I'm Fine (but...)

In the ninth episode of I’M FINE (but…), Rose sits down with Amber Jay, a business mentor known as the Gutsy CEO, shares her journey from teaching to entrepreneurship, emphasising the importance of radical honesty, playful power and a strong mission driven approach to business. She discusses the impact of a viral Instagram reel, the challenges and opportunities it brought and provides valuable advice for aspiring business owners.Resources mentioned:BabyBeats Podcast Hub: www.babybeats.co.uk/podcastRose’s book I’m Fine: https://amzn.ed/d/hDotEzLLearn about BabyBeats: www.babybeats.co.ukContact Amber @lthegutsyceo on instagram Not sure where to start?If you’re questioning your next step in business, career or life, take our free Core Values course to uncover what truly matters to you and whether your work genuinely aligns with your values.Because building a business as a woman, especially as a mum should feel aligned, not exhausting.Start here:https://go-bodybeats.babybeats.co.uk/corevaluesSubscribe & ShareIf this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with a woman who needs permission to stop shrinking herself.This podcast is for mums who are working, women entrepreneurs and anyone building a business around family life so the more we share it, the more women we reach.Thank you for being part of this growing community of women redefining what success looks like.

In the eigth episode of I’M FINE (but…), Rose sits down with Krissie Monaghan, a business strategist, discusses her work in the children's activity space and the creation of the Class Business Awards. The awards aim to recognise and celebrate the impact of class business owners in local communities. Krissy shares insights on the awards application process, the importance of storytelling and the strategic planning involved in building a successful event. The awards event is scheduled for October 10th at the National Conference Centre in Birmingham, featuring a business breakfast and a black-tie evening event.Resources mentioned:BabyBeats Podcast Hub: www.babybeats.co.uk/podcastRose’s book I’m Fine: https://amzn.ed/d/hDotEzLLearn about BabyBeats: www.babybeats.co.ukContact Krissy @childrensactivitybusinessclub on instagram where she offers valuable content. You can apply for the awards at https://theclassbusinessacademy.comNot sure where to start?If you’re questioning your next step in business, career or life, take our free Core Values course to uncover what truly matters to you and whether your work genuinely aligns with your values.Because building a business as a woman, especially as a mum should feel aligned, not exhausting.Start here:https://go-bodybeats.babybeats.co.uk/corevaluesSubscribe & ShareIf this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with a woman who needs permission to stop shrinking herself.This podcast is for mums who are working, women entrepreneurs and anyone building a business around family life so the more we share it, the more women we reach.Thank you for being part of this growing community of women redefining what success looks like.

In the seventh episode of I’M FINE (but…), Rose sits down Sarie Taylor to delves into the transition from psychotherapy to a coaching for business, her personal experiences with anxiety, challenges of motherhood and mental health. Sarie talks about the discovery of a simpler approach to understanding human nature and the aha moment that led to a new perspective on mental well-being.Resources mentioned:BabyBeats Podcast Hub: www.babybeats.co.uk/podcastRose’s book I’m Fine: https://amzn.ed/d/hDotEzLLearn about BabyBeats: www.babybeats.co.ukContact Sarie @sarietaylorcoaching on instagram where she offers valuable content. You find lots of free resources also at www.unrestrictedbusiness.co.ukNot sure where to start?If you’re questioning your next step in business, career or life, take our free Core Values course to uncover what truly matters to you and whether your work genuinely aligns with your values.Because building a business as a woman, especially as a mum should feel aligned, not exhausting.Start here:https://go-bodybeats.babybeats.co.uk/corevaluesSubscribe & ShareIf this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with a woman who needs permission to stop shrinking herself.This podcast is for mums who are working, women entrepreneurs and anyone building a business around family life so the more we share it, the more women we reach.Thank you for being part of this growing community of women redefining what success looks like.

In the seventh episode of I’M FINE (but…), Rose sits down with Helen Gilles from Tots play and Founder of The Happier Franchisor as she shares her journey of Tots Play to the decision to franchise. They explore the challenges, impact and support in franchising, as well as the mental preparedness required for business ownership. This discussion also provides valuable advice for women entrepreneurs those considering scaling or franchising their business.Resources mentioned:BabyBeats Podcast Hub: www.babybeats.co.uk/podcastRose’s book I’m Fine: https://amzn.ed/d/hDotEzLLearn about BabyBeats: www.babybeats.co.ukContact Helen @totsplay and @thehappierfranchisor on instagram where she offers valuable content on building your businessNot sure where to start?If you’re questioning your next step in business, career or life, take our free Core Values course to uncover what truly matters to you and whether your work genuinely aligns with your values.Because building a business as a woman, especially as a mum should feel aligned, not exhausting.Start here:https://go-bodybeats.babybeats.co.uk/corevaluesSubscribe & ShareIf this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with a woman who needs permission to stop shrinking herself.This podcast is for mums who are working, women entrepreneurs and anyone building a business around family life so the more we share it, the more women we reach.Thank you for being part of this growing community of women redefining what success looks like.

In the sixth episode of I’M FINE (but…), Rose sits down with Nicole from Life with Alice and Charlotte covers the topics of motherhood, content creation, social media and the impact on children. Nicole shares her journey as a content creator and the challenges of balancing personal life with social media presence. She emphasises the importance of authenticity and setting boundaries in the digital space.Resources mentioned:BabyBeats Podcast Hub: www.babybeats.co.uk/podcastRose’s book I’m Fine: https://amzn.ed/d/hDotEzLLearn about BabyBeats: www.babybeats.co.ukFollow Nicolle @lifewithaliceandcharlotte on instagram where she offers candid content on motherhoodNot sure where to start?If you’re questioning your next step in business, career or life, take our free Core Values course to uncover what truly matters to you and whether your work genuinely aligns with your values.Because building a business as a woman, especially as a mum should feel aligned, not exhausting.Start here:https://go-bodybeats.babybeats.co.uk/corevaluesSubscribe & ShareIf this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with a woman who needs permission to stop shrinking herself.This podcast is for mums who are working, women entrepreneurs and anyone building a business around family life so the more we share it, the more women we reach.Thank you for being part of this growing community of women redefining what success looks like.