EPISODE SUMMARY

Ever feel like the more your business grows, the less peace you have?
Navy Veteran and Business Strategist Chanda Coston says the key to scaling isn't more hustle — it's structure with soul.
In this episode, we talk about how to break mindset blocks, build systems that serve your sanity, and create a business that makes sense — and money.

Listen now on your favorite podcasting platform!

We talked about...

... Why structure isn't the enemy of freedom

... Systems that support your goals and your soul

... The mindset that helps you scale with clarity, confidence, and calm

EPISODE NOTES

Chanda Coston is a Business Strategist, U.S. Navy Veteran, and PMP-certified project leader who helps purpose-driven entrepreneurs—especially women over 40—build businesses that actually work without burnout. As CEO of Chanda Co., she blends structure and strategy with soul, teaching founders how to plan like a CEO, lead with clarity, and grow with intention. When she's not strategizing, you'll find her laughing with her five kids, loving on her grandbabies, or catching flights for her next adventure.

LINKS

Chanda-Co.com

Instagram, Facebook & TikTok: @chanda__co

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578688076384

https://www.instagram.com/chanda__co/

https://www.tiktok.com/@chanda__co

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/chandacoston

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Music credit: Vittoro by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

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How can entrepreneurs build million-dollar businesses without sacrificing their health, relationships, or happiness? In this episode, Niko Hems, Growth Lead at Berlin-based longevity company YEARS, shares his insights on preventive health, debunks wellness myths, and explains how a data-driven approach can optimize both life and business.

From cutting through hype to implementing science-backed habits, Niko reveals the strategies high-achievers can use to thrive, not just survive.

We talk about

- Busting wellness myths that waste your time & money

- Data-driven habits for longevity & high performance

- Building thriving businesses & a healthy life

EPISODE NOTES

Niko Hems is Growth Lead at YEARS, a Berlin-based longevity company redefining preventive health. He's known for cutting through hype, calling out wellness nonsense, and bringing data and critical thinking back into the longevity conversation. With a background in data science and business, and currently studying an Executive Master's in Longevity, he works at the intersection of health, technology, and system change.

LINKS

https://nikohems.de/

https://de.linkedin.com/in/niko-hems/de

Newsletter: https://nikohems.substack.com/

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Music credit: Vittoro by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

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What if empathy was your biggest business advantage? In this episode, serial entrepreneur and inventor Patrick Noel Daly (founder of Icon Global Innovations, PND Global Consulting, and PND Entrepreneurship Academies) joins us to share how he builds purpose-driven companies that heal, not harm.

From his early days as Ireland's Young Entrepreneur of the Year to mentoring founders across the U.S., Patrick reveals how to scale your mission without burning out. We explore innovation as a habit, leadership through empathy, and the art of balancing success with health and happiness.

We talked about...

... Cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset

... How to grow companies that do good AND do well

... The powerful question every innovator should be asking

EPISODE NOTES

Patrick Noel Daly (PND) is a seasoned entrepreneur who has founded his own startups in IT, SaaS and medical. Patrick founded Icon Global Innovations to launch his own products and he also founded PND Global Consulting to help companies, businesses, and entrepreneurs to succeed. He was a winner on the Late Late Enterprise Show in Ireland in 1998 with a special school bag that he designed to help kids carry heavy loads of books. Patrick Noel was Bank of Ireland/Shell Young Entrepreneur of the Year in Ireland in 1999.

Patrick now licenses his own established products to licensees and resellers in medical care and healthcare, having invented and developed these medical innovations to provide products that are "good for people", which he says was his primary reason for inventing the products. He wants to scale that product range in the USA and to make DreamCair and CUSHEE, the consumer versions available in the sleep/wellness market in the USA and wider.

Since moving to the western side of the world, Patrick has been a mentor (volunteer roles) with iCorps National Science Foundation USA.

Patrick is originally from Cork, Ireland and has travelled the world on business. He started writing while travelling globally for leisure and to help mentor entrepreneurs over the last four years. Patrick loves to socialize and talk to as many people as possible on his travels.

He has written "Just Start Up-A Guide to Building Startups" and more recently he wrote and launched his first children's book "A Young Hero Triceratops Named NOLY" to help encourage kids to think about entrepreneurship, resourcefulness and helping others from the earliest age. Profits go to children's charities.

LINKS

www.patricknoeldaly.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricknoeldaly

https://www.instagram.com/patrick.noel.daly/

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