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“Don’t spend time waiting for everything to be perfect… perfect is overrated. Just do it! ” – Linda Meek
Founder@ Interview Interview with Linda Meek Today we feature Linda Meek , Founder at Start Running …
“I’ve recently learned a few key exercises from Neuro-Linguistic Programming and one of the things that really sticks out is that there’s no such thing as failure – only feedback. If you can learn from your previous experiences, whether they work out or not, then you can grow and move forwards.” – Alex Smith
Founder@ Interview Interview with Alex:Smith Today we feature Alex:Smith, Founder at Gypsy Brew, read their story.
“Believe in yourself, even if no one else does, believe in yourself and your own dreams and you’ll do just fine. ” – Michael Brian
Founder@ Interview Interview with Michael Brian Today we feature Michael Brian, Founder at Michael Brian, read their story.
“You won’t meet your business goals unless you look after, and make time for, yourself.” – Lydia Welsh
Founder@ Interview Interview with Lydia Welsh Today we feature Lydia Welsh Founder at Snow Princess Parties, read their story.
“When you decide to set up a business, it’s an emotional rollercoaster. The highs will have you feeling on top of the world and the lows can knock your confidence to the point you debate quitting but it’s all part of the journey, the importance is finding balance and coming back to your ‘why’ because that is what will keep you going!” – Chanel Leadeham
Founder@ Interview Interview with Chanel Leadeham Today we feature Chanel Leadeham, Founder at Scented Hive, read their story.
“Believe in yourself and your work and give yourself permission to go out and get the opportunities that you want. Not everyone is going to understand what you do and people won’t know that you exist unless you tell them, so be ready to shout about yourself from the rooftops.” – Charlotte Hamilton
Founder@ Interview Interview with Charlotte Hamilton Today we feature Charlotte Hamilton, Founder at Sugar Storm Studio, read their story.
“We can all doubt ourselves, waiting for the perfect time, but the reality is there is never a perfect time, there is only right now so trust yourself and go for it. ” – Kim-Adele Platts
Founder@ Interview Interview with Kim-Adele:Platts Today we feature Kim-Adele:Platts, Founder at Mastermindset Ltd, read their story.
“I would say just do it. Get started. Learn along the way. That said, get educated about your sector. If you want to be an online seller like myself, study the host platform’s policies carefully. Never give up.” – Shola Parker
Founder@ Interview Interview with Shola:Parker : Today we feature Shola:Parker :, Founder at The Winning Students, read their story.
“If it feels right, and you can financially afford to launch a venture, do it. Trust your instincts!” – Jamie Williams
Founder@ Interview Interview with Jamie :Williams Today we feature Jamie :Williams, Founder at Bath Office Company, read their story.
“Practice gratitude daily. Its all about mindset” – Charlotte Curran
Founder@ Interview Interview with Charlotte:Curran Today we feature Charlotte:Curran, Founder at ARTEMIS, read their story.
“Be disciplined and take small steps every single day. Business success doesn’t happen overnight; it’s the steps you take today that will shape what happens in the future.” – Supriti Vaidya
Founder@ Interview Interview with Supriti :Vaidya Today we feature Supriti :Vaidya, Founder at Halo Jewellery UK, read their story.
“REFLECT: what worked well, what didn’t? gather data and feedback. RETHINK: what can be improved? who can you work with? REBOOT: plan!!! what are you going to do? Be super specific on this. 50% of your time must be planning so you can be effective. ” – Tammy Whalen Blake
Founder@ Interview Interview with Tammy:Whalen Blake Today we feature Tammy:Whalen Blake, Founder at Go To Yellow, read their story.
“You always learn by doing, so if you have an idea you believe in, prepare as much as possible and then just get on and do it. Even if it fails you will learn something for the next one, or the one after that.” – Paul Roach
Founder@ Interview Interview with Paul :Roach Today we feature Paul :Roach, Founder at Zumo, read their story.
“Take a step, whatever it is. I’m all about agile working and doing ‘something’ rather than procrastinating. You can fix mistakes but you can’t get back time spent on inaction. ” – Sanjay Aggarwal & Shashi Aggarwal
Founder@ Interview Interview with Sanjay:Aggarwal Shashi :Aggarwal Today we feature Sanjay:Aggarwal Shashi :Aggarwal, Founder at Spice Kitchen , read their story.
“I want to let people know that their business will require from them whatever they’re prepared to put into it. So, if you start by working 60 hours a week in the hopes that, later, you’ll be able to work less, invariably you’ll still wind up working those same 60 hour weeks. In business, there’s always a reason to do more, which is why it’s so crucial to have boundaries and to put them in place early. ” – Morgana McCabe Allan
Founder@ Interview Interview with Morgana:McCabe Allan Today we feature Morgana:McCabe Allan, Founder at Morgana McCabe Allan Ltd, read their …
“We all make mistakes from time to time. We’re only human. We may get caught up with someone who wronged us or a business opportunity that just didn’t work in our favor. Sometimes life gets in the way, and your business suffers because of it. I can tell you, I too have been caught playing ‘catch up’ a time or two, but don’t be too hard on yourself. ” – Carla Williams Johnson
Founder@ Interview Interview with Carla:Williams Johnson Today we feature Carla:Williams Johnson, Founder at Carli Communications, read their story.
“Set your goals and stick to them. From the moment I decided to launch my own matchmaking agency, I knew what I wanted to achieve, and I had an idea of how to get there. I set myself one rule, always listen to my clients and develop a personalised service that meets their needs, and it has been the foundation of the success that we have achieved so far.” – Michelle Begy
Founder@ Interview Interview with Michelle:Begy Today we feature Michelle:Begy, Founder at Ignite Dating, read their story.
“If what you are doing is just about ego and making money — you’re doing it wrong. Entrepreneurship shouldn’t come from a desire to show off, it’s not a beach house — it should come from seeing something in the world that needs changing and wanting to do something about it. ” – Kana LiVolsi
Founder@ Interview Interview with Kana LiVolsi Today we feature Kana LiVolsi, Founder at Dos Mundos Creative, read their story.
“My advice would be to dig into your “why?” Ask yourself why you want to start your business and take the time to sit down and analyse your answers to get them as clear as possible. It’s important to always remember that you are doing this for a reason.” – Silja Thor
Founder@ Interview Interview with Silja Thor Today we feature Silja Thor, Founder at Silja Thor, read their story.
“If you are starting out, most probably you are going to face many difficult times in your entrepreneurial journey so never ever give up. Keep trying, keep working hard, and think smart, and you will be able to achieve your goals.” – Rahul Mohanachandran
Founder@ Interview Interview with Rahul Mohanachandran Today we feature Rahul Mohanachandran, Founder at Kasera, read their story.
“Believe in the reasons you and your company will be successful. Remember, there are always more reasons why you may not be successful—and don’t worry about these reasons. Keep focusing on your goals and objectives. ” – Laurie Olivier
Founder@ Interview Interview with Laurie Olivier Today we feature Laurie Olivier, Founder at LifeQ, read their story.
“Prepare for patience, and prepare for a rollercoaster. The journey can go from 0-1,000mph and back to 0 again at different stages, alongside going from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows. ” – Ben Smyth
Founder@ Interview Interview with Ben Smyth Today we feature Ben Smyth, Founder at Arma Karma, read their story.
“Work smart, not hard; there is no glory in working hard and not looking after your wellbeing and mental health. The keywords to take away from this are “consistency”, “strategy” and “pivot”. ” – Natalie Edward-Yesufu
Founder@ Interview Interview with Natalie Edward-Yesufu Today we feature Natalie Edward-Yesufu, Founder at Transition Stage Company, read their story.
“If you have an idea, you have to act upon it. Nothing worse than living life with regrets. Regardless of what the outcome is or where the journey takes you – just start!” – Melissa Lewis
Founder@ Interview Interview with Melissa Lewis Today we feature Melissa Lewis, Founder at ML Property Venture, read their story.
“Life will throw many obstacles at you, but if you stay true to your dreams and your vision, anything is possible.” – Sam Cinkir
Founder@ Interview Interview with Sam Cinkir Today we feature Sam Cinkir, Founder at Este Medical Group, read their story.
“Don’t overthink it, just do it.” – Florence Tsang
Founder@ Interview Interview with Florence Tsang Today we feature Florence Tsang, Founder at FLORE QUO, read their story.
“Train for your business like an athlete trains for their sport. That means taking total ownership over where you are and the outcomes you want to achieve. Commit to mastering the fundamentals and building muscle memory until you can execute over and over again with ease. ” – Kelly Roach
Founder@ Interview Interview with Kelly Roach Today we feature Kelly Roach, Founder at Unstoppable Entrepreneur, read their story.
“Passion is key because the journey will be hard. Have a mindset of perseverance, as there will be days when you wish you’d not taken the plunge at all, and it is at those times you can’t quit. ” – Manan Khurma
Founder@ Interview Interview with Manan Khurma Today we feature Manan Khurma, Founder at Cuemath, read their story.
“Take risks, but take calculated risks. Keep learning, growing and planning for your future. ” – Nirali Mankodi and Jagir Mankodi
Founder@ Interview Interview with Nirali Mankodi and Jagir Mankodi Today we feature Nirali Mankodi and Jagir Mankodi, Founders …
“Right now, you are making assumptions and drawing up hypotheses about whether your idea or next business decision is going to work out or not. The only way to know for sure it to validate that hypothesis. You need to just get out there and do it.” – Robin Waite
Founder@ Interview Interview with Robin Waite Today we feature Robin Waite, Founder at Fearless Business, read their story.
“My favourite quote is from Mary Oliver: “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” I go back to this when I am feeling overwhelmed, and it really helps me focus and gain perspective.” – Amanda Perry
Founder@ Interview Interview with Amanda Perry Today we feature Amanda Perry, Founder at SOUP Agency, read their story.
“A good foundation of understanding your market would be a good starting point when thinking about starting a business ” – Farah Qureshi
Founder@ Interview Interview with Farah Qureshi Today we feature Farah Qureshi, Founder at Farah Qureshi, read their story.
“Building an MVP is the first thing. Scaling it up, optimizing it, putting marketing dollars can all wait. It also helps you tweak, refine, or pivot your idea if needed.” – Abhishek Joshi
Founder@ Interview Interview with Abhishek Joshi Today we feature Abhishek Joshi, Founder at Dog with Blog, read their story.
“Be humble, stay strong, and don’t doubt yourself so much. You can turn the negative comments into future FAQ’s or blogs ;)” – Mariona Puigdevall Sanmartin
Founder@ Interview Interview with Mariona Puigdevall Sanmartin Today we feature Mariona Puigdevall Sanmartin, Founder at Lotuly, read their story.
“Figure out what your unique Superpowers are and then design your business around them. Then all you have to do is focus on making the change you want in the world profitably enough to keep doing it for as long as you want. ” – Lucia Knight
Founder@ Interview Interview with Lucia Knight Today we feature Lucia Knight, Founder at Midlife Unstuck, read their story.
“It takes longer. Start earlier. Work later. Work harder. Work longer. Work smarter. Raise more. Keep going. It never gets easier, it just gets bigger. ” – Tim Warren
Founder@ Interview Interview with Tim:Warren Today we feature Tim:Warren, Founder at Ambit, read their story.
“Starting a business is a marathon, not a sprint. Working at a start-up is not like having a normal job, it’s a rollercoaster experience that will challenge you every day and you need to deal with the ups and downs.” – Ana Andres
Founder@ Interview Interview with Ana Andres Today we feature Ana Andres, Founder at TidyChoice, read their story.
“Read the lean startup!” – Christopher Golby
Founder@ Interview Interview with Christopher:Golby Today we feature Christopher:Golby, Founder at Lumien, read their story.
“Most people don’t pursue their business ideas due to fear of failing; however, failure makes your success story more interesting, with cliffhangers, tearful movement, epic moments.” – Anthony Aina and Steven Okeya
Founder@ Interview Interview with Anthony Aina Today we feature Anthony Aina, Founder at Penificent, read their story.
“If it delivers “delicious” value, it doesn’t have to be beautiful to start. You can make it “beautiful and delicious” later – but first prove it can sell, by starting out UBD, Ugly But Delicious.” – Kaitlyn Knopp
Founder@ Interview Interview with Kaitlyn Knopp Today we feature Kaitlyn Knopp, Founder at Pequity, read their story.
“It makes no sense to focus on something you have no control over, so just get up every day, put your best foot forward and be as consistent as possible..” – Hamza Datoo
Founder@ Interview Interview with Hamza:Datoo Today we feature Hamza:Datoo, Founder at WorkWyse, read their story.
“As an entrepreneur chase for clarity. Chase clarity for two things, “why” and “what for.” Why is your emotional drive for doing something you want to do? “What for” is your purposeful drive in terms of what you expect or hope to achieve. ” – Dr. Raman K Attri
Founder@ Interview Interview with Dr. Raman K Attri Today we feature Dr. Raman K Attri, Founder at XpertX …
“Don’t be afraid to ask for help – if you try and do it all alone you will potentially make a lot of mistakes and it could take a lot longer to achieve what you want.” – Sonal Dave
Founder@ Interview Interview with Sonal Dave Today we feature SonalDave, Founder at Sonal Dave, read their story.
“Get outside of your comfort zone by starting to sell what you do. Don’t get distracted by what others have to say and start trying and testing as early as possible. Also, do something that you’re truly passionate about.” – Alex Tomchenko
Founder@ Interview Interview with Alex Tomchenko Today we feature Alex Tomchenko, Founder at Glambook, read their story.
“I would say think of the business as what it can for you and for the world. A vision bigger than yourself will always be a more resilient business model.. ” – Joe Darwen
Founder@ Interview Interview with Joe Darwen Today we feature Joe Darwen, Founder at Veo, read their story.
“Get to know your customer, the language they use, where they hang out, the media they consume, what they’re interested in, what their problem is. Be completely obsessive with this part. ” – Euan Davies
Founder@ Interview Interview with Euan:Davies Today we feature Euan:Davies, Founder at Sliderfy ltd, read their story.
“Know the importance of delegating. Although you may be a ‘Founder’ of a business, you shouldn’t be doing ALL the work, ALL the time.” – Mark Smith
Founder@ Interview Interview with Mark Smith Today we feature Mark Smith, Founder at Double Up Social, read their story.
“Be intentional with creating your own narrative – If you create and own your own platform / business, no one or nothing can take that away from you.” – Corene Hippolyte-Newman
Founder@ Interview Interview with Corene Hippolyte-Newman Today we feature Corene Hippolyte-Newman, Founder at PinkHippoLondonPR, read their story.
“If you go into this with an open mind, no matter the outcome, you will learn, grow & achieve something to be proud of.” – Lucy Jeffrey
Founder@ Interview Interview with Lucy Jeffrey Today we feature Lucy Jeffrey, Founder at Bare Kind, read their story.
“To work harder on themselves than they do their job/business. Your success will never exceed your own personal growth.” – Angie Simmons
Founder@ Interview Interview with Angie Simmons Today we feature Angie Simmons, Founder at Growth Development Foundation, read their story.
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