Kenna Whitnell's guest appearances

Kenna Whitnell

The Eco Well podcast

The Profitable Practice Podcast

JJ Virgin

Trevor Cates

Travis Hornsby

Cynthia Johnson

Melvin Varghese

Adam Ford

Cheryl Janis

Jennifer Haessler

Kevin Folta

Cara Santa Maria

Jen Gunter

Nadine Baggott

Andrew Wallis

Lori Kennedy

Jill Stanton

OwlTail

One of the most common questions that I usually get from listeners is, "What can I do as a student to make sure that my business is successful when I graduate?" Today, I brought on a very special guest, Kenna Whitnell, who is still a student and launched her business while still studying in University.  I thought that would be a great interview for you to listen to, especially for those of you who are students, and wondering what can I do RIGHT NOW to get a leg up on my business. As we go through the interview Kenna give some really amazing, very insightful mindset strategies, and how she approached her business. Basically, she approached it with pitbull-like focus and just attacked it. No excuses. No looking over her shoulder. Just f**king did it. I didn't start growing my business while I was in school. But now with how amazing the internet is, you can get started early. Do a lot more things, like at least start building your list, building your exposure, so that when you do start you can be a lot more successful! Ready to get into this?? Get listening friend! PODCAST SPONSOR:  [FREE ONLINE TRAINING] &gt;&gt;&gt; Want to Triple The Lifetime Value of Your Clients?? You're Invited to a FREE ONLINE Training --&gt; www.MAXIMizedBusiness.ca/ProgramWebinarQuestions I Asked Kenna: How to turn a hobby into a full pledged Business while being a student? How to start creating a product line? and block out the negative feedbacks How to pick yourself up from failure? How to separate your brand from the others What You'll Learn From This Episode: Turning a hobby into a profitable business The mindset of a student entrepreneur Struggles of starting your own business while being a student How to stand out from your competitors 

One of the most common questions that I usually get from listeners is, "What can I do as a student to make sure that my business is successful when I graduate?" Today, I brought on a very special guest, Kenna Whitnell, who is still a student and launched her business while still studying in University.  I thought that would be a great interview for you to listen to, especially for those of you who are students, and wondering what can I do RIGHT NOW to get a leg up on my business. As we go through the interview Kenna give some really amazing, very insightful mindset strategies, and how she approached her business. Basically, she approached it with pitbull-like focus and just attacked it. No excuses. No looking over her shoulder. Just f**king did it. I didn't start growing my business while I was in school. But now with how amazing the internet is, you can get started early. Do a lot more things, like at least start building your list, building your exposure, so that when you do start you can be a lot more successful! Ready to get into this?? Get listening friend! PODCAST SPONSOR: [FREE ONLINE TRAINING] &gt;&gt;&gt; Want to Triple The Lifetime Value of Your Clients?? You're Invited to a FREE ONLINE Training --&gt;<a href="http://www.maximizedbusiness.ca/programwebinar" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> www.MAXIMizedBusiness.ca/ProgramWebinar</a>Questions I Asked Kenna: <ol><li> <ol><li>How to turn a hobby into a full pledged Business while being a student?</li> <li>How to start creating a product line? and block out the negative feedbacks</li> <li>How to pick yourself up from failure?</li> <li>How to separate your brand from the others</li> </ol></li></ol>What You'll Learn From This Episode: <ol><li> <ol><li>Turning a hobby into a profitable business</li> <li>The mindset of a student entrepreneur</li> <li>Struggles of starting your own business while being a student</li> <li>How to stand out from your competitors</li> </ol></li></ol>

Should You Start Your Business While Being a Student? Interview with Kenna Whitnell

Altilis Beauty

In this episode, I interviewed my Kenna Whitnell, currently an undergraduate student in the chemistry department at the University of Guelph who has a pretty impressive resume already. She’s an active research scientist working on sustainable plant bioactives, and has her own green beauty company, Altilis Beauty, where she works with different communities in the South Pacific to produce breadfruit ingredients, featured in her products. I’m continually impressed with the work that Kenna’s doing so I was excited to have her back on my show for a second interview. The focus of our conversation this time around was the following question: is natural cosmetics sustainable? This episode is a wee bit on the long side, but I absolutely loved the conversation and if you like science and sustainability, I think you will to! As a pretext for the episode, I just wanted to leave you with the definition of sustainability, defined by the Brundtland Commision from 1987: Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Throughout the conversation, I defined sustainability with respect to the Triple Bottom Line, which is an accounting framework coined by John Elkington in 1994 that looks at sustainability through 3 pillars, social, environmental and financial impacts. Enjoy!

In this episode, I interviewed my Kenna Whitnell, currently an undergraduate student in the chemistry department at the University of Guelph who has a pretty impressive resume already. She’s an active research scientist working on sustainable plant bioactives, and has her own green beauty company, Altilis Beauty, where she works with different communities in the South Pacific to produce breadfruit ingredients, featured in her products. I’m continually impressed with the work that Kenna’s doing so I was excited to have her back on my show for a second interview. The focus of our conversation this time around was the following question: is natural cosmetics sustainable? This episode is a wee bit on the long side, but I absolutely loved the conversation and if you like science and sustainability, I think you will to! As a pretext for the episode, I just wanted to leave you with the definition of sustainability, defined by the Brundtland Commision from 1987: Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Throughout the conversation, I defined sustainability with respect to the Triple Bottom Line, which is an accounting framework coined by John Elkington in 1994 that looks at sustainability through 3 pillars, social, environmental and financial impacts. Enjoy!

Interview with Kenna Whitnell from Altilis Beauty: is natural sustainable?