Podcast Episode 80 - Starting a new business overseas

Interview with Jojo Hogan

Jojo and I met 7 years ago, when she was running a pregnancy day spa in New Zealand. She has since sold the business and moved to the UK to start a new postpartum business. We talk about the challenges of starting again, including pricing, networking and how to find your ideal client.


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About Jojo

Jojo Hogan is a maternal postpartum care specialist, doula coach, yoga teacher and founder of the Slow Postpartum movement, an international movement that educates as to the importance of the postpartum 'sacred window'. Over the past twenty years she has supported families around the world to enjoy blissful, peaceful postpartum experiences. Now based in the beautiful Devon countryside she supports both new families and birth professionals by bringing the 'slow living' philosophy into their families and businesses.

Learn more about Jojo at https://slowpostpartum.com/


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I’m Julia, the founding director of Newborn Mothers. I’m a postpartum doula, educator, and best-selling author. For the last ten years, I have trained over 1500 postpartum professionals in over 60 countries through my worldwide leading education training for postpartum professionals. My work is informed by fifteen years of experience in postpartum care and a background in social justice and community development. My training draws on anthropology, evolutionary biology, traditional medicine, and brain science. I also run a high-level business mastermind creating the next generation of leaders in the postpartum renaissance.

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