58 min.
Ep 23: The Highs and Lows of Women in Business with Niki Mahon Therapised with Dr Lalitaa
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Ever felt overwhelmed by the endless demands of social media and the pressures of running a business as a woman?
In this episode of Therapised, we sit down with Niki Mahon, founder of Nikita, to explore her incredible journey from feeling lost and unsatisfied with her career to becoming a successful entrepreneur.
Niki Mahon started NIKITA at 23 years of age from her bedroom in 2015 after completing a degree she was in no way passionate about and was feeling somewhat lost in her career. She had always been incredibly creative, interested in fashion and grew up knowing her name would one day be a brand.
Without telling a soul, Niki began designing the website and sourcing trending statement jewellery to later sell on Instagram to see if her dream could become a reality.
Fast forward to now, and after a complete rebrand, NIKITA now sells exclusive, copyrighted jewellery and homeware designs which are available worldwide across multiple platforms and is recognised by major retailers and stockists.
She is a huge advocate for women empowering women and loves to see others go against the grain and step into their power.
Niki opens up about life behind the business such as with anxiety, potential ADHD, self-criticism, and relationships. Learn about the strategies she uses to maintain a healthy work-life balance, set boundaries, and protect her mental health.
Ready to dive deep into the world of women entrepreneurship and personal growth?
Hit the 'Like' button and share your thoughts or experiences with us in the comments below. Subscribe to Therapised for more empowering conversations and stay tuned for our next episode!
Connect with Niki Mahon:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikimahon/
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.lalitaa/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-lalitaa-suglani
✉️ If you want to learn how to overcome high functioning anxiety, subscribe to our newsletter for one valuable tip each week: https://drlalitaa.ck.page/7bdd2e1bdf
Ever felt overwhelmed by the endless demands of social media and the pressures of running a business as a woman?
In this episode of Therapised, we sit down with Niki Mahon, founder of Nikita, to explore her incredible journey from feeling lost and unsatisfied with her career to becoming a successful entrepreneur.
Niki Mahon started NIKITA at 23 years of age from her bedroom in 2015 after completing a degree she was in no way passionate about and was feeling somewhat lost in her career. She had always been incredibly creative, interested in fashion and grew up knowing her name would one day be a brand.
Without telling a soul, Niki began designing the website and sourcing trending statement jewellery to later sell on Instagram to see if her dream could become a reality.
Fast forward to now, and after a complete rebrand, NIKITA now sells exclusive, copyrighted jewellery and homeware designs which are available worldwide across multiple platforms and is recognised by major retailers and stockists.
She is a huge advocate for women empowering women and loves to see others go against the grain and step into their power.
Niki opens up about life behind the business such as with anxiety, potential ADHD, self-criticism, and relationships. Learn about the strategies she uses to maintain a healthy work-life balance, set boundaries, and protect her mental health.
Ready to dive deep into the world of women entrepreneurship and personal growth?
Hit the 'Like' button and share your thoughts or experiences with us in the comments below. Subscribe to Therapised for more empowering conversations and stay tuned for our next episode!
Connect with Niki Mahon:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikimahon/
Connect with Me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.lalitaa/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-lalitaa-suglani
✉️ If you want to learn how to overcome high functioning anxiety, subscribe to our newsletter for one valuable tip each week: https://drlalitaa.ck.page/7bdd2e1bdf
58 min.