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Are you a new doula, lactation consultant, antenatal educator, or birth worker feeling stuck when it comes to getting clients? Or maybe youâve been in business for a while but bookings have slowed right down â and you're wondering what you're doing wrong.
In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, Niamh Cassidy â IBCLC, antenatal educator, and business coach for birth workers â shares the three most important actions you can take today to start building momentum and growing your client base. These are practical, low-barrier strategies that donât require a big budget, a slick website or thousands of followers.
You'll learn:
Why networking (without the ick!) is your secret superpowerHow to use your existing connections to spark referralsSimple tips to help you show up consistently on social media without getting stuck in perfectionismWhat kind of content actually helps build trust and attracts your ideal clientsThe real reason most birth workers get stuck â and how to avoid that trapWhether youâre brand new or trying to revive a quiet season in your business, this episode is full of gentle but effective encouragement to help you get visible and stay in motion.
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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Are you struggling to turn your passion into a profitable business? Youâre not alone! In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, I sit down with Rachel Smith, founder of the Get More Clients Academy and a transformational business coach helping female entrepreneurs scale to consistent ÂŁ5K months.
Rachel shares her journey from traditional employment to building a flexible, fulfilling business after becoming a parent. We dive into the mindset shifts, strategies, and practical steps birthworkers need to move from inconsistent income to a sustainable, thriving business.
đš The common mistakes that keep birthworkers stuck at 1-2K months
đš Why passion alone isnât enoughâand what to do about it
đš The key business foundations that create consistent income
đš How to balance meaningful work with financial sustainabilityIf youâve ever wondered, âWhy arenât more people booking my services?â or âHow do I make my business work for me?ââthis episode is a must-listen!
đ˘ DM us on Instagram (@preg_and_postnatal_collective) and let us know your biggest takeaway!
Want Rachels 5K Roadmap? Get is for free here
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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Do you ever feel like time just slips away? Do tasks take far longer than you expected, leaving you overwhelmed and behind schedule? Youâre not alone! In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, I dive into the struggle of time blindnessâa common challenge for birthworkers, business owners, and anyone juggling multiple responsibilities.
I share my personal experiences with underestimating time, including a major wake-up call when I took back full control of editing this podcast. Iâll walk you through the eye-opening strategies Iâve developed to manage time more effectively, plan my week with more accuracy, and stop feeling constantly behind.
If you struggle with time management, this episode is packed with practical tips to help you structure your workdays, avoid overload, and feel more in control of your schedule.
What Youâll Learn in This Episode:
Tracking your tasks in real timeWeekly and daily planning with buffer timeThe âthree tasks per dayâ rule to avoid overloadBreaking tasks into clear, manageable stepsA simple action plan to help you take control of your time today
âď¸ What time blindness is and how it affects your productivity
âď¸ Why birthworkers (especially those with ADHD or in perimenopause) may struggle with it
âď¸ My personal experience with underestimating time and the impact it had on my work
âď¸ Key strategies to improve time management, including:Resources & Next Steps:
đš Get on the waitlist for The NEST programme if you want to improve your productivity and run your business more efficiently: HERE
đš Connect with me on Instagram: @preg_and_postnatal_collective â DM me or tag me in your stories if you're implementing these strategies!
đš Subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode. If you found this helpful, Iâd love for you to leave a reviewâit helps others find the show too!Next Episode Preview:
We have an exciting guest episode coming up that I know youâre going to love! Stay tuned and make sure youâre subscribed so you donât miss it.The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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If youâve ever felt stuck in your birthwork businessâstruggling with time, self-belief, or money mindset blocksâthis episode is for you! I'm joined by self-belief business coach Vicky Shilling, author of Just Start Now, to dive deep into the mindset shifts that truly move the needle in your business.
Weâre covering:
â Why strategy alone isnât enoughâyour mindset needs to come first
â The hidden protective beliefs keeping you from success (and how to reframe them)
â How to overcome the two biggest mindset blocks: time and money
â Practical ways to shift self-doubt and finally take bold action in your businessđ If youâve been holding yourself back, this episode is your permission slip to step up and grow.
đ Links & Resources:
đ Just Start Now by Vicky Shilling
đ§ Freebie: Paralysis to Progress - Identify & shift limiting beliefs
đ Find Vicky at vickyshilling.comđĽ Loved this episode? Tag me @preg_and_postnatal_collective on Instagram and share your biggest takeaway!
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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Wowâthis is a BIG milestone! In this special 50th episode, Iâm reflecting on the journey of this podcast, from a spontaneous idea to a thriving resource for birth and postpartum workers. Did you know that less than 50% of podcasts make it past episode 10 and only 8.5% reach episode 50? So, this is truly something to celebrate! đĽł
What Youâll Hear in This Episode:
⨠A look back at how the podcast started and how it has evolved
⨠Why I created this podcast specifically for birth and postpartum professionals
⨠The challenges Iâve seen in our industry and how this podcast helps you build a sustainable business
⨠My favourite episodes and guest conversations so far (hint: community over competition & mindset deep dives!)
⨠Exciting award nominations (including a HUGE one for supporting breastfeeding professionals!)
⨠A sneak peek at something NEW coming soon for The Collective đLinks & Resources Mentioned:
đ Join my Facebook group for free business support
Community Over Competition with Fiona Rea Self-Compassion, Shame & Sustainable Business with Dr. Jenny Turner
đ Submit your business & mindset questions for the live Q&As â DM me on Instagram: @preg_and_postnatal_collective
đ Listen to some of my favourite past episodes:đĄ How You Can Support the Podcast:
To celebrate this 50th Episode I would LOVE if you could leave a review on Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen). Your support helps this podcast reach more birthworkers who need it.Letâs celebrate togetherâthank you for being part of this journey! đ
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Jenny Turner, a clinical psychologist and founder of Mind Body Soul Psychology. Jenny shares her journey from working in the NHS to starting her private practice, how she overcame fears around running a business, and the role of self-compassion in preventing burnout.
We dive deep into the emotional challenges birthworkers face, from perfectionism and imposter syndrome to shame and unworthiness, and explore how to build resilience while growing a sustainable business.
đš In This Episode, We Discuss:
âď¸ Jennyâs path from NHS psychologist to private practice
âď¸ The fears and mindset blocks that hold people back from starting their own business
âď¸ Why burnout is so common in caring professions and how to prevent it
âď¸ The power of self-compassion in business and personal growth
âď¸ Understanding shame, comparison, and perfectionism in birthwork
âď¸ Practical strategies to shift from self-criticism to self-care⨠Key Takeaways:
Burnout often follows birthworkers from salaried roles into self-employment. Learning to set boundaries and prioritise self-care is crucial.Self-compassion isnât about adding more to your to-do listâitâs about how you speak to yourself and the kindness you allow.Recognising and addressing shame is a game-changer in building confidence and resilience as a business owner.Even small shifts, like staying mindful of your basic needs (sleep, hydration, light), can have a profound impact on your well-being.đ Connect with Dr. Jenny Turner:
đ¸ Instagram: @DrJennyPsychologist
đ Substack: Mind Body Soul Psychology
đ Website: mindbodysoulpsychology.co.ukđ§ Listen & Subscribe:
Make sure to subscribe to The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast for more conversations on mindset, business, and sustainability in birthwork. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a reviewâit helps more birthworkers find this support!đŹ Join the Conversation:
What part of this discussion resonated most with you? Send me a DM on Instagram or share your thoughts in our Facebook group!The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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Are you afraid of putting yourself out there? Whether you're a brand-new birth worker or have been in the industry for years, visibility can feel terrifying. In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, I tackle the fear of being seen, particularly on social media, and how it might be holding you back from growing your birthwork or postnatal business.
I share my own struggles with visibility, the mindset shifts that helped me overcome my fears, and practical steps you can take to start showing up with confidence. We cover common fears like imposter syndrome, fear of judgment, and perfectionismâand how to move past them.
By the end of this episode, you'll have a clear, actionable challenge to help you take small but powerful steps toward being more visible. Letâs get you out there, connecting with your ideal clients and growing your business!
What Youâll Learn in This Episode:
âď¸ Why so many birthworkers struggle with visibility (and why itâs totally normal!)
âď¸ How fear of judgment, imposter syndrome, and perfectionism might be holding you back
âď¸Why visibility is crucial for attracting clients and growing your business
âď¸ How to reframe social media marketing as connection, not performance
âď¸ Practical steps to start overcoming fear and showing up with confidence
âď¸ A simple visibility challenge to get you started today
Resources & Links:
âĄď¸ Grab my FREE social media guide for birthworkers: HERE
âĄď¸ Connect with me on Instagram: @preg_and_postnatal_collective
âĄď¸ Want high touch personalised support? Check out The NEST programme: HERE
Join the Conversation: Whatâs your visibility challenge? DM me on Instagram and let me knowâIâd love to cheer you on! If this episode resonated with you, donât forget to share it with your fellow birthworkers. And if you enjoyed the episode, please leave a reviewâit helps more birthworkers find this podcast and build their dream businesses!
Subscribe & Review: If you loved this episode, make sure youâre subscribed so you never miss an episode! And if you have a moment, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts/Spotifyâyour support helps this podcast reach more amazing birthworkers like you.
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, I chat with Katy Bolton, host of The Mother Gaia Birthy Pod, about her journey into podcasting. Katy shares how her personal birth experiences led her to birth work, why she started her podcast, and how she manages podcasting alongside her business and family life. If you've ever thought about starting a podcast but felt overwhelmed by the tech or the process, this episode will give you insight, encouragement, and practical tips!
What We Cover in This Episode:
âď¸ Katyâs journey from holistic therapist to doula and podcaster
âď¸ How her personal birth experiences shaped her work
âď¸ The surprising way she launched The Mother Gaia Birthy Pod
âď¸ What tools she uses to record and edit her episodes
âď¸ How podcasting has impacted her birth work business
âď¸ Tips for birth workers considering starting a podcastKatyâs Top Advice for Aspiring Podcasters:
đĄ Guest on other podcasts first to get a feel for it
đĄ Donât stress about the techâjust start and learn as you go
đĄ Donât get caught up in listener numbersâit takes time to grow
đĄ Use your podcast as a resource for your clientsConnect with Katy:
đ§ Listen to The Mother Gaia Birthy Pod â mother-gaia.co.uk
đ Find her on Spotify & YouTubeAbout Katy Bolton
Katy Bolton is a doula, holistic therapist, and passionate advocate for women's rights and birth rights. Her mission is to empower birthing women to create transformative birth experiences through education, doula support, and compassionate guidance. In addition to working directly with families, Katy is involved in larger-scale birth advocacy and education, contributing to local NHS trusts on the importance of doulas in maternity care and participating in the National Birth Trauma Inquiry. Through her podcast and activism, she is dedicated to ensuring that women have access to the information and support they need to navigate pregnancy, birth, and postpartum with confidence.Like this episode?
⨠Subscribe to The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast
⨠Leave a review & share with fellow birth workers
⨠Follow me on Instagram for more tips: @preg_and_postnatal_collectiveThe Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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Volunteering can be an incredibly rewarding experience, but when youâre also running a businessâespecially as a womanâitâs not always easy to find the balance. In this episode, Iâm sharing my honest take on navigating the complexities of volunteering while maintaining your business, mental health, and financial stability.
Iâll open up about my own experiences with volunteering (the good, the bad, and the lessons learned), how to set boundaries that protect your time and energy, and why financial empowerment is key to giving back sustainably. Weâll also chat about why itâs perfectly fine to prioritise yourself and your businessâeven if it means saying ânoâ sometimes.
This episode is all about removing the guilt, finding joy in volunteering again, and recognising that itâs okay to also benefit from the work you do.
What Youâll Learn in This Episode:
How to clearly communicate expectations when volunteering.Why so many women feel guilty about charging for their servicesâand how to shift that mindset.Why volunteering should never come at the expense of your well-being.The importance of setting boundaries (and sticking to them).How financial security can actually enhance your ability to volunteer.Why itâs okay to say no (even when itâs hard).How to enjoy volunteering againâand the difference it can make in your engagement.Sound Bites Youâll Love:
đŹ âDonât say yes when you want to say no.â
đŹ âYou can benefit from volunteering tooâand thatâs okay.â
đŹ âI started to enjoy volunteering again when I let go of the guilt.âTake a Listen:
Whether youâre a birth worker who loves volunteering but struggles to find the time or youâre feeling a little burnt out and unsure how to move forward, this episode will help you prioritise yourself while still giving back in a way that feels aligned and joyful.đ Let me know what resonates most with you by tagging me on Instagram @preg_and_postnatal_collective âI love hearing your thoughts!
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, Niamh Cassidy chats with Globebaby Doula Lorraine Lozano, a full-spectrum doula, about the often-overlooked importance of self-care and reflection for birth workers. Lorraine opens up about her journey into the world of doula work, the challenges she has facedâincluding burnoutâand how prioritising her own well-being transformed her practice.
Together, Niamh and Lorraine explore practical strategies for self-care, the value of emotional support, and why collaboration over competition is the key to building a thriving and harmonious birth community. From running as a form of self-care to travelling to gain fresh perspectives, Lorraine shares actionable tips for maintaining mental health and emotional balance in this demanding but rewarding field.
What You'll Learn in This Episode:
Why self-reflection is vital for both personal and professional growth.Essential self-care practices to prevent burnout and improve well-being.The power of building a supportive network of peers in the birthwork community.How collaboration enhances the community and eliminates the fear of competition.Lorraineâs favourite self-care tools, including running and travelling.The importance of setting boundaries in client relationships to maintain emotional health.How prioritising self-care ultimately benefits your clients and your practice.Whether you're a seasoned birth worker or just starting out, this episode will inspire you to prioritise your own care as much as you care for others.
Resources and Mentions:
Connect with Lorraine LozanoWebsiteInstagramFor more support and resources, join the Entrepreneurs Collective Facebook GroupFollow Niamh on Instagram for more birthworker tipsSubscribe & Review:
Enjoyed this episode? Donât forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with fellow birth workers. Your support helps us continue to bring you valuable content to grow your business and enhance your well-being.The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this powerful episode, Ros Drake opens up about her 25-year journey as a chiropractor, her experiences with pregnancy and childbirth, and the insights she's gained along the way. From the challenges of her first birth to the healing experience of her second, Ros shares how these moments shaped her passion for maternal health. She highlights the vital role of nutrition in postpartum recovery and introduces her new business, Mama's Golden Food, which focuses on providing nutrient-dense options for new mothers. Ros also reflects on the societal pressures placed on women, the importance of traditional postpartum care, and her ongoing mission to support mothers through education, nourishment, and community.
What Youâll Learn in This Episode:
Ros's inspiring career journey and passion for chiropractic care.How her personal birth experiences informed her approach to maternal health.The pivotal lessons learned from navigating the healthcare system as a mother.The role of proper nutrition in recovery and overall well-being for postpartum women.Insights into her business, Mama's Golden Food, and the challenges of creating a product line for mothers.The impact of COVID-19 on her work with pregnant clients.How Ros overcame personal loss and professional obstacles with resilience.Why traditional postpartum care and community support are crucial for mothers.Why You Should Listen:
This episode is packed with insights, inspiration, and practical advice for anyone passionate about maternal health, postpartum care, and the importance of community support. Rosâs journey is a testament to the strength and resilience of mothers and the life-changing power of following your intuition.Follow Ros below
https://www.instagram.com/drake_chiropractic/
https://www.instagram.com/mamas_golden_food/The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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Welcome to the Pregnancy and Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, hosted by Niamh Cassidy. In this episode, we dive into one of the most transformative lessons from The NEST Programme: Mastering Your Mindset.
What We Cover in This Episode:
Why mindset matters: Tackling mindset blocks is the foundation for business growth. Without this work, strategies like pricing or marketing often hit a wall.Temporary Thought Patterns (TTPs): Learn how to identify and challenge fleeting, negative thoughts that can derail your confidence, such as imposter syndrome and self-doubt.Real-life breakthroughs: Hear inspiring stories from NEST participants who overcame mindset blocks related to pricing, self-worth, and transitioning from volunteer to professional roles.Practical mindset exercises: Join Niamh in uncovering your core positive beliefs and challenging limiting beliefs that might be holding you back.Key Takeaways:
Mindset work starts here: Identifying and addressing temporary thought patterns is essential to building sustainable, thriving businesses.Positive reframing: Learn how to reframe limiting beliefs like "I can't charge for this" or "I don't have time" into empowering statements that support growth.The power of visualisation: Niamh guides listeners through a short, impactful visualisation to imagine their future success and reflect on what steps they need to take.Episode Highlights:
Stories from participants who overcame pricing guilt and self-doubt to feel confident in charging for their services.Niamh shares her personal journey of balancing volunteer work with paid business efforts and the mindset shifts that helped her succeed.Exercises you can do now to identify both positive core beliefs and limiting beliefsâand how to flip the latter into supportive thoughts.Links and Resources:
Follow Amy Crumpton (@your.mamaera) for updates on her new baby journey.Join The NEST Programme waitlist to dive deeper into mindset work and business strategies tailored for birthworkers. Learn More Here.Get Involved:
We love hearing from our listeners! Share your mindset breakthroughs or struggles by tagging Niamh on Instagram @preg_and_postnatal_collective.
If you found this episode helpful, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your birthwork community.
Letâs build thriving, heart-led businesses together!
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode, Iâm chatting about why traditional New Yearâs resolutions often fall flat and sharing a fresh perspective for approaching 2025. Instead of vague, uninspiring goals, Iâm diving into the power of setting clear intentions that truly connect with what drives you.
Why resolutions fail (hint: itâs not youâitâs them).How connecting your goals to your âwhyâ makes all the difference.The magic of focusing on how you want to feel instead of what you should do.Why breaking your big goals into bite-sized steps leads to bigger wins.The role of support and accountability in sticking with your plans.How reflecting on the past can help you shape a better future.Systems, routines, and why theyâre your secret weapon for achieving goals.Why visualising success isnât just fluffâitâs a powerful motivator.
Iâll let you in on a bit of my own journeyâhow understanding the âwhyâ behind my goals completely transformed the way I approach them. Plus, Iâll guide you through reflecting on the past year so you can create a plan thatâs not only actionable but also aligned with your values and vision for the future.
By the end of this episode, youâll be ready to start the year with a sense of purpose, a clear direction, and maybe even a little excitement about whatâs possible when youâre intentional.
Hereâs what Iâm covering today:If youâre ready to say goodbye to the same old resolutions and start the year with clear, meaningful intentions, this episode is for you. Letâs do this together!
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode, Niamh, a antenatl educator, IBCLC and business coach, reflects on the lessons learned from the past year, emphasizing the importance of personal growth, health, and planning. She shares her journey of overcoming challenges, prioritizing well-being, and the significance of making time for what truly matters in life. Niamh encourages listeners to reflect on their own experiences and commitments as they step into the new year, highlighting that progress is more important than perfection.
Last year was full of growth and significant challenges.We can't always control what happens, but we can choose our response.Investing in health is crucial for overall well-being.Scheduling time for loved ones is non-negotiable.Planning helps to stay on track amidst life's challenges.Reflection is essential for personal and professional growth.It's important to honour commitments made to oneself.Health impacts patience, creativity, and resilience.Taking stock of wins and challenges is transformative.Showing up for ourselves is key to success.
TakeawaysMentioned in the episode: Reflect & Reset: Your Birthwork Business Year in Review
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode, Niamh Cassidy discusses the concept of the 'golden thread' in birth work businesses, emphasizing the importance of uncovering unique qualities, understanding personal motivations, defining ideal clients, and crafting clear messaging. She encourages listeners to reflect on their unique attributes and how these can be woven into their business practices to create a meaningful connection with clients.
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode of The Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast, Iâm diving into something game-changing for your businessâhow to use AI tools like ChatGPT. Now, before you roll your eyes and think, âBut Iâm in a people-focused business!ââhear me out. ChatGPT isnât here to replace your voice or expertise; itâs here to support and amplify it.
Iâll walk you through how to train ChatGPT to reflect your style and personality, so it feels like an extension of you. Weâll also cover crafting prompts that actually work, using AI ethically, and avoiding some common pitfalls like losing your voice or, worse, breaching client confidentiality.
This episode is packed with actionable tips that will help you maximise the benefits of AI in your content creation and business growthâwithout compromising your integrity or values.
Hereâs what youâll learn:
How AI tools like ChatGPT can make creating content faster and easier.Why your unique voice is non-negotiable and how to keep it intact.The simple process of âtrainingâ ChatGPT to understand your business.Why clear and specific prompts are the secret to getting great results.The importance of fact-checking everything ChatGPT gives you.How AI can help you stay on top of trends in the birthwork industry.The golden rule: Protecting client privacy when using AI.Why AI should enhance your expertiseânot replace it.The value of experimenting with prompts to find what works best for you.How to stay ethical and client-centred when using AI tools.If youâve been curious (or cautious) about integrating AI into your work, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to give it a go. Ready to take your business to the next level while staying true to yourself? Letâs do this!
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode Niamh brings you through a guided visualization exercise designed to help you envision your future success and the thriving birth or postpartum business you aspire to create. Through deep breathing and imaginative exercises, just like we do with our pregnant clients, you are encouraged to connect with your goals, values, and the legacy you wish to build!
Mentioned: The NEST ProgrammeThe Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode, I sit down with Business and Mindset Coach, Amy Crumpton, to explore how birthworkers can safeguard their businesses and income while preparing for maternity leave. Amy has over seven years of experience working with thousands of clients, generating 7-figures in revenue. She recently pivoted her business to help women strategically âbaby proofâ their businesses, enabling them to take extended maternity leave without the stress of financial instability.
We chat about practical strategies to ensure your income continues to flow, how to set up support systems, and the mindset shifts needed to feel confident taking time off. Whether you're already pregnant, planning a pregnancy, or want to future-proof your business, this episode is packed with actionable tips you donât want to miss.
Guest Bio:
Amy Crumpton has been featured in major publications such as the Daily Mail, Marie Claire, and Business Leader. Sheâs also shared her expertise on BBC Radio and Channel 5. After 2.5 years of travelling abroad, Amy is back in the UK and is preparing for her next exciting journeyâmotherhood, as she expects her first baby boy in January.Follow Amy:
IG: @your.mamaera
IG: @socialcactuscoachingTune in now and learn how to safeguard your business during one of lifeâs biggest transitions!
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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Welcome back to the Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective podcast! After a summer break, your host Niamh Cassidy is back and ready to dive into some seriously game-changing advice for birthworkers.
Episode Highlights:
Today, Niamh reflects on what she would do differently if she were starting her birthwork business from scratch. Whether you're just launching or need a fresh perspective, these insights are a must-hear.
Sheâll be covering three pivotal things that could make all the difference for your businessâand spoiler alertâthey're things most birthworkers overlook!
Why You Need to Listen:
Struggling to balance passion with running a business? Niamh has some practical tips that will change how you approach your work.Unsure who your real ideal client is? Youâll learn how to attract the people you actually want to work with.Afraid of showing up on social media? Niamh shares her own experience and how to break through that fear.Mentioned in this Episode:
The Nest Programme â A supportive group mundset & business coaching programme for birthworkers looking to grow their business.1:1 Coaching with Niamh â Tailored business guidance for birth and postpartum professionals.Connect with Niamh:
InstagramWebsiteThis episode is full of insights that could transform your approach to your business, so make sure to tune in and take notes! Donât forget to share and tag Niamh on social media to continue the conversation. You wonât want to miss this one!
The Birth Workerâs Easy Content Plan â is a free resource I created for birth workers like you who want to grow their business without the faff of wondering what to post, getting stuck staring at a blank screen, or spending hours on content that leads nowhere. Get it here
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In this episode I chat with Emma Benyon about that often controversial topic of 'self care and what is it anyway? And what does is mean as a birth or postnatal worker? How can we make sure our tanks are full so we can continue to give to clients? And how do we even fit it in!? Emma breaks it all down for us and gives easy practical tools you can implement today.
Emma Benyon is a self-care and motherhood coach and educator, supporting busy mums who are juggling the school run with a job and building a business with the tools to be less overwhelmed and have more balance, energy and clarity.Emma is mum to a six year old and a qualified NLP, mBIT and Practical Magic Coach and full time post 16 educator. She is the editor of Positive Wellbeing Zine for Mums and host of the Self Care and Motherhood Edit podcast. Her passion is to support busy mums to have more time and energy for the all the things they enjoy and to have the tools to support and nurture themselves.
Website - Emmabenyoncoaching.co.ukInstagram - @emmabenyon.coach
Facebook - @emmabenyon.coach
Podcast - Self Care and Motherhood Edit
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