Rebecca Cracknell

A Woman's Guide to Starting Fires

The podcast for women who are building the businesses that will change their lives where we talk about what lights us up, what we want to burn to the ground, and how we plan to set the world alight as we pursue our true purpose.

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Autor

Rebecca Cracknell

Categoría

Business

Web del podcast

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Último episodio

9 de jul. de 2026

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Episodios

EP2: Nicky Denson-Elliott: Elevating Women Through Community 29.05.2025

In this conversation, Nicky Denson-Elliott, founder of The Wilder Collective, discusses her journey in creating a supportive community for women entrepreneurs. She emphasises the importance of evolution in both business and personal lives, the role of humour in tackling serious topics, and the impact of women's choices on future generations.  Nikki also addresses the challenges of internalised mis...

EP1: Stupid reasons I put off starting a podcast 22.05.2025

In this episode, Rebecca shares her personal journey of overcoming self-sabotage and limiting beliefs that delayed the launch of her podcast. She discusses the fears and excuses that held her back, including the pressure to create a perfect first episode, the fear of blending in with others, and the belief that she needed an audience before starting. Through her reflections, she emphasises the imp...

Trailer 02.05.2025

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