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Welcome to The Queerpreneur Podcast with me, your host, Sarah Taylor. I'm a life and business coach, speaker, corporate trainer, wellbeing advocate and on a mission to celebrate and increase the visibility of queer women leaders, changemakers and trailblazers. This podcast is the place for queer women who want to start or grow their business and their straight allies. It's all about building community, raising awareness and creating a platform to celebrate incredible LGBTQ+ women. In every episode my intention is to share knowledge, learning and resources that inspire you to think big, create more impact and step fully into your life and business in a way that feels authentic to you.
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This episode is one I’m so excited to be sharing with you. I’ve wanted to get my guest, Char Bailey, on the podcast for quite some time! Char is such an inspiration and an incredible role model – in our conversation she shares her experience as a woman of colour who is also a lesbian and autistic and how she brings together her skills, experience and knowledge to help people reflect on everything they have inside themselves and live authentically. Char's a life coach and NLP practition...
From biodegradable glitter to coffee sack planters, Rose Deakin’s social enterprise, The Crop Club reconnects communities through the joy of growing food, encouraging biodiversity and inspiring healthy, happy lifestyles. Listen to this episode to learn more about what it takes to create a heart-centered sustainable social enterprise business that supports huge global issues and gives so much joy to people along the way! Find out how to restore bendy vegetables and learn about round carrots, y...
If we want to be inclusive in our business we must understand gender identity and the importance of using pronouns for people in the LGBTQIA+ community. Understanding and caring about these things is at the heart of creating safe, inclusive and welcoming spaces for everyone. Yet many people struggle to know how to create environments where all genders and people who use different pronouns feel accepted and included. To help you with this I’m giving you 10 action steps that w...
39: Homophobia And Me

39: Homophobia And Me

2021-02-1830:23

Before I even knew I was gay I experienced homophobia. Both within myself (internalised homophobia) and from the outside world. Todays solo podcast episode is a journey through my own personal experiences of what it’s like being a gay woman who came out at 30, over two decades ago. I’m sharing my story of denying and repressing my sexuality for a very long time and the struggles I had to accept that I was gay, as well as some of the homophobia I've experienced against me.&nb...
This weeks podcast episode is a solo one from me about a topic that I’m extremely passionate about! Those of you who have been listening to the podcast from the beginning may remember that I’ve spoken about allies and allyship before in Episode 2 when I talk about the top 10 things you can do to be a great ally. Today I am taking LGBTQ+ allyship to whole different level! The way I like to look at allyship is as though it’s a journey, a spectrum that’s broken down into 3 steps with each step b...
In this week's episode I’m talking to Yoni, a coach and educator for foster and adoptive parents and caregivers. If you're curious about fostering or adoption, or in the process right now or need some expert support, then you are in the right place my friend! Particularly if you are LGBTQ+ yourself or you want to offer a safe, loving home to an LGBTQ+ child. Yoni is all about helping you to confidently navigate agencies, authorities and systems to ensure you're able to represent yourself in ...
Are things really getting better when it comes to LGBTQ+ inclusion and equality? When you read the news headlines and think about all the places in the world where it's still a crime, or even the death penalty to be gay it can be hard to appreciate the progress that's been made over the past couple of decades. In this week's podcast episode I'm talking with Ali Hendry, coach, corporate diversity and inclusion trainer and performance artist. Ali is also a co-host of the Channel 5 TV sho...
Welcome to the first Queerpreneur Podcast episode of 2021! In September 2020 LGBT+ inclusive education became compulsory by law for schools in England. I’m talking to Emma Fay, the Director of Education at Just Like Us, a brilliant charity empowering LGBTQ+ young people from the classroom to their careers. This episode is a history lesson as well as the complete low down on everything you need to know about what your child will be taught/should be being taught, in the different school years a...
The Queer Wellbeing Sessions have been one of my highlights during 2020. It’s been such an honour to dedicate Friday nights to our collective wellbeing and hold space for the queer community and our wonderful allies. Each week I’ve had a different wellness or coaching professional join me to share their insights, wisdom and powerful tips and guidance for how we can support ourselves on our individual healing journey. Last week my guest was Amanda Ashy a holistic nutritionist and mindful...
As you will know if you're a regular listener of this podcast, I am incredibly passionate about creating greater inclusion and access to all wellbeing services for LGBTQ+ people. So, I decided to dedicate the months of November and December to what I'm calling the Queer Wellbeing Sessions where every week, on a Friday in Instagram I chat with a queer wellness or coaching professional about how we can support our own personal mental, emotional, physical and spiritual wellbeing. This week my...
In this episode of the Queerpreneur podcast I'm talking to the brilliant Jo Westwood, the codependency coach. Jo is a life coach and author. She helps women escape from codependency and reclaim their lives with confidence. Listen in to hear us talking about the impact of a heteronormative world on LGBTQ+ relationships and how it impacts our self-worth. And how low confidence, self-belief and shame can affect queer people when it comes to the most important relationships in our lives.&n...
In this week's Queer Wellbeing Session I am joined by Sexuality and Healing Mentor, Isla McLachlan. We talk openly about our personal experiences and some of the challenges we have faced to love and accept all of who we are, especially our sexuality. Isla then gives us a beautiful healing breathwork session which you can experience for yourself when you listen to the podcast (24:50 mins). If you're struggling with your sexuality or still get triggered or feel uncomfortable expr...
The Queer Wellbeing Sessions Week 2. As you will know if you're a regular listener of this podcast, I am incredibly passionate about creating greater inclusion and access to all wellbeing services for LGBTQ+ people. So, I decided to dedicate the month of November to what I'm calling the Queer Wellbeing Sessions where every week, on a Friday in Instagram I chat with a queer wellness or coaching professional about a wellbeing practice that will support us with our own personal mental, em...
The Queer Wellbeing Sessions have begun! As you will know if you're a regular listener of this podcast, I am incredibly passionate about creating greater inclusion and access to all wellbeing services for LGBTQ+ people. So, I decided to dedicate the month of November to what I'm calling the Queer Wellbeing Sessions where every week, on a Friday in Instagram I chat with a queer wellness or coaching professional about a wellbeing practice that will support us with our own personal mental, emoti...
"I never use the term falling in love. I really don't like that, it's like falling where? Falling on your face? Falling on your arse? No. I'm really here for people to walk steadily into love with their eyes wide open, with clarity and a strong foundation." I'm talking with Love Coach Michelle Zaylar about the world of love and relationships (and if you're anything like me help in that department is always welcomed!) We get real about the the challenges of navigating dating and finding love a...
How inclusive is the wellness and coaching industry for LGBTQ+ people? How does being LGBTQ+ and working in wellness or coaching impact us? Do we feel included and equal in our professional industries and in our wellness and coaching networks and communities? Approximately 6% of the UK population is LGBTQ+*. There are circa 1 million people working in the wellness and coaching industries in the UK and yet when you look around there is very little visibility of LGBTQ+ wellness and coaching pro...
This episode is on a topic that isn't talked about enough. The fact that mental health issues and suicidal distress is almost twice as high for LGBTQ+ people than for everyone else. I’m talking to Kate Webb, deputy CEO of MindOut, an incredible LGBTQ+ mental health charity for which I'm a board trustee. Kate and I talk about some of the reasons why people in the LGBTQ+ community struggle more with their mental health. We discuss the lack of safe social spaces, minority stress, discrimination ...
Today's episode is especially for you if you're at that exciting yet often daunting place of thinking about starting a business, or in the first few months of your new business. I'm in conversation with Nicola Doherty, a life coach for women who want to break free from the 9-5 and find more freedom in their life. We share our collective lessons and the big things that we wish we'd known when we were first getting our businesses off the ground. I'm absolutely sure that everything we discuss in...
I'm sharing research highlights, insights and personal experiences of being LGBTQ+ in the workplace, plus first-hand experiences of some of my wonderful clients and business buddies and why being out at work is never an easy decision to make. Let me make it very clear, this episode is not a "why I think you should be out at work" message. Even though there are many benefits of feeling comfortable and safe to be out at work (which I talk about in other Queerpreneur podcast episodes and i...
I'm in conversation with George Goldsmith-Cottrell (she/her) a personal trainer and online fitness coach where we talk about why we’ve chosen to work specifically with LGBTQ+ people and how that’s enabled us to support more of our dreamboat clients. We talk about the increasing mental health struggles in the LGBTQ+ community including the impact of COVID-19. George shares her own journey from struggling with anxiety and depression and crying at her desk in her soul-destroying 9-5 to di...
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