Laura Phillips, also known as The Barley Moon, is an artist who is passionate about mindful doodling and the power of creativity to heal and transform. She has made mindful doodling accessible to everyone as a tool for relaxation, self-discovery, and inner peace. Laura has built meaningful connections with like-minded individuals in the creative field by getting involved in the local community and finding online communities.

She emphasizes the importance of listening to others and understanding their needs in order to create offerings that truly help and support them. Laura has collaborated with different groups and entrepreneurs, and she encourages others to put themselves out there and ask for collaborations. She has found support and growth in the MindBody Business community, where she has made connections and gained confidence in her business journey.

In this episode of the Marketing Mindset and Motherhood podcast, host Aisling Owens Nash interviews Danielle Serpico, bestselling author and founder of The Black Belt Academy. They discuss the importance of making meaningful connections, leaving a good first impression, and building and growing professional relationships. Danielle emphasizes the power of authenticity and vulnerability in creating lasting connections.

They also touch on the challenges introverts may face in networking and offer tips for navigating those situations. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the unexpected opportunities that can arise from networking and how MIB (Mums in Business International) has helped Danielle grow her business.

In this episode, host Ashton Gellans Nash interviews Melanie Boylan, a social media trainer and manager, about networking, professionalism, and building relationships. They discuss the importance of making meaningful connections, being relatable and personable, and sharing personal experiences to connect with others.

They also talk about leaving a lasting first impression, practicing good listening skills, and leveraging social media platforms for networking. Melanie emphasizes the need to prioritize tasks, manage time effectively, and simplify systems in both business and personal life.