Anne the flautist and CFO on human-centered business and performance for personal branding

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Show Notes:

keywords

CFO, business, music, self-care, planning, public speaking, Beethoven, finance, entrepreneurship, personal growth


summary

In this episode of the Motivate Collective podcast, Melanie Wilson interviews Anne Plummer, a fractional CFO with a rich background in music. Anne shares her journey from being a classical musician to navigating the world of finance, emphasising the importance of self-care and personal goals in business. She discusses the role of a fractional CFO in helping businesses look forward, the lessons learned from Beethoven's chaotic life, and the challenges of overcoming the tall poppy syndrome. The conversation highlights the significance of planning, the impact of self-doubt, and the necessity of having a support system in business.


takeaways

Anne Plummer's journey from music to finance showcases the importance of adaptability.
Self-care is crucial for business success and personal happiness.
Understanding financial metrics can empower business owners.
Fear of success can hinder growth more than fear of failure.
Planning is essential for navigating uncertainty in business.
Public speaking can be a powerful tool for marketing services.
Lessons from Beethoven illustrate the chaos of creativity and business.
It's important to question decisions made out of fear.
Having a support system can alleviate self-doubt.
Embracing imperfection can lead to growth and learning.


Titles

From Music to Money: Anne Plummer's Inspiring Journey
The CFO's Guide to Personal and Business Success


sound bites

"This is my very first podcast."
"Sleep isn't a really important metric."
"You need someone to help you through."


Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Anne's Journey
02:54 Transitioning from Music to Business
05:53 The Role of a Fractional CFO
08:17 Public Speaking and Overcoming Nerves
11:15 The Importance of Preparation
13:52 Breathing Techniques for Performance
16:33 Navigating Chaos: Lessons from Beethoven
19:30 Linking Music and Business
22:24 Understanding Financial Metrics
25:18 Cultural Attitudes Towards Business
28:37 The Tall Poppy Syndrome in Australia
33:29 Navigating the Pecking Order in Creative Fields
36:27 Overcoming Fear and Embracing Public Perception
40:07 The Dynamics of Community and Online Interactions
41:02 The Value of Self-Presentation in Different Professions
45:52 Understanding Debt: A Tool for Business Growth
47:54 The Importance of Planning in Business
51:46 Self-Doubt and the Journey of Entrepreneurship
57:30 Finding Reassurance in Vulnerability
01:04:12 Final Thoughts: Analysing Decisions and Embracing Growth