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Myriam Hadnes, behavioural economist turned facilitator and founder of Workshops Work, helps organisations build collaborative cultures through human-centred leadership training.

We talk about reinvention, experimentation, and building a business on your own terms.

From academia to agency owner, and from running a 300+ episode podcast to retiring it, this is an honest conversation about evolving your identity as you grow.

Get in touch with Myriam here:   / myriam-hadnes  

00:00 Opener
01:07 Introduction
02:00 Recovering Academic to Facilitator
04:26 Behavioural Economics & Human Behaviour
06:51 First Facilitation Experience
08:16 Workshops as Experiments
09:54 Never Done Before Festival Story
11:21 Retiring a 355-Episode Podcast
13:04 Starting Before You’re Ready
15:30 Comparing Yourself to Veterans
16:32 Failed Online Course Launch
17:12 Why I Quit B2C
19:38 Building a Business as a Pension Plan
21:10 Outsourcing & Smart Investment
22:15 Investing Before Having a Product
23:25 What Actually Builds Trust
25:27 The Power of Staying in Touch
27:01 Losing a Major Client
28:23 Deleting 50% of Her Podcast
29:45 Why Most Podcasts Die
30:17 Should You Start a Podcast?
33:37 Unprofessionalism & Her New Book
35:53 Lightning Round
38:22 Final Reflection

Prefer to listen? This episode is also available as part of the Solo Sauce Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

💡 If you want to stay up to date with my latest ideas, I also write a short weekly newsletter called The Solo Sauce: https://thesolosauce.kit.com

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This channel is for experienced solo professionals who want to find their voice, sharpen their message, and get found through thoughtful content.

Here, you’ll find conversations and ideas on:

Finding clarity in what you do and how you talk about it
Sharpening your message without shouting or pretending
Building visibility in a way that fits who you are
Using content as a tool, not a performance
Working solo without feeling like you have to do everything

If you work solo, you’re in the right place.

https://thesolosauce.com