Natalie talks to me about how her 13-year-old daughter has been battling mental ill-health over the last 12 months since the lockdown was eased.

We talk about the triggers, the repercussions, stigma, fighting for acknowledgment of her autism as well as the long waiting list for help.

Natalie tells me about the help they have had from Young Minds charity and the work they are doing to help families going through difficulties.

Rowan - on being the 'lyrical agent' and showing your personality and why that's good for business.

Rowan talks to me about actually 'wanting' to be an estate agent, not falling into it. How he writes children's books and how he started performing his poems on Linkedin and the responses he has had.

Chris and I talk about how he has found ways to cope with change as he has been through huge changes in his professional and personal life.

He has been made redundant for a position he has held for nearly 2 decades, split from a long-term relationship, all at the same time!

Jerry and I compare the best hair in the industry, how estate agents can get involved in their community and why it's good for business.

How can agents do more for their local people and what doing that can do to benefit the community and the business.

Jerry and I have a giggle on this one but it's a really good one for agents to take on board.

Andy - on how he became and estate agent at 17, was a partner in the company at 21, Managing Director at 25, juggling work and fatherhood for 4 children and how losing his Dad prompted him to get fit and start running.

Ellie talks to me about her research on the gender pay gap in agency, the future of women and their roles and why she things its time for REAL change.

She talks to me about how she breast fed on valuations and why she thinks the future of agency is boutique agents who really understand their market.

Tom explains that many estate agents are too focussed on the 'deal' and 'making the sale' and often will drop the client at the point that its agreed to chase the next deal. But sadly this is probably why so many sales fall through and of agents had a better understanding of the sales market then more transactions would complete.

Jamie comes on to talk about why he LOVES his job, how he has become a local agent that people come back to time and time again, and why he won't be leaving his job anytime soon.

This is a lighthearted chat with some football banter, a special mention to Rowan Waller and some super tonic tips!

Sam from Agents Together comes on to talk to me about what Agents Together are all about. He explains about their non-profit organisation, how they have helped many mentees and mentors with both their personal issues and professional development.

Steph has worked on the high street for a long time and is now a huge supporter of the self-employed model. She talks about why the high street isn't going to go anywhere but that covid has forced us to look more at self employed.

We talk about why we struggle to attract talent with poor basics and low fees and how we can make the industry more appealing as a profession by introducing ROPA.