Kirsten shares how she went from broadcast journalist to podcasting business owner, building a business that lets her prioritise family time while still helping others share their stories.
With Rural Podcasting Co., Kirsten now guides others in sharing their own stories through personalised coaching programs. Whether it’s helping clients launch their first podcast or refining an existing one, Kirsten’s focus is on empowering her clients to confidently step into the role of podcast hosts and share their message with impact.
Here’s what went down:
How Kirsten transitioned from journalism to podcasting and what sparked the change.
The biggest mindset shift from employee to business owner and why it matters.
How Ducks on the Pond became the foundation for Rural Podcasting Co.
The systems and tools Kirsten uses to balance family life and business demands.
How Kirsten plans her week using colour-coded calendars, themed days, and systems to stay on top of business and family priorities.
Why flexibility matters to Kirsten as a mother and business owner.
How Kirsten uses deadlines as a tool to stay focused and productive without letting them create unnecessary pressure.
The challenges and excitement of scaling a service-based business.
The importance of trusting yourself when building a new business.
Plus, Kirsten shares an exclusive offer for listeners interested in sponsoring Ducks on the Pond. Mention this episode to receive 20% off sponsorship packages.
We also mentioned these people/things:
Martha’s HyperFocus Week services
Martha’s LinkedIn and Instagram
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