Screw It Just DO It with Alex Chisnall

Welcome to Saturday's Solo Episode #295. In this week's episode, I want to talk about my Roadmap to 2021 - Part 2. I'll be sharing to you my outline that helps me plan for the year ahead. It consists of key questions that would help you firm up your goals and get ready for better and successful 2021! Learn more about this podcast: - If you want to get a copy of my Roadmap to 2021, please email alex@screwitjustdoit.org  

Welcome to Episode #294, with Anthony Fletcher, Investment Committee Member at Good Food Fund and ex-CEO of graze. The Good Food Fund is a new venture fund and accelerator backing healthier food and drink brands tackling childhood obesity. The prototype fund provides business support and finance to founders committed to democratising access to healthier food products and environments for families on lower incomes. During this episode, The Importance of Bootstrapping, we will be talking about: - Why now is the good time to start your business - The importance of data and science in making the right decision for your business - Not forgetting to plan for an exit strategy for your business as well - Focusing on enhancing your product until it's perfect then focus on your brand, how to market your product effectively Learn more about the content discussed in this episode: - Learn more about Good Food Fund here.

Welcome to Saturday's Solo Episode #293. In this week's episode, I want to talk about my Roadmap to 2021. I'll be sharing to you my outline that helps me plan for the year ahead. It consists of key questions that would help you firm up your goals and get ready for better and successful 2021! This is Part 1 and stay tuned for a Part 2 next Saturday. Learn more about this podcast: - If you want to get a copy of my Roadmap to 2021, please email alex@screwitjustdoit.org -Some book recommendations: Traffic Secrets: The Underground Playbook for Filling Your Websites and Funnels with Your Dream Customers by Russel Brunson

Welcome to Episode #292, with Rowena Bird, one of the six people who founded LUSH. During this episode, Leaving a Legacy, we will be talking about: Listening to the needs of your customer and creating a product/business that can solve this is the foundation of a successful business. Never rush into making something huge. Take time to plan it step by step. Keep looking forward but don't forget to look back to for some lessons learned and reflection. Start small. Get feedback from your customers. And grow organically. It's important to have retail and online line specially in the pandemic situation at the moment Working as team makes the visions come true. Each member has a different set of skills and passion and coming together working on a common goal. Learn more about the content discussed in this episode: - Learn more about freshly made cosmetics from Lush by their website here.

Welcome to Saturday's Solo Episode #291. In this week's episode, I want to talk about Countdown to #300. After 3 years and 7 months, Screw It, Just Do It will reach another milestone, the 300th episode and I am so excited about it. Coincidentally, episode #300 will end the year 2020 with a bang. I'll be talking about popular episodes this year and I can't wait to hear your favorite episodes too. And as we approach the end of the year, it's important to take a pause and reflect on our struggles and growth so we can strategise, pivot and plan for a better 2021. Learn more about this podcast: - I'll be giving away Podcast Live Trainings in Facebook via my podcast agency Podpreneur. Join our Facebook Group Podpreneur here.

Welcome to Episode #290, with Angelina Riccio, co-Founder of Purearth, the fast-growing nutrition-based drinks business, with a loyal customer base, creating trends in the dynamic health and wellness market. It all started back in 2012 with a whole lot of organic fruit and veg from the farmers markets, a home juicer and a passion for helping others feel their best through the power of plants and nutrition. It's been a labour of love that started in our homes spending early mornings and late evenings washing, peeling and juicing, then testing all our products on family and friends to ensure we had the tastiest, healthiest drinks. During this episode, Doubling Your Profits During the Lockdown, we will be talking about: - how it's important to stick to our core values and have integrity to keep our business and focus on track - keeping to our roles is important but also, it's great to be able to build the team and bring in expertise in which we don't have - the most important thing in starting your business is just that, getting started - mistakes are part of the process of growth. Without failures and mistakes, we won't be able to learn things to help us be a better version of ourselves Learn more about the content discussed in this episode: Visit Purearth's website here. Contact Angelina Riccio via her LinkedIn here.

Welcome to Saturday's Solo Episode #289. In this week's episode, I want to talk about Imposter Syndrome: How I Combat my Inner Chimp. Doubting ourselves is a common thing, everybody falls into it and even the most successful person experience this from time to time. Don't feel bad for doubting yourself as you are not alone and there is a way to overcome this with positivity. Positive thoughts, positive actions and surrounding yourself without positive people. Learn more about this podcast: Join my podcast course and coaching program - Ultimate Podcast Mastery. Visit the website here. Enter the Ultimate Podcast Mastery Competition and get a chance to win the Ultimate Podcast Mastery course. Register via this link.

Welcome to Episode #288, with Louis Barnett, a highly regarded speaker and consultant for over fifteen years. He has spoken for world-leading corporate organisations, consulted for top 100 companies and worked with governments across the globe. His journey as an entrepreneur started at the age of twelve when he founded his first company Chokolit. By thirteen, Louis had become the youngest supplier to Waitrose, and within the next two years became Sainsbury’s and Selfridges’ youngest supplier. Over the course of ten years, Louis grew Chokolit into a global business. In 2015, he decided to leave the chocolate industry and since then has used his knowledge and expertise to work with a wide range of companies and engage and educate audiences worldwide through public speaking. Learn more about the content discussed in this episode: Learn more by visiting Louis Barnett website here. Listen to Louis Talks podcast here. Book recommendation: The One Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka

Welcome to Saturday's Solo Episode #287. In this week's episode, Covid Negative was a Warning Sign, I want to talk about having less than 50 days before the end of 2020 and what you can do about it. It's better to focus on one goal and give all your energy 100% in achieving it. Be kind to yourself, congratulate and pat yourself at the back, that despite the year being a difficult one, you did your best with all the changes that is happening around us. The coming weeks is a good way to recover, look back and reflect so we can plan ahead for a better and successful 2021. Learn more about this podcast: - I'll be giving away Podcast Live Trainings in Facebook via my podcast agency Podpreneur. Join our Facebook Group Podpreneur here. - Join my podcast course and coaching program - Ultimate Podcast Mastery. Visit the website here. - Scale up your Startup for Success 10 Days of Masterclasses to successfully launch a StartUp business in the Covid age. Join us on November 16 - 27 for the Festival of Startups. Visit the website here.

Welcome to Episode #286, with Christian Dörffer, co-Founder and CEO of Sweet Capital, an investment fund created by the developers of Candy Crush video game series, King.com. During this episode, How to Make A Positive Impact, we covered how business owners can have a positive impact in the world and how global technology can impact our lives for good. investing in projects that makes a positive impact in the world how an idea needs to solve a problem to be successful and it need to help society to become sustainable how having a great idea is not enough. You need to figure out who your target audience is for your business to fly focusing on building relationship with investors and partners and executing better than everybody else Learn more about the content discussed in this episode: Visit the Sweet Capital website here You can contact Sweet Capita by sending an email to founders@sweetcapital.com Join my podcast course and coaching program - Ultimate Podcast Mastery. Visit the website here