In episode 10 of the Talk Business Podcast we talk to Sean Spooner the Operating Director of Patter, a modern day marketing agency. Sean was a contestant when he was younger on the Young Apprentice and has run various businesses in publishing and marketing. In the episode we discuss marketing tips, career advice and how being yourself is so important for happiness.  Please be aware the episode contains some explicit language, but the message would be lost if this was edited out. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Follow us on the following socials to see even more Business content: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twoteachersbusiness Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TwoTeachersBusiness Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoTeachersBiz​​ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/two-teachers-business

In episode 9 we had the privilege to chat with Jordan Syatt who runs an extremely successful online business as a personal trainer, having over 700,000 followers on Instagram alone. Jordan is such an authentic person with an incredible mindset, he’s had a fantastic journey in life and business so far which started with him working in his local gym cleaning the floors and taking the rubbish out for free just so he could learn and gain experience, all the way to being Gary Vee’s PT for 3 years, which led to him travel around the world on private jets amongst many other ventures. However, he’s learnt a lot about himself on the way through the ups and the downs, and he very openly shares his story alongside his advice with us during the episode. A great listen for anyone interested in business and entrepreneurship. Please be aware the episode contains explicit language, but the message would be lost if this was edited out. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Follow us on the following socials to see even more Business content: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twoteachersbusiness Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TwoTeachersBusiness Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoTeachersBiz​​ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/two-teachers-business

In this episode of the Talk Business Podcast we talk to Hannah Feldman the Co Founder of Kidadl. In the episode we discuss whether entrepreneurs are born or made, pivoting a business during difficult times and the power of networking. We hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to follow/subscribe to the podcast to keep up to date with our latest business content.

In Episode 7, Rachel Carrell provides us with a fascinating insight into her journey in life and business. Rachel was born and raised in New Zealand and moved to the UK when she was awarded a scholarship at the University of Oxford where she went onto achieve a Doctorate. After this, Rachel has had an amazing career, she has been a CEO, Managing Director, an Angel Investor and now she’s back to being a CEO of a business called Koru Kids. What stood out to us more than anything during the podcast was Rachel’s mindset, it was incredible, she has clearly never put any barriers in her way and she has clearly worked extremely hard to achieve everything she has so far. Some of the standout moments for us during the podcast were Rachel discussing: · Why she left a successful corporate career to start her own business. · How she has managed to raise millions of pounds for Koru Kids. · What she looks for when investing in other start-ups as an Angel Investor. We hope you find Rachel very insightful and her words very valuable.  If you are interested in business, remember to subscribe to our podcast to hear our upcoming episodes first. Follow us on the following socials to see even more Business content: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twoteachersbusiness Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TwoTeachersBusiness Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoTeachersBiz​​ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/two-teachers-business 

In this episode of the Two Teachers Talk Business Podcast we talk to Louise Fowler, a customer & marketing consultant who has worked with major brands such as M&S, ITV and The Post Office. As well as sitting on the board of various businesses. In the episode we discuss the power of branding, what it takes to be a good leader and the importance of business ethics.  We hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to follow/subscribe to the podcast to keep up to date with our latest business content.

In episode 5 of the 'Two Teachers Talk Business' podcast, we get a valuable insight into the world of Lee Bown, a recruitment expert and entrepreneur. After working in the recruitment industry, Lee believed things could be done better, so he did just that and set up Recart Ltd which has been running for over 17 years now.  During the podcast he shares some of the key moments which shaped him as an individual, the importance of having a passion when setting up a business and why he hires for attitude and not skills.  We hope you find Lee very insightful and his words very valuable.

In Episode 4 of our podcast 'Two Teachers Talk Business', we get an insight into the world of Young Enterprise CEO Sharon Davies. Key topics from the podcast include:  - What it is really like being a CEO   - The importance of having a purpose and why being passionate about what you do is important.   - Why failure is absolutely necessary in terms of career progression and moving forward.   - What she looks for in people when recruiting.

In Episode 3 of our podcast series 'Two Teachers Talk Business', we get a valuable insight into the world of property entrepreneur Adam Horton, who runs an estate agency business which is heavily focused on social media marketing.  Adam Horton started in business at just 17 when he decided to leave school to pursue his passion for entrepreneurship and start an events company.   Amongst the highs, it wasn't to be a long term venture, but the knowledge he picked up along the way has led Adam to become the CEO and Founder of one of the fastest growing estate agencies (Hortons) where he now employs 32 people,  alongside investments in many other businesses.   During the podcast he shares some of the key moments which shaped him as an individual and his advice for aspiring  entrepreneurs.  Key topics discussed include:   ✅The importance of social media marketing for business.  ✅How reading just one book changed Adam's life forever.  ✅What it's like to work and run a business in the property industry.  ✅What it's really like to be an entrepreneur, not just the benefits.   ✅Top tips for any young entrepreneurs wanting to start their own business.   We hope you find Adam very insightful and his words very valuable.  If you are interested in business, remember to subscribe to our podcast to hear our upcoming episodes first.  Follow us on the following socials to see even more Business content:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twoteachersbusiness  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TwoTeachersBusiness  Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoTeachersBiz​​ 

In episode 2 of our podcast series 'Two Teachers Talk Business', we get a valuable insight into the world of a digital marketing entrepreneur.   Peter Watson started in business at just 16 and a decade later he now owns a successful digital marketing agency (Distract) amongst investments in many other businesses. During the podcast he shares some of the key moments which shaped him as an individual and his advice for aspiring marketeers and entrepreneurs.   Key topics discussed include:  why failure is a good thing for entrepreneurship and shouldn't be feared, trends in the world of traditional vs. digital marketing in 2021, the importance of checking your ego, relieving control, and surrounding yourself with experts. what it's really like to be an entrepreneur, not just the benefits, and Peter's top tips for anyone wanting to launch a business or side hustle with little or no marketing budget.   We hope you find Peter very insightful and his words very valuable. 

In Episode 1 of Two Teachers Talk Business, we were lucky enough to chat to Tessa Clarke, the co-founder of OLIO who provided us with a valuable insight into the world of ethics, entrepreneurship, and women in business. Tessa Clarke co-founded Olio after a successful corporate career where she even worked alongside James Dyson at one point. The story of Olio began with a ambitious vision and a WhatsApp group of just 12 people, which has evolved into a community of 2 million worldwide users with a view of changing the world and the we see and act with food.  During the podcast Tessa shares some of the key moments which shaped her as an individual and her advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. Key topics discussed include: progressing from initial idea to product launch, expanding the product portfolio, having doubters & overcoming them, the experience of being a woman in business, both in the corporate world & as an entrepreneur, how market research helped to shape Olio as a business, and Tessa's top tips for entrepreneurs. We hope you find Tessa very insightful and her words very valuable.