Alison was an avid runner, having run daily for 520 days straight when she had an accident hiking in New Zealand and had to be airlifted out of the area where she was traversing volcanoes.

In this interview, Alison shares how she turned a difficult situation of temporarily losing her independence into pursuing her dreams—learning a language, writing a book and starting not one, but two podcasts.

Alison, a Brit living in New Zealand, is the founder and host of Women Who Podcast, where she helps women use their voice to get their message out to the world. She enjoys parkrun, learning bagpipes and sampling small batch ice cream.

Last year, she started two podcasts: Our Scotland and Women Who Podcast. Please find links below.

Here’s Our Scotland:
https://episodes.fm/1707486499

And here’s Women Who Podcast: https://episodes.fm/1653722280

You can follow her on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/alisonthepodcaster/

Alison shares that her biggest learning in starting two podcasts is that she can help others in this space. She says, "Give me a topic and I come up with podcast ideas, not just episodes but also offers." She adds, "When someone else has belief in you that can be the missing ingredient to help you go far."

She can help you with your podcast, whether you have one already or you just know that’s what you’re being called to do. Starting a podcast, podcast tips and podcasting for women in business are her favorite endeavors.

Reach to her if you're thinking of starting a podcast, she can really make a difference for you! Want to learn more, visit her on her website.

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