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What I Wish I Knew Sooner is a podcast for the curious, the creative, and the entrepreneurial. Hosted by two friends figuring life out as they go, we explore the lessons we wish we’d learned earlier and the stories helping us grow now. Through honest conversations with founders, creatives, and community builders, we unpack identity, ambition, and the messy in-between of building a meaningful life.🎙 New episodes monthly 💬 Got a dilemma? Send it our way! 💛 Find us on socials @whatiwishiknewsoonerpod

Stephen Warner (youth pastor-turned-entrepreneur) sits down with successful business owners to hear the lessons and stories they wish they’d been told when they were kids.From early failures to surprise wins, these candid conversations give you a peek into the minds of geniuses – and the guidance you need to raise confident, financially literate, entrepreneurial kids!Connect with our team at hello@youngfounders.com.

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Welcome to the Wish I'd Known Then podcast. Join authors Jami Albright and Sara Rosett as they interview authors about lessons they've learned about writing and publishing.

In this episode of If I Had One WISH, Crystal and Lucy talk to Nicola Dibb, the inspirational co-founder of WISH (Women in Social Housing). They explore her experiences, career journey and the motivation which led to her to create a network for women working across the housing sector. Nicola shares the challenges she faced along the way; inspiring listeners with her dedication, enthusiasm and commitment – for work, for WISH and for doing the right thing.

Things I Wish I Knew: A Collection of Wisdom For Business Leaders, welcomes you to be a fly on the wall to honest, thought-provoking and often humorous conversations. Guests share their wisdom and insights gained through their professional experiences, and... things they WISH they knew along the way. Hosts, Noah Kaye and Twila Brown, provide hope and encouragement for business leaders through each conversation and interview, and NEVER take themselves too seriously!

This Podcast is a partnership between Monash Business School and Student Edge What I Wish I Knew about Studying Business is going to help you on your transition from high school to university. Each episode, Bryce and Alec will be speaking to one of Monash University's student ambassadors to understand how they navigated the transition, and most importantly, what advice they would pass onto future students of Monash Business School. From advice around study abroad programs, to taking up entrepreneurial units that will accelerate your career, Bryce and Alec uncover everything you Wish you Knew...

Have you ever found yourself Googling something after a client left a session? We all have. Stuff You Wish You Learned in Grad School aims to answer the Googlable questions we all have as both clinicians and private practice owners. Mental health care professionals know that after grad school our learning truly begins and never, ever ends. Together, let’s stay informed and up to date on anything and everything related to running a therapy practice. We go beyond theory and focus on what you need to know to be effective with clients and a solid private practice owner. This is a podcast for ...

Welcome to Teach, Coach, Mentor: the podcast about what it actually takes to reach people. We sit down with teachers, coaches, and mentors who are doing the work and we dig into their methods. How they teach so it lands. How they coach so it sticks. How they mentor so it matters. If you care about getting better at developing others — whether that's in a classroom, on a field, in a workplace, or across a lifetime — this show is for you. I'm your host, educator and coach, Mike Wish. Let's get after it.

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If you're into detailed and specific tactics for success in business & achieving wellness, and want to hear from someone who's seen and done a lot, you're in the right place! I wasn't born in this country, I didn't go to college, I've had to file for bankruptcy, hide from collectors, had my car repossessed, and my electricity shut off. I did a terrible job of managing work/life "balance" and prioritizing my needs. I've been the employer and the employee, done the firing and been fired… I am your friend that's done a lot, seen a lot, fucked up a lot, yet ultimately managed to achieve both ...