In Episode 8 of Speak Your Own Business, host Tim Holt, Director of Plenty of Stuff Studio, is joined by Hannah Logan and Stuart Morrison from Business Oddcast.

As experienced business growth mentors, Hannah and Stuart share their insights on helping businesses grow, adapt, and succeed. In this honest and light-hearted conversation, we explore neurodiversity in business, including ASD, ADHD, and AuDHD, and discuss how different ways of thinking can become a genuine competitive advantage.

Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, leader, or simply interested in creating more inclusive workplaces, this episode offers practical insights into embracing neurodiversity and recognising the unique strengths it brings to business growth.

Most business owners work harder, sell more, and still wonder where the profit went. In this episode of Speak Your Own Business, Kiana Douglin speaks with Steve Jones, author of Turning on Your P.R.O.F.I.T.S. Tap and founder of Skills for Business Training, about why chasing more sales without the right systems is one of the most common and costly mistakes in business today.

Steve draws on decades of real-world experience, including scaling Fitness First from a small South Coast operation to the largest health club chain in the world in just seven years. Now he works with hundreds of businesses helping them build the systems that actually turn growth into sustainable profit.

In this episode:

• Why profit is a system, not an outcome
• The clarity and alignment gaps quietly costing your business money
• What "leaking profit" looks like, and the warning signs to watch for
• The P.R.O.F.I.T.S. framework: strategy, leadership, and financial performance connected
• How to move from reactive firefighting to proactive profit planning
• What a deliberate, repeatable profit process actually looks like

If your revenue is growing but the numbers don't reflect your effort, this episode is for you.

Turning on Your P.R.O.F.I.T.S. Tap by Steve Jones is available now.

Speak Your Own Business is brought to you by Plenty of Stuff Studio, a Hampshire digital marketing agency helping businesses find their voice and grow with purpose. New episodes every month.

Some conversations are too important to only hear once.

This is a special release in support of Mental Health Awareness Week 2026.

Originally recorded and published in 2025 as part of our Mental Health Awareness Month campaign, this conversation between Louisa "Wizzi" Magnussen, Founder of Minds Anonymous, and Kiana Douglin, Director of Plenty of Stuff Studio, is as vital today as the day it was recorded. More so, perhaps.

What does it mean to carry the weight of an invisible illness to work with you every day?

How do you create psychological safety as a leader?

And what happens when two business owners stop performing fine and get honest about their own mental health, their own experiences, their own struggles?

That is exactly what happens here.

Because the conversations that do not happen enough deserve to be heard more than once.

Listen, share and take action 🫶

For the full video interview, please click here.