Jan Cavelle, from the UK, is now a semi-retired entrepreneur and full-time writer on entrepreneurship.
One topic she obsesses over is business foundations. While she built one of her businesses from kitchen table up to two factories to a multi million dollar turnover, it was always a fight, harder than it should have been, and reached a growth sticking point over the 20 years or so I was running it.
Jan has studied this in depth since she started writing and she's convinced that while we can stagger forward with a seemingly successful start-up, certain areas will always catch up with you, if you don't get them right. Drawing on her own experiences and from speaking to many entrepreneurs across the globe now for interviews and book research, Jan is convinced that the is key solid business foundations - including the right people to move forward, systemization, neglecting personal development structure (both people and financially), and lack of market research.
Visit Jan at: www.jancavelle.co.uk
Life is busy and there's just so many things to remember. What tools do you use to help you keep on top of ALL the things?
Your laptop could die, get stolen, or you might just forget to take it with you - and if you do not have a plan for what comes next, you could be in trouble. Without your laptop, you lose access to the very systems you need to run your business.
In this episode, Charly covers:
✅ Why losing your laptop means losing access to the systems your business runs on
✅ The critical difference between a dead laptop and a stolen one
✅ What to do in the first hour if your laptop goes missing
✅ How your downtime can grind your entire team to a halt
✅ The mindset shift needed to build a real continuity plan
Stop guessing and start planning - because the worst time to figure this out is when it has already happened.
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You installed a free VPN to protect your privacy, but what if it is actually doing the exact opposite? Most free VPN providers need to make money somehow, and if you are not paying with your wallet, you are almost certainly paying with your data.
In this episode, Charly covers:
✅ Why running a VPN service is expensive and how free providers cover those costs
✅ How free VPNs collect and sell your browsing history, habits, and behavioural data to brokers
✅ Why “no logs” marketing claims cannot be trusted without independent audits
✅ Why a free VPN is worse than other dodgy apps - because ALL your traffic flows through it
✅ Three practical steps: uninstall, change passwords, and budget for a paid provider
Stop being the product. A decent paid VPN costs less than a coffee a month and keeps your data where it belongs - with you.
✅ Free VPN 101 Course: https://askcharlyleetham.com/business-tech-boost/vpns-101/
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Struggling to add a Gravity Forms form to a page builder that does not have a built-in connector? If you are using Divi, Thrive Architect, or another WordPress page builder without native Gravity Forms support, there is a simple workaround you need to know about.
In this episode, Charly covers:
✅ Why Gravity Forms is worth using over built-in form builders for better spam protection and integrations
✅ How to find and copy the Gravity Forms shortcode from the embed button
✅ Using the custom HTML or custom code block in your page builder to display the form
✅ Tips on customising the shortcode options like hiding the form title
This technique works across most page builders - if it has a custom HTML or code block, you can use it. Stop wrestling with missing connectors and get your forms on the page the easy way.
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