In this episode, we chat to the wonderful Maggie Zhou and she answers some of our listener questions on how to get started as a creative freelancer. Maggie is acontent creator, editor, writer and podcaster, as well as a speaker. She has worked with names such as Refinery29, Elle, Fashion Journal and The Guardian. This year, she has gone out on her own working as a freelance journalist, whilst still doing social media work and her podcast, Culture Club. Maggie weaves her interest in sustainability, culture and fashion seamlessly through her work and content and is an absolute joy to follow. In this chat, we deep dive into all the juicy topics that come along with her industry and freelancing. You can follow Maggie online @yemagz. To follow us, you can find us @howdoyouhustle online and don't forget to give us a five-star rating or review if you loved this episode. This podcast is sponsored by Better Help. To sign up or find out more go to&nbsp;<a href="https://betterhelp.com/hdyh" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www,betterhelp.com/hdyh</a>.

How to get started as a freelance creative with Maggie Zhou

Cartia Mallan is an Actress, Podcast host, Content creator and Creative founder who has grown a solid online community after she&nbsp;started on Youtube more than a decade ago.&nbsp; She now works in London where she hosts the&nbsp;<a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5OomaoiUsJhJq3JIuDAfOU" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Common Chaos podcast&nbsp;</a>with her friend and business Partner Ashton Wood, which unpacks their lives as creatives, exploring topics like mental health, business, relationships and spirituality with their guests.&nbsp; Cartia has partnered with a variety of global brands with her online content, which connects with tens of thousands of people across multiple channels. In this episode, we have a raw and candid chat with Cartia about what's next in her career, where she sees herself going and how she manages working for herself and work-life balance.&nbsp; Follow Cartia online&nbsp;@<a href="https://www.instagram.com/cartiamallan/?hl=en" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">cartiamallan</a>&nbsp;or&nbsp;@_commonchaos.

How to build an online platform with Cartia Mallan

Michelle Battersby is an Australian marketing executive and entrepreneur who rose to prominence as the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of global dating app, Bumble. Known for her innovative strategies, she played a pivotal role in establishing and expanding Bumble's presence in Australia. Beyond her CMO role, Battersby transitioned to entrepreneurship, showcasing her versatility in the business world before launching her own venture - Sunroom. Sunroom is a monetization app for women and non-binary creators to connect with their communities. Currently, Michelle is based in LA with her team and is also expecting her first child.&nbsp;Michelle's dynamic career reflects a commitment to empowering women.&nbsp; In this chat, we have a very open conversation about the challenges women face on the journey of entering motherhood while trying to navigate a transition of work and family life and more.&nbsp; You can follow us @howdoyouhustle and don't forget to leave a rating or review. Follow Michelle @michellebattersby or @sunroom.so. This podcast is sponsored by Better Help. To sign up or find out more go to&nbsp;<a href="https://betterhelp.com/hdyh" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www,betterhelp.com/hdyh</a>.

How to grow a company and navigate pregnancy with Sunrooms Michelle Battersby

In our new episode, we chat to Maddy, Creator of The Essentials Club. Maddy is a DIY and sustainability content creator, who has built a multi-channel digital presence and online brand which has amassed a wide following across Instagram, Youtube and Tik Tok. In this episode she shares how she took a leap from working as a graphic designer to taking her digital content business full time. Maddy shares advice for getting started online and how to overcome hurdles when it comes to putting yourself out there on digital platforms. Follow her social media @theessentialsclub. Don't forget to leave us a review or five star rating if you enjoyed this episode. You can also find us @howdoyouhustle online. This podcast is sponsored by Better Help. To sign up or find out more go to&nbsp;<a href="https://betterhelp.com/hdyh" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www,betterhelp.com/hdyh</a>.

How to grow your digital brand with Maddy from The Essentials Club

Nick White is a Brisbane-born comedian who has worked in New York City and Australia over the past few years. He has performed at Greenwich Village Comedy Club, The Comic Strip and Broadway Comedy Club. Nick has performed sold-out shows at the Laugh Outta Lockdown and Goodchat comedy festivals. Along with performing all around Sydney, Nick has also amassed a following on TikTok with millions of likes, with his work being featured on sites such as Huff Post, The Independent and Betches. In this episode, we discuss how Nick has continued to grow his career since we last spoke, taking his comedy and social media roles full-time. He shares his advice to those getting started and what we can expect to see next. He also brings on an important guest at the end to chat to us. To see more of Nick's comedy go to @missnickiewantie on TikTok or @nickwhite49 on Instagram.If you love this episode consider giving us a follow on Apple or Spotify or Samsung Podcasts and give us a nice star rating. Follow @howdoyouhustle on Instagram and TikTok.

How Nick White grew his platform and took his comedy full time

In this episode, we deep dive into the world of digital media and marketing with two of the best in the biz. We talk to friends and founders, Alyce Greer and Ashli Templer, who have years of experience working with businesses and retailers across the country to grow their brands online, as well as their own. Ashli has worked within the social and digital space for the last 11 years, connecting brands Sportsgirl, Hairhouse, Bardot, I Quit Sugar, Shaver Shop, QV, Eylure London and more with their customers online. She utilised this experience to build her own skin and haircare brand, <a href="https://yoursonly.co/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Yours Only</a> to be what it is today. Alyce is the Director + head writer of<a href="https://bossycreative.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> Bossy</a>. Copywriting — a Melbourne-based copy + content studio that makes words its b*tch. Following a career in writing and styling, she founded Bossy. in 2016 to help brands stand out through tone of voice and creative copy. Alyce also had a podcast, The Bossy. Type, and a DIY course, <a href="https://www.bossycopycollege.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Bossy. Copy College</a>. They share the tricks of the trade and hacks to use digital and social media to your advantage in your work. Follow @yoursonly and @bossycopy.coach to find out more about the girls' work. Follow us @howdoyouhustle on social media and don't forget to leave us a five star rating or review. This podcast is sponsored by Better Help. To sign up or find out more go to&nbsp;<a href="https://betterhelp.com/hdyh" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.betterhelp.com/hdyh</a>.

How to use digital media to your advantage with Ashli and Alyce

Maria Thattil is a media personality, author, presenter, activist and creator. She was also Miss Universe Australia 2020. Maria is a columnist for a range of publications including 9Honey and Stellar Magazine, and is also a regular guest Host on The Project.&nbsp;Her book, <a href="https://www.booktopia.com.au/unbounded-maria-thattil/book/9780143777847.html" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Unbounded</a>, navigates the complexities of race, sexuality, gender, and identity and offers readers an active guide toward self-mastery. She also hosts her own podcast ‘The Maria Thattil Show,’ where she talks feminism, love, sex, personal development, pop culture, social issues and hosts cool guests.&nbsp;Having headlined campaigns for a number of global brands, Maria dedicates her multi-faceted career to campaigning for diversity, inclusion, LGBTQIA+ rights, mental health and gender equality.&nbsp;You can follow her on social media <a href="@mariathattil. " rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@mariathattil. </a> This podcast is sponsored by Better Help. To sign up or find out more go to&nbsp;<a href="https://betterhelp.com/hdyh" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www,betterhelp.com/hdyh</a>. Follow @howdoyouhustle on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/howdoyouhustle/?hl=en" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Instagram</a> or Tik Tok. Leave us a rating or review wherever you listen to your podcasts, Try <a href="https://healthlab.com.au/collections/low-sugar-snacks" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Health lab</a> low sugar range today.

How Maria Thattil started in the media industry 

In this episode, we interview the incredibly talented and inspiring James Parr. James is a Wiradjuri man, working as a model and writer, he is also a triathlete and disability advocate. James is a right below-knee amputee, who champions inclusion and representation for the disabled community in the media and fashion industries. His journey with cancer a number of years ago saw his life change, but in this interview, he shares how he was able to not only overcome this but to continue to make a difference and advocate for others as well. He talks about how he transitioned to working for himself in fashion and media. I found everything James shares in this chat so incredibly powerful and positive and I am so grateful to share this episode with you all. You can find James on social media @_Jamesparr on Instagram or @Jamesparrr on Tik Tok. If you like this episode don't forget to give us a five star rating on your podcast platform and leave a nice review. You can also follow us @howdoyouhustle on social media.

How James Parr became a model, triathlete and disability advocate

Bronte interviews Sydney-based artist, Easty Beasty about how she manages her full-time creative business, working as an artist and how her art has evolved since she started. We also talk about how we met years ago while working together in the blog days. This is such a full-circle moment and a raw and insightful chat. You can find Easty's art at www.eastybeasty.com or at @whoiseasty on Instagram. If you love this episode consider giving us a follow on Apple or Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts and give us a nice star rating. We hope you all enjoy and we will chat in the next episode! If you would like to find out more about the work that we do send us a message @howdoyouhustle on social media or email howdoyouhustle@gmail.com. If you would like to find out how you can work with us, you can also send us an email.

How to evolve your creative business with Easty 

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