One half of Lady-Brains
Anna is one half of Lady-Brains, a club for ambitious women who want to help other women in business grow.
Anna also co-hosts Lady-Land with Caitlin Judd, a podcast where they chat with inspiring female founders about what it takes to build a successful business.
Anna on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annaclmack/
Lady-Land Podcast:
https://www.podcastoneaustralia.com.au/podcasts/lady-land
Lady-Brains:
https://www.podcastoneaustralia.com.au/podcasts/lady-land
Verbatim from the transcripts — each quote links to the moment.
How do you keep perspective when your business problems feel overwhelming?
Practice gratitude — regularly check in on what you're grateful for (the experience, the freedom, the opportunity to build something with a best friend) rather than fixating on the scale of the problem.
Drawn from the episode transcripts.
They discuss moving beyond simple ad-read sponsorships toward partnerships, brand-building, and in-person supper club events/ticket sales, while acknowledging that figuring out podcast monetization is still an open challenge for most creators.
From episode 536→Every episode featuring Anna Mackenzie on The Daily Talk Show.
Anna Mackenzie joined Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen on Episode 536 (3 December 2019) — "Lady-Brains With Anna Mackenzie & Cait Judd". Anna Mackenzie and Caitlin Judd from Lady-Brains and the Lady-Land podcast join us on the show today! Anna and Caitlin have built an incredible community and global network for entrepreneurial women, facilitating connections, and helping educate and inspire people to do amazing things.
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