Grow Smarter, Not Louder: The Real Playbook for Scaling Companies With Betsy Pepine
In this inspiring episode of The Entrepreneurial You, host Heneka Watkis-Porter welcomes Betsy Pepine—serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, and founder of a top-producing real estate brokerage. Betsy shares her transformative journey from corporate pharmaceuticals to real estate, highlighting how life’s challenges—including job loss and single motherhood—served as catalysts for reinvention. With honesty and heart, she outlines […]
Soaring Beyond Gravity: The Audacity of Vision and the Power of Firsts
That moment, though it ended with my feet firmly on the ground, was more than a child’s folly. It was the first spark of the audacity that would shape my life and leadership. Like so many entrepreneurs and leaders, I saw possibility where others saw limits.
Mindset Mastery: Transforming Self-Sabotage into Rapid Growth With Dr Joseph Drolshagen
In this empowering episode of The Entrepreneurial You, host Heneka Watkis-Porter welcomes Dr. Joseph Drolshagen—better known as Dr. Joey—a rapid growth specialist and seasoned subconscious mindset coach. With a rich background in corporate leadership and human psychology, Dr. Joey dives deep into how entrepreneurs can break free from self-sabotage and rewire their mindset for sustainable […]
When “Yes” Turns to “No”: Lessons in Leadership Resilience
That initial shock, the tears, the need to physically move through the pain—it’s all part of the process, I realise now. Suppressing it would have been a disservice, a delay of the inevitable reckoning.
Sustainability in Business: How to Build a Future-Proof Strategy With Lee Stewart
In this episode of The Entrepreneurial You, host Heneka Watkis-Porter sits down with Lee Stewart, a globally recognised sustainability strategist, educator, and author of How to Build Sustainability into Your Business Strategy. Lee shares how sustainability has evolved from a buzzword into a core business imperative—one that directly impacts profitability, brand value, and long-term growth. […]
The Trust Dividend—How Small Acts Build Unshakable Leadership
Trust, I’ve realized, is the invisible currency of leadership. It’s not built on grand gestures, but on the small, consistent actions: returning calls, honouring deadlines, admitting mistakes. These “deposits” accumulate over time, creating a surplus that pays dividends when you need it most.
The Power of Differentiation: Win Hearts, Minds, and Market Share With Barry LaBov
In this episode of The Entrepreneurial You, host Heneka Watkis-Porter welcomes Barry, a seasoned branding strategist with a passion for helping companies discover what truly sets them apart. Barry draws on his experience working with iconic brands like Harley Davidson and Audi to share actionable insights on how businesses can identify and leverage their unique […]
How Listening to the Voice Within Changes Everything
Ever had a quiet nudge or inner voice steer you in the right direction—sometimes saving you from a bigger problem? Last week, a late-night urge for tea led me to discover (and prevent!) a flooded bathroom and a plugged-in iron. It was a powerful reminder of the value of spiritual intelligence: tuning in to that wisdom within that’s bigger than any one of us.
The Trust Trap: How to Rewire Performance Under Pressure With Clay Moffat
In this electrifying episode of The Entrepreneurial You, host Heneka Watkis-Porter welcomes Clay Moffat, renowned performance coach and author of The Trust Trap, for a transformative conversation on how to rewire your nervous system, overcome self-sabotage, and unlock peak performance under pressure. With deep insights into human psychology and neuroscience, Clay explains how your nervous […]
Why Every Leader Should Run Their Own Race
On June 15, 2025—Father’s Day—I completed my very first official 5K as part of a small but determined Grace to Grow team. While I’m no stranger to regular walks and jogs, this race was a special milestone: it brought together our team’s spirit and commitment in a new, purposeful way. We may not have been […]
