Parenting Plus Business

In this episode of the Parenting Plus Business Podcast, we are joined with Curt Storring, the Founder of Dad.Work that helps fathers suffer less, love more, and parent confidently. Curt talks about dad.work, the issue of dads not being happy, the in-person men's group, things he learned as a father that he wishes he knew before and, people who want to meditate. He also shares some insights on building a better relationship with your partner. Tune in to learn more about being a better father and a loving husband.

In this episode, Josh talks with Amanda Hill Ryall. Amanda is the creator of The Mood Muncher Series. These books allow children to meet the Mood Munchers as emotions that come and go as they visit us. Being characters this allows children to understand they are not their emotions and thoughts. Emotions just come and go like a roommate.

In the 50th episode, Josh talks about things he has learned in the first 49 episodes of parenting + Business =

Josh had the privilege to sit down (in person) and chat with Bekki Ashton. Who better to talk to about Juggling business and parenting. Bekki is from Australias first circus family "The Ashtons" Circus family. The Ashtons have been entertaining Australian audiences for 171 years, stopping only for the World Wars, after James Henry Ashton founded the circus dynasty in Hobart, Tasmania in 1850. In this podcast they chat about, Life in the circus, parenting while travelling and entertaining, How the circus has changed and also about the effect of covid on the circus.

In this episode, Josh chats with Morgan Coleman. Morgan is a Torres Strait Islander, Husband, Dad, and the Founder and CEO of the tech business Vets on Call. Vets on Call delivers the full range of clinical services in the client's home. After completing a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Melbourne Morgan went straight into a position with a large property developer. Following four years working across Melbourne and Sydney on different projects and in different positions. Morgan launched Vets on Call in May 2018 after a trip to the vet was the catalyst for a more convenient, less stressful veterinary service.

In this episode, Josh talks with Jeannie Doherty. Jeannie runs a Strategic Bookkeeping practice on the beautiful Gold Coast, Australia. Jeannie has a unique business background, having been raised by high-profile, successful retail entrepreneurs she was privileged to attend the "school of hard knocks" and learn from the ground up what it takes to truly scale a business. Jeannie's niche is "working dads", primarily trades and services and because of this, she's passionate about the impact her work can have on families. Helping families thrive is what gets her out of bed in the morning. Jeannie is also a proud mum, lover of Latin Dance & an advocate for putting your health first.

In this Episode, Josh talks with Mick White. Mick has been through some "stuff" in life. While building a fast growth company in the financial services industry and a month after he got engaged in 2011, his Mom died from an accidental overdose of aspirin at age 58. This led him down the path of building the 100 Year Manifesto, a company built on living intentionally and with a deliberate framework on who you are and why your life is important 100 years from now.

In this episode, Josh talks with Naomi Fryers. Naomi is an Aussie mum who after a mental breakdown had to start the very long way back to being her fun & Happy self. Naomi has just released her memoir 'A Very Long Way' which was released this week on world mental health day. In this episode, We discuss her book and her journey as a mum and a storyteller who has battled a number of mental health challenges and come through the other side. You can get a copy of her book via Booktopia, Dymocks, Fishpond, and Amazon. 50% of sales proceeds will be donated to Black Dog Institute.

In this episode, josh chats to Heather H. Bennett. Heather is a marketing strategist and personal brand coach with over 20 years of experience marketing brands. Drawing from a background in Research and Development, a University of Illinois MBA, and a Northwestern University Social Media Marketing Certification, she coaches her clients to create strong, authentic, and unique brands through her business, Creative Brand Coach. Working jobs as varied as assembly line worker, national chain restaurant host, research biologist, small business owner, and board of directors' member has shaped Heather's unique perspective on personal branding and careers. Her personal branding method has been shared at workshops and webinars and is featured in her workbook, Personal Branding for Fulfillment in Life, Work & Play. Heather lives in Chicago, Illinois with her husband and four children, where she enjoys volunteering for nonprofits, reading mystery novels and spending as much time as possible outside swimming, kayaking, and hiking.

Devin Miller runs his own patent and trademark law firm to help startups and small businesses. He founded his first startup while earning his Law & MBA degrees. Since then, He has founded several 7 & 8 figure startups and enjoyed every minute of it. While he loves startups, His true love is his family. He has 4 awesome kids between 5-10 years old and an amazing wife of 14 years.