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Category Archives: Female Start-up
Creating my Marketing Slides
Tomorrow is my marketing strategy presentation and I’m finding ways to tell the story of how Hearth was created, who for, how I tested them and how I will market the app. Hearth is an app that makes it quick … Continue reading
Posted in Creating a Health App, Diary of an Entrepreneur Start Up, Female Entrepreneur, Female Start-up, Inclusion and DIversity, Journal, Journey, Journey to Become an Entrepreneur, Media, Nutrition and Health, politics and public information, Universal Truths, Weight versus health, Women in Business
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Choosing then Forming an idea, Testing, Feedback and Presenting to Funders
Over my lifetime, necessity, new perspectives, work and current affairs have inspired me to start creating ideas. These may be to solve a problem or improve quality of life. However, I have never taken any ideas past this point. The … Continue reading
Posted in Competition, Diary of an Entrepreneur Start Up, Female Entrepreneur, Female Start-up, Finding my target audience
Tagged body type, calorie counting, covid, dietary supplements, diets, genetics, micronutrients, nourishment, nutrition, patient doctor relationship, patient responsibility, politicians, public health, research, trust, vitamins, weight loss, where you live
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Finding the Path to Turn an Idea into a Business
I’ve reached the stage where I have tested an idea to find out if people want it, seen if anyone else is doing it or how easily they could do it and how to deliver it and what that might … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of an Entrepreneur Start Up, Female Entrepreneur, Female Start-up, Inclusion and DIversity, Journal, Journey, Journey to Become an Entrepreneur
Tagged Cornwall, female entrepreneurs, juggling tasks, new processes, nuts and bolts of business, partnership, planning, Running a business, starting a business, tasks, team work
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What to Do if Your Learning Style is Not Catered For
Since the 1990s, when I was taking my art degree, I noticed how many English higher education establishments were very academic-centric. My various artistic friends attended free art colleges in London, Bristol and the south coast (Bishop’s Otter, Dartington etc) … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Diary of an Entrepreneur Start Up, Dyspraxia, Female Entrepreneur, Female Start-up, Inclusion and DIversity, Journal, Journey to Become an Entrepreneur, Language and Communication, Universal Truths, Visual processing, Women in Business
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Need for Public Nutrition Information From Impartial Sources
All my life I have thought about my weight. Looking back at photos of me as a child, it seems as though I was inflating and deflating regularly. Hindsight is fantastic for diet and I now know that the food … Continue reading
Posted in Creating a Health App, Diary of an Entrepreneur Start Up, Female Entrepreneur, Female Start-up, Journal, Journey, Journey to Become an Entrepreneur, Nutrition and Health, politics and public information, Universal Truths, Weight versus health, Women in Business
Tagged aches, allergy, bodywise, cravings, decreases, deficiency, diet filter, dietary supplements, food intolerance, food sensitivity, genetic, grocery shopping, health, healthy weight, hunger, journey of discovery, meal planner, minerals, pains, planning meals, preference, Pregnancy, research, symptoms, thirst, trial and error, vitamins, Weight
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Understanding My Target Audience and Key Features
All the research I’ve done seems to keep leading me back to one main route, which accumulates things that occurred to me following various experiences, views remembered from books or articles I’ve read or what I learned during my childhood, … Continue reading
Posted in Creating a Health App, Diary of an Entrepreneur Start Up, Female Entrepreneur, Female Start-up, Journal, Journey, Journey to Become an Entrepreneur, Women in Business
Tagged Allen Carr, congenital, cravings, deficiencies, Easyway, hearing loss, hypothyroid, insulin tolerance, iodine, obesity, Pregnancy
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Why and How the Idea for Hearth Came Up
The idea started after a lecture from the NHS called The Prophesy of Doom. This showed how our healthcare system had been under funded for years and was, as a result, understaffed. Instead of funding and support from parliament, the … Continue reading
My Entrepreneurial Journey
Welcome to my journey to become an entrepreneur as I develop a proactive, self-care nutrition app. I started on this venture after joining the Launchpad program at Falmouth University in January 2020. An senior NHS representative presented us with The … Continue reading
Posted in Creating a Health App, Diary of an Entrepreneur Start Up, Female Entrepreneur, Female Start-up, Journal, Journey, Journey to Become an Entrepreneur, Women in Business
Tagged avoidable, diary, diet app, dietary preference, diverse, entrepreneur, entrepreneurial, Female Entrepreneur, inclusive, Journal, narrative, NCDs, NHS, non-communicable disases, prevention, proactive health, prophesy of doom, self-care, story
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My Journal – A Female Entrepreneur
If my proactive self-care health app ever gets anywhere, please feel free to then review my journey. My aim is to create a Start-Up App Business in Cornwall. Right now, I am at the stage where I am starting to … Continue reading
Posted in Creating a Health App, Diary of an Entrepreneur Start Up, Female Entrepreneur, Female Start-up, Journal, Journey, Journey to Become an Entrepreneur, Uncategorized, Women in Business
Tagged avoiding NCDs, Creating a Health App, finding own nutrition, natural sources, nourishment, nutrition, preventing disease, proactive health, raw food, reminders to do things to stay healthy, self-care, Welcome to my story
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