Podcast for New Entrepreneurs & Career Changers | Quidity Support

Hate Numbers? Here’s How to Handle Business Finances (Without Stress)

Let’s talk about the thing most new entrepreneurs avoid like the plague…
Money.Not making it—but tracking it, managing it, and staying on top of it.
If you’ve ever felt:
“I’m great at what I do… but the money stuff makes me panic.”“I have no idea if I’m actually making a profit.”“I just want someone to tell me what to do.”
You’re in the right place.
Today, I’m going to walk you through how to manage your business finances (without spreadsheets of doom or scary jargon).

Dealing With Difficult Clients?

Here’s How to Protect Your Sanity!
Let’s be honest…
Running your own business is great—until that one client drains your energy, questions everything, or ignores your boundaries.
If you've ever thought:
“I feel walked over.”“I want to fire this client, but I need the money.”“I don’t know how to say ‘no’ without sounding rude.”
You're not alone.

Want Repeat Customers? Focus on This (Most Don’t)

Most new business owners focus on getting more customers.
And that’s important…But it’s not where the money is.
The real growth happens when customers come back again and again…and tell other people to buy from you too. 🙌
That’s how you go from chasing sales to running a business that grows itself.
Today’s focus:Creating a customer experience that makes people want to stick with you.

Are You a Freelancer or a Business Owner? (One Keeps You Stuck

There’s a big difference between working for yourself…and building something bigger than yourself.
Both are great.But only one leads to true freedom. 💡
So today, let’s talk about a question that trips up a lot of smart, hardworking people:
👉 “Am I a freelancer… or a business owner?”
Knowing the difference (and choosing the right path) can help you escape the 9–5 for good — especially if you’re neurodivergent or new to doing business in the UK.

Stop Trading Time for Money: How to Scale Your Income

Let’s play a quick game. Finish this sentence:
“If I’m not working, I’m not _________.”
If you said earning, congrats—you’ve been tricked by the biggest lie in business: that your income must be chained to your hours.
It’s time to break up with that mindset, friend.
Because trading time for money will always keep a ceiling on your success. You only have so many hours. So unless you want to work 24/7 like a caffeinated squirrel… it’s time to scale smarter.

Success Leaves Clues: What the Most Profitable Small Businesses Have in Common

Ever wonder why some people seem to effortlessly make their business work—while others hustle 24/7 and barely make a dent?
Spoiler: it’s not luck, magic, or a secret algorithm blessed by the business gods.
It’s patterns. Systems. Habits.
Success leaves clues, and the most profitable small businesses—whether it’s a freelance designer, an online coach, or a one-person e-comm empire—tend to follow the same unshiny, repeatable principles.

How to Build an Audience That Buys (Without Begging for Sales)

Be honest—have you ever posted about your business, heard crickets, and thought, “Does anyone even care?”
We get it. You're not here to dance on TikTok, cold-DM strangers like a robot, or beg your Facebook friends to “support your hustle.”
Good news: You don’t have to.
You just need to build an audience that actually wants what you’re offering—and is happy to pay for it.
This week’s podcast episode of The Quidity Support Podcast is your no-fluff guide to doing exactly that, step-by-step, no cringe required.

Systems & Automations

Let’s be blunt: if your business falls apart when you take a weekend off, you don’t have a business
—you have a burnout recipe.
Most first-time entrepreneurs think success = hustle harder. More hours. More stress. More
juggling. But here’s the reality…
Busy doesn’t equal profitable. And chaos is not a business strategy.
Want to work less and earn more? You need systems. You need automation. You need to stop being
the hamster and start being the person who owns the wheel.

The Simple Formula to Make Your First £1,000 in Business

Let’s be honest: making your first £1,000 in business feels like climbing Everest in flip-flops. But what if we told you that getting paid doesn’t require a fancy logo, a business plan the size of War and Peace, or a viral TikTok?
Nope. All you need is this simple formula:
Problem + Person + Offer = Profit
💥 That’s it. No fluff. Just a laser-focused approach to turn your idea into your first grand.
Here’s how it works:

From Idea to Income: Turning Your Skills Into a Profitable Business

We’re going to let you in on a little secret: you already have what you need to build a business. The question isn’t if you’re skilled enough—it’s whether you’re ready to finally cash in on those skills.
Maybe you're great at organising chaos, designing logos, fixing tech problems, or translating ideas into action. Maybe you’re the person everyone comes to for advice, guidance, or just a fresh take. Guess what? That’s your goldmine. The real problem? You haven’t packaged it—yet.