Quietly Disruptive
Quietly Disruptive is a business podcast for founders, entrepreneurs, and small business owners who want to build things differently, without the usual hustle and noise. Hosted by multi-award-winning business coach Becky Benfield-Humberstone, the show blends practical strategy with honest conversations about mindset, boundaries, and sustainable growth. Each week alternates between short episodes on mindset and identity work, and longer interviews with founders who've built their own way. It's aimed particularly at women in business, creative founders, coaches, and freelancers who want to create impact and freedom on their own terms.
Episodes
Military rations meet toddler mealtimes: a conversation with Ed van der Lande
What happens when a former army officer stationed in Somalia looks at his freeze-dried military rations and thinks, this technology could solve a problem that every parent in the country is dealing with?That one thought, had thousands of miles from home, turned into More Toddler Meals, a freeze-dried meal company for young children that Ed has spent four years building from a kitchen that doubled
How to find the lie between your two truths
What do you do when you find an assumption sandwiched between two truths that both feel real? That's what today's episode is about, as finding the assumption that's been hiding in plain sight is one thing. Knowing what to do with it is another.In this episode, you'll hear:The question I ask founders when they're stuck, and why the answer is almost always the sameWhy assump
The one about when two truths pull you in opposite directions
What do you do when you have two things at odds with each other? That to have one, you have to sacrifice the other? For example, you want to get clients, but don’t want to sell. You want to raise your prices, but don’t want to be rejected. This is the pattern I call, two truths and a lie. It’s where you hold two things that feel true, but they almost cancel each other out, and so you get stuck in
4 ways to hear your own thinking and voice again
When was the last time you had a thought that was entirely your own, one that wasn't shaped by something you'd just read, listened to, or scrolled past?That's what today's episode is about. I share 4 simple options to help you create the space for your own thinking to rise to the surface, and not one of them involves meditation or anything that ties you up in knots.In this epis
You already have the answer: hearing it in a noisy world
September arrived like a tsunami. The inbox filled up, the to-do list doubled, and suddenly it feels like everyone has a plan except you.When everything gets loud, the instinct is to consume more and reach outward for someone else's certainty as it feels safer than sitting with your own uncertainty. But what if that instinct is the exact opposite of what you actually need right now?In this ep
3 ways to measure the progress you can't see
If you've been showing up, doing the work, having the conversations, and it still feels like nothing is moving, this episode might change what you're looking at.The problem when you're in the marvellous middle isn't the work but how to know whether it's working. Most founders are tracking the wrong things, and it's making the silence feel worse than it needs to.In thi
The marvellous middle: why the silence isn't what you think it is
There's a part of building a business that nobody wants to talk about. Not the starting, that gets all the limelight, but the middle bit, the part where you've done the work, been consistent, and it feels like nothing is happening.Most founders call it the messy middle. I call it the marvellous middle, and I think understanding why might change how you experience everything that comes af
How to find the small things that matter in your business
Knowing the small things matter is one thing. Knowing where to actually find them, and use them, in your business is another. That's what today's episode is all about.I walk you through 5 specific places to look and use the small things to help create a business that creates a feeling and experience, not just looks great. In this episode, you'll hear:The five touchpoints where the s
The small things are the disruption
Before diving into the big autumn plans and the Q4 energy that September always brings, I want to start somewhere smaller. I think the things that actually make the biggest difference in your business are rarely the big visible things, but instead are the small, almost invisible ones that nobody asked you to do but that people absolutely feel when they are there.Those tiny moments are where trust
Proudly absurd: a conversation with Maddy and Iain at Bewilderbeest
What happens when a skiing accident, a drawing of a wildebeest, and a pair of floppy antlers all collide? You get one of the most joyful, proudly absurd businesses I've ever had on this podcast.Maddy and Iain are the husband-and-wife team behind Bewilderbeest, a greeting card and gift brand stocked in National Trust, Waterstones, and Fortnum & Mason. Built from a kitchen table with no ind
How to figure out what's actually standing in your way
Giving yourself permission sounds simple. Knowing what to do with it afterwards is where most founders get stuck, because the moment you say "I'm doing it," that's exactly when everything you've been avoiding decides to show up at once.That's what today's episode is about, and it's more practical than you might expect.In this episode, you'll hear:What&a
If you're waiting for permission to do the thing, this is what you need to hear
If you've got an idea tucked away in a notebook, a website sitting in drafts, or a version of your business that you've been carrying around for months or even years but haven't done anything with yet, this episode is going to ask you a question you might not be ready for.There's a reason you haven't done it yet, and it's probably not the one you think.In this episode
Changing the world one bottle at a time: a conversation with Louis Watkins
What happens when a 19-year-old sitting at his dining room table during lockdown, struggling with anxiety he didn't yet have a name for, decides to turn his own mental health journey into a skincare brand that is changing how men think about taking care of themselves?That's Louis Watkins' story, and it's one of those conversations that will make you rethink what it takes to bui
What happens when it does work: a guided visualisation
What if you could visit the version of your life where everything you've been holding back from has already worked, walk around inside it, notice every detail, and come back knowing exactly what you're building towards?That's what this episode does. It's one that is meant to be experienced, not just heard. (and top tip: save this one for a moment when you can be fully in it, be
What If It Does Work? The Question Every Founder Needs to Ask
Every founder knows the question: What if it doesn't work? It arrives uninvited, feels heavy, and has a way of closing things down before they've even had a chance to start.But what if there's a different question, one that opens everything up instead?In this episode, you'll hear:A personal story about the moment this question nearly stopped me from stepping into coaching, and
Joy, ink, and doing things your own way: a conversation with Lu at ToodlePip
Some conversations make you want to unleash your inner artist. This one will.Lu started ToodlePip in lockdown as a hobby that was only ever supposed to pay for her nails and eyebrows. What it became is something else entirely, and her vision for the future gave me actual goosebumps.In this episode, you'll hear:How ToodlePip started, what it's named after, and the moment Lu decided to go
How to know the difference between patience and avoidance in your outreach
If you've ever sent a message, had a brilliant conversation, and genuinely believed something good was coming from it.....and then heard absolutely nothing back, this episode is for you, because I've been there more times than I can count. What I've learned from getting it wrong is honestly some of the most useful feedback I've ever had.Following on from our last episode about
Outreach for founders who hate outreach
If the word outreach makes you flinch or you've been avoiding it because it feels pushy, salesy, or like you'd have to become someone you're not to do it, this episode might change how you think about it entirely.Outreach doesn't have to look like the spammy LinkedIn message that arrives 30 seconds after a connection is accepted. There is another way.In this episode, I share so
Every founder has a book inside them: a conversation with Amy Warren
If you've ever had the idea of writing a book tucked away somewhere in the back of your mind, filed under someday, waiting for the right time, then this conversation might be the nudge you need to dust it off.My guest Amy Warren is the founder of The Writing House and TWH Press, and her journey from solicitor to self-published author to landing a book deal with Penguin is one of those stories
The 5 non-negotiables that protect everything in my business
Wanting to work differently is one thing but actually holding it is another, and that's where most founders come unstuck.It's not the big dramatic moments that pull you off course, but the small ones — the perfectly reasonable request that falls just outside your hours, the single yes that feels harmless, the instinct to fix something for someone at your own expense. Each one is a small
What happened when I stopped working 8 hours a day
The eight-hour workday traces back to the second industrial revolution, so why are so many of us still working that way in the 21st century, in businesses we started specifically to do things differently?I did it for years. I worked eight hours, then ten, then twelve, and the days blurred into one long line that I didn't consciously choose. I was exhausted, depleted, and convinced that more h
The four things holding you back from building the business you REALLY want
You know exactly what you want to build, so what's actually stopping you?In almost every conversation I have with a founder who is ready to build the real version of their business, the same four things come up, and today I'm naming them out loud, because sometimes just hearing them is enough to take away their power.In this episode, you'll hear:The four most common things I see hol
The business you actually want is sitting in your someday folder
Is there a version of your business that you already know about, one that you can see, feel, and describe in detail to anyone who asks... but you haven't built it yet?That's what today's episode is about and why so many founders keep the business they actually want tucked away in a someday folder.In this episode, you'll hear:Why I spent years building the safe version of my bus
Build specifically, not loudly: the alternative to hustle
The alternative of hustle is one word: specific.Not doing less, but doing the right things for the right people with the right intention behind every decision. Hustle says do more of everything and see what sticks, but building specifically says know exactly who you're building for and what actions actually move you forward.In this episode, I walk through four things that genuinely move the
Hustle culture is one of the most expensive things you can buy into
Working hard isn't the problem but working hard on the wrong thing or in the wrong way is where it gets expensive.And not just in energy, but in time spent going in the wrong direction, and decisions made from exhaustion rather than clarity.This episode is about why hustle culture feels like progress from the inside but works more like a hamster wheel, and why the same action done differently
3 questions to help you find your destination sentence
Your destination sentence, that one crystal-clear line that describes exactly what you're building and why it matters, won't arrive fully formed, but it does start with the right questions.That's what today's episode gives you: three questions to help you uncover the ingredients that will shape your sentence, from dreaming without restraints about the business and life you actu
Do you have a direction or a destination?
Most founders have a direction, a rough sense of where they're heading, who they want to work with, what kind of business they're building. But very few have a destination, that one crystal-clear sentence that describes exactly what they're here to do and why it matters.And that difference changes everything.In this episode, I walk through what separates a direction from a destinati
How to build an online presence that finds your people and fits you
Before you even think about what to post and which platform to post it on, there are three questions you need to ask first, and most founders skip all of them.This episode gets practical as we work to figure out what your version of a consistent online presence actually looks like, one that feels natural, sustainable, and uniquely yours rather than a cookie-cutter performance you have to keep up.I
Consistency doesn't require the volume of content you think it does
Post daily, do the reels, create carousels, add the hook, don't forget the call to action, and oh, if it doesn't work, you're just not doing it right. Does this sound familiar?What if the problem was never you, but the advice?That's what today's episode unpacks as consistency does matter, but somewhere along the way the benefit of staying visible and findable got translate
How to get real feedback fast on a different idea
When you're doing things differently, there's no preset guideline to follow and no built-in feedback loop telling you you're on the right track, so how do you actually know whether what you're building is right?Most founders look for that answer online. They post their idea, watch the metrics, and when nothing comes back, they assume the idea is the problem. But getting feedbac
Why doing things differently feels harder than you expect
When you do things the conventional way, there's a built-in feedback loop. You say the thing, people recognise it, and you get instant signals that you're on the right track. But when you do things differently, that feedback loop doesn't exist yet, and that silence can feel a lot like something is wrong.It's not. It's just time.That's what today's episode is abou
How to map the simplest version of your business ecosystem
This episode is a little different. It's less of a listen and more of a roll-up-your-sleeves, pen-in-hand, guided workshop where I walk you through your customer journey step by step to uncover the business ecosystem underneath it and the elements that make it all work.I've created a free workbook to go alongside this episode, and together we work through six stages — from how people fin
Business isn't complicated. The 3 most common reasons why we make it that way
Business at its core is beautifully simple, so why does it so rarely feel that way?Most founders don't set out to overcomplicate things, but somewhere along the line, the borrowed strategies, the offers nobody asked for, and the platforms you don't even enjoy using all pile up until the original reason you started gets buried underneath everything you think you should be doing.In this ep
How to figure out what's working in your business and what's not
Sometimes the simplest exercise is the most powerful one, and this might just be the one that shows you what needs to change.Today I'm walking you through a two-column exercise that will show you exactly what's working in your business, what isn't, and what to do with the gap between the two. I also share my own results from when I did this a few years ago, including the not-so-pret
This one question will change your business
I want to share a question with you today that might be one of the most important questions you ever ask yourself in business. I'd love you to answer it honestly, not with the version you've been telling yourself.The question is: If you carry on your current path, what will happen?In this episode, you'll discover:Why where you want to go and where you're actually heading are no
Building a business that lets you live: a conversation with Sarah Banks
What does it actually look like when a founder builds a business entirely around the life they want to live, and refuses to apologise for it?That's what today's conversation is about, and my guest Sarah Banks is one of the most quietly disruptive examples of it I've come across.Sarah is an Online Business Manager who has built a business that fits around her family, her freedom, and
How to use any platform to find and connect with the right people
Sometimes you need a new perspective, and that's exactly what today's episode delivers. I'm sharing a completely fresh take on what social media platforms are actually for and how you can use them your own way to find and connect with the people you genuinely want to work with.I walk you through three practical shifts that change how you show up on any platform, and not one of them
The algorithm isn't the villain. It's how you're using it that matters
What if the algorithm was never actually the problem, and the real issue is that you've been expecting it to do a job it was never designed to do?The thing nobody tells you about social media platforms is that they're businesses, and every time you post more content, spend more time tweaking your strategy, and pray to the algorithm gods to send you clients, you're giving them exactl
The one question that will change how you make every decision in your business
What if there was one question you could ask yourself before every single decision in your business — every client, every project, every marketing move, every use of your time — that would cut straight through the noise and show you exactly what's really going on?That's what today's episode gives you, and it's simpler and more powerful than you might expect.Following on from Tu
Are you making decisions as an employee or as a founder?
Every founder wears multiple hats - marketing one day, sales the next, management the day after - but there's a layer underneath that hat-wearing that nobody really talks about, and it's the one that quietly shapes everything you do in your business.It's the mindset you're in when you're wearing those hats, and it comes down to one question: are you operating as an employe
How to figure out your niche and the magic you bring to that space
Your niche isn't something you pluck out of thin air. It's something you go hunting for, grounded in evidence, built from knowing who you actually are and what your clients genuinely want and need.That's what today's episode is all about, and there's no fluff here either, just a practical walkthrough that you can actually use to figure out the niche that fits you.I take yo
You are the niche: why niching is about you and your clients
Most niching advice tells you to pick an industry, become known for one thing, and the money will follow, but what if that's only half the equation?You can choose the most profitable niche in the world and still dread Monday mornings, and you can build an offer you absolutely love but find that your clients don't actually want or need what you're selling.That's what today'
How to turn your opinion into your strongest marketing tool
You are the only person who can do what you do in the way you do it and when you build your marketing around that instead of formulas, templates and whatever everyone else is doing, everything gets clearer and stronger.That's what today's episode is all about, and I'm making it as practical as possible by walking you through two imaginary businesses I brainstormed to show you exactl
What If Marketing Was as Simple as Having Your Own Opinion?
What if marketing was as simple as having your own opinion, and sharing it?Not a strategy or a formula but you, sharing what you actually believe, to the people who need to hear it. That's what today's episode is about. What we forget is that every founder started their business with an opinion that opposed something else. That opinion can also be harnessed as your most powerful marketin
How to figure out if your business is going in the direction you want (and if not, what to do about it)
You know that feeling when your business is working… but something still feels off?The numbers are fine and the clients are there, but there's this quiet nagging, like you've been building something that doesn't totally feel like yours anymore.That's what we're unpacking today.Following on from Tuesday's big question — are you going in the direction you want? — I&apos
Are you going in the direction you actually want?
Ever had that moment where you look up from your business and think… how did I end up here? Not in a dramatic, everything's-on-fire way. More like a slow realisation that somewhere along the line, you drifted. The goals are still there, but the path you're on doesn't quite feel like the one you chose.That's what today's episode is about.I'm asking you one question: ar
Why your habit’s don’t stick (and why it’s not always about discipline)
It's the last week of January. If your New Year habits haven't quite stuck the way you hoped, you're probably being pretty hard on yourself right now. Telling yourself it's about discipline, or motivation, or that you didn't want it enough.What if it's none of those things?In this episode, I walk through why habits struggle to take root for Quietly Disruptive founders
7 Signs You're in a Cage Business (and Why That's Not Your Fault)
You know that feeling when something's off in your business but you can't quite name it? Everything looks fine from the outside: good revenue, established clients, and a professional reputation. But on the inside, you're exhausted, resentful, and trapped in something you built yourself.In this episode, I walk through seven signs that you might be in a cage business. From saying yes
Why Your Business Needs More Fun (especially when your business feels heavy)
I'm going to tell you something that might sound irresponsible: when your business feels heavy, the solution isn't more strategy or discipline, it's fun. I challenge the idea that you need to push harder as we head into December, and instead make the case for letting yourself actually enjoy what you're building again.I share my own experience of optimising all the joy out of my
How I Lost My Spark to AI (and Found My Way Back to Self-Trust)
In this episode of The Quietly Disruptive Business Podcast, I share a very personal story about losing my spark, not to burnout or comparison, but to AI. I’d been using tools like ChatGPT to brainstorm ideas and solve business challenges, thinking they would make me faster, smarter, and more productive. Instead, I found myself stuck in a web of options, overthinking, and doubting my own instincts.
Breaking Free from Comparison Culture: The Quietly Disruptive Edition
I’m diving into a topic that quietly shapes how so many of us run our businesses: comparison.It starts innocently enough- a quick scroll, a peek at someone else’s success story, and before you know it, you’re wondering whether you’re doing enough, growing fast enough, or even are enough. I’ve been there. In this episode, I share my own story of how comparison once took hold of my business (and my
The Power of Experimenting: Finding the Advice That’s Truly Yours
In this episode, I explore a truth that comes up time and time again in my conversations with founders: the search for the “magic formula” to success. We’re told to follow the steps, buy the blueprint, and copy what works for others. But what if that’s not the way to build something that truly fits you?I share my own story of realising that no amount of generic advice could give me the business I
The Joy of Creating: Creativity, Curiosity & Courage with Steve Campbell
In this special guest episode of the Quietly Disruptive Business Podcast, I sit down with creative entrepreneur Steve Campbell, a photographer, author, and coach whose work lives at the intersection of art, storytelling, and innovation.From a challenging start in education to capturing the Scottish Highlands through his lens, Steve’s journey is one of resilience, curiosity, and reinvention. He sha
The Strength in Silence: Embracing Quiet Disruption
Words hold power, and lately, I’ve been thinking about one in particular: quiet. For decades, I believed that to succeed, you had to be loud, visible, and performative. That the louder you were, the more impact you’d make.But then I started noticing something. Quiet isn’t weakness. It’s strategy, intention, and subtle power. It’s how real disruption happens, without applause, permission, and burni
The Social Media Lie: How the Loudest 10% Define Success for Everyone Else
What you see online isn’t the full story, and it’s time to stop letting it define your business.I used to scroll endlessly, comparing myself to every “success story” I saw on LinkedIn, Instagram, or X (Twitter). The launches, the funnels, the shiny tips, and the 10k-month boasts. I thought I was missing something, that I had to do it their way to succeed.Then I learned the truth: 80% of social med
Your Dream Business Isn’t Out There. It’s Yours to Design.
This episode will change how you think about building a business that actually works for you.I want to bust the myth of the “perfect business model”, that idea that success comes from copying someone else or following the latest blueprint. I know firsthand how tempting it is to try and replicate another path, but over the years, I’ve learned that what works for someone else rarely works for you.In
Find Your Niche: 3 Questions Every Founder Needs to Ask (and Why They Work)
This episode will change how you think about focus, clarity, and connection in your business.Today, I reflect on my first business, Utterly Horses, and the lessons learned from being a "big fish in a little pond." I share why going niche, or sometimes even a "niche niche", can help you stand out, attract the right clients, and build a thriving, successful business.This isn&apos
Go Deep, Not Big: How scaling is not always the answer
This episode will change how you think about growth, focus, and impact in your business.Today, I reflect on a summer spent in my garden where I discover a simple but powerful lesson for life and business: sometimes bigger isn't better. In a world that constantly tells us to chase "more" - more clients, more launches, more followers - I share why depth, focus, and meaningful connecti
You’re never ready. Don’t wait for the right time.
This episode will change how you think about readiness, and how you take action in your life and business.Today, I dive into a truth every entrepreneur knows but rarely admits: you're never really ready. Waiting for the perfect moment, the ideal conditions, or the "right" version of yourself only leads to missed opportunities, faded ideas, and dreams left unfinished.This isn't
A Quietly Bold Conversation with Laura Wheatley
In this episode of The Quietly Disruptive Business Podcast, Becky Benfield-Humberstone sits down with Laura Wheatley, a transformational coach, co-pilot, and self-confessed people whisperer, to explore what it really looks like to build a business on your own terms.After years leading high-stakes projects in Financial Services—thriving outwardly but questioning everything inwardly—Laura made a bol
What If Everyone Built a Business They Actually Loved?
What would happen if we all stopped settling for businesses that drain us and started building ones that truly light us up?In this quietly disruptive episode, I share my personal journey from running a business that looked good on the outside but felt hollow on the inside, to intentionally designing one that reflects my true passions: coaching and writing.You'll hear why joy and profitability
Why We Avoid What We Deeply Want
In this honest episode, I unpack a quiet but powerful force that holds so many founders back: self-doubt. But not the loud, obvious kind. We're talking about the sneaky version that disguises itself as being "too busy," needing more clarity, or putting clients first.Through storytelling and real talk, I explore how this subtle form of self-doubt can convince us to put our deepest dr
How to Bring Your "One Day" Vision to Life (Part 3: Make 3 Small Shifts to Make It Happen)
Part 3: Make 3 Small Shifts to Make It HappenIn this final part of the series, we move from awareness into gentle action, the kind of action that doesn't overwhelm or derail, but instead creates momentum, clarity, and meaningful change.I share the three simple shifts that can help you start shaping your "one day" business right now. No dramatic rebrand required.This episode will hel
How to Bring Your "One Day" Vision to Life (Part 2: What’s Working and What’s Not?)
Part 2: What's Working and What's Not?So you've reconnected with your dream. Now what?In Part 2 of this three-part series, I gently guide you through a clear-eyed look at your current business. Not from a place of judgement, but from compassion. This is about awareness, and small, soulful realignment.You'll learn how to look at what's really working (and what's quietl
How to Bring Your "One Day" Vision to Life (Part 1: What Do You Actually Want?)
Part 1: What Do You Actually Want?What happens when your business starts to grow in a direction that no longer feels like you? When the dream you had gets buried under to-do lists, client demands, and the pressure to "keep up"?In this gentle, grounding episode, I invite you to pause and ask a quietly powerful question: What do you actually want?This is the first part of a three-part seri
How to do Marketing Without the Ick
It's all about the truer, slower way of selling. In this episode, I share a heartfelt, honest exploration of what it means to market and sell without pressure, manipulation, or the "ick."I invite you into a gentler, slower approach to business, one rooted in trust, timing, and truth. I open up about my own journey of letting go of traditional sales tactics and embracing real convers
Clarity is a Decision, Not a Download
We're sold the myth that clarity arrives like a divine download - sudden, total, and wrapped up with a bow. But what if clarity doesn't land. What if it unfolds?In this gently disruptive episode, I invite you into a more honest, human conversation about clarity, the kind that rarely arrives in a lightning bolt, but instead shows up as breadcrumbs, questions, and quietly courageous steps.
Is it time for a pivot? The Quiet Clues You Can’t Ignore
In this deeply personal episode, I explore a question so many founders wrestle with silently: "How do I know when it's time to pivot?"Far from being about failure or starting over, I unpack the quiet signals that it might be time for change, including the inner knowing that something just doesn't fit anymore. I share my own story of walking away from a long-term retainer client
Overcoming the top 3 Mindset Blocks as a Quietly Disruptive Founder
Mindset blocks. We all have them, especially the quiet, thoughtful founders with big ideas and even bigger hearts.In this episode, I dive into the three mindset challenges that show up at every stage of entrepreneurship:Self-DoubtFear of FailureImposter SyndromeThese sneaky patterns can make you shrink, stall, or second-guess yourself, even when you know you're capable of so much more. But th
Why Your ‘Why’ Is More Than a Tagline. It’s the Heart of Your Business
In this episode, I explore a provocative statement I spotted on LinkedIn: "I don't care about your why." What followed was a deep dive into why that perspective, while catchy, misses the heart of what makes a business truly connect with its audience.Through relatable storytelling, real client experiences, and thoughtful guidance, I unpack the critical role of a founder's "
Planning Goals But Not Achieving Them? Here’s Why.
You're not incapable. You're not unmotivated. And you're definitely not broken. If you've been setting big, exciting goals and still not hitting them, it's not because you lack discipline or drive. It's that you might be setting the wrong, misaligned goals.In this episode, I'm digging into the real reasons why your goals might be stalling, and it has nothing to d
3 Signs You’re Out of Alignment in Your Business (and How to Fix It..!)
I dive deep into what it feels like when your business starts to feel… off. You're showing up, getting clients, maybe even looking "successful" on the outside, but inside, something's not right. You're tired, stuck, and wondering, "Is this it?"I explore the real emotional and energetic cost of being out of alignment in your business and reveal the 3 biggest signs
Why Do We Have Big Business Dreams? How to Act on Them.
Episode 4: Why Do We Have Big Business Dreams? How to Act on Them. Why do we dream big, and how do we actually bring those dreams to life? In this inspiring episode, Becky explores the psychology behind entrepreneurial ambition, shares what research tells us about dreaming and doing, and gives gentle, practical advice to help you move from vision to action. If you’ve ever felt called to build some
The Power of Authenticity in Business
Episode 3: The Power of Authenticity in Business What if the missing piece in your business isn’t strategy, but you?In this episode of The Quietly Disruptive Business, Becky dives into the power of showing up as your true self in business, and why authenticity is your greatest asset as an entrepreneur. She shares stories, honest insights, and practical ways to make your business feel more aligned
What is Quietly Disruptive? Are You One?
What if the future of business doesn’t belong to the loudest voice in the room, but to the most intentional one?In this episode of The Quietly Disruptive Business, Becky unpacks the powerful idea behind being “quietly disruptive” — a grounded, authentic way of building a business that breaks the mould without burning out. Through personal reflections and soulful insight, she shares what it really
The Quietly Disruptive Business Trailer
Ready to build the business you really want — one that honours your energy, values, and big, bold dreams?In this trailer episode, join business coach and champion of quietly disruptive founders, Becky Benfield Humberstone, as she introduces The Quietly Disruptive Business podcast. You’ll hear the story behind the show, what it means to be quietly disruptive, and why this podcast is a space for big
