This week we’re talking about distractions, opportunities and donkeys as Claire and Al walk through the plot of the 1940 business film, Pinocchio, voiced by Dickie Jones.

How do you identify a good business opportunity?

Is there ever a shortcut for success?

Should you abandon your friends when things go wrong?

Is Pinocchio the business film that you need to give you the skills to identify those good opportunities and avoid those unnecessary distractions?

Podcast created and researched by Claire Owen-Jones: https://www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk/

Theme tune by The Dream Eaters: https://thedreameaters.bandcamp.com/

Podcast produced and edited by Al Booth: https://albooth.co.uk/

This week we’re talking about ambition, raising funds and balancing drinks on a tray as Claire and Al walk through the plot of the 2010 business film, Burlesque starring Cher and Christina Aguilera.

Is it okay to be pushy if you need to be listened to?

Can you quickly change your business model if your customers request it?

Are air rights a real thing?

Is Burlesque the business film that you need to give you the skills to get important people to listen to you and to give you a chance?

Podcast created and researched by Claire Owen-Jones: https://www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk/

Theme tune by The Dream Eaters: https://thedreameaters.bandcamp.com/

Podcast produced and edited by Al Booth: https://albooth.co.uk/

This week we’re talking about sending emails, finding your niche and goldfish as Claire and Al walk through the plot of the 1998 business film, You’ve Got Mail starring Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks.

Should you be scared of new competition?

How do you market a struggling business?

Why is it so hard to niche down?

Is You’ve Got Mail the business film that you need to give you confidence to niche down and stand out from the competition?

Podcast created and researched by Claire Owen-Jones: https://www.loudandclearaccounting.co.uk/

Theme tune by The Dream Eaters: https://thedreameaters.bandcamp.com/

Podcast produced and edited by Al Booth: https://albooth.co.uk/