms Why Depop is a super cool new way to shop How she has gone about starting a new business in Australia in 2019 Why you sometimes have to let go of control when starting a new business Links: Felicity’s Website Summer Stories Head Ovary Heels Newsletter Depop Louisa Dahl: LinkedInInteractive Minds Website Join Interactive Minds' Facebook Group

Jennie Hogg of Lois Avery returns to Head Ovary Heels! Jennie and I were chatting recently and we thought a follow up podcast would be a trip as Jennie's life and business has evolved so much since she started Lois Avery nearly three years ago. In this interview Jennie talks about getting to know her customers, breaking the rules of marketing and how the really great business deals have come to her. Her luxe, made-in-Italy cashmere scarves are stocked at London’s Fortnum and Mason and in Tokyo at the Isetan department store. Definitely follow Jennie on Instagram for her travels in Italy and her love for all things Italian.

My shield-maiden co-workers were addicted to to the History Channel tv series Vikings. I overheard the intense conversations and peeped their Rollo screensavers and decided to jump into the series over Christmas. To use an old Viking word, I became enthralled.I loved the character of Aslaug, Ragnor Lothbrok’s second wife, played by Alyssa Sutherland. I loved how much she loved her sons. It felt very modern to me.I had interviewed Alyssa 17 years earlier for Black+White magazine. I sent an email to her agent and was able to set up a time with her across the Pacific. I loved chatting with Alyssa - she was funny, smart and brazen. “No one should listen to me for beauty advice,” she told me.Alyssa is great on Instagram and you should follow her! She has two accounts @therealalyssas and @thelightaroundme. Follow them both!✨Music: Ghost Hands by Cal Folger Day⚡️Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor In Good CoYour besties mean better buys. Download the app today.Sign up to the Head Ovary Heels newsletter, sent every second Wednesday night, from Brisbane, AustraliaTinyletter.com/HeadOvaryHeels

Tom McInerney is the chief makeup artist for the Netflix series Vikings. I can't think of another show on television where the story is told through makeup.We know when characters are going into battle through their warpaint, dramatic eyeliner tells us that Floki is the pagan heart of the show, and the characters age throughout the series thanks to extremely clever aesthetics.For our first bloke interview on Head Ovary Heels, we interviewed Irishman Tom McInerney. He talks about his past experience on Michael Hirst's The Tudors, battle scenes on Vikings and everything he's learned from women in his profession.Follow Tom McInerney on Instagram and Twitter @PuffJockey✨Music: Ghost Hands by Cal Folger Day⚡️Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor In Good CoYour besties mean better buys. Download the app today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“I’m a digital dinosaur,” says Peony Lim who has made a living from her personal website for the past decade. While at university Peony was spotted by that first wave of street style photographers (shout out to Vanessa Jackman!) and went on to create her own presence online.Of course, for this special beauty-themed series of Head Ovary Heels we asked Peony all our beauty questions. In return, we learnt about setting sprays, having a bath to keep your makeup on and her travel tips.“I feel that real beauty comes from difference, not from conforming to some kind of generic stereotype,” says Peony. Amen to that.Follow Peony on Instagram, Twitter and PInterest all @PeonyLim✨Music: Ghost Hands by Cal Folger Day⚡️Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor In Good CoYour besties mean better buys. Download the app today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Molly Goddard is one half of the London-based luxury pyjama business Desmond and Dempsey. Their prints are wonderful and reminiscent of Goddard's Queensland childhood (there's even a chic tropical pineapple print).As this is a special beauty-themed season of Head Ovary Heels we ask Molly for her favourite everyday beauty brands from Portuguese and French pharmacies and in return she tells us how much she loves a bath and being in the sun. “I could just sit on the beach, all day, everyday.”✨Music: Ghost Hands by Cal Folger Day⚡️Thank you to our Season 4 sponsor In Good CoYour besties mean better buys. Download the app today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our first interview episode on the Financial Autonomy Podcast with talk with Felicity Loughrey. She shares her career transition journey from journalism to advertising that spanned across two continents. In this interview we cover: How this Australian freelance journalist ended up working in New York Why she finds Americans are good to work with How she handled the transition away from the dying industry of journalism into writing advertising copy The interesting journey of getting better at her craft but getting paid less for the work The subculture of freelance creatives in the US The importance of consistency pitching for work to maintain constant cash flow Overcoming the hurdle of getting paid for your work as a creative The need to be constantly learning when entering a new industry Her time at VaynerMedia and what it is like working for digital thought leader Gary Vaynerchuk The role a Digital Creative Running an autonomously team in a HR focused digital agency Hiring from outside your industry to create a dynamic team The difference between the use of social media between the Australia and the US Advice for those currently working in declining industries Understanding your core skills and how you can adapt them into a new career and industry Links mentioned in the podcast Head Ovary Heels podcast Confessions of an Advertising Man VaynerMedia Gary Vaynerchuk

This is a curtain call on Season 2 of Head Ovary Heels. You, me and the women interviewed made it through another ten episodes! There's been missed phone calls, jammed voice recorders and all sorts of technical calamities. But we got there; online and uploaded. Am really excited about somethings on the horizon for Season 3. And am thrilled to keep sharing the stories of interesting, delightful, messy and ambitious women. Ovaries and out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this mini pod we talk about how we came to make Head Ovary Heels, the kind of women we want to interview and why. Thank you to everyone who has listened, emailed, Tweeted and talked to us so far. ✨Join the conversation and follow us on Twitter @headovary and Instagram @headovaryheels.And sign up to our newsletter, sent every second Wednesday. https://tinyletter.com/headovaryheels See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jennie Hogg left her high-flying law career to establish Lois Avery - a luxury cashmere shawl business. In this episode of Head Ovary Heels, Jennie talks about starting her own business, how social media inspired her career change and what it means to balance ambition with small children. Oh, and what it's really like to have twins.http://www.loisavery.com/https://www.instagram.com/loisavery/https://www.pinterest.com/loisaverycashmere/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.