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Join me and Nadia Finer, Coach, Author and Founder of Shy & Mighty as we explore the power of quieter, shy voices in an often loud world. Through personal anecdotes and insights, Nadia sheds light on the distinctions between introversion and extroversion, and the challenges of navigating shyness. Nadia shares research on how shyness can develop, along with how to uncover the magic of finding your voice and connecting authentically with others.This episode is fascinating listening for everyone - especially for coaches who recognise the importance of awareness and communication in their coaching practice and beyond.Visit our website Mindset Coach AcademyJoin Mindset Coach Collective - by The Mindset Coach Academy Community on Facebook.You can also follow us on our social media channels:FacebookInstagramLinkedIn

Going back to basics with shyness expert Nadia Finer. What is shyness? When do we feel shy? Why do we feel shy?

I am so excited to have Shyness expert Nadia Finer join me on today's episode. Nadia believes it's okay to be shy and that, in fact, shyness is an essential factor in today's world. Nadia is on a softly spoken mission to help shy people be more mighty. She's the UK's leading shyness expert; the author of two books about shyness – Shy and Mighty (published by Quercus) and Shy and Mighty for Kids, (published by DK), the host of the Shy and Mighty podcast, and a coach specializing in shyness. Nadia knows what it's like to struggle with shyness. You see, all her life she's had a little voice. Really little. The kind of voice that makes random people tell Nadia that she should be a cartoon voice-over actress. A voice so little that when strangers ring her house phone, they ask Nadia to put her mum on the phone. It's no wonder she's often shy and self-conscious! Nadia believes that shyness is not a weakness, or a shameful secret. Shy people are not broken. And they don't need to change who they are. Nadia is a regular speaker in organizations and schools around the UK. She has appeared on Radio 4 Saturday Live, Woman's Hour, and the ITV News. She's been in the Times, Guardian, the Telegraph, The Telegraph, The Independent, and in Good Housekeeping. On today's episode, we discuss: * What shyness really is and why we feel shy * How to work with your shyness instead of against it * Why the world needs shy people * How to turn your shyness into a superpower About Nadia Finer For 15 years, Nadia Finer has helped people of all ages to overcome insecurities and fears to achieve their dreams. With more than 50 percent of the world population experiencing shyness, Nadia's work to raise awareness of shyness in schools and organisations has helped change thousands of lives. Check out Nadia´s socials below https://www.facebook.com/iamshyandmighty https://www.instagram.com/iamshyandmighty/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadiafiner/ https://twitter.com/nadiafiner

Are shy children less fun, is being shy a bad thing? Author, mentor and shyness campaigner Nadia Finer thinks not, that rather, if navigated in the right way, shyness can actually be a superpower. Marina talks to Nadia about how we can help our shy children make friends with shyness. Resources: Shy and Mighty: Your Shyness is a Superpower (for primary school children) and Shy and Mighty: How to step out of the shadows and live a bigger life - for older children and adults. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nadia Finer is on a softly spoken mission to help shy people be more mighty. She is the UK's leading shyness expert; the author of two books about shyness – Shy and Mighty (published by Quercus) and Shy and Mighty for Kids, (published by DK), the host of the Shy and Mighty podcast and a coach specializing in shyness. Nadia knows what it's like to struggle with shyness. You see, all her life she has has a little voice. Really little. The kind of voice that makes random people tell her that she should be a cartoon voice-over actress. A voice so little that when strangers ring her house phone, they ask her to put her mum on the phone. It's no wonder she is often shy and self-conscious!Nadia believes that shyness is not a weakness or a shameful secret. We are not broken. And we don't need to change who we are. We have so many talents and gifts; it's time for us to step out of the shadows because the world needs to hear our voices. Nadia is a regular speaker in organisations and in schools around the country. She has appeared on Radio 4 Saturday Live, Woman's Hour and ITV News. And has appeared in the Times, Guardian, the Telegraph, The Telegraph, The Independent and in Good Housekeeping. In this podcast episode, Nadia speaks to Jo about ...Understanding Shyness and making it work for you Being brave - come out of hiding and be more visible in businessWhat to do when shyness is holding you back from promoting yourselfWhy your power lies in your shynessThat there is room for shyer people to be successfulYou can find & connect with Nadia here ...www.shyandmighty.comhttps://www.facebook.com/iamshyandmightyhttps://www.instagram.com/iamshyandmighty/https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadiafiner/https://twitter.com/nadiafinerShy & Mighty: The Podcast

Do you grimace at the thought of public speaking, job interviews, meetings, going on dates, or dancing in public? Well, you're not alone. Around half of us consider ourselves shy, including my Nadia Finer...

To commemorate Children's Mental Health Week, My Baba's Editor Ellie Thompson welcomes shyness expert Nadia Finer to the show to talk about shy children. Nadia explains the science behind being shy, how it can affect mental health, and what we can be doing to help our shy children so they can gain confidence from a young age. We explore whether shyness is a simple personality trait or something that's borne out of circumstance. Nadia shares advice on how you can help your shy child make friends and feel braver and more comfortable in their own skin. Email us at info@mybaba.com Follow us on Instagram @mybabainsta and @mybabagram Show notes About Nadia Finer Shyness expert Nadia Finer is the founder of the Shy and Mighty podcast and website, which aims to give shy people a voice. Nadia is also the founder of the Mighty Mob, an online program designed to help shy kids feel braver, and more able to speak up and join in. Nadia's on a mission to give all shy people the support and resources they need to step out of the shadows. Her goal is to raise awareness of being shy among teachers and managers, so they can understand and empower every shy person they work with. If you're struggling with your shyness, worried about your kids, or you'd like to chat to Nadia about speaking requests or school programs, click here to drop her a line here. Nadia's new book Shy & Mighty is published by DK and is out in April in all good bookshops and Amazon. What is My Baba? My Baba provides the daily scoop on family, food and lifestyle - we're not just experts at all things parenting. Visit mybaba.com  The Content on this podcast is provided by My Baba and represents our sole opinions and views. For more information on our terms and conditions please refer to the website: https://www.mybaba.com/terms-conditions/

In this week's show Leadership tip of the week: Helping people engage in smalltalk, so you can communicate more effectively with them A discussion with : Nadia Finer. Nadia is an expert in shyness, she has written 2 books on the subject and gives shy people a voice, helping people, teams, and businesses improve their performance by helping shy people to shine. Contact Nadia at https://www.shyandmighty.com/ Question of the week: What questions can you ask introverts? Introvert myth of the week: Introverts are shy! (I couldn't resist this myth after today's discussion). Join the discussion on Facebook on the Activate Your Introvert page, and get your question answered at activateyourintrovert.co.uk

Dame Stephanie Shirley – always known as Steve – tells us about her work revolutionising the workplace and as a major philanthropist. On Tuesday, Leicester University are launching their 'Student Sex Worker Policy and Toolkit'. We hear from Professor Teela Sanders, a Professor of Criminology at Leicester University who explains why she is leading this initiative and the feminist commentator and journalist Sarah Ditum gives us her view. Are men beginning to turn to cosmetics to improve their appearance in the same way as women? Danny Gray, who created the WarPaint make-up range for men believes this to be the case and the make-up artist, Lisa Eldridge, author of Face Paint: the History of Make-Up gives her thoughts. What’s the best way to approach shyness in your child? We hear from Nadia Finer who runs an online programme for shy 7-14 year olds who want to feel braver, and more able to speak up and join in. Is it time to end the idea that being in a couple is the superior way to live? We hear from Professor Sasha Roseneil the author of a new book, The Tenacity of the Couple-Norm. And we discuss the therapeutic benefits of clay with Kate Malone, one of the UK’s leading potters and ceramicists – and Charlotte Clarkson, who’s been getting the chance to try out the medium at her local youth centre. Presenter: Jane Garvey Producer: Rabeka Nurmahomed Editor: Sarah Crawley

Boris Johnson is in Brussels today to have a face to face meeting with European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen. They’re trying to find a post-Brexit trade deal. So how will the dynamics work between the two? Sonia Purnell used to work with Boris Johnson in Brussels when they wrote for the Telegraph together. She’s written a biography about him. And Maria von Welser knows Ursula von der Leyen. They wrote a book together about women in German society. What’s the best way to approach shyness in your child? Nadia Finer joins Andrea to offer her advice. She runs an online programme called The Mighty Mob. It's for 7-14 year olds who want to feel braver, more able to speak up and join in, and more comfortable to be themselves. Nadia, who is shy herself, says that shy children do not need to change who they are, nor should we make them. In her new cookbook The Home Cookery Year, Claire Thomson offers solutions for quick dishes that are easy to make in minimal time at the end of a busy working day. The former chef and mother of three discusses cooking with her children during lockdown, with only half a kitchen, and how to Cook the Perfect…Brussels Sprout Galette with Pancetta & Chestnuts. We’ve been asking women how it feels to reach the age their mum was when she died. Today’s story is a bit different. Beth is 24 and her story is complicated. When she heard we were looking for stories on this subject she thought, at first, that she didn’t have anything to say.

It's my great pleasure to have the wonderful Nadia Finer on today's podcast where we discuss research that shows women can wait up to 2 years, working in secret on their business. we discuss how you start those conversations, WHY you need to start them and much much more. You can find full details on Nadia's amazing community here

Nadia Finer, founder of Shy and Mighty is on a softly spoken mission to help shy people shine. With a view that the world can be a noisy place, we look at different voices and perspectives and reframe shyness as a superpower. We also explore self-awareness, self-development and self-acceptance, discuss purpose and how to find your calling,with a nice mix of soft and strength to boot.

Neil Morrissey became a household name in the 1990’s playing Tony in sitcom Men Behaving Badly. As the voice of Bob the Builder he had two number one singles in the UK Charts and now combines acting with running pubs. Alice Morrison is an adventurer who lives and (mostly!) explores in Morocco. She was previously a BBC news editor. She’s travelled extensively in the region, most recently completing a 78-day trek across the Saharan desert with three Berber companions and six camels, receiving help from nomads, and walking through areas of quicksand and landmines. As a teenager who was suffering from depression, Matt Wesolowski was drawn to goth culture and wrote fiction involving vampires and monsters. He is now a bestselling author but has kept his day job teaching English to young people in Pupil Referral Units. Nadia Finer is a business coach with a small voice. The kind of small voice that once made another mum at the school gates tell her own mum that ‘she ought to get that sorted out’, and which led to Nadia avoiding speaking in public for most of her adolescence and twenties. Now she’s embracing her shyness and by founding the Shy and Mighty Society and challenging herself to live in a bigger way. And singer Jane McDonald shares her Inheritance Tracks - Downtown by Petula Clark and Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. Producer: Laura Northedge Editor: Eleanor Garland

Nadia Finer is known as the 'Shycologist' and is a confidence coach and trainer. She specialises in helping people overcome shyness.  The 'Influential Women Podcast' discusses her life, work, passions, motivations and influences and is co-produced by presenter Nicki Bannerman and audio producer Juliette Nicholls, for Pineapple Audio Production.         Support us and help us keep making the podcast here: https://patreon.com/InfluentialWomenPodcast?utmmedium=social&utmsource=twitter&utm_campaign=creatorshare

The Shy and Mighty podcast is on a softly spoken mission to help shy people be more mighty. Shy people don't need fixing. We don't need to change who we are. In a world filled with noise and hot air it's time for us to speak up and stop hiding!Meet your host, Nadia Finer and find out what the Shy and Mighty podcast is all about. The visibility vortexShy people struggle with being seen. It makes you feel self-conscious, uncomfortable and awkward. You worry about being judged, about not being good enough, of doing something silly. You worry about all the things. Because shy people tend not to push themselves forward or shout above the noise, they are often overlooked, and under-estimated.We need balanceThe world needs a mixture of personalities, perspectives and skills to function. If shy people don’t speak up, and are under-represented in society, the only voices we hear are the loud ones. Imagine a world with only confident, shouty people. Nobody would be heard. Nothing would get done! The world needs balance and variety.It’s time to speak upShyness is not a problem. You don’t need fixing. Or changing. But if you’re frustrated with yourself for holding yourself back, and you don’t feel able to share your ideas, stand up for your opinions, or achieve your goals… then, we can do something to help you overcome the aspects of being shy that are holding you back.Shy can be MightyShy people have many positive skills. They are often self-aware, creative, thoughtful, empathetic and kind. When people around us won’t stop talking, shy people tend to listen more than they talk, observe and think deeply, forming deep, long lasting connections. There are certain fields where shy people excel, for example shy people make great counsellors, consultants, phycologists, analysts and researchers because they think deeply and are good at listening. There is a place for quiet, confident success.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shyandmighty/message

In this episode, host, Nadia Finer talks about her journey from shy to shy and mighty... and how the Shy and Mighty project came about. Nadia knows what it's like to be shy. Find out why! Tune in to discover how Nadia has learned to embrace her insecurities,  overcome her limiting beliefs and and found a way to create a quieter version of success. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shyandmighty/message

Have you ever hid behind anything – perhaps something that held you back? Are you still hiding behind something – is it paralysing you? I want you to meet Nadia Finer. Our conversation with Nadia in the latest episode of the podcast is both fun and powerful. It is about not hiding, and becoming bigger and stronger than you think you could be. Nadia is one of the UK's foremost business coaches and an accomplished author. As you will hear, for many years Nadia had an insecurity – her voice. That insecurity affected many of the other aspects of her life. It was when she stopped hiding behind that insecurity that she started to flourish. This took bravery – which, as you will hear – is a skill. Nadia took all of that, turned it on its head, launching her brand, her site, and helping many others, particularly entrepreneurs to “unleash their bigness”. And, if that's not enough to convince you that Nadia plays big and faces fears, then how about knowing that she has gotten into boxing, and has already fought three bouts. We talk about all of that, taking risks, and much more. Show notes: Nadia's website Nadia on Twitter Nadia on Instagram Nadia on LinkedIn Nadia's book, Little Me, Big Business Joseph Campbell The Mask of Masculinity by Lewis Howes _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The46in219 – my 46 km birthday run – https://the46in219.carrd.co/ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Like what you heard? Subscribe and/or leave a rating and review on iTunes: http://apple.co/1PjLmK Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-risk/the-all-things-risk-podcast Subscribe on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ben-cattaneo Follow the podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RiskThings Drop us a note: allthingsrisk@gmail.com  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Get your free audio book and 30 day free trial at Audible: US listeners: get your free trial and audio book at Audible UK listeners: get your free trial and audio book at Audible _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ I'd like to hear from you! I want to make the show even better – please take two minutes to complete our listener survey.

Welcome to Be a Bigger Fish! The star of this episode is Nadia Finer. Nadia is an international speaker, a business coach, author and podcaster. She shares her unique and inspiring story of overcoming her insecurities in order to build a business around her individuality. Nadia has loads of great advice to share about podcasting, including using stories as the basis of your content and getting help with the parts of the process you don't enjoy. You'll love this episode if you're looking for some tactics to overcome your fears and find your voice. Check out the show notes on beabiggerfish.net for more information.

As small businesses owners, we can often put ourselves down. We say, “Oh, it's just this little thing I do.” Often it's the mom or dad who is running a business but also shuffling kids around or the creative with their own small list of clients. It's so easy to minimize what we do, but we need to respect our little business. The size of your business should reflect the life that you want to lead. A little business can provide for your big dreams. After all, just because the business is small doesn't mean the profit is. Once you realize that working harder doesn't mean that you will ultimately be more successful, you're free to embrace the business that is the right fit for you. To dive deeper into the idea of not being defined by the size of your business, I've brought on business coach, podcaster, and speaker Nadia Finer.  A serial entrepreneur herself, Nadia specializes in helping people work less for more money and runs online business academy The Profit Pack. Nadia is also the author of the career guide More to Life Than Shoes: How to Kick-start Your Career and Change Your Life, and has written on inspiration, careers and business for Cosmopolitan, The Guardian, The Independent and more. To learn how to stop playing small, download this episode now. THE BIG VOICE WARRIOR   “I decided to be a more powerful person, even if I did it quietly.” Nadia Finer Highlights - “The cave you fear to enter holds the key to the treasure you seek.” Playing it small doesn't serve the world. Leverage your differentiator. It's what will set you apart. Work smarter not harder. Design your business by how you want to live your life. A lot of us are driven by the desire to prove something. “Idearhea”- diarrhea of ideas; Ideas are just thoughts. Unless you're willing to build it into a concept, it doesn't really exist. Show up with your consistent message daily. Guest Contact - Nadia's Website Nadia's Twitter Nadia's YouTube Channel Nadia's Podcast  Nadia's Book Little Me Big Business Contact Jeffrey - Website Coaching support My book, LINGO: Discover Your Ideal Customer's Secret Language and Make Your Business Irresistible is now available! Watch my TEDX LincolnSquare video and please share!  Mentions - “Our Deepest Fear” by Marianne Williamson Resources - Have Your Website Brand Message Reviewed! Is your website and are all your marketing materials speaking the right LINGO of your ideal customers? Often it's not which is why you're not converting traffic and leads to clients and attracting your most profitable customers. Fill out the simple LINGO Review application and I'll take a look at your website. If I have suggestions for you to improve your brand message (I almost always do), we'll set up a complimentary 30-minute call to discuss. A select number of websites are also chosen for my LINGO Review Video Series. Fill out the application today and let's get your business speaking the right LINGO! Music by Jawn  

Nadia Finer, a powerhouse business coach, wickedly funny international speaker and author of LITTLE ME BIG BUSINESS is here to help you UNLEASH THE BIGNESS IN YOUR BUSINESS. Don’t be fooled by Nadia’s sweet appearance and adorable voice. Nadia is feisty and fearless. Rather than hide behind her insecurities, she has turned her little voice into her secret weapon and used it to build a unique personal brand. She now helps struggling business owners all over the world to embrace who they really are, work smart and scale up. No more playing small. No more limitations on what you can achieve. It's time to kick fear in the face and turn your tiny profits into big bucks!  I came across your story about your voice. I’d love for you to share your story about how you changed this painful moment into a podcast and your work around being able to speak your voice. Nadia has a ‘little voice’ and it became apparent as a teenager that as she got older, her voice didn’t. The moment she discovered that she had a little voice, it was a turning point in her life. She was 15 and learning French in her school’s language lab. She’d record herself speaking and then listen to the playback. When she heard her voice it sounded like a tiny child was speaking what she just said. Then it dawned on her that the voice was hers. She decided that she was never going to ring someone on the phone who she didn’t know, speak on a stage or appear in a video. Did you tell anyone that you had this experience where you thought you were weird? She didn’t tell anyone. It was just a decision that she made and kept to herself. Now looking back on it, this response feels bizarre. It sounds like you had an insight. That what your voice sounded like did not match what was around you. She now realizes that her voice is not something she can possibly hide. On a daily basis, someone makes a comment about it. As you get older, the disconnect between how you sound and you age gets greater and people are more inclined to comment on it. Did you have friends and family comment on your voice when you were a teenager? She didn’t really experience this. When people get to know her and get used to her, they don’t really notice the voice anymore. As a professional, she did find it held her back at work. Managers would make comments about gravitas and she would have to do certain things to be taken more seriously. Various employers sent her on elocution lessons which didn’t change the way her voice sounded. What were you doing for work? She started off working in an accountancy firm and then worked in marketing and consultancy for various companies. One boss said to a client ‘She sounds really young, she’s got a really little voice but she’s got a really big brain.” How did that feel? It was pretty embarrassing for that to be said in front of a client. Later, she quit her job and started a variety of small businesses. The voice held her back. She would create a brand and then hide behind it. On her websites, there would be very little of Nadia. Her about page would have a single sentence to explain who she was. She would undervalue herself and go low price. I think people have this experience, even if their experience with their voice isn’t like yours. I think people can relate to what you’re saying. It’s not about the pitch of your voice or the volume, it’s about how you feel speaking freely, the things that you say and how you show up in the world. And when you're an entrepreneur and you are your business, it pushes buttons. People feel exposed in a way they didn’t when they were employed. Having a job you go to work, do some stuff and get paid. At no point do you say ‘Oh I doubt myself, I, therefore, can’t do it.’ For a number of years, she was comparing herself to everyone else and hiding. She was not really showing up and doing work on a tiny scale. Then she started a new business, a PR service and did the ultimate thing to hide - bring someone into her business to hide behind. Which now sounds ridiculous. After a rocky time working with this person, they accused her of ‘playing small’. She hadn’t heard that phrase before and at that moment she found her inner strength and fired her. That moment changed everything. When did you make the connection that this moment when you were 15 impacted so many of your decisions? After she closed that business, she was in a state of crisis. She did a lot of soul-searching and thinking. She decided to concentrate on the coaching side of things and was struggling to work out how she would fit into the marketplace. She didn’t know how to exist in amongst people who had a very ‘show-off’ attitude. A friend told her to be herself. And at first, she was averse to the idea. But once she decided to embrace her voice, everything changed. And how long did that take you? It was a few weeks of knowing it was the thing to do and then thinking it wasn't possible. Out of nowhere, the idea came into her head of Little Voice Big Business and at the moment decided that was going to become her brand. She considered what the scariest thing she could do with her little voice was, and that was when she came up with the idea of the podcast. When you are yourself and embrace the thing that is you, that holds the secret to everything, that makes you unforgettable and that makes you stand out from everybody else – good things happen. She likes that she show’s people that you don’t to be flash and ballsy to be successful in business. You just need to be yourself and it’s okay to do it in a quiet way. I typically thing that that thing which is our treasure, we are afraid of it. Nadia thinks it’s a fear of standing out, of being judged and a fear of exposing yourself and the things that you struggle with. She also thinks that it has to be authentic. She sees lots of people trying to be themselves but struggling because they are being a sanitized version of themselves, which doesn’t work either. How do you recommend people discover their treasure? Unfortunately theirs no magic formula. It involves a bit of thinking. She now works with people to help them discover what it is. She believes it is possible for everybody and hasn’t found somebody who didn’t have something interesting or unique about them. It’s amazing how challenging it can be to uncover some of those layers that prevent us from seeing our treasure. It really takes getting to know yourself and facing your fear at the same time. Sometimes the treasure isn’t fear based. She’s currently working with a hypnotherapist who is really into rock music, which isn’t fear based. It doesn’t always have to be about insecurities. You mentioned before we started recording that you’re a boxer. I said we have to talk about that on the podcast. For Nadia, it’s the least expected thing she could be doing and pushes her beyond what she ever thought would be possible for her both physically and mentally. She’s a middle-aged mom and has become part of a combat gym, trains every day and has just done her 3rd fight. Which she won. It has become this whole other side to her which she is loving and has discovered a strength and fierceness within her that she didn’t know was there. Wow! Punching people in the face. I don’t know if I could do that? Nadia felt like that too. But when your opponent punches you in the face, you hit back. She feels so much stronger now and realizes that it’s important to invest in yourself. As a mom, you end up picking underpants up off the floor and making dinner for everyone. It’s so much easier to do all that when you have an outlet and time for yourself doing something physical. Even when not boxing, it can feel like people are “punching us in the face” all day long. How can we deal with it? There are so many lessons from boxing. The concept of ‘embracing impact’ is one of them. When you are in a fight situation and someone is punching you, the idea is you block the shots. It’s all about not panicking when that is happening and embracing the impact. The key is not to panic and wait for your opportunity to strike back. It’s a great analogy for business. There are so many lessons from the ring that you can apply to business. In boxing, no boxer would ever go into the ring without a team in the corner. No boxer would ever train without a coach. You just can’t do it by yourself. Yet in business, we expect to mange on our own as if we’re superhuman. How do you prepare your mind for a fight? Nadia was nervous for about 2 weeks before her latest fight. On the day she had a feeling of nervousness in her chest, hands, and toes. She tries to quiet those negative voices and tells herself that she’s done this before, she’s trained hard and she knows what to do. She was scared that 800 people would be watching the fight. She told herself that most of them are not watching her, they’re chatting and those that are, are supporting her. She tries to surround herself with people who have been there and done it and can give advice and encouragement. Just before a fight she will put her hood up, have headphones on and listen to music. Is there a song that you listen to that prepares you? Her walkout song this time was Linkin Park – In The End. She listens to that song a lot during training as in helps her out of being mum Nadia and into the right state to be a fighter. It’s amazing the power of music. Even if we feel little, or afraid or we doubt ourselves, it’s not a permanent state. It’s not something you have to live with forever. What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given? When she’s having a moment and doesn’t think she can do something in the ring, her boxing trainer says - “Stop being a knobhead.” And somehow that helps her get a grip and get on with it. Tell us how we can get in touch with you and learn more about what you do Visit https://nadiafiner.com    

Bill Horan talks with Nadia Finer, author of “LITTLE ME BIG BUSINESS.” Nadia will discuss why we should write down all of our ideas, why we should do what works best to be successful, how we can use our personal characteristics to turn ourselves into a 'brand,’ how fear can keep a small business -small, and why ideas without actions are just thoughts.

Bill Horan talks with Nadia Finer, author of “LITTLE ME BIG BUSINESS.” Nadia will discuss why we should write down all of our ideas, why we should do what works best to be successful, how we can use our personal characteristics to turn ourselves into a 'brand,’ how fear can keep a small business -small, and why ideas without actions are just thoughts.

Nadia Finer is an international speaker, business coach and author of Little Me Big Business. We discuss: Going from big to small to help small become big [1:36] How to push through the fear and hit the courage button to create a thriving business [3:27] What happens when you own who you are and stop comparing yourself to others [9:29] Why doing hundred-dollar one-off coach meetings is not going to bring you stable revenue [14:51] A pricing strategy the shifts the focus from us to the outcome received [18:53] How to scale the joyride [23:16] Why you should trust your dreams and not your fears [26:06] Nadia knows what it’s like to keep yourself small. Sounding like a little kid made that very tempting indeed. But, rather than hide away, she’s kicked fear in the face and turned her little voice into her secret weapon. Now she helps lone rangers all over the world to scale up so they can make more money, can create a bigger future, help more people and have a bigger impact on the world. Learn more about Nadia at Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/nadiafiner/) . Brief Description of Gift 72 Hours Free Business Coaching Support with Nadia’s business coaching hotline service – Coachica URL for Free Gift www.nadiafiner.com/72 (http://www.nadiafiner.com/72) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn 0Shares

Nadia Finer is one of the UK’s most respected business coaches. She's the author of "LITTLE ME, BIG BUSINESS: How to Grow Your Small Business, Increase Your Profits and Go Global (in Your Pajamas)" published in September 2018. She understands the realities of running a one-woman business from experience. Nadia knows what it takes for motivated, self-started small business people to make a very comfortable living, whether it be from the comfort of home or a workstation somewhere else. Rather than courting investors and raising start-up capital, she urges independent business persons to focus, first and foremost, on themselves. Once a small business person gets clear what she does best and what makes her stand out from the crowd, she can then move on to building relationships, gaining clients, and achieving the ultimate goals for any business: big profit and big impact. Nadia has been featured in media from The Guardian to Marie Claire to BBC-TV. www.NadiaFiner.com

"How To Overcome Self Doubt, Kick Fear In The Face And Go Big" With Business Coach Nadia Finer on Women Entrepreneurs Radio Nadia Finer is one of the UK's most respected business coaches. She's the author of "LITTLE ME, BIG BUSINESS: How to Grow Your Small Business, Increase Your Profits and Go Global (in Your Pajamas)" published in September 2018. She understands the realities of running a one-woman business from experience. Nadia knows what it takes for motivated, self-started small business people to make a very comfortable living, whether it be from the comfort of home or a workstation somewhere else. Rather than courting investors and raising start-up capital, she urges independent business persons to focus, first and foremost, on themselves. Once a small business person gets clear what she does best and what makes her stand out from the crowd, she can then move on to building relationships, gaining clients, and achieving the ultimate goals for any business: big profit and big impact. Nadia has been featured in media from The Guardian to Marie Claire to BBC-TV. https://nadiafiner.com/ https://twitter.com/nadiafiner https://www.facebook.com/nadiafiner https://www.instagram.com/nadiafiner1/  

Speak in Your Authentic Voice and Illuminate Your Super Power: We all know that entrepreneurs are cut from an unusual cloth, but how do you harness your eccentricities for a more profitable business? For in-demand public speaker, podcast host, and author of "LITTLE ME, BIG BUSINESS: How to Grow Your Small Business, Increase Your Profits and Go Global (in Your Pajamas)", Nadia Finer, the key to success was found by embracing her authentic voice – literally. Fearing that no one would take her seriously due to a uniquely youthful tone, Nadia avoided the limelight, and her business suffered as a result. Today, Nadia has built a brand around her unconventional sound, and encourages others to let their true-self shine. Hear Nadia’s tips on overcoming self-doubt, scaling a business without burning out, and intelligently pricing your goods and services. • [00:00:00] Lack of Confidence Holding You Back? • [00:06:18] Overcome Doubt, Embrace Your Quirk • [00:11:31] Never Judge a Book by Its Cover • [00:18:21] Selling Results Instead of Time • [00:27:38] Ditch Boring Marketing Materials • [00:33:22] Boxing Lessons for Business

Speak in Your Authentic Voice and Illuminate Your Super Power: We all know that entrepreneurs are cut from an unusual cloth, but how do you harness your eccentricities for a more profitable business? For in-demand public speaker, podcast host, and author of "LITTLE ME, BIG BUSINESS: How to Grow Your Small Business, Increase Your Profits and Go Global (in Your Pajamas)", Nadia Finer, the key to success was found by embracing her authentic voice – literally. Fearing that no one would take her seriously due to a uniquely youthful tone, Nadia avoided the limelight, and her business suffered as a result. Today, Nadia has built a brand around her unconventional sound, and encourages others to let their true-self shine. Hear Nadia’s tips on overcoming self-doubt, scaling a business without burning out, and intelligently pricing your goods and services. [00:00:00] Lack of Confidence Holding You Back? [00:06:18] Overcome Doubt, Embrace Your Quirk [00:11:31] Never Judge a Book by Its Cover [00:18:21] Selling Results Instead of Time [00:27:38] Ditch Boring Marketing Materials [00:33:22] Boxing Lessons for Business

Segment 1: Sanyin Siang thinks developing that courage is the key to making your dream a reality. Sanyin Siang is the author of The Launch Book: Motivational Stories to Launch Your Idea, Business or Next Career (www.lidpublishing.com). She is an advisor to GV (formerly Google Ventures), received a BSE in Biomedical Engineering and an MBA from Duke.  She is a LinkedIn Influencer with almost 1M followers (connect with her here).Segment 2: Nadia Finer is also a dynamic international speaker and podcaster. She is the author of Little Me, Big Business: How to Grow Your Small Business, Increase Your Profits and Go Global (in Your Pajamas).Sponsored by Nextiva, Square Payroll, and LinkedIn

Nadia Finer “Little Me, Big Business” A small voice for a powerful woman Today’s guest sounds like an 8-year-old kid, but Don’t be fooled by her sweet appearance and adorable voice. Nadia is a feisty, fearless, Hay House author and coach who has helped hundreds of business owners to scale. She’s even an amateur boxer!… Read more

Nadia is unique. Although she is an adult, when people call her home they ask to speak with her mother. You see, she sounds like a little child because her voice never fully matured.  Leave an awesome review here.  Listen as Nadia shares how she turned her weakness into her biggest strength. She now helps other entrepreneurs harness their challenges into their biggest successes.  The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek.   

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Nadia Finer, a powerhouse business coach, wickedly funny international speaker and author of  Little Me Big Business Is Here To Help You Unleash The Bigness In Your Business. She is the Founder of NadiaFiner.com. She's our guest on Go Big or Go Broke! Welcome to “Go Big or Go Broke: the Making of Impactful Millionaires”… Read more

Hello Couragemakers! Can you believe that we're just one episode away from the 100th episode of Couragemakers?! I'm still thinking of a way to celebrate, so if you have any ideas of what you'd love to see, please do get in touch at meg@thathummingbirdlife.com! I absolutely love hearing from Couragemaker listeners and I do reply, so I'd love to hear your thoughts! For this week's episode, I'm chatting with the wonderful Nadia Finer. Nadia is a powerhouse business coach, wickedly funny international speaker and author of Little Me Big Business and works to help people unleash their bigness in their business. All of her life Nadia has had a really little voice. Over the years, Nadia has learned to embrace her little voice rather than hide behind her insecurities, by turning it into her secret weapon and building a unique personal brand around it. Nadia lives in the UK and spends her time helping clients grow their businesses, hanging out with her fuzzy dog Bobby  and getting feisty in the boxing ring. In this episode Nadia shares her journey, from learning at fifteen she had a really small voice and making the decision to play small, to embracing her uniqueness and playing big. We talk all about playing bigger in your life, how keeping yourself small deprives the world of so many wonderful things and how fear is never as big as your head tries to convince you it is. We really dive into the power of doing something different in your life and your business, how the online business world can make you feel like you should be doing what everyone else is doing (and why we think that's wrong!) and how you can step outside of this Stepford Wives type model of running your life and business and find things that actually work for you and align with you values.  Playing small is something we all struggle with. It can feel scary to take up space and it can feel terrifying to show up in the world as fully ourselves, but like the fantastic quote Nadia shares in this episode by Joseph Campbell, “the cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek." Courage truly is contagious and my hope for this episode is that Nadia's courage and her story will help you get courageous in your own life and take a tiny step towards entering your own cave you fear to enter. Nadia is a breath of fresh air and I can't tell you how much I loved our conversation! I know you're going to absolutely love this episode! So enjoy the show. About Nadia  Nadia is a powerhouse business coach, wickedly funny international speaker and author of Little Me Big Business and works to help people unleash their bigness in their business.  All of her life Nadia has had a really little voice. Over the years, Nadia has learned to embrace her little voice rather than hide behind her insecurities, by turning it into her secret weapon and building a unique personal brand around it.  Nadia lives in the UK and spends her time helping clients grow their businesses, hanging out with her fuzzy dog Bobby  and getting feisty in the boxing ring.  Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter  | YouTube | Free Chapter   Things We Talked About Nadia's experience of learning at fifteen she had a really small voice and making the decision to play small  How keeping yourself small deprives the world of so many wonderful things and how fear is never as big as your head tries to convince you it is. The power of doing something different in your life and your business, how the online business world can make you feel like you should be doing what everyone else is doing (and why we think that's wrong!) and how you can step outside of this Stepford Wives type model of running your life and business and find things that actually work for you and align with you values.     Resources Mentioned Joseph Campbell quote - "The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek."     About Meg & That Hummingbird Life I'm Meg and I'm the host of Couragemakers and founder of That Hummingbird Life. I'm an INFJ creative and multipassionate who has a bit of a notebook and post-it note obsession, loves foot-stomping country music and likes her hot chocolate with way too much chocolate. I started Couragemakers because I wanted to create a platform for passionate and unconventional women to have honest conversations and to share their stories, struggles and dreams. The intention behind this podcast is to inspire and encourage creative and mission-driven women to live a wholehearted life and follow the beat of their drum.  When I'm not recording episodes, writing bullshit-free, very vulnerable and encouraging Sunday emails to fellow couragemakers (join the party here!) or making new friends with the wonderful guests, you can find me working on all manners of magic over at That Hummingbird Life. THL is the online home for unconventional creatives and multipassionates who want to show up unapologetically and intentionally as who they are, and really own, live and share their many stories. It's made for couragemakers who have so much great shit to give the world and want to leave their mark but have too much self doubt standing in the way!

Nadia Finer, a powerhouse business coach, wickedly funny international speaker and author of  Little Me Big Business Is Here To Help You Unleash The Bigness In Your Business. She is the Founder of NadiaFiner.com. She’s our guest on Go Big or Go Broke! Welcome to “Go Big or Go Broke: the Making of Impactful Millionaires”… Read more

I am excited to share with you my interview with Nadia Finer, international speaker, business coach and author of Little Me Big Business. She is also the host of the “Little Voice, Big Business” Podcast. However, she is anything big little! Check out the blog post at courageouscreativity.co To support the podcast check out our PatreonSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/introvertsbubble)

Nadia Finer, service based business coach, speaker, author and she is helping business owners embrace every aspect of themselves both what they love and what they don’t to connect emotionally with their work. And unleashing their bigness in their business. In this episode you will learn: How to use your weaknesses and your unique personality to build your brandHow to overcome your fears holding you back  Visit Nadia's website at http://www.nadiafiner.com Get a copy of her book at http://www.nadiafiner.com/book Access her Coachia hotline at http://www.nadiafiner.com/coachia

In this episode, Gina Visram shares her belief about the value of a "squad" or multiple squads when it comes to your success. This isn't about what we traditionally think of as networks (that's another podcast for another day, another time) but is about groups of individuals with a sense of solidarity. Both offline (real life in person) and online squads can be sources of information, comfort, motivation and bravery when it comes to particular goals and dreams you have. A special shout out to Carrie Green, Nadia Finer and Emma Holmes - all of whom have online squads that I embrace right now (more about this in the episode) and hopefully the experiences Gina shares here will encourage you to find (and appreciate) your own.

If you want to build a profitable business, email marketing is a must. But what should you write in your email copy? And can you ensure people actually read it? In this episode, business coach Nadia Finer shares her tips on crafting email marketing copy that people want to read. Here's what you'll learn in... READ MORE The post [113] How to write non-spammy marketing emails appeared first on Janet Murray.

When I asked my guest today how old she was she said "I'm 8" Nadia Finer has an interesting characteristic that would hold most people back from succeeding in life and business yet she has faced her adversities and isn't afraid to conquer her fears head on. Her mission through her online membership groups, podcast and one to one coaching is to help women with little voices become proud, confident and successful business owners. Nadia is the host of a podcast called Little Voices, Big Business.     What you will learn: How you can turn handicaps into opportunities Why it's important not to take things too personal in business Nadia built several failed businesses out of anger Why it's so important to learn how to listen The struggles of working from home Interesting highlights: Nadia was told she should be a cartoon character Nadia had her 7 year old son on her podcast how Nadia was screwed over by her business partner Find out how I found out that Nadia straightened her hair 6 years ago ... send me an email: Daniel@DanielGefen.com   Nadia's #1 practical advice:  “Don't let people bully you out of success”Tweet This Resources & Links: Xero (https://www.xero.com/) (Accounting Software) NadiaFiner.com (http://www.NadiaFiner.com) Get in touch with Nadia: Nadia@NadiaFiner.com   Thank You for Listening! I would like to personally thank you for listening to my podcast.  If you enjoyed today’s show, please share it with others. Just click on the social buttons below. Also, if you podcast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/can-i-pick-your-brain/id1076916148?mt=2) , you would be joining me on my mission to help as many people as I can become really successful. And finally if you haven’t already subscribed podcast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/can-i-pick-your-brain/id1076916148?mt=2) , so you can get automatic updates whenever another episode goes live!

I want to talk about the lessons learned from Jordan Spieth and Danny Willet at the 2016 Masters Tournament and how in the world they relate to this episode of Profitcast! Brian has a lot of guests who talk about putting in a lot of hard work in order to seem like an overnight success; the true overnight success is a rare commodity, and something to neither hope or aim for in a realistic scenario. Managing our expectations going into a business venture means being prepared for a variety of possibilities, including for nothing to turn out the way you expect it to. The post PC 93 | Consistency and Action are KEY for Profit with Nadia Finer appeared first on Profitcast: Profit with Your Podcast.

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