Fiona shares what she does during a coaching session with clients - listing down which habits help you and which ones hinder your productivity and progress.

In this special episode, Fiona shares her top questions to help you reflect what you’ve learned and how you can make 2021 a better year for your business.

In this quick tip episode with Fiona, she shares a good business lesson she learned from her son - the importance of using the word “yet” and why we need to shift our mindset to keep improving in our business.

Listen to today’s interview as Fiona talks to Celia Cecchi, founder and director of I Scream Nails - an Australian made vegan, cruelty free, high quality nail polish about how her interest in nail art led to starting a successful product-based business that expanded quickly to the US.

Fiona shares how she gets into the minds of her ideal audience to know what they want to hear whenever she prepares content for them - creating a playlist on Spotify is highly recommended!

As we start to plan our goals and map a new strategy for 2021, Fiona reminds all small business owners to prioritise themselves in the coming year. Listen now as she shares her 5 tips to practice self-care which not only benefits your well-being, but also your business.

In this short quick tip episode, Fiona talks about setting a time each week to learn something new to upskill.

In this interview, Fiona talks to Kate Stokes, owner of Coco Flip - a Melbourne-based furniture and lasting design brand. Kate shares what the challenges are when running a product-based business and running a business with her life partner while raising a small child, particularly during 2020.

In this quick (personal) tip episode, Fiona shares how 2020 has been for her and why following accounts sharing good news helped her deal with everything that went on this year.

In today’s coaching episode, Fiona shares her experience in starting the My Daily Business Coach podcast and talks about how to find the podcast to be a guest on and how it can be beneficial to your business.

If you’re a small business owner who’s contemplating whether you should also have your own podcast or not, then this episode is for you! In this very quick tip episode, Fiona answers the question, “Should you start a podcast?” Find out her five reasons why you should consider potentially starting one in 2021.

Fiona talks to Kerryn Moscicski of Radical Yes about starting her own business, together with her partner, Leo, that offers flat shoe liberation and in their own words, they “make flat shoes for modern women who like to move and be moved.

Fiona shares 4 things you want to get right in order to get your testimonials and make them work for your business.

Fiona shares the five questions she highly suggests you ask yourself to alleviate the negative feelings that can come up when we are faced with comparison.

Welcome to another quick tip episode where Fiona shares how using a mini memo board helps with time management and to help her stay focused on the key tasks she has for the day.

In this interview episode, Fiona has a chat with Vatsala Murthy from Indian Goods Company. They talk about the challenges she has had to overcome building a business in an industry - retail - that she wasn’t hugely experienced in while sharing stories about contemporary Indian culture and art through their products.

Find out why Fiona suggests you check out Google Digital Garage - an online platform that teaches everyone lessons about SEO, digital marketing, content and anything else small business owners may find useful.

In this coaching episode with Fiona, she wants to remind us how important it is that we always invest in ourselves - by attending training sessions, enrolling in courses and constantly reading helpful materials.

Fiona shares how asking your colleagues what you’re good at and which area in your business do you need to improve on will help you be better at what you do.

In this special interview, Paul and Fiona discuss how Paul started his career, moving from New Zealand to Australia and eventually travelling to New York and work for a decade before deciding to establish a new career as a painter and artist.