Business

LEAP Podcast E2 – Nancy Cruickshank, founder of Handbag.com and MyShowcase.com

June 5, 2015 by Katie Lee

It’s here people! Against all odds, in spite of technical troubles, weird popping noises, missing files, knee operations and Apple upgrades: LEAP Podcast Episode Two has landed!

Nancy Cruickshank – Katie Lee

Listen to the founder of Handbag.com and My Showcase talk about life before and after children – including some excellent tales about breastmilk, vomiting and early spanx.

Life Exists After Parenthood!

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PS. If you like this, you can listen to the first one here.

PPS. I’ve also written a series of funny emails for parents. Please sign up!

Life Exists After Parenthood – My New Podcast!

April 21, 2015 by Katie Lee

Just when it looked like I’d vanished completely off the internet, I go and launch two new projects! As well as my new eCourse (sign up, it’s free and also a bit silly!) I’ve started a podcast.

The LEAP Podcast with Katie Lee!

I’ll be interviewing top business owners about their experience of having children while on the job, how it affected their confidence, what they did with their childcare arrangements, and how they continued to be supreme beings even when there was a bit of vomit on their top.

First up we have the incomparable Jo Behari, entrepreneur, parent, all-round excellent human (and funny to boot).

Let me know what you think! And if you’d like to be interviewed, or if you know a fabulous female entrepreneur who can tell me some tales, please get in touch!

Update: It’s now on iTunes! Subscribe! Review!

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