Retail with bricks and mortar stores can still thrive with changing consumer habits and ability for us as buyers to source anywhere and everywhere.Liz Oldfield talks to Rachel Klaver about how Milly's Kitchen, a gorgeous and well known shop in

The Business of An Artistic Life - An interview with Evie Kemp

Dec 9th, 2019 25m 49s

Evie Kemp is a New Zealand based creative who's able to take her talents and apply them to a huge range of applications from prints, to interiors, fabric design, and productsHer style is big on colour and maximilism, creating a cacophony of st

You Need To Hear Her Roar - an Interview with Shelly Davies

Nov 28th, 2019 21m 14s

Superstar trainer in how to communicate like a real person (instead of creating emails using corporate speak), Ambassador in Badassery, Motivational powerhouse and straight shooter from way back - Shelly Davies is so worth listening to! Her sto

Helping Them Get On The Ladder - An interview with Campbell Hastie from Go2Guys

Sep 20th, 2019 25m 48s

Campbell decided to focus on helping first home buyers during the GFC, when people were struggling, losing jobs, and things looked dark. Was it a crazy move? Or completely the right one?Campbell is an amazing story teller, passionate about hel

Business Styled Hey Way - an interview with Stylist Caitlin Taylor

Sep 11th, 2019 24m 12s

Cait runs a successful personal styling company helping women feel better in the clothes they're in. With her fashion background, mixed with her down to earth style (and the fact she's living the realities of style vs life with two young childr

Finding Your Way with Rochelle Price

Aug 8th, 2019 24m 16s

Rochelle Price's mission is to help business owners and leaders find thier way to a fuller, more aligned life, through healing, training and support. Her move into this work was birthed into action when her Maori ancesters (and grandmother) gui

Sharing Aroha with the World - an Interview with Bex Lipp

Jul 25th, 2019 19m 13s

Bex adds joy, gratitude and a loving energy to everything she puts her hand to. Launching her own publishing company Wildling Books to publish the Picture book Aroha's Way, written for children and families needing help with managing anxiety is

Ahead of the Curve - an Interview with Caroline Marr, founder of The Carpenter's Daughter

Jul 15th, 2019 2m 8s

Caroline Marr launched The Carpenter's Daughter almost thirty years ago, when the idea of plus sized fashion was a rarity. Since then she built up a brand well loved by New Zealand size 14+ women. As it stayed fiercely NZ designed and made, Car

Making Life Count to Yourself - An interview with Tracey Hancock

Jun 22nd, 2019 25m 44s

Tracey Hancock was driven, hard working, highly focussed and ambitious in her career.And then she got sickReally sick.I'd still say Tracey is still incredibly focussed, and driven (and hard working) but that illness changed her trajectory an

Becoming Dr Rachel - Interview with Dr Rachel McInnes

Jun 5th, 2019 25m 45s

Leaving behind a successful career as an executive coach and group trainer, Rachel McInnes took time to gain a doctorate and study in an area that both fascinated her, and had relevance in her own life. She talks to Rachel Klaver about how com

Making The Time - Interview with Sarah Greener

May 26th, 2019 24m 37s

For many of us business owners, we feel we've never got quite enough time for things that count. Sarah Greener discovered that often that's because we're spending time on the things that don't align with our values. She made significant change