James Patch is a 23 year old GB paddler and semi-professional rugby player, who has a coaching experience of over 10 years. He is an entrepreneur and co-owner of Yorkshire Sharks dragon boat club. 

Despite having dyslexia, James has managed to get the degree in Sports and Exercise Science.   In this episode we talk about how James has managed to get science degree while having dyslexia, how he gets in a flow state, importance of winning-mindset, how he deals with negativity and people that doubt him and the "all-in" mindset.

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Annie Carlon is Project Manager and Network Marketing Professional. She works in Retail as a Project Manager which she loves very much. She is also passionate about helping others to be successful, gain confidence and help them reach their full potential  

In this episode we speak about limiting beliefs, self-doubt, future self and how our relationship with future self can affect our actions today, goal setting and what to keep in mind when setting goals, importance of accountability when trying to get ahead or change your habits.

Annie Carlon is Project Manager and Network Marketing Professional. She works in Retail as a Project Manager which she loves very much. She is also passionate about helping others to be successful, gain confidence and help them reach their full potential  In this episode we speak about self-awareness and how to raise it, importance of self-discipline, toxic people and importance of peer groups and surrounding yourself with likeminded people.  In this episode we are talking about competitiveness and how it is beneficial, the good and bad in being perfectionist, time management and how Hannah finds time to study law, train professionally and work 2 jobs, and dealing with negative emotions and self-doubt.

Hannah Nesbitt is a 25 year old GB Fencer, who is currently ranked number 4 in Britain. Presently in her final year of a Masters in Law she aims to balance a legal career alongside achieving her goal of competing at the 2024 Paris Olympics. A keen advocate of human rights she is currently working on her dissertation concerning the rights of women in the 21st century.

In this episode we are talking about competitiveness and how it is beneficial, the good and bad in being perfectionist, time management and how Hannah finds time to study law, train professionally and work 2 jobs, and dealing with negative emotions and self-doubt.

Fatima Karmadwala is member of the UKAPTB executive committee and member of the WHO Civil Society Task Force on TB. 

She has been an advocate for Tuberculosis patients since being diagnosed with Multi-drug resistant tuberculosis in 2018 at the age of 20. 

Due to her passion about making a difference and voicing her patient experience at multiple conferences and mentoring clients across the globe, she is currently studying a Masters at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine focusing on building a career around helping others with Tuberculosis.

In this episode we are talking about her experience with having Multidrug-resistant TB (MDR TB): diagnosis, treatment, being in 50 day isolation, side effects, student life as MDR TB patient, post-TB life, financial challenges for tb patients, support systems etc.