If you want to be bolder to stand out in the crowd, then this podcast is for you!! Every week I’ll share all things building a bold Business & Brand, learning to nail your Marketing & Sales and getting out of your own way - yep we talk mindset too. I’m your host Suz Chadwick, business & mindset coach to female lead small business owners, author, speaker and your new business bestie! If you want more help to build your business then check out our freebies at www.suzchadwick.com/freebies or signature group coaching program the Bold Business Academy at www.suzchadwick.com/bba
Let's talk about the three core things I see behind almost every client problem I coach. By the end, you’ll know what to refine so you attract the clients you want, speak directly to the right person and have a system that brings clients in.
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I share the one thought that holds experienced business owners back from showing up: “They’ve heard this before.” I walk you through why repeating yourself works, how to say the same thing in fresh ways, and a simple thought audit to get you creating again.
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I share revenue stacking, the idea I created 10 years ago for earning in multiple ways from your thought leadership. I walk you through how my first coaching offer grew into workshops, a book, Brand Builders Academy and retreats, then give you five income streams to consider.
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I share my free revenue generation roulette wheel with 32 actions you can do in under 30 minutes to bring in leads, clients and sales. I walk you through the core six I think you should run every week and month, plus ideas for email, partnerships, offers and LinkedIn.
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I sit down with Shelley Janes, who holds a master’s in psychology and has 20 years in sales. She breaks down why people scroll your content, love it and still don’t buy. We also cover how to run a discovery call that feels like a chat, and how to follow up without feeling pushy.
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I share why a long to-do list leaves you overwhelmed, and the five habits I teach my clients to save hours, get more done and focus on the work that matters.
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I share why your best content gets scrolled past by the clients you want, and how to fix it by going back to basics. You’ll learn how to map every step between where your client is now and where you are, and how to turn those steps into content that keeps people following you.
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I share 10 things you can do to build a confidently bold personal brand and attract the clients you want, especially if you feel like you’re posting and creating but nothing is landing. I also share what I’d do differently if you hear this and still don’t act on it.
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I share how I built my coaching business on the side while I was still in corporate, and the three steps you can follow whether you’re employed, on a break or running a creative business and ready to get off the tools. You’ll hear how a dining room table and a glass of wine turned into my coaching business.
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Ever watch other women show up online and wonder how they do it? I share how I coach women to communicate with more confidence on video, audio and in writing. You’ll leave with four practical steps you can start today.
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What if the hard things in your business felt lighter before you even started? Suz shares the thinking she’s used to make big leaps, from moving to London at 22 to speaking on a TEDx stage. She gives you a thought audit you can run today.
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You’ve got leads, but you’re not sure what to market or how to turn them into clients. Suz shares the four actions she runs every month so you always know what you’re doing and when.
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Waiting for clarity? Stop. I walk you through the five-step challenge I’m using right now to test what works, build skills and attract the right opportunities. I’m 30 days plus into a daily YouTube experiment, and I share exactly how I run it.
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You can fix everyone else’s brand, then go blank on your own. Suz explains why it’s so hard to read the label when you’re inside the jar, and how to become your own client so you can market your own business with a system, not guesswork.
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I quit YouTube years ago over a DSLR and a slow upload. This month I’m committing to creating more, and I’m sharing the exact system I’m using to make it easy. If you want to show up more online without the overwhelm, this one’s for you.
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Everyone says build a personal brand. Nobody explains how. Suz breaks it into four layers you can start sharing this week, using the knowledge, stories and opinions you already have.
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Let's be honest, social media feels like a sea of sameness, and you're probably bored of your own content too. Today' I'm sharing three ways to bring the joy, the personality and the weird back, so you create content you actually want to make.
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Yapping videos. AI carousels. The same content over and over. I recently fell into what I call the pit of boring despair with my own short-form content, and this episode is the way out. Three things to bring back the personality, the fun and the you factor, so creating stops feeling like a box to tick.
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Lisa Messenger is back for second time on the podcast. In this one we skip the origin story and go straight to where she is now: no staff, new revenue streams, two books, a baby on the way and a completely reimagined Collective.
Lisa says she's become a beginner again at four things in three years. Motherhood, AI, fiction and retreats. None of them existed in her business before. We get into why she walked...
LinkedIn is not my platform, but it is where a lot of my clients are quietly winning work. So I brought in Abbey Naylor from Bold Mood, who helps women founders and creators get seen, known and paid on LinkedIn. We get into what's actually working in 2026, why your profile is holding you back, and how to go from lurker to visible without cringing.
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