Hosted by Faye Kowalski and Tennille Skelly, Her Take on Business is a female-led podcast created for small business owners seeking honest conversations, practical guidance, and meaningful inspiration. Each episode explores wins, setbacks, and lessons from the business journey, sharing relatable stories, strategic insights, and supportive advice to help you grow. Faye and Tennille bring warmth, experience, and clarity, empowering women to build businesses that reflect their values, vision, and purpose every day. Their goal is to encourage lasting confidence and steady growth for all listeners.
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Hosted by Faye Kowalski and Tennille Skelly, Her Take on Business is a female-led podcast created for small business owners seeking honest conversations, practical guidance, and meaningful inspiration. Each episode explores wins, setbacks, and lessons from the business journey, sharing relatable stories, strategic insights, and supportive advice to help you grow. Faye and Tennille bring warmth, experience, and clarity, empowering women to build businesses that reflect their values, vision, and purpose every day. Their goal is to encourage lasting confidence and steady growth for all listeners.
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July 17, 2026
Accountability Without Micromanagement
<p>How do you build a team that takes ownership without feeling like you need to constantly check in, follow up, or oversee every detail?</p><p>In this episode of Her Take on Business, Tennille and Faye unpack the difference between accountability and micromanagement, and why so many business owners struggle to find the balance. From setting clear expectations and creating effective systems to using KPIs the right way and giving constructive feedback, they share practical strategies for fostering responsibility, trust, and autonomy within your team.</p><p>Whether you're managing your first employee or leading an established business, this conversation will help you step back from day-to-day oversight while empowering your team to step up with confidence.</p><p>Tune in to learn how to replace constant checking with meaningful coaching, create predictable communication rhythms, and build a culture where accountability becomes a shared value—not a management tactic.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p><ul><li>The difference between accountability and micromanagement</li><li>Why employees sometimes avoid taking ownership</li><li>How clear expectations drive better outcomes</li><li>Using systems and KPIs to support success, not control people</li><li>Coaching techniques that encourage problem-solving</li><li>Creating communication structures that reduce overwhelm</li><li>Building trust through feedback, consistency, and leadership</li></ul><p><br></p><p>Because great leadership isn't about controlling every move, it's about creating an environment where people can thrive.</p>
July 3, 2026
Why Written Contracts Matter More Than Verbal Agreements
<p>Trust and good intentions are important in business, but are they enough? In this episode of Her Take on Business, Faye and Tennille sit down with HR consultant Abby to unpack why written contracts are one of the most important tools for protecting both businesses and employees.</p><p>Together, they explore the risks of relying on verbal agreements, the legal obligations many small business owners don't realise must be documented, and how clear written agreements help create stronger relationships, better communication, and fewer misunderstandings. Abby shares practical advice on moving from informal arrangements to professional documentation without losing the warmth and trust that make great workplaces thrive.</p><p>Whether you're hiring your first employee, managing contractors, or reviewing existing agreements, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you safeguard your business, create clarity, and build a solid foundation for growth.</p><p>Tune in to learn why friendly doesn't have to mean informal, and how putting things in writing can protect everyone involved.</p><p></p>
June 21, 2026
Cybersecurity Landscape & Small Business Risk
<p>Most small business owners think cyber-attacks happen to "someone else." In this episode of Her Take on Business, hosts Tennille Skelly and Faye Kowalski talk with Andrew Waters from Pivot IT about why that assumption is exactly what makes small businesses such an easy target.</p><p>Andrew walks us through the cyber threats small businesses are facing right now, the biggest mistakes owners make around passwords and basic security hygiene, and why multifactor authentication is one of the simplest and most effective defences available, even for businesses with no dedicated IT team. He also shares a real world example of how strong security practices (or the lack of them) directly changed the outcome for a business.</p><p>If you've ever wondered whether your business is actually at risk, or where to start if you want to fix that, this episode gives you a clear, no jargon place to begin.</p><p></p>
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