Are you a creator living abroad? Looking for advice on how to integrate and set up a creative business? Join Catharina, foreign language teacher, YouTuber and writer on her journey around the globe, interviewing creatives about the lives they left behind and the dreams they built.

Travel inspires us to follow new career paths. Combining travel and the needs of our hometown helps us to come up with new ideas to stand out in saturated markets. Like the yoga instructor, Mike Weeks, founder of the Yoga Mike Group. Get into the nitty gritty of a rapidly expanding industry and how you can distinguish yourself to stay ahead of everybody else.

You have two choices: 1) Apologise for what you do and say, or 2) Be yourself, boldly, openly, uniquely. Which do you choose? Conflicted by her Christian surroundings and experiencing the desire to break away, life coach, Megan Colleen Johnson learned that trying to fit in and apologising for what made her different, stole her creativity and purpose in life. Her story is about how we can avoid cookie cutter molds and live a life of rediscovered magic.

Creatives are: 1) absorbed by their work, 2) insecure at times, 3) introspective and often 4) penniless. That can make us hard to love. Film director, Daniel Hess, joins me to discuss tension between being an artist, having a secure income and maintaining a relationship. He shares his own experience of going from wedding videographer to producing short films at To Tony Productions while going through a major break-up. Learn how he broke free and how you can do the same.

Are you afraid to express your sexuality? Do you feel worried about being misunderstood or harassed? Pole photographer, Rachel Marshall redefines sexuality as an expression of strength, atheleticism and beauty. This journey explores 1) how pole dance helps us embrace our bodies while building strength, flexibility and confidence, 2) how the beauty of Rachel's work breaks down pole dance stigmas, and 3) how you can get more recognition for your art by finding your unique passion.

Do you have a curiosity to solve the world's most pressing issues? Or do you simply want to make someone's life better? Like narrowing the broadband gap in rural communities. Which is exactly what recovering corporate banker, Catherine Cantey did. After leaving the finance world, she became a leadership coach out to make a difference, quietly working away until the world noticed. She shares her strategy for 1) making a major change in the world, 2) securing an investment to do it, and 3) becoming a leader when no one else wants to.

Ray Davies went against the grain when he became one of the few male care workers at the homecare provider: Supportive. Now the Training Officer, Ray's enjoyment of the job and determination led him to progress quickly within his career. This is a short episode exploring a day in the life of a male care worker and making dream promotions a reality.

Have a creative business idea? Don't have any money? You don't need much to start a business online! Serial entrepreneur, Sarah St John runs multiple online businesses under £100 per month. In addition to writing several books about how to manage your business on a budget while making money, she is also the host of The Frugalpreneur. Based on her extensive experience, she shares her secrets and why podcasts are the new websites.

Music has an inexplicable power. Despite what music-career cynics want to tell you, there are possibilities of making a living, but more importantly a difference out of that power. Simon Shaw is proof of that. At 17, Simon received college benefit money for perfect attendance. He bought a bass guitar, an instrument that would provide him with opportunities from that point onwards, including becoming a live music promoter and events manager for major venues in his area.

Are you ready for a lightening taste of your possible future? This is a short episode exploring a day in the life of a job to help you understand what possibilities are available to you. In this round, child and educational psychologist, Béné Katabua, explores her day-to-day working at a medical centre specialising in children's mental health issues and learning difficulties.