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The podcast for women who are building the businesses that will change their lives where we talk about what lights us up, what we want to burn to the ground, and how we plan to set the world alight as we pursue our true purpose.
Unknown Host hosts A Woman's Guide to Starting Fires.
In this inspiring interview, Nikki St Paul shares her journey from a 'good girl' conditioned by societal expectations to a bold business coach and event creator. Discover how she embraces risk, follows her joy, and inves
Rebecca shares her journey of starting her podcast, embracing imperfection, and learning through experimentation. She discusses how her approach to podcasting has evolved over a year, highlighting the importance of curio
In this conversation, Sam Chetwood shares her journey of founding CeCe & Me, a mobile children's shoe fitting service aimed at simplifying the shoe buying experience for parents. She discusses the challenges she faced in
In this episode, Rebecca Cracknell explores the nuanced relationship between visibility, vulnerability, and success in business. She sheds light on the underlying fears that hold women back from showing their authentic s
Emma shares her journey from starting a podcast during the pandemic to becoming a leadership and career coach specializing in menopause and midlife transitions. Discover insights on menopause in the workplace, personal g
In this episode, Rebecca Cracknell shares her honest and raw reflections on how she identified and corrected her content strategy to create more impact. She discusses the importance of intention, impact, and pushing beyo
In this engaging interview, Katie Elliott, known as HR Katie, shares her journey from recruitment to building a unique HR support business tailored for small businesses. Discover her innovative approach to HR, balancing
Discover how a four-day challenge helped women identify and break through mental barriers to achieve their biggest goals. In this episode, Rebecca Cracknell shares insights on common limiting beliefs and strategies to mo
Discover how horticultural therapy can transform emotional health, reduce stress, and foster connection - both with nature and within ourselves. Kendall Marie Platt shares her inspiring journey from forensic scientist to
In this episode, Rebecca Cracknell offers a powerful, actionable guide to challenging and rewriting limiting beliefs about yourself. Perfect for anyone looking to unlearn conditioned stories and step into a more empoweri
In this conversation, Tania Chakraborti discusses the importance of competitive positioning in service-based businesses, emphasizing the need to adopt a Blue Ocean strategy to create unique market opportunities. She high
In this episode, we explore the deep-seated conditioning and societal narratives that create internal resistance for women to pursue or accept having more in life—whether that's money, success, or freedom. Understanding
In this episode, Victoria shares her inspiring journey from wedding photographer to analog family photographer, and the role that motherhood played in all of that. This conversation emphasises the value of slow processes
This episode explores the deep-seated stories and conditioning that women who grew up in the 90s and early 2000s carry with them today. We delve into how cultural narratives around ambition, safety, and femininity shape
In this engaging conversation, Rebecca Cracknell interviews Betty Bhandari, a brand and wedding photographer, about her journey into photography. They discuss the importance of authenticity and intention in brand photogr
In this episode, Rebecca Cracknell delves into the frustration many feel when their ambitions and desires for change don't align with their current reality. She explores the concept of the "identity lag," where one's int
In this conversation, Becci McEvoy shares her journey from a high-pressure job to becoming a social media marketer focused on empowering women. She discusses the importance of simplifying social media marketing, setting
In this episode of "A Woman's Guide to Starting Fires," Rebecca Cracknell explores the narratives surrounding New Year's resolutions and the pressure on women to create change. She discusses the false binary of "New Year
In this conversation, Rebecca Cracknell interviews Candice, the founder of Mother Cuppa, a company that blends herbal teas to support women's hormone health. Candice shares her personal journey into tea blending, which b
In this episode, Rebecca Cracknell explores the concepts of overwhelm and underwhelm, particularly in the context of women's experiences in life and business. She discusses how feelings of overwhelm often mask a deeper s
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