Our first “market’her of the month” is my friend Irene and her business – the biscuit tree. Irene and I first met a year or so ago while exhibiting at one of the local markets and – as happens with most market stallholders – we continued to see each other and built up a friendship as we attended other farmers/foodies markets across sydney. As a fairly new stallholder, Irene took me under her wing a bit,...

(this post follows on from the first introductory post on Seth Godin’s book Linchpin here: linchpin. the new world of work) part two. This next chapter of linchpin ‘indoctrination: how we got here‘ has hit a real nerve with me, a deep personal one. This chapter is definitely interesting, a little radical and will open your mind – if it’s not already of course. It’s a courageous chapter and I’m so...

introduction. I have just started to read seth godin’s latest book ‘LINCHPIN Are you indispensable? How to drive your career and create a remarkable future’ and within a few paragraphs I am nodding, I am inspired and basically, hooked and I’m only on page one.  Godin is the international bestselling author of the popular Purple Cow, The Dip, All Marketers are Liars and Tribes (to name a few) which have changed the...

I thought it would be neat to find out a little more about the other entrepreneural women I’ve met at various markets, who also started their own foodie business and sell their products at farmers markets around australia too. They have their own story to tell to inspire us all and create deliciously good products I’d love to share with you, including gourmet chocolates, belgian chocolate brownies,  homemade biscotti,...