Tessa Hartnett's guest appearances

Tessa Hartnett

Mums With Hustle Podcast

Amanda Lee

Sarah Clark

Stacy Tuschl

Mary Shores

Jennifer Allwood

Jadah Sellner

Belinda Weaver

Kelly Roach

Shannon Irvine

Sarah Liddle

Lisa Corduff

Michelle Knight

Kristy Goodwin

Maggie Patterson

Stu McLaren

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MWH 391 : Girl Talk! Bali Breakthroughs, Freedom-Filled Business Metrics and Increasing Profits With AI with Tessa HartnettWelcome to a very special episode of our podcast. In this episode, we're doing things a little differently as we have some girl talk about Bali breakthroughs, freedom-filled business metrics and increasing profits with AI with my very good friend Tessa Hartnett!This episode is in 3 parts:Part 1 is all about our time in Bali and the one conversation that really irked Tessa!Part 2 is where Tessa shares her new metrics for success. (Hint: Tessa is naturally a high achiever so her new success metrics may catch you by surprise.)And finally, in Part 3, we talk about how Tessa is using AI to grow her E-commerce businesses.Listen to this episode to learn:How Tessa and I spent our time in Bali, including the conversation that irked TessaTessa's surprising new metrics for success, as a naturally high achieverHow Tessa is leveraging AI to grow her E-commerce businessesThe importance of meaningful conversations and setting success metrics aligned with your valuesPractical tips on using AI to save money and grow your own businessGet insights from our fun-filled Bali adventure and content creation journeyThis conversation is one not to be missed. We cover everything from the importance of meaningful conversations to how to set success metrics that align with your values to practical tips on using AI to save money and grow your business.So grab a cup of tea, sit back, relax, and join us for this incredible conversation. Then let me know what part of our conversation you connect with the most. Email me at hello@mumswithhustle.com or DM on Instagram!Until next week, stay happy in your hustle.CONNECT WITH TESSAWebsite: www.bridesmaidsonly.com.au and www.tessandnathan.com/Instagram: @bridesmaidsonly and @tessandnathanFacebook: @bridesmaidsonly and @TessandNathanCONNECT WITH MEWeb: www.tracyharris.coFacebook: @mumswithhustleInstagram: @mumswithhustleTwitter: @MumsWithHustleMums With Hustle® Podcast Community By Tracy Harris: @mumswithhustleLOVE THE MUMS WITH HUSTLE PODCAST?Okay, mama! I'm going to give it to you straight, 'cause you know that's what I'm about. Podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we receive the more likely iTunes will reward us with better reach.I want to reach more hustling mamas that can add extreme value to our kick-ass tribe. Help a sister, out? I already love you forever, but I’d be extremely grateful if you would review me on iTunes!If you've loved this podcast, never miss another one! All you have to do is SUBSCRIBE to the Mums With Hustle Podcast on iTunes.

MWH 391 : Girl Talk! Bali Breakthroughs, Freedom-Filled Business Metrics and Increasing Profits With AI with Tessa Hartnett Welcome to a very special episode of our podcast. In this episode, we're doing things a little differently as we have some girl talk about Bali breakthroughs, freedom-filled business metrics and increasing profits with AI with my very good friend Tessa Hartnett! This episode is in 3 parts: Part 1 is all about our time in Bali and the one conversation that really irked Tessa! Part 2 is where Tessa shares her new metrics for success. (Hint: Tessa is naturally a high achiever so her new success metrics may catch you by surprise.) And finally, in Part 3, we talk about how Tessa is using AI to grow her E-commerce businesses. Listen to this episode to learn: How Tessa and I spent our time in Bali, including the conversation that irked Tessa Tessa's surprising new metrics for success, as a naturally high achiever How Tessa is leveraging AI to grow her E-commerce businesses The importance of meaningful conversations and setting success metrics aligned with your values Practical tips on using AI to save money and grow your own business Get insights from our fun-filled Bali adventure and content creation journey This conversation is one not to be missed. We cover everything from the importance of meaningful conversations to how to set success metrics that align with your values to practical tips on using AI to save money and grow your business. So grab a cup of tea, sit back, relax, and join us for this incredible conversation. Then let me know what part of our conversation you connect with the most. Email me at hello@mumswithhustle.com or DM on Instagram! Until next week, stay happy in your hustle. CONNECT WITH TESSA Website: <a href="http://www.bridesmaidsonly.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bridesmaidsonly.com.au</a> and <a href="http://www.tessandnathan.com/Instagram:" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tessandnathan.com/Instagram:</a> @bridesmaidsonly and @tessandnathanFacebook: @bridesmaidsonly and @TessandNathan CONNECT WITH ME Web: www.tracyharris.coFacebook: @mumswithhustleInstagram: @mumswithhustleTwitter: @MumsWithHustleMums With Hustle® Podcast Community By Tracy Harris: @mumswithhustle LOVE THE MUMS WITH HUSTLE PODCAST? Okay, mama! I'm going to give it to you straight, 'cause you know that's what I'm about. Podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we receive the more likely iTunes will reward us with better reach. I want to reach more hustling mamas that can add extreme value to our kick-ass tribe. Help a sister, out? I already love you forever, but I’d be extremely grateful if you would review me on iTunes! If you've loved this podcast, never miss another one! All you have to do is SUBSCRIBE to the Mums With Hustle Podcast on iTunes.

MWH 391 : Girl Talk! Bali Breakthroughs, Freedom-Filled Business Metrics and Increasing Profits With AI with Tessa Hartnett

Learning To Love Your StrugglesIt’s really easy to assume that success in business happens over night, with no struggles whatsoever. In reality, it doesn’t. Building your business and taking the leap into entrepreneurship is not always shiny. Sometimes it’s having to share a single coffee with your hubby because it’s all you can afford and other times it’s having to move to another country because the cost of living is less.These are things my dear friend, Tessa Hartnett and her husband Nathan, did when they were starting and growing their businesses and working through their struggles.Tessa is a 7 figure entrepreneur who is e-commerce obsessed with over 12 years of experience in the field. She’s currently running a total of 11 stores with her husband and loves to travel with her family.Something we really want to touch on during this episode is the less shiny parts of entrepreneurship because there are many challenging times while you’re growing your business from the ground up and, more often than not, those times are not spoken about.Get ready to learn how Tessa learned to love their struggles!Key Takeaways:&gt;&gt; [0:23] This is episode is coming to you from all the way in Byron Bay, New South Wales. It’s a bit of a different episode because I’m actually recording this while on holiday with my friend Tessa Hartnett.&gt;&gt; [1:03] Since Tessa and I had the opportunity to be together IRL we thought it’d be fun to jump on and record a podcast episode that talks all things entrepreneurship, struggles, what it’s like to raise a little one and work with your husband as your business partner because these are all experiences we have in common!&gt;&gt; [3:18] Tessa has a zero attachment mindset when it comes to her business because her and Nathan (her husband) are so experimental when it comes to their niches.&gt;&gt; [4:30] When Tessa and Nathan were on their first date, he told her how much he wanted to be an entrepreneur and she loved it. Their first business was an eBay store!&gt;&gt; [7:49] Tessa and Nathan work extremely well together and they don’t know how to do anything different because they’ve worked together since their first date!What is it like for Tessa to work with her husband? 	They butt heads on certain decisions. 	Tessa and Nathan do not fight, but they do have disagreements. 	Both of them rely on each person’s strength. 	They ask each other, “How important on a scale of 1-10 is this for you?”&gt;&gt; [11:08] Sometimes when you’re working with your spouse, it’s easy for your ego to get involved. However, it’s important to not let your ego run the show.&gt;&gt; [12:38] There is no middle ground when it comes to your children. They’re either really cute or driving you up a wall.&gt;&gt; [13:33] Tessa never new if she would be a mum, but because her and her husband was an entrepreneur they thought it’d be nice to have a baby too.&gt;&gt; [14:47] At 9 months old, they put their son into daycare and Tessa felt really guilty. She felt like she was giving her business and her team the short straw.&gt;&gt; [16:14] You CAN balance being a mum and an entrepreneur.&gt;&gt; [17:08] Your environment really contributes to how you feel about yourself and what you do.How did Tessa work through the guilt? 	Tessa and her family relocated to New Zealand/Thailand and this removed her from the societal pressure. 	Get around like minded people because then you’ll feel much better. 	Social support is also incredibly uplifting.&gt;&gt; [20:00] When Karl and I decided that I would breastfeed the boys beyond a year, it meant looking out for breastfeeding communities online and being around people like that it normalised breastfeeding for myself.&gt;&gt; [23:55] If Tessa didn’t have much money, how was she making her decisions? She takes life by design to another level. She designs the life that she wants and then creates a business that helps her have that.Learning To Love Her Struggles

Learning To Love Your Struggles It’s really easy to assume that success in business happens over night, with no struggles whatsoever. In reality, it doesn’t. Building your business and taking the leap into entrepreneurship is not always shiny. Sometimes it’s having to share a single coffee with your hubby because it’s all you can afford and other times it’s having to move to another country because the cost of living is less. These are things my dear friend, Tessa Hartnett and her husband Nathan, did when they were starting and growing their businesses and working through their struggles. Tessa is a 7 figure entrepreneur who is e-commerce obsessed with over 12 years of experience in the field. She’s currently running a total of 11 stores with her husband and loves to travel with her family. Something we really want to touch on during this episode is the less shiny parts of entrepreneurship because there are many challenging times while you’re growing your business from the ground up and, more often than not, those times are not spoken about. Get ready to learn how Tessa learned to love their struggles! Key Takeaways: &gt;&gt; [0:23] This is episode is coming to you from all the way in Byron Bay, New South Wales. It’s a bit of a different episode because I’m actually recording this while on holiday with my friend Tessa Hartnett. &gt;&gt; [1:03] Since Tessa and I had the opportunity to be together IRL we thought it’d be fun to jump on and record a podcast episode that talks all things entrepreneurship, struggles, what it’s like to raise a little one and work with your husband as your business partner because these are all experiences we have in common! &gt;&gt; [3:18] Tessa has a zero attachment mindset when it comes to her business because her and Nathan (her husband) are so experimental when it comes to their niches. &gt;&gt; [4:30] When Tessa and Nathan were on their first date, he told her how much he wanted to be an entrepreneur and she loved it. Their first business was an eBay store! &gt;&gt; [7:49] Tessa and Nathan work extremely well together and they don’t know how to do anything different because they’ve worked together since their first date! What is it like for Tessa to work with her husband? 	They butt heads on certain decisions. 	Tessa and Nathan do not fight, but they do have disagreements. 	Both of them rely on each person’s strength. 	They ask each other, “How important on a scale of 1-10 is this for you?” &gt;&gt; [11:08] Sometimes when you’re working with your spouse, it’s easy for your ego to get involved. However, it’s important to not let your ego run the show. &gt;&gt; [12:38] There is no middle ground when it comes to your children. They’re either really cute or driving you up a wall. &gt;&gt; [13:33] Tessa never new if she would be a mum, but because her and her husband was an entrepreneur they thought it’d be nice to have a baby too. &gt;&gt; [14:47] At 9 months old, they put their son into daycare and Tessa felt really guilty. She felt like she was giving her business and her team the short straw. &gt;&gt; [16:14] You CAN balance being a mum and an entrepreneur. &gt;&gt; [17:08] Your environment really contributes to how you feel about yourself and what you do. How did Tessa work through the guilt? 	Tessa and her family relocated to New Zealand/Thailand and this removed her from the societal pressure. 	Get around like minded people because then you’ll feel much better. 	Social support is also incredibly uplifting. &gt;&gt; [20:00] When Karl and I decided that I would breastfeed the boys beyond a year, it meant looking out for breastfeeding communities online and being around people like that it normalised breastfeeding for myself. &gt;&gt; [23:55] If Tessa didn’t have much money, how was she making her decisions? She takes life by design to another level. She designs the life that she wants and then creates a business that helps her have that. Learning To Love Her Struggles

MWH 199 : Learning To Love Your Struggles with Tessa Hartnett