Gina Gardiner & Friends

Choose to live a free, fearless, powerful life! Everything starts with you. Let Gina show you how. For over thirty years Gina has worked with leaders and their teams from around the world, facilitating their growth and supporting their development of higher states of consciousness so that they make a positive impact and greater profitability within their personal life and within their business.

Gina Gardiner & Friends is a business podcast hosted by Gina Gardiner, with 537 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Gina Gardiner hosts Gina Gardiner & Friends, a business show with 537 episodes published.

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  Episode #135

  Gina Gardiner & Friends - Daniel Wood - Having The Wrong Mentor Can Be Costly - Having The Right Mentor Can Fix Things In 15 Minutes

  Oct 5, 20261 hourS3

  Daniel Wood , Connecting You to the World’s Most Trusted Mentors Daniel Wood is the co-founder of Swedish Wealth Institute and a seasoned entrepreneur who has helped thousands of people take control of their financial future. His mission is simple: to connect you with the world’s top wealth creators and give you the tools to apply their lessons in your own life. Built multiple successful businesses across Europe. Partnered with global experts like Brian Tracy. Dedicated to teaching actionable strategies for financial freedom.

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  Episode #134

  Gina Gardiner & Friends - Georgie Moseley-Channelling Resilience & Purpose From Tragedy

  Sep 30, 20261 hourS3

  Georgie Moseley is the founder of Help Harry Help Others, a charity that helps adults, children and their families who are affected by cancer. They try to be there every step of the way, to make a difference in any way they can and ultimately to help find a cure. Georgie Moseley is Harry’s mum and she is very proud to carry on the work he started before he died in October 2011. Website: https://hhho.org.uk

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  Episode #133

  Gina Gardiner & Friends with Amy Wenslow

  Sep 29, 202658 minS3

  Amy Wenslow Amy is a lifelong maker with a passion for bold ideas, beautiful design, and the real-world business it takes to bring products to life. Trained as a jewelry designer and goldsmith, she went on to lead product launches, manage high-volume manufacturing, and drive millions in sales across multiple industries. Equal parts creative and strategic, Amy brings her sharp eye, deep intuition, and decades of experience to every client project. Whether she's sketching concepts, fine-tuning pricing, or mapping out growth systems, she loves helping founders build businesses that matter. She holds a BFA in design and manufacturing, is certified in Management Development for Entrepreneurs through UCLA’s Anderson School of Business, and serves as an Alumni Ambassador for Goldman Sachs’ 10,000 Small Businesses Program. Off the clock, Amy’s likely exploring new cities, hiking a canyon trail, or hunting down the perfect shade of turquoise. Website: https://productstoprofits.com

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  Episode #132

  Gina Gardiner & Friends with Rushab Shah-The Paradine Shift - Tech is A Force For Good

  Sep 28, 202659 minS3

  Rushab Shah Co-Founder, CEO He built inclusive environments for children with disabilities and now we’re embedding this approach into OneHive’s learner success. rushab@onehive.ai Website: https://onehive.ai

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  Episode #131

  Gina Gardiner & Friends with Elisa Camahort on Your Brain is your Oldest Asset & Probably your least Examined

  Sep 23, 20261h 2mS3

  In this thought-provoking episode, Elisa Camahort explores how your brain is your oldest asset, but probably the one you examine the least. An entrepreneur, creator, and self-professed tinkerer, Elisa shares her peripatetic journey from aspiring actor to finance to tech to co-founding BlogHer, the women's media company that helped pioneer the creator economy. She reveals how learning to ask the right questions, interrogating your gut bias, and separating your core identity from your job title are foundational to navigating life's constant crossroads. Drawing from decades building teams and companies, Elisa explores how diversity of thought, complementary skills, and surrounding yourself with people different from you creates breakthrough solutions. She addresses the importance of using money as freedom rather than status, interrogating internal voices that mask bias, and recognizing that our perception becomes our reality. A must-listen for entrepreneurs, creators, anyone at a crossroads, those interested in AI for personal growth, people seeking to reclaim play and curiosity, and anyone wanting to understand how to build a life around what genuinely excites them rather than external expectations.

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