Grab a Coffee
Two caffeinated women sharing tales of running their own businesses, motherhood, and staying mentally and physically fit (as best they can!) amidst the mayhem. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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- 7
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- Sep 4, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Magic Moon Teepees! (opens the original)
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We ambushed the lovely Bekki from Magic Moon Teepees today to chat about her new venture with husband Mark while already running her sucessful hair and beauty salon, where will she find the time?
A Northern Del Boy (opens the original)
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Alice is home from Spain, Francesca had fun feeding the cats, we started with plan and got completely sidetracked so if you're ready for subject chage extravaganza pop in your ear pods start a walk and join the girly chat from swimming pool terror, a northern Del Boy, school uniform colours and more.
Marketing Guru (opens the original)
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After attending a local wellbeing event we started to think about how we advertise and what we actually like to create for visibility and what we have to do as trends change and how the public recieves the information and buys.
Marketing Guru (opens the original)
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Alice and Francesca recently attended a local in person event. It sparked the conversation about how we advertise, how we feel we should and what we want to do to market our businesses.
100 reasons to visit Albania! (opens the original)
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Alice's travel guide, 4 days in Albania, an abandonded King's villa, places to eat and explore with Freddie the taxi driver - need his number just ask Alice!
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