Rachael Finch is one of Australia’s most popular media personalities, capturing the hearts of the nation with her down-to-earth personality, natural beauty and enthusiasm for life. She is an advocate for leading a healthy and balanced lifestyle, and a bit of a poster girl for a wholesome and holistic life. She is a mum to gorgeous daughter Violet. And a super passionate and accomplished businesswoman with three businesses to her name and counting. There is little ground we didn’t cover in this episode. I hope you get as much energy out of listening to it as we did recording it. Through this episode you’ll be given a lot of tools to help you with:
- Self development
- Mindset
- Not giving up
- Alleviating Pressure on yourself
- The steps behind starting multiple brands from the ground up
- The importance of connections and conversations
- The importance of persistence and consistency
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