In this full interview on Emi Lokan, Aron (Aux In) sits down for a wide-ranging conversation on identity, psychology, education, and purpose.

Aron reflects on seeing himself as a creative facilitator, his journey through studying psychology, and how that knowledge shaped his work with young people — not as a career path, but as a way of understanding human behaviour. He speaks openly about working in SEN schools and Pupil Referral Units (PRUs), explaining why all behaviour is communication and what real support looks like behind the scenes.

The conversation also touches on Aron’s experience as a pupil at Frederick Bremer School during the filming of Educating East End, the impact of environment and representation on young people, and the influence of figures from UK culture such as TightRoadBaby.

Beyond education, Aron discusses falling out of love with psychology at university, the effects of studying during COVID, debates around trauma vs desire in human behaviour, and why psychology remains a “soft science” shaped by lived experience as much as theory.

We also discuss Silat, a non-sport martial art designed for real-world self-defence, discipline, and restraint — offering a physical counterpart to the psychological themes explored throughout the episode.

This is a candid, grounded conversation about growth, responsibility, and finding purpose without chasing labels.

In this full interview with Ramone Morris, we dive deeper into his transformation from a troubled youth to a focused amateur boxer. Ramone opens up about the turning points in his life—including courtroom moments, mentorship, and personal growth—that shaped his discipline, resilience, and character. From stories of training while on tag to spiritual renewal and the importance of image and integrity in boxing, this is an unfiltered reflection on growth, principle, and purpose.Chapters:00:00 – Intro Theme 00:50 – Introducing Ramone Morris04:35 – Early Life & Growing Up in East London11:15 – How Boxing Entered the Picture13:35 – First Training Session17:10 – The Courtroom Letter20:00 – Boxing for Self-Development & Structure31:10 – Nom De Guerre33:15 – Feeling Like a Lone Soldier43:55 – Winning Mindset & Fighting Style49:00 – British Boxing Today: His Honest Take54:50 – Fighting Record & Coaching Journey62:00 – Views on Virality, Fame & Image Management64:00 – The Power of Choosing Character Over Money67:30 – Learning Ruthlessness: In Life & the Ring74:10 – Spiritual Journey78:00 – Closing Reflections79:10 – Outro Theme#EmiLokan #BoxingInterview #RamoneMorris #AmateurBoxer #BoxingJourney #FaithAndDiscipline #UKBoxing #Redemption #LifeLessons #InterviewSeries #BoxingCulture

Dive into this inspiring episode of Emi Lokan, featuring Elliot Kelly, a former electrician from Essex who dared to follow his entrepreneurial dreams.

In this candid interview, Elliot shares:

-How he moved from tradesman to entrepreneur

-The emotional and practical challenges of leaving job security behind

-Key habits, tools, and books that shaped his success

-Advice for fellow tradesmen thinking about starting their own venture

-Essential mindset shifts for anyone taking a leap of faith

00:00 Intro

02:51 Welcome to Emi Lokan

05:35 Meet Elliot Kelly

10:40 From Electrician to Visionary

13:00 Strategic Content & Promotion

37:28 The Big Leap: Electrician to Entrepreneur

38:42 What Entrepreneurship Really Requires

51:42 Books That Changed His Mindset

57:20 How He Educates Himself

1:05:11 Advice for Tradesmen Eyeing Entrepreneurship

1:07:21 Life Lessons and Final Advice

1:08:01 Final Reflections and Host Wrap-up

1:08:26 Gratitude and Goodbyes

1:08:34 Outro

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