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Kia ora and welcome to WĀ-HINE, a podcast celebrating wāhine in business who are carving their own path with intention, courage, and vision. This is a space for honest kōrero about building a business that reflects your identity, your values, and the legacy you’re creating. I’m your host, Sandra Julian, business coach, mentor, and wāhine Māori. In each episode, I sit down with wāhine entrepreneurs and leaders to explore the real stories behind their success - the lived experiences, cultural connections, and bold leadership that shape who they are in business and in life. Episodes drop every second Wednesday of the month. This isn’t hustle culture. This is wāhine legacy leadership.
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The biggest obstacle in business isn't always strategy… it's believing you're capable. When we start a business, it's easy to think success comes from having the perfect website, marketing plan, or business strategy. But
What happens when the strategy that built your success is the very thing that breaks you? For a long time, I thought I was doing what strong women do. You keep showing up. You keep delivering. You keep supporting the peo
How do you rebound from difficulties in your business? Setbacks, health struggles, financial fiascos. It’s a matter of “when,” not “if” you’ll be thrown some obstacles on your business journey. 🚧 And when that moment ar
Ever woke up in the morning and the idea of having to show up for your business fills you with dread? Zero energy, zero inspiration, zero passion. 😩 The realisation that the creeping sense of “meh” isn’t just fatigue, b
Is it actually a good idea to turn your personal challenges into a business opportunity… or is that just a romantic story we tell ourselves? 🤔 It’s a question that comes up regularly in my coaching business. During my r
This podcast episode is a bit special. 💛 Granted, it’s just me; no guest. But it’s also special in another way. Unlike what the title may suggest; it’s not a retrospective “here’s what I learned” piece followed by “and
Discover how to evolve from manager to leader, trust your team, and build a business that thrives without burning you out. Real insights on the podcast with Justine Parsons. How to Know If You Are a Manager or Leader in
Looking for ways to get more client referrals and grow your business without spending on ads? It’s possible! In this episode, Sonaya Williams shares proven strategies to build predictable referrals without paid ads, usin
Tania Niwa shows how to move between cultures without losing your identity. Through listening, storytelling, grounding, and authentic leadership, she bridges worlds while staying deeply connected to her Māori roots. This
Pounamu Skelton’s story is one of vision, resilience, and legacy. He uri o Taranaki Maunga, Te Atiawa, Taranaki Tuturu, and Ngāti Ruanui, Pounamu lives on her papakāinga in Onaero, a place her whānau have named Te Rau Or
This episode follows the real-life adventure of Charlotte and Natalie, co-founders of Pompom Events & Marketing 🎉. Dive into their journey as partners in business, full of ups, downs, and lots of laughs, to discover pra
Twenty something Ella Sargent from Manawa Māori and Multi Agency explains how Gen Z entrepreneurs are doing things differently and what we can learn from them. There’s a new kind of entrepreneur on the rise: one who does
In this episode, we delve into Lynda’s hard-learned lessons on how you can weather a downturn in business and come out stronger and better. When the economy dipped and customers disappeared, Lynda McGregor from the Littl
Nartarsha Navanaga-Bamblett built her business by honouring culture and identity in a Western-dominated space. Her story shows the power of representation and how to stay true to who you are in business. When you are a F
Welcome to WĀ-HINE , a podcast for wāhine in business 🌺. In Te Reo Māori, WĀ speaks to time, space, and presence ⏳. HINE honours the feminine essence. The wāhine who walk this path with strength, softness, and sovereign
This episode explores how to thrive in business when menopause hits by embracing physical & emotional changes, gaining knowledge, & redesigning your business & lifestyle to support long-term wellbeing. Let’s have a heart
If your workload is overflowing, your team is maxed out, and your pipeline’s heating up, it’s probably time to hire. With the right plan, it doesn’t have to be scary. You know that feeling. Business has been ramping up.
💰 Making money while you sleep sounds like the ultimate business dream, right?! We’ve all heard the success stories: people selling templates, courses, or e-books and supposedly raking in cash while they’re out surfing
Scaling your business isn’t about piling more onto your already full plate. It’s about stepping into your role as a leader; bringing in the right people and empowering them to take ownership. But making that shift? Easie
Karen King, founder of Gold Star Pro, shares her journey of building a business while embracing the digital nomad family lifestyle. Meet Karen King, the adventurous entrepreneur behind Gold Star Pro! An Aussie, a mum of
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