Finding your niche and building your self-belief with Sophie Carefull
In this episode I spoke to certified self-belief coach Sophie Carefull, who works with introverted creatives.
personal values
Values are what you do when no one is watching with Joanne Wharam
Maybe your values are things you take for granted, or they are something you haven’t thought about before? Listen as Joanne Wharam and I discuss the importance of values in small businesses.
Introversion is not an excuse
In this episode I’ll explore some of the strengths of introverts and encourage you to step out of your comfort zone in your business.
How to thrive as an introvert with Vicki Lovegrove
In this episode I talked to Vicki Lovegrove about how to thrive as an introvert, from defining your purpose to preventing perfectionism
From introvert hangovers to mental health conversations
The introvert hangover is the name given to that feeling when you have spent too much time in the company of other people. I talk about why we get that feeling and how we can recover. I also talk about how we can look after ourselves and prevent it.
Being the face of your business
If we run a service business, we know that sometimes we need to show our faces as part of our marketing activity. But it can be hard, and as introverts we can be naturally reluctant to do this. Find out how I can help you.
Celebrating 25 years as a professional introvert, with Jenny Procter
I’ve been working as a professional introvert for 25 years now! Hear how marketing and PR has changed, and my experience as an introvert.
Putting your face on your business, with Emily Moya
Personal branding photography helps to put your face on the business and show personality. But how do you do this as an introvert?
What kind of introvert are you? Take the quiz!
In this solo episode I explain why I think personality tests can be really useful, I outline some of the main ones, and I introduce my new Marketing Personality quiz.
Video and networking – scary things done the introvert way, with James Reader
Networking as an introvert is hard, especially when you’re used to being behind the camera. James talks to us about how he overcame this.
