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Wisepreneurs Podcast: Independent Professionals Building Expertise

Independent professionals turning accumulated expertise into sustainable practice. For experienced professionals, particularly women, who want to work on their own terms, not retire from meaningful work.Working lives now extend far beyond what anyone predicted.

Podcast · By Nigel Rawlins | Wisepreneurs · English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Alex Hayes Pricing Confidence: Why Independent Professionals Undercharge (opens the original)

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    Alex Hayes, president of Boost Pricing, says independent professionals undercharge from fear of losing the relationship. Alex trains sales teams at Boost Pricing to win deals at higher prices and hold that price when the buyer pushes back. She explains why solo practitioners cave: discounting is the easiest lever to pull, and a 5 per cent cut comes off profit, not revenue, so one handshake can erase a quarter of the year's margin. She describes lifting her own team's net margin fr...

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Krystal Hille Expert Positioning: The Book That Makes Your Expertise Visible (opens the original)

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    Krystal Hille, founder of Hille House Publishing, helps experienced professionals turn expert positioning into a book. A former theatre director, she reads authors the way she once read actors, through the body, the breath and the story. She explains how she draws out an author's onlyness, the one thing only they can write, through the void to value exercise and stream-of-consciousness prompts, and how she maps authors to the four elements of earth, water, fire and air. She also t...

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Sarah Duran Fractional COO: Systems for Solo Businesses That Scale (opens the original)

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    Sarah Duran is a fractional COO who helps solo business owners extract their business from their own head and turn it into systems that scale. She never planned to run a business — she watched her parents do it her whole life and wanted none of the weight of other people's livelihoods — but contract work turned into a decade-long practice she now runs in under 40 hours a week. Sarah explains why what got you to six figures will bankrupt you at seven: the moment the business outgrows one...

  4. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Liz Micik AI Website Visibility: What Independent Professionals Must Fix Now (opens the original)

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    Liz Micik shows independent professionals what AI agents see when they read a website, after 28 years fixing broken ones. Her framework puts four questions to a site: can an agent find you, understand you, trust you, and use you. The free Signal Check at lizmicik.com/signal-check asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini about your business three times each; Nigel scored +24, with 14 checkable facts from Perplexity and none from Claude. Liz explains why schema now matters for a ...

  5. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Kay Sargent Space and Cognition: Workspaces for Independent Professionals (opens the original)

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    Kay Sargent makes the case that your workspace is part of your cognition, not a backdrop to it. Kay leads neuroinclusive design at global firm HOK and wrote Designing Neuroinclusive Workplaces (Wiley). Her framework — six modalities of work, each needing a higher-stimulation and a lower-stimulation version — gives independent professionals a practical way to set up a home office that supports their best thinking rather than taxing it. She also explains the "pureeing problem"...

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