Today we visit Brisbane and chat with Christelle Tait who is founder of Australian natural skin care company botanicES. If Christelle could give advice to the younger generation it would be to enjoy the freedom of being digitally savvy which is very difficult for her generation.

"The world is your oyster, you just need to find your niche and persevere. Do not give up easily, you have your whole life ahead of you."

To see Christelle's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com

In my lifetime, I have had many jobs. Some jobs are interesting, quirky and mind numbly boring. Often when there is lots of work i'm like a Squirrel hoarding nuts for the winter. I work as much as I can because I don't know when my next job will be. (Practice for Toastmasters speech)

Happy Monday! Today we meet Rebecca Simmons who is founder and owner of For Every Hen an online store dedicated to making hen’s party planning as easy as possible. Some of the most important lessons she has learnt in life is its not what you’ve done that you will regret, it’s what you haven’t done."This might sound cliché, but the most important lesson I’ve learnt is that life is far too short. Since changing my mindset I’ve taken more chances socialised whenever possible, taken time for ‘me’, traveled more, tried more new things… started a business!." 

To see Rebecca's story in print www.celebratelivinghistory.com

We are on a quest to interview business owners over the age of 60. This week we visit the Gold Coast in Australia and chat with Irene Manson who with her partner Ian founded Care Calling Now which is a daily service offering automated calls for seniors and people of all ages who are vulnerable. To see Irene and Ian's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

Today we visit London and chat with Tina Chou who is co-founder at Ellyot. The advice Tina would give to her younger self is to be be grounded and honest.

"I think the saying ‘hope for the best but expect the worse’ is the perfect phrase. I would tell myself that while working with an optimistic vision is important to help you drive forward, there is the possibility of failure, but it doesn’t mean you have failed, Understanding that learning from failure if it happens, and it will, is better than trying to press on with an ignorance on that possibility."

To see Tina's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com 

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Today we chat with Adelle O’Connor who is a beauty therapist, salon owner of Sasi Skin Spa and co- director of Skin at Bardon. What motivates Adelle to keep working after 60 is she tried retiring at 61 but found she missed the joy and challenges and having her own beauty clinic. "I still have enough time to pursue interests like learning a language, writing, reading, brunches with friends and dabbling in a bit of painting. I believe we need to enjoy life every single day."

To see Adelle's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

It all started with a goal to chat with entrepreneurs over 60. Then out of curiosity we decided to chat to entrepreneurs under 30. This week we chat with Sarah Carman who is the director of Sponge Education. To read her story visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

We are on the quest to interview business owners over the age of 60. This week we head to the United States and chat with Tony White. To see Tony's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au

It all started with a goal to chat to entrepreneurs over 60. Then out of curiosity we decided to chat to entrepreneurs under 30. We believe these two generations can learn and grow from each other. This week we head to Florida in the United States and chat with 26-year-old Jan Bednar who is CEO of ShipMonk an eCommerce fulfillment company that he built while in college. Jan has recently been named in Forbes 30 under 30 list. To see Jan's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com

We are on the quest to interview business owners over the age of 60. This week we head to New South Wales and chat with Eddie Lees founder of Now Sorted which is a estate-planning application. To see Eddie's story in print visit www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au