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Inner Business with Selena Woodward

Welcome to Inner Business, the podcast that delves deep into the soul of entrepreneurship. Bringing you powerful insights from the realms of business coaching and personal growth, we explore the inner workings of successful businesses and the entrepreneurs behind them.

Podcast · By Selena Woodward Business Coach · Australian English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    089: She Changed One Sentence. Now Clients Fly To Her (opens the original)

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    Kirstie came to me wanting a new website. That's not what changed her business.Underneath the website request was something she'd been carrying quietly for years: four identities she'd never learned to hold as one person. Nurse. Midwife. Doula. Shamanic womb healer. The first three, she could say without blinking. The fourth took her longer.It took five sessions, not five years, to change that. Not a new website. Not a new funnel. One sentence she finally gave herself permission to say.In this v

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    088 - Why You Keep Rebuilding Instead of Getting Clients (opens the original)

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    You've been trying to get clients for a year, and every hour you spent on your website counted as work. It had a product at the end. That's how you've been keeping score.The truth is, the time was never missing. It went somewhere — and once you can see where, you get to choose differently.In this video:→ Why the hours you thought you didn't have were there all along→ The real reason "competence" can quietly become a hiding place→ Where the old identity from your last career is still running your

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    087: The Five Minute Check Before You Say Yes (opens the original)

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    Your body already answered that contract. You've been calling it tired.How to listen to your body before you say yes to work you don't want: your nervous system sends a signal, never a verdict. When work lands that you could do in your sleep but that sits nowhere near the business you're building, cortisol goes up and says pay attention. Most of us hear "but it's money", push through, and file the heaviness under tired. This is a five-minute check you run twice, once on that contract and once on

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    086: The Contract That Cost You Six Months (opens the original)

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    You keep taking work you don't want because it pays the bills. Here's what the last contract actually spent.Taking work you don't want feels like the responsible move, because it pays the bills and it funds the business you're building on the side. And it does. But when you price that contract, you probably answer in hours, and hours are the wrong unit. What it really spends is the months your own business could have been moving, and the attention you needed to bring to them. The money arrives w

  5. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    084 | Your Third Thing: The Part You Keep Softening (opens the original)

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    There's a thing you say third. Job title first, the sensible credential second, and then the real one, softened with "as well." Mine was tarot. Business coach, NLP and Timeline Therapy, and a bit of tarot on the side. I thought I'd been loud about it for months. Then I looked at the hard facts of where my clients had actually come from, and found they'd met me in rooms where that third thing was completely evident. Two clients booked me this fortnight, and neither of them came for the first two

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