Discover what fuels the creative journey of Michelle Akhidenor, the founder of Australia's first BIPOC, female-led podcast agency, The Peers Project.
The quest of an entrepreneur is unpredictable yet exhilarating, with many a lesson to be learned. We recently caught up with Michelle in Los Angeles to delve into her sources of inspiration, and what drives her forward both in business and in life.
Tell us about yourself?
What inspired you to start your business, and how has your journey evolved over time?
I like to keep my wellness routine nice and simple — it's always: some sort of movement as soon as I wake up in the morning - either a run, a walk, hot yoga (if I can book myself into a studio nearby) or online pilates, followed by two boiled eggs & a banana and a chai latte instead of a coffee - I don't drink caffeine! For me, routine is everything especially when I'm travelling for work — giving myself this time in the morning just for me is really the greatest act of self-care.
"Routine is everything especially when I'm travelling for work — giving myself this time in the morning just for me is really the greatest act of self-care."
I like to keep my wellness routine nice and simple — it's always: some sort of movement as soon as I wake up in the morning - either a run, a walk, hot yoga (if I can book myself into a studio nearby) or online pilates, followed by two boiled eggs & a banana and a chai latte instead of a coffee - I don't drink caffeine! For me, routine is everything especially when I'm travelling for work — giving myself this time in the morning just for me is really the greatest act of self-care.