What Podcasting Taught Me / Nina Aziz Justin

The Inner Work of Leadership: Women & Real Change / Eva Gruber - International Women's Day Conversations #3

✨ This series is a powerful reminder that when women grow, lead, and evolve — they shape the future. This 3-part International Women’s Day mini-series on Business Bites is a reflection on the many dimensions of being a woman in today’s world.Because when women evolve, adapt, and lead with purpose, we don’t just change our own lives — we shape the world around us.In Part 3 of 3 of the International Women’s Day mini-series on the Business Bites Podcast, Nina Aziz Justin speaks with Eva Gruber, business advisor, mindset and habit coach, and founder of three impact ventures.This episode explores the role of women in modern leadership and the essential skills needed to navigate an increasingly complex world — including self-awareness, emotional intelligence, adaptability, and conscious leadership.Together, Nina and Eva unpack how inner work drives outer impact, and why women today must be equipped not only for personal growth, but also for collective transformation.From leadership mindset to real-life application, this conversation offers practical and reflective insights for women looking to lead with clarity, purpose, and resilience.🎙 Episode 1/3 with Regina Larko explored speaking up and the privilege of voice.🎙 Episode 2/3 with Awura Abena Simpe explored how younger generations of women are navigating and adapting to a rapidly changing world.For more information on Nina Aziz Justin and her work, visit: https://theresiliencementor.comFor more information on Eva Gruber and her work, visit: https://evagruber.org/Follow The Business Bites Podcast for more conversations at the intersection of business, leadership, and life.

Gen Z, Gen Alpha & Womenhood in a Changing World / Awura Abena Simpe - International Women's Day Conversations #2

In Part 2 of 3 for the International Women’s Day mini-series on Business Bites podcast, Nina Aziz Justin speaks with Awura Abena Simpe, a successful millennial polymath and powerful voice on generational change. Together they explore how Gen Z and Gen Alpha are navigating a rapidly evolving world, where expectations, technology, identity, and opportunity to evolve intersect. The conversation touches on the realities of growing up in a digital-first environment, the balance between online spaces and real life, and how younger generations also for women of colour, are shaping the future with adaptability and resilience. This episode is a thoughtful reflection on how women are all learning to flex, evolve, and redefine success in a constantly changing world. 🎙 Episode 1/3 of the mini-series with Regina Larko explored speaking up and the privilege of voice. 🎙 Episode 3/3, with Eva Gruber, will explore confidence, leadership, and the strength of our shared humanity. Follow The Business Bites Podcast so you don’t miss the final conversation in this International Women’s Day series. For more information on Nina Aziz Justin and her work, visit https://theresiliencementor.com For more information on Awura Abena Simpe and her work in communication and soft skills development, connect with her on. https://www.linkedin.com/in/awura-abena-simpe/

Every Voice Matters / Regina Larko - International Women’s Day Conversations

To mark International Women’s Day, this episode of Business Bites features a powerful conversation between Nina Aziz Justin with podcasting coach and podcast host Regina Larko. In this episode, Nina Aziz Justin and Regina Larko explore the power of voice in leadership and why speaking up matters even when you feel small, unsure, or not “important enough.” Because the truth is simple: every voice matters. This episode is part of a three-episode International Women’s Day series on Business Bites, featuring three inspiring women sharing their perspectives on leadership, confidence, and the courage to take up space. • Why every voice matters in leadership • How podcasting can become a leadership platform • The power of listening in meaningful conversations • Why many people hesitate to use their voice • Leadership, courage, and visibility for women in business Regina is also a self-described hopeless optimist and listening advocate, passionate about the power of conversations to inspire change and build stronger communities. Learn more about Regina’s work: https://www.hashtagimpact.com/ [https://www.hashtagimpact.com/] Nina Aziz Justin is a traction strategist for small businesses and the founder of The Resilience Mentor, where she helps entrepreneurs build financially strong businesses through strategy, systems, and resilient leadership. https://www.theresiliencementor.com Upcoming conversations include: • Awura Abena Simpe – a millennial polymath and voice for young women navigating leadership and ambition • Eva Gruber – leadership coach exploring confidence, humanity, and returning to the fundamentals of strong leadership

What Podcasting Taught Me / Nina Aziz Justin

Happy 1st Birthday, Business Bites! 🎉 In this special solo episode, Nina Aziz Justin — your host and business mentor — celebrates one full year of Business Bites. With warmth, humility, and insight, she reflects on the journey of starting and sustaining a podcast that has become a quiet force of connection, creativity, and resilience. Nina shares: * Why she started Business Bites — and the fears she had to face * The invisible work behind podcasting (and why it’s worth it) * How podcasting became a leadership tool, a creative outlet, and a global bridge * Lessons for other entrepreneurs, coaches and creators who want to lead with their voice * What this milestone truly means — and what’s next? Whether you’re a long-time listener or tuning in for the first time, this heartfelt episode is a celebration of voice, vision, and showing up — one bite at a time. Thank you for listening and supporting me in this journey! www.theresiliencementor.com Also to contact Regina Larko who can support your podcasting journey: www.reginalarko.com

Speed, AI & Women in Business / Natalia Horvath

In a world where tech is evolving faster than ever—and often without us — how do women keep pace? In this thought-provoking episode, Natalia Horvath, the founder of Kontuur - a marketing strategist, business advisor, an author and working mother Natalia Horvath joins Nina to unpack the real impact of speed in business: - Who it benefits - Who it leaves behind - Why women must be part of the race before the robots win it. They explore the gender gap in tech and AI adoption, how flexible work intersects with innovation, and what needs to shift to create a more inclusive, balanced future of business. 👩‍💻 Whether you’re a founder, freelancer, or just trying to find your place in the digital fast lane—this one’s for you. 🎙️ Hit play to rethink pace, power, and participation.Follow, subscribe & share if it resonates! I also would appreciate a comment. Thank you! www.theresiliencementor.com