The Tingle Zone with Andrew Miller

This is a very different episode, as I am my own guest. The Tingle Zone is going to have a bit of a break as I am currently refocussing my efforts on a very specific market, those who are Child-Free. The basic principle stand the same - in terms of finding your Purpose and what it is that makes your bits tingle - but as family is often cited as the reason for so many, there is a different nuance w...

In this episode, I'm talking with Marcio Santos who shares his incredible journey from leaving his agency to becoming a digital marketing expert. Marcio takes us on a captivating ride, revealing how he discovered his true passion for SEO and his remarkable experiences working with both larger companies and smaller individual entrepreneurs.  But there's more to this story than just professional suc...

In this episode, I'm talking with Michael de Groot who helps businesses tell better stories about themselves, frequently through images and animation. Part Dutch, part Indian and raised in Suriname, Michael had an interesting upbringing along with adventures in many different ventures. All the different strands of Michael's life come together at the end to where we find him today as a confident cr...

In this episode, I'm talking with Le-an Lai Lacaba , a Virtual Assistant Coach and founder of 2xYou, a remote executive assistant service company. Le-an uses her expertise to help overwhelmed business owners delegate tasks and streamline processes. However, our conversation quickly turns personal as Le-an shares her own experiences of overwhelm, including her battle with depression and anxiety spi...

In this episode, I'm talking with Michael Seaver , an executive coach, leadership consultant, author and public speaker who focuses on unlocking human potential, helping you uncover your most authentic self and define your life's purpose. Raised on a farm in a small town in Michigan, Michael started working in the family business at the age of 12. When he got married and moved away to Arizona it c...

In this episode, I'm talking with Gemma Perkins founder of The Self-Leadership Initiative, who inspires and empowers individuals to become their best selves through interactive coaching and learning experiences.  With a focus on soft skills such as emotional intelligence and self-leadership, Gemma helps individuals lead their lives effectively and authentically. Whether one aims to become a manage...

In this episode, I'm talking with Wade Thomas from Aim to Win, a company focused on helping small business owners find success and overcome obstacles. Through one-on-one coaching, group work, and online programs, Wade helps leaders have fun at work, enjoy their business, and experience true success In our conversation, we discuss such matters as: the difference between coaching and consulting; the...

In this episode, I'm talking with Cathy Nesbitt who has a number of strings to her bow, including worm farmer , mung bean sprout advocate and laughter yoga practitioner. Cathy spent much of her corporate life working as a secretary for a number of different companies and came to realise that, if you don't like what you're doing – move . Serendipity stepped in and a combination of a bizarre request...

In this episode, I'm talking with Louis Barnett from Ikigai Studio, a marketing consultancy that likes to do things differently. In fact, Louis has always done things differently. At a very young age he developed an interest in making truffles and chocolates and set up his own business selling them to local shops. Word of mouth got him in front of the big boys and he found himself supplying the li...

In this episode, I'm talking with Luke Hohmann , founder and CEO of First Root , a company dedicated to helping improve the financial literacy taught in schools and getting children used to handling money – by giving them money to handle.  Luke originally founded a software company that created a program on which you could run Participatory Budgeting , a collaborative process used by global brands...

In this episode, I'm talking with Axel Meierhoefer , a property and real estate investor and mentor, who helps others find the fastest route to their Time Freedom Point. Axel used to be a test pilot, initially for the German Air Force and then seconded to the US where he ended up staying once he retired from the military. All the time he was paying attention to what 'successful' people did with th...

In this episode, I'm talking with Charles Read of GetPayroll, who is a specialist in providing payroll services – although he started life as a US Marine , including serving in Vietnam. This interview has actually been quite hard to summarise. First of all, it's not about payroll . Yes, it gets mentioned, obviously, but the payroll business is just the context for the learnings to come. Within tha...

In this episode, I'm talking with Alexis Haselberger who is a time management and productivity coach. Alexis has always been focused on getting as much done with as little effort as possible. Lazy, one might say (and she does), but in a way that is actually a superpower. Without actually realising she had any special talent, it required her boss to come up to her and say “Can you run a workshop an...

In this episode, I'm talking with Ash Shah , MD of World Products, an e-commerce consultancy working with healthcare companies to make sure their message and products get out to the world via the latest technological platforms .  Ash's introduction into business was helping his mother one summer, with a venture that was literally run out of their garage. It went so well that he ended up working th...

In this episode, I'm talking with Mark Herschberg who is an expert in Career Skills, as well as working part-time as a Technical Director for numerous companies and as a lecturer at MIT. Mark started as a software engineer during the Dot Com era and knew that he wanted to be a technical director in a company – but came to realise that, in order to do so, he also had to become accomplished in leade...

In this episode, I'm talking with Rick Terrien , a lifelong entrepreneur whose current focus is the creation of a non-profit organisation - The Center for Ageless Entrepreneurs . Rick has entrepreneurship in his blood although, as he says, that wasn't a word he used when he first started, which was at the age of 15. His first proper business was started out of his dorm room at college, which he th...

In this episode, I'm talking with Laurent Notin , who is an entrepreneur coach and start-up mentor. Originally from France, Laurent moved out to Laos and Cambodia, developing his question-asking skills as a Market Researcher and then his business skills when he was asked to run the whole Laotian agency. Many years later, Laurent now finds himself in Helsinki and is dedicated to helping small busin...

In this episode, I'm talking with El Edwards - who is building a community dedicated to enabling you to smile more and be more 'you' – or 'Youier'. Brought up in a strong evangelical Christian environment, she was taught from an early age to fear God. El strived to be perfect in every way - the perfect Christian, the perfect wife, the perfect mother. Eventually, she realised that trying to be 'nor...

In this episode, I'm talking with Holly Woods PhD, founder of the Emergence Institute and author of The Golden Thread – Where to Find PURPOSE in the Stages of Your Life. From a traumatic childhood through to academic excellence, Holly has spent most of her life digging deep to understand why she is here on this planet and helping others to understand what their Precise Purpose is. In a nutshell, h...

In this episode, I'm talking with Devin Miller who is a serial entrepreneur, with businesses ranging from a law firm specialising in Intellectual Property to a hydration monitoring smartwatch that helps people with diabetes. Growing up in an entrepreneurial environment, Devin always had an interest in business. He focussed on getting educated in the first instance, to help him move into that space...

In this episode, I'm talking with Jane Ferré , a career coach for HR professionals – whether that's forging a career inside their current organisation or getting back on track after being made redundant. Jane worked in HR and Training for major companies such as British Airways and Leon, until numerous internal restructures led to her being made redundant. After being unsuccessful in numerous job...

In this episode, I'm talking with Joseph Gerstel , CEO of Get Some Class, which provides remote team-building events for lawyers , introducing fun and laughter into a high-pressured and intense environment. Joseph started off as a lawyer himself and got to a point where he realised that he'd been forced down a route he didn't want to go down and wasn't enjoying himself. The enforced lockdown cause...

In this episode, I'm talking with Sloane , a former business attorney who now devotes her time to guiding powerful women in fulfilling their highest potential. After selling her law practice, Sloane found herself travelling the world with an amazing group of friends and living the lifestyle she'd always wanted. Suddenly,  she realised that despite being in paradise - inside she was really lonely....

In this episode, I'm talking with Rael Bricker , international speaker, author and someone who works with business leaders to create rich and robust cultures - with measurable results. Rael has had a portfolio career, including marketing, training, mergers and acquisitions and venture capitalism. Born in South Africa, now living in Western Australia, Rael's career started out as a junior engineer...

In this episode, I'm talking with Kay Suthar , a Business Strategist, Award Winning Author and Professional Speaker - as well as a podcast host and podcast marketing agent. Kay started off life wanting to be a superhero which, in the real world, led her to join the police force. Health issues forced her to retire at which point an opportunity arose to move into politics, helping with election camp...