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In this episode, we interview Founder of coffee brand, Brimm and content creator Gabbi Deiuliis @gabbidei. Gabbi started filming and sharing online while she was studying engineering, which fast grew into a digital career. She has also built Brimm, a specialty coffee brand that she now runs. In this conversation, we talk about how she made this transition into working for herself and some of the lessons she’s learnt from starting a business. She also shares some tips on growing in the somewhat oversaturated digital world and her thoughts on just starting where you are at. You can follow Gabbi @gabbicows on Tik Tok or @brimm_co.

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In this episode, our host Bronte reads listener Q&As about what made them make the decision to start working for themselves. She also shares some key starting points when taking the leap.

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In this episode I interview Milly Rose Bannister, an award-winning founder, Gen Z specialist and creative director. Her personal and brand digital content reaches more than 5 million young Australians a year. 

She has pitched and delivered projects for the likes of Pinterest, TikTok, Frank Body, AFLW, Meta and lululemon. She also has a background and training in media, journalism, positive psychology and human research. 

In this interview, we chat about how she founded ‘ALLKND', a Gen Z-led charity training 1 million and 1 young Aussies in digital, peer-to-peer, mental health first aid, after moving home from the US. We also discuss how she grew a personal brand and her advice for founders, as well as sharing a new announcement about a new initiative helping connect Australians. Follow Milly @millyrosebannister @weareallknd

Then follow us @howdoyouhustlepod and leave a five star review. Thank you for listening x

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Cartia Mallan is an Actress, Podcast host, Content creator and Creative founder who has grown a solid online community after she started on Youtube more than a decade ago. This How do you Hustle Highlight is a part of a catchup episode from last year.

Cartia has partnered with a variety of global brands with her online content, which connects with tens of thousands of people across multiple channels.

In this episode, we have a raw and candid chat with Cartia about where she sees herself going and how she manages working for herself.

Follow Cartia online @cartiamallan 

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In our latest episode we talk to Psychologist Bec McWilliam about the importance of recognising the early warning signs of burn out and tips for preventing burn out in your career. She also talks about signs associated with other underlying conditions such as ADHD and how society is not always set up to support our wellbeing.

This was such and important and insightful chat. To follow Bec go to @psychologistbec.

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In this episode we chat to the lovely Lu and Loz from Ready or Not Podcast. We talk all things returning to work after becoming a parent and the juggle many women face.

Lu and Loz have both worked in the creative industries and juggled busy lives as mothers of two little ones, making work, work. They bring perspectives of both corporate and freelance work as a mother. They started their podcast to be a community for other mothers to find a point of reference while navigating this massive life transition and feel a sense of community.

They both share the challenges and positives for this season of life and give really raw and hands on advice.

Listen to Ready or Not wherever you find your podcasts or follow @readyornot.pod on Social media.

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In our second interview with Liv Brown from Rattle Style we talk about the back to work transition after a baby and how to juggle all the different elements in your life in this season. Liv launched her business in her first postpartum period after her first baby and walks us through how she manages a business with two little ones and competing content, styling and event work.

If you enjoy this episode give us a five star rating or review whereever you find your podcasts, or follow us on socials.

To follow Liv go to @rattle_style.

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Ailie Way is a digital content creator based in New South Wales. Her career as a creator took off after the birth of her first child and she started posting on Tik Tok, where she grew a following posting her fashion wish-lists and day in the life’s. As a previous fashion business owner, her curated style and genuine nature has seen her work with a range of brands. In this episode, Ailie shares how she works across a number of different creative avenues from photoshoots, styling and creation, while juggling life as a mother. You can follow Ailie on Tik Tok @ailieinnit.

Follow us on Instagram @howdoyouhustlepod. And leave us a positive review wherever you listen to your podcasts.

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Catchup interview with Alison Rice on finding a purposeful career.

Give us a rating wherever you find your podcasts or find us online @howdoyouhustlepod.

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In this episode we are joined by Leah from Domenica Formulations to answer your marketing questions submitted through social media. Leah has a wealth of knowledge about launching a business and marketing and we share our advice for brand and business owners.

To follow Leah you can find her online and her website.

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In this episode, we take a deep dive into how to market your brand or business yourself starting from scratch. We provide the top tips and include where to invest your time and energy to boost your sales and brand awareness.

If you enjoyed this episode please share on Instagram or give us a five star rating or review wherever you listen to your podcasts.

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Tilly Oddy-Black is a comedy content creator, actress and writer. She has built more than a million followers and 1 billion views across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. Tilly is known for her array of online characters and sketches, and she also spent a year in New York honing her craft in acting and sketch comedy. She also studied at AFTRS and NIDA. She has collaborated with Netflix, Stan, Binge, ABC iView and Amazon Prime Video.

In this interview we delve into Tilly’s life before Tik Tok and how she creates her content. She also shares about her favourite characters and collaborations and her next plans. 

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This is a catchup highlight episode with Plant Mama. In this episode we talk to P Mami, also known as Jenna, who is the creative brains behind Plant Mama or Pasta Mama. She has worn many hats in her career working as a plant stylist, running a design and installation business, food styling and event business, and even worked as a PE teacher in her earlier career. She launched her business Plant Mama six years ago, combining plant design with interior styling.

She has built an engaged online community that has amassed a loyal following on her various social media accounts where she shares photography, art and accounts from her life and travels. 

Follow @plantmama_ or @pasta_mama_ or go to plantmama.com.au to find out more.

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In this highlight episode, we talk to Lillian Ahenken (aka Flex Mami). Flex is a social commentator, media influencer, brand consultant, TV presenter, podcaster, model, speaker, DJ, author, founder and CEO. Recognised internationally as a digital and cultural icon, she creates and facilitates challenging, nourishing conversations, cultivates communities and creates very good content.

With a platform focused on intention, and reprioritising people, Flex’s superpower is cultivating dialogue and encouraging her community to think critically about themselves and the world around them. 

Named Instagram Australia’s #YoungEntrepreneur 2020, Flex is the Founder and CEO of the conversation card game, ReFlex. Reflex has gone from one card game to ten and has since become the eCommerce store, Flex Factory. 

As mentioned in this throwback episode, Flex is author of The Success Experiment. To follow Flex on Instagram, her handle is @flex.mami. 

Cover image by photographer Yasmin Suteja.

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In this episode we chat to Author and Magnetic Mindset coach Amber Lyon. Born and raised in a small town in New Zealand, Amber now resides in New York City. Amber founded Modern Mind in 2018 as an online journal of ideas and reflections on how to show up in alignment with more joy, ease and opportunity. 

Her iconic ‘visual meditations’ of quotes have been shared by millions online and have seen her strong community blossum alongside it. She is currently in the process of releasing her first book, You are a Magnet to Australia, UK and USA audiences (with more countries soon to be added to the list). In this interview she shares how she found the process of penning her first book and the steps that led her to launching her own brand, following a previous career in modelling. 

Follow Amber's work for Modern Mind online at @modernmind___. To order her book on presale, go to the link in her bio. 

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In this episode, we chat to personal stylist and Rattle Style Founder Liv Brown. Rattle was created based on the idea that everyone deserves to express themselves authentically throughout every stage of life and was dreamt up in her 4th trimester of motherhood. In this chat, we discuss both of our recent pregnancy journey's and Liv shares how she got started on Rattle while juggling this. She also answers some listener questions and gives some staple fashion advice for founders, office girlies and mums.

After running her own brand previously, Liv navigated her new role in life, and found herself having conversations with other women, who collectively experienced a loss of identity or their sense of self. She believes we don't need to fit into any predetermined box when it comes to fashion and that everyone should feel empowered to dress how they want.

You can follow Liv on social media @rattle_style and give us a follow @howdoyouhustlepod. If you love this episode don't forget to give us a five star rating or review.

This podcast is sponsored by Better Help. To sign up or find out more go to www,betterhelp.com/hdyh.

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In this episode, we chat to the wonderful Maggie Zhou and she answers some of our listener questions on how to get started as a creative freelancer. Maggie is a

content creator, editor, writer and podcaster, as well as a speaker. She has worked with names such as Refinery29, Elle, Fashion Journal and The Guardian.

This year, she has gone out on her own working as a freelance journalist, whilst still doing social media work and her podcast, Culture Club. Maggie weaves her interest in sustainability, culture and fashion seamlessly through her work and content and is an absolute joy to follow. In this chat, we deep dive into all the juicy topics that come along with her industry and freelancing.

You can follow Maggie online @yemagz.

To follow us, you can find us online and don't forget to give us a five-star rating or review if you loved this episode.

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Cartia Mallan is an Actress, Podcast host, Content creator and Creative founder who has grown a solid online community after she started on Youtube more than a decade ago. 

She now works in London where she hosts the Common Chaos podcast with her friend and business Partner Ashton Wood, which unpacks their lives as creatives, exploring topics like mental health, business, relationships and spirituality with their guests. 

Cartia has partnered with a variety of global brands with her online content, which connects with tens of thousands of people across multiple channels.

In this episode, we have a raw and candid chat with Cartia about what's next in her career, where she sees herself going and how she manages working for herself and work-life balance. 

Follow Cartia online @cartiamallan or @_commonchaos.

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