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This episode features Sahil Mehta, a prominent leadership coach, entrepreneur, and public speaker. Sahil shares his journey, beginning with supporting his father's diamond trading business and venturing into energy-efficient air conditioning systems in the Middle East. He discusses the significance of aligning core values with partners, lessons from his failures, and the importance of delegation and empowerment in scaling businesses.

Sahil offers profound insights into living a 'zero regret life' and achieving holistic success. Through personal anecdotes, including his experiences with high-altitude mountaineering and overcoming imposter syndrome, he provides valuable advice for ambitious leaders and entrepreneurs. Sahil also highlights the importance of celebrating achievements, maintaining momentum, and balancing personal and professional lives. Listeners are encouraged to take a key performance quiz designed to help them live a zero-regret life, fostering inner peace and fulfillment.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

01:46 Meet Sahil: A Journey of Leadership and Entrepreneurship

04:03 Lessons from Failure: The Importance of Partnership Alignment

07:07 Delegation and Leadership Transition

13:28 Discovering Purpose Through Coaching

19:32 Mountaineering: Lessons from the Peaks

21:37 Mountain Mindset: Preparation and Safety

22:35 Turning Back: The Importance of Timing

23:04 Applying Mountain Lessons to Daily Life

23:31 Personal Growth Through Climbing

24:22 Coaching and Celebrating Achievements

26:36 Shedding Excess Baggage

27:45 Maintaining Momentum and Accountability

32:50 Balancing Business and Personal Life

39:16 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

You can contact Saahil at www.saahilmehta.com

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Mastering Presentation Skills with Fern Chan

In this episode of 'You're the Boss' podcast, host Anav interviews Fern Chan, a bestselling author, educator, and presentation coach. Fern shares her journey from corporate world to entrepreneurship, highlighting the importance of effective presentation skills. The discussion covers common presentation pitfalls such as information overload and stage fright, and provides practical tips on improving communication. Fern emphasizes the significance of knowing your audience, making presentations engaging, and utilizing body language effectively. This episode is packed with actionable advice to help speakers connect with their audience and prevent 'death by PowerPoint.'

00:00 Introduction: Betting on Yourself

00:20 Welcome to the Podcast

00:59 Meet Fern Chan: Presentation Skills Expert

02:21 Fern's Journey: From Corporate to Entrepreneur

02:55 The Importance of Engaging Presentations

03:57 Common Presentation Mistakes

14:58 Overcoming Stage Fright

27:21 Tips for Online Presentations

29:12 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Goodies from Fern
Website: fernchan.com
Book: How to not suck at presentations
Free gift: 5 Crazy-Simple Hacks to Keep Eyes Open and Butts in Seats During Your Presentation

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This podcast is all about empowering you to step out of the 9 to 5 grind and into the life of freedom and fulfilment you’ve always dreamed of—whether that’s building a side hustle or running your business full-time.

The 9 to 5 system was designed for stability, predictability, and let’s face it—control. For many of us, it’s the structure we grew up believing in. Go to school, get a job, work hard, and eventually retire with a comfortable pension.

But here’s the reality: the world has changed. Job security isn’t what it used to be. Companies are downsizing, automating, and outsourcing. And even if you have a "secure" job, how secure does it really feel when someone else controls your paycheck, your promotions, and even your ability to take time off?

A side hustle isn’t just a good idea—it’s your safety net.

A side hustle gives you:

1. Financial Security: Extra income to pay off debt, save for your future, or just enjoy life a little more.
2. Skill Development: You learn things you’d never learn in your 9 to 5, from marketing and sales to time management and creativity.
3. Freedom: You’re creating something that’s 100% yours. Something no boss can take away.
4. Confidence: You start to see that you can do this, that you’re more than your job title.

Why Now is the Best Time

Starting a business has never been easier. You can create an online store, offer coaching, sell digital products, or become a consultant—all with tools that are practically free to use.

Building a side hustle now gives you a buffer against economic uncertainty.

The earlier you start, the more time you give your side hustle to grow.

Your side hustle can be the bridge to a more meaningful career.

You might be thinking:

• “I don’t have time.”
• “I don’t have a business idea.”
• “I’m not a natural entrepreneur.”

This podcast addressed those stories for what they are - stories - they're not true - only your version of reality.

How to Get Started

1. Clarify Your “Why”:
2. Find Your Niche:
3. Start Small:
4. Invest in Learning:
5. Take Action:

Take Ange's challenge at the end of the podcast and prepare for being the boss of your business and your life.

If you found this episode helpful, don’t forget to follow for more actionable tips every week. And if you’re ready to take the next step, head over to my website angedove.com for free resources to help you get started.

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In this episode of the You're the Boss podcast, host Ange Dove interviews Jose Solera, a consultant and coach specializing in leadership and project management. Jose shares his journey from corporate life to running his own consulting business, emphasizing the importance of communication, understanding context, and the need for continuous improvement in leadership skills. He discusses the challenges of imposter syndrome, the significance of building a business with purpose, and offers insights into effective leadership models. The conversation concludes with resources for listeners interested in enhancing their leadership abilities.

Takeaways

Transitioning from corporate to consulting requires intentional planning.

Imposter syndrome can affect even experienced professionals.

Communication is essential for effective leadership.

Understanding the context of a client's needs is crucial.

Building a business should align with personal lifestyle and goals.

It's important to have multiple sources of income.

Leadership skills can be acquired and enhanced over time.

The six domains of leadership provide a comprehensive framework.

Repetition in communication reinforces important messages.

Leadership is about guiding teams towards a common vision.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Jose Solera and His Journey

06:05 Transitioning from Corporate to Consulting

12:20 Building a Business with Purpose

15:23 The Importance of Communication in Leadership

20:16 Improving Leadership Skills and Models

27:52 Conclusion and Resources for Leadership Development

Contact Jose here:
Jose Solera, MBA, PMP®, CIO, CSM, CSPO, CSP, CBPM, Executive & Leadership Coach
650-799-9544 (C)
Email: jose.solera@gmail.com

Coaching: https://www.coachsolera.com/

Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/josesolera

Writings: https://josesolera.medium.com

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This episode features a review of Ange and her coaching business covering Ange's approach, programmes, values, clients, and additional services.

Ange is running a Personal Branding programme, starting 9 January. Find out more here: coach.angedove.com/aaa-no-optin

Register now on the early bird discount for added bonuses!

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I'm in conversation today with Ken Stearns the host of The Jar Podcast and we are here to talk about how he transitioned from a corporate position to starting his "third act" completely location free.

He's currently crossing the USA interviewing people for his podcast face to face using the unique approach of asking them to pick questions out of a jar. As Ken explains to me in this interview, the right question comes up at the right time. Listen to find out what he means by that.

You can check out Ken's podcast on thejar.live

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In my first video episode, I welcome Kenneth Choo, digital marketer, founder of the Changemakers Summit and champion for women in business. He talks about the importance of using video in your marketing. He has recorded over 100 video episodes of his own podcast Mompreneurs Space and shares his experience.

He outlines his 5 Ps to making a video podcast: Plan, Prepare, Publish, Promote and Profit:

• how to produce your podcast on video
• why going live is the best way
• the importance of planning
• how to be disciplined to be consistent
• how to promote your podcast using video teasers
• How to SEO your podcast for better promotion
• How to use AI to edit your video

Watch out for Kenneth on Mompreneurs Space and kennethchoo.co

For more business insights visit me at angedove.com and to apply to be coached by me visit angedove.com/apply

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Tanishka Kherajani set up her business at the age of 20 when in lockdown and away from university during the pandemic. I two short years she grew her marketing business from a solopreneurship to an agency where she now services clients around the world.

Join me as I speak with Tanishka and we discuss:

• how she got started
• how she prices and values her services
• why showing up authentically is so important
• how she succeeded with no experience running a business and no prior plan
• and other advice she gives about why just getting started is such a good idea

You can check out her business at trendalignmedia.com and join her FB groups: Women In Business Support Group and specifically for VAs: Scale With Skill

For more business insights visit me at angedove.com and to apply to be coached by me visit angedove.com/apply