At The End Of The Day
At The End Of The Day
Podcast Description
The Fire In Me Aspiring Entrepreneur Community shares and reveals the mindset, technique, resources, and discipline required to become an successful entrepreneur. Whether creating something from scratch, buying, or franchising, you will learn how to break through the barriers to startup. Whatever your challenges, Chris and his entrepreneur guests discuss all the REAL things about small business to help you gain the confidence you need to break through into entrepreneurship for the first time.
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The podcast focuses on entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and overcoming challenges in small business ownership, with episodes showcasing topics such as navigating franchising with Angela Cote, turning personal needs into business ventures with Natalie Standridge, and the importance of community support with Petra Ann Brown. Each episode provides actionable insights and real stories from various entrepreneurs.
The Fire In Me Aspiring Entrepreneur Community shares and reveals the mindset, technique, resources, and discipline required to become an successful entrepreneur. Whether creating something from scratch, buying, or franchising, you will learn how to break through the barriers to startup. Whatever your challenges, Chris and his entrepreneur guests discuss all the REAL things about small business to help you gain the confidence you need to break through into entrepreneurship for the first time.
Are the traditional rules of entrepreneurship actually preventing some founders from succeeding? What if the systems many entrepreneurs are told to follow simply do not work for the way their brains operate?
In this episode of At the End of the Day, Chris Raimo sits down with Lucy Parfait to explore how neurodivergent entrepreneurs can build businesses that support their creativity, energy, and humanity. Lucy shares why hustle culture and rigid business blueprints often create burnout and explains how founders can design businesses that truly work for them.
What You Will Learn
- Why many neurodivergent individuals gravitate toward entrepreneurship
- The hidden challenges ADHD and autistic founders face in business
- Why being great at your craft does not automatically make you a great business owner
- The importance of prioritizing client connection when starting a business
- Why social media often presents a misleading picture of entrepreneurship
- How rejection sensitivity affects neurodivergent founders
- Why many entrepreneurs recreate the same 9 to 5 structure they tried to escape
- The value of mentorship from founders who have experienced real failures
- How defining your personal why creates resilience during difficult seasons
About Lucy Parfait
Lucy Parfait is the co founder of The Disobedient Business Co, a coaching company dedicated to supporting neurodivergent entrepreneurs including ADHD and autistic founders. Based in Southwest England, Lucy works alongside her mother Pippa Parfait to help founders build businesses that respect their humanity and brain differences.
Before launching the company Lucy worked as a virtual assistant where she experienced severe burnout. That experience inspired her mission to help entrepreneurs create sustainable businesses that align with how they naturally think and work.
Connect with Lucy Parfait
Website https://disobedientbusiness.com/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/disobedientbusinessschool/
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/disobedientbusinessschool
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucy-parfait/
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