Heart-Centred Business Podcast with Tash Corbin

Tash Corbin - Business Mentor
  • 4.8 (16)
  • Entrepreneurship
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Build your business the fabulous, consent-based way with Tash Corbin and the #bossposse. This podcast shares heart-centred and connected strategies for creating and growing your online business, whilst having lots of fun and addressing pesky mindset blocks along the way. Whether you're just starting out, or you've been at this for years - the episodes give practical business advice, marketing tips and strategies that will help you attract and convert more clients. Being a successful entrepreneur doesn’t mean you need to become pushy, nor does it mean you suddenly have to be a perfect human specimen - join us for real, connected, human business. 

  1. Oct 25

    #542: 5 checks to improve your social content - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

    Full article and links available at: tashcorbin.com/542 Something I’ve absolutely loved seeing over the last few years is the rise of batch-creating social media content and scheduling it out in advance. Maybe you’re in on this trend already, or maybe you’ve heard me talk about the Imperfect Post Project and seen people sharing about how batch creation and scheduling takes the pressure off. More than ever, business owners just don’t want to be glued to social media all day every day — and I am so here for it! Batch creating means you can show up in short, sharp bursts, instead of having to be constantly online for content creation. But here’s the catch: when you’re creating a big batch of content in advance, it’s very easy to slip into patterns you don’t even notice are happening. Suddenly, your posts start to get vague, sound like ads, or just lose that human-to-human vibe. In this episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, I’m sharing my 5 quick content checks to run through before you schedule your batch of posts. I want you to keep embracing batch creating – just add this step in between creation and scheduling, and watch how much more effective your social content becomes. ...read the full article at: tashcorbin.com/542 Let me know your thoughts via our Text FanMail!

  2. Oct 18

    #541: What to do when sales decline - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

    Full article and links available at: tashcorbin.com/541 If you’ve spotted a drop in sales, it can feel like your whole business is suddenly on shaky ground. But if you go into panic mode, you’re far more likely to make decisions that actually make things worse. In this episode of the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, I want us to take a regulated, calm, and smart look at what to do when sales decline—without heading down a spiral that pulls your business off track. You’re not alone if sales are dropping right now, and there’s a world of difference between businesses that adapt and thrive, and those that panic and spiral. Let’s walk through the core steps so you can respond powerfully, stay true to yourself, and avoid burnout-inducing overhauls. Why Sales Decline Isn’t a Reason to Panic First up, it’s crucial to remember that sales slumps are a natural part of business. Almost every business faces times of decline, whether it’s down to changes in the economy, cost of living pressures, or shifts in your industry. If you treat every slow patch like a crisis, it’s easy to get swept up in reactionary changes—often pivots or tweaks that feel drastic, but don’t actually help. I’ve witnessed a lot of business owners pivot into new products or scramble to reinvent their entire strategy. In most cases, all that hustle wasn’t actually needed and just created more work with little payoff. Let’s slow down, get strategic, and approach this with care.  ...read the full article at: tashcorbin.com/541 Let me know your thoughts via our Text FanMail!

  3. Oct 11

    #540: How to ask better questions in your content - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

    Full article and links available at: tashcorbin.com/540 Let’s talk about asking questions in your content. On the surface, it seems super simple—just ask, right? But there’s a real difference between the questions we ask one-on-one and the type of questions we ask in our business content. As a business owner, asking questions well requires a bit more thought, a bit more skill, and a fair amount of practice. When you do it right, your questions will start working for you. If you rarely get answers, or the responses aren’t useful, or you just don’t even ask questions in your content, this is the practical, powerful episode you need today. What Does It Mean to Ask Questions In Content? When I'm talking about asking questions in your content, I'm talking about all kinds of content: social posts, feature content like podcasts, videos or blogs, emails (whether it’s your regular newsletter or an automated sequence after a lead magnet), live events, webinars, even your free downloads or challenges. In every kind of content, you can ask questions. When you do, questions add value—not just for you as the business owner, but also for your audience. Questions build connection. They turn what could feel like a one-way broadcast into an invitation for dialogue, a two-way conversation starter. And we know: high connection equals high conversion. ...read the full article at: tashcorbin.com/540 Let me know your thoughts via our Text FanMail!

  4. Oct 6

    539: The statement I don't use in my marketing (and why) - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

    Full article and links available at: tashcorbin.com/539 My intro today is a bit clickbaity—but for a good reason. There’s one phrase making waves in online business circles again, and it’s a phrase you won’t hear in my marketing. I think the reason why it's making a comeback is actually because of AI. Let’s talk about why I won't use it, and unpack what makes truly consent-based, safe marketing. What’s the Phrase I Avoid? The phrase I’m talking about is: “If I can do it, you can too.” At first glance, it sounds motivational. But let’s be real—I don’t know if you can. You have a different background, different strengths, different experiences than me. For me to say that what I’ve achieved is automatically available to you just because I did it? That’s coming from a place of privilege. Let’s talk about why this kind of blanket encouragement is actually dismissive, and why it’s not something I want to use in my marketing. If we really care about intersectionality and honest business, we have to look at the realities of what contributes to “success.” ...read the full article at: tashcorbin.com/539 Let me know your thoughts via our Text FanMail!

  5. Aug 30

    #538: My start-up story and the lessons that still stand - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

    Karen Leslie WP Fairy Godmother – karenlesliewpfg.com Mags Sheridan Putty Retreats: – puttyretreats.com – magssheridan.com/putty Full article and show notes available at: tashcorbin.com/538 If you’ve been with me for a while on the Heart-Centred Business Podcast, you might already know bits of my start-up story. But with so many new faces joining us lately, I thought it was time to go back to the beginning AND share the five business lessons from my start-up story that are still absolutely essential, even with how much the online space has changed since 2013. So, whether you’re brand new or just curious about what still works for start-up businesses, this one’s for you. Starting From Zero: The Real Start-Up Story Back in 2013, I was the only person in my group program who still had a job. Everyone else was working for themselves. I loved the idea of more freedom, more money, being paid directly for the work I brought to the world—plus, I needed an escape from a really toxic workplace. My job as a consultant was being gutted because of changes in government, and honestly, my boss was just toxic (no better word for it). Then, on a work trip, I grabbed The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss at the airport and absolutely devoured it. There was this exercise in the book: what’s riskier—starting a business or staying in your safe job? For me, staying in my job felt way riskier. ...read the full article at: tashcorbin.com/538 Let me know your thoughts via our Text FanMail!

  6. Aug 27

    #537: Does your value content actually nurture your audience? - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

    Karen Leslie WP Fairy Godmother – karenlesliewpfg.com Full article and links available at: tashcorbin.com/537 Let’s talk about something I see all the time: pouring energy into creating “valuable content”—but still seeing crickets when it comes to sales or real audience engagement. If you’ve been feeling like putting value content out there isn’t nurturing your audience (or leading to conversions), this one is for you. I want to break down why simple “valuable” content isn’t enough, what nurturing really means, and how you can tweak your approach for way better results. The Real Client Attraction Process Let’s start with what the client attraction process actually is. A lot of online advice makes it sound simple: “Post valuable content, then make a bunch of offers.” But jumping straight from reaching people to converting them just doesn’t cut it in our high-competition, online-first business world. People want connection now more than ever. They don’t want to be dumped in a sales funnel. There’s a higher bar for trust and two-way relationships—especially if you’re working online. People need to feel seen AND see you before they’re ready to give you their credit card details—makes sense, right? ...read the full article at: tashcorbin.com/537 Let me know your thoughts via our Text FanMail!

  7. Aug 26

    #536: The origin story of my latest offer - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

    Mags Sheridan Putty Retreats: puttyretreats.com magssheridan.com/putty Full article and links available at: tashcorbin.com/536 If you’ve been following along with me lately, you’ll know I have launched a new offer: the Heart-Centred CEO Circle. In today’s episode, I want to tell you exactly how this offer came to be, because I think it’s actually the best thing I’ve built for my business (and maybe for yours too!). But here’s the point: this offer couldn’t exist if I hadn’t spent years crafting, tweaking, and sometimes struggling with previous offers. It’s a lesson in how “imperfect” products that you’re gradually improving can actually be the stepping stones to something amazing. So, here’s the real, behind-the-scenes story of how my latest offer was born. My Purpose: Where Connection and Success Came Together Let me wind the clock back. When I first started my business in 2013, I did a whole lot of work on purpose—my “why.” For me, it was about aligning success and connection. For years, I felt these two things were at odds. Growing up, I felt like if I was too successful, I’d lose friends. Like, if I got top marks at school, or played netball and was the best at my position, people would turn on me or push me aside—there’s a reason “tall poppy syndrome” bit especially hard as a tall Aussie girl! But as I entered adulthood, I started to see patterns where success and connection could support each other. I found ways to share achievements with friends, to help others rise while I did, and to intentionally build success so that everyone in my network benefited too. My purpose became helping others experience that same blend: more connection = more success, and more success = more connection. ...read the full article at: tashcorbin.com/536 Let me know your thoughts via our Text FanMail!

  8. Aug 24

    #535: My favourite referral strategy for high-ticket clients - Tash Corbin, Heart-Centred Business Podcast

    Karen Leslie WP Fairy Godmother - karenlesliewpfg.com Full article and links available at: tashcorbin.com/535 Whether you’re seasoned in business or just starting out, I bet you’d love a few more referrals, right? Referrals can make a massive difference to your business bottom line. When you’re new in business, they’re often the most reliable way to find those first precious clients. But here’s a question: Do you have a real strategy to get more referrals? Most people never really set something up, or they don’t do much more than a little nudge here and there. I want to share my absolute favourite referral strategy for high-ticket clients—it worked wonders, especially when I was starting out, and it’s still something I come back to. Let’s get clear: Referrals are getting even more important with all the fake reviews and AI-generated nonsense out there. People are skeptical these days—who can you trust online when people buy fake reviews or whole fake Reddit threads get set up to discredit or boost providers? It wasn’t always this bad, but it was happening even back when I started running my business in 2013, and it’s only ramped up since then. What’s different now is that people want recommendations from those they actually know. When someone you trust recommends a service provider, you’re way more likely to listen. A real referral from your own network cuts through that skepticism fast—and that’s what makes a referral the quickest path to converting a lead into a client. ...read the full article at: tashcorbin.com/535 Let me know your thoughts via our Text FanMail!

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Build your business the fabulous, consent-based way with Tash Corbin and the #bossposse. This podcast shares heart-centred and connected strategies for creating and growing your online business, whilst having lots of fun and addressing pesky mindset blocks along the way. Whether you're just starting out, or you've been at this for years - the episodes give practical business advice, marketing tips and strategies that will help you attract and convert more clients. Being a successful entrepreneur doesn’t mean you need to become pushy, nor does it mean you suddenly have to be a perfect human specimen - join us for real, connected, human business. 

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