Sometimes, no matter the extent of our enthusiasm, our past experiences can weigh upon the promise of the future and hold us back in the present.

It can be daunting to look at those who have achieved what we hope to in life and realise that they went to private school or got their foot on the professional ladder through the connections of their parents. When these privileges aren’t available to us, we can be left feeling powerless. Here’s how to turn things around!

In today’s game changing chat on The Game Changer Podcast, I spoke with the amazing Jessa Lewis of This Jessa Lewis. We had a really inspiring conversation about how she juggles being a mumpreneur, aka juggling her two children whilst working AND managing her side hustle.

We also talked about organic growth and strategy for side hustlers looking to grow online so be sure to listen to give this podcast a listen.

I’ve always been interested in the habits of successful women - I’ve researched a lot of my own mentors that I look up to and have collated some of the things that I’ve noticed successful women do and habits that they implement in their everyday lives.

There are a lot of habits to adopt to become successful but these are the ones that help them create success in both their professional and personal lives.

We are all living with so much stuff in our lives, not only in our houses but in our workspaces, in our cars, in our finances, in our relationships and in our minds.

We need to declutter and live more minimally and appreciate having more minimal space. ‘Nothing changes, if nothing changes’, read that quote again and you will quickly realise that if you do not make a change, your life will just continue to be one big mess.

Chani Thompson is an international speaker, blogger, inspiration coach and business mentor to women entrepreneurs in the wellness world from all around the globe.

What started out as a small passion project side hustle alongside her nursing career in 2014, Chani went on to create an online business which not only met but surpassed her full time wage as a nurse.

Feeling like an imposter or a fraud is something that plagues many successful people. In this video, I want to share with you my own experience with imposter syndrome and give you some advice on how to overcome it.

Impostor syndrome is also known as the impostor phenomenon. It's a psychological pattern in which you start to doubt your accomplishments or abilities and you start to fear "being exposed".

When it comes to achieving success there could be many things holding you back. It also comes down to how you measure success but it’s usually based on whether you are achieving our goals or not.

A lot of people have amazing ideas, hopes and dreams but for some reason people don’t commit to fulfilling those goals. They postpone or make excuses as to why “now’s just not the right time”.

Sound familiar?

Sam Laura Brown is a mindset coach for perfectionists, a personal development blogger and the host of The Perfectionism Project, one of the top self-help podcasts on iTunes.

Sam loves making self-help real and relatable, and teaches perfectionists how to stop procrastinating and overcome their fears so they can reach their full potential. Listen to her seriously motivating podcast interview on The Game Changer Podcast now!

Whether you have a side hustle or run a full-time business, one of the most important things you can do right now to ensure your success in the future is to start thinking like a successful business owner.

And, if you’re thinking “but I already know that I’m successful”, then great! You’re already one step ahead of this blog post and no doubt doing incredible things in your business but if not, this blog is for you!

It's so important as an entrepreneur or anyone for that matter, to wake up feeling fresh and ready to tackle the day. There have been many mornings when I wake up feeling crap, burnt out and uninspired.

If you’ve been feeling the same way and want to turn things around, here are some really easy practical tips that you can implement into your life.

There is a lot of things that need to be set up, considered or kept in mind when you start building your personal brand. Many of those take a lot of time and effort but they are still comparatively easy to do.

Things such as choosing the right fonts or colour schemes for your overall brand, setting up a website or social media accounts and, most of all, a shitload of planning are usually the first necessary steps to take. They are also the most fun and enjoyable part of building a brand.

Entrepreneur Jessica Williamson is the brains behind cult Aussie swimwear label Ete and Australia’s first influencer travel agency Somewear Elsewhere.

In today's game changer chat we talk about how Jessica found the drive to launch a business at the young age of 22, overcoming fears in business and how she manages her busy life, travel, networking and three businesses!

You've started your online business, you're ready to get it out into the public and start bringing in clients and well, money.

If you've heard about this whole blogging thing and are curious to know how it can benefit your business, stick around because I'm going to share with you 8 actionable strategies to use a blog to grow your online business.

I have coached hundreds, even thousands of people around the world through my online courses, memberships and 1:1 coaching.

Over time I’ve noticed certain traits within people who become successful in their online businesses. I've created a list of seven signs that will help YOU become a successful online entrepreneur.

Our minds are miraculous. Having the right mindset is the simplest step in getting where you want to be, however it can be the absolute hardest thing to manage. 

Nowadays social media fills our heads with unrealistic expectations of what we should be doing and where we should be going in our lives. With so many distractions, it’s hard to understand what YOU actually want in your personal life, job, etc.

Today’s game changer chat is with someone who says their business was “a happy accident”. I sat down to chat with an exciting extremely insightful entrepreneur, Sarah Holloway co founder of Matcha Maiden. Sarah explains how her business Matcha Maiden was created simply due to her own selfish love of organic matcha tea but it quickly turned into something a lot bigger than just a love of Matcha.

It can be so easy to get caught up in the "shiny object syndrome", where we see someone doing something amazing, so we want to do that as well. There are a million and one amazing things that we could do and it seems like every day there’s a new business fad that is "the next big thing" to make you a gazillion dollars.

In today's video, I'm sharing some of the planning hacks that I use to stay more organised in my business. To be honest I haven't always been the most organised person but when I started to use these planning hacks I was able to up-level my organisation but also my mindset and mood.

Your personal brand is closely linked to your face, and it’s the most unique part of your brand as well. There are a billion (not quite) businesses out there that might have the same brand colours and fonts as you, but none of them will have your face.

Unless you have a twin, in which case I hope they haven’t set up a rival business to yours.

Today’s Game Changer Chat is with such an exciting person, Vanessa Lau!

Vanessa is not only a client but she is someone who’s making huge waves in the industry. She is a Brand Strategy Coach and Consultant for millennials around the world who want to ditch the cubicle and jumpstart their businesses online.Her focus is on helping them ditch the cubical to build a passion filled online business.