Ros Jones' Bold Business Podcast

In this episode, we talk about how the more your confidence grows, you stop worrying about what others think and can give yourself permission to do what you want. You've just got to start.

In this episode, Debbie shares her story of how she came out of a business venture nearly bankrupt, broken and very angry, and the powerful lessons she learned that have helped her steadily build again based on what's important to her.

In this episode, Helen explains how she came to distill her years working on the front line in health and justice in developing companies to create her book. She encourages us to cultivate a sense of adventure, to take on the things we thought would be impossible to create impact and a legacy to show what is actually possible. 

In this episode, Diane explains how her love of words and passion for true crime and forensics came together to help her devise team training with a difference. It helps with communication and debating skills, where everyone gets to play a part, and is great for helping change cultures in business and schools alike.

In this episode, British Fashion Designer, Isabelle Randall shares her journey from working in London's couture houses to launching her own fashion brand label, and the challenges of growing a business with all the hats we have to wear. 

In the episode, Ros chats with Gina Buckle on how she came to set up Hoot Copy to help businesses use fun and humour in marketing campaigns, and how she overcomes the ups and downs of business by proving what she's capable of every day. 

In this episode, Ros chats with Sarah Marsh of All Call Group about her journey from Head of Marketing to Business Owner. With her mission to grow, not just her business but also her comfort zone, we discuss critical skills we need to manage a growing business, including managing change, decision making, why working in the office beats remote working hands down and the importance of embedding our people with our values.

After years of suffering at the hands of others, Tracey realised that you can either stay depressed or come out fighting. She chose the latter and her business is the triumphant result of the healing process she undertook for herself and her life. For those feeling similarly isolated, realise you are not alone. 

Listen in as we discuss the impact of our space on our mindset, and how we can change our homes from a reflection of who we used to be to a reflection of the person we are becoming.

In this episode, Ros sits down with Kay Storey of Brandstorm Creatives. Listen to find out about Kay Storey's process of capturing a business' magnetic attraction, plus the lessons she learned the hard way that delegation is critical and helps keep us in our "Zone of Genius".

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Hear Ellie's journey following the loss at just 4 years old of her father to suicide, and how she wants to share positive stories about the power of intervention that can save people's lives. We all have the power within us to support someone experiencing suicidal thoughts.

With 79% of the UK population experiencing stress in the workplace, it's time to dig down to the root causes of our symptoms, acknowledge how disconnected we've become with who we really are and, above all, always make time for ourselves.

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When a relationship ends, and you're dished up one thing after another in a pretty grim cake, it's time to draw a line and do the work to find out what really brings you joy. It turns out the secret to happiness is being grateful. 

Getting comfortable prevents us from expanding but when we make shifts and changes, we allow others to do the same.  Heather Booker joins me in conversation on how enforced change can put you in places you never would have imagined before.

Why domestic abuse is relevant to absolutely everyone and we all have a responsibility to call it out in our community. Ros Jones sits down with Lisa Bell of Soundproofbox

Why are we so scared to speak about our experiences of domestic abuse? We need to help educate others rather than letting the silence perpetuate the issue. 

If you do the right things and follow where you're being guided, things will be OK

If you refuse to look inwards, it's impossible to change.