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Josef Jackson is an amazing guy. He is an ex-professional footballer who is just about to start an internship at Morgan Stanley.
Above that though, he has been through some extremely difficult times and has shown courage & determination that is a true testament of his character.
At 14 he lost his 12 years old sister to a brain hemorrhage and if that wasn't enough, Josef was told at age 21 that he had Leukemia.
Josef tells his story and there is lot to learn about how difficult situations can fuel a desire to make the most of every second available to you.
If you'd like to get in touch with Josef you can find him on the below channels.
Lin: Josef Jackson
Twit @josef_jackson3
Insta @joejackson93
Joe's book recommendation was by Martin Robert Hall and the book is called How Leaders Make it Happen.
This week we speak to the former professional Rugby player Dave Lewis who has literally just swapped playing for Harlequins for financial planning. Dave studied whilst playing and recently completed his Diploma in regulated financial planning.
By the time this episode comes out, Dave will have started his new role with St James Place.
He talks openly about his Rugby career, why he's making the change at around 30 and the support he's received from his family & friends.
He sites 'You are Awesome' by Matthew Syed and Ant Middleton's 'First man in' as books to read. You can find Dave on Insta & twitter @daveylewis89
We wish him every success in his new role & look forward to seeing him flourish.
Spread a Smile is an amazing charity. They provide entertainment for seriously ill children in Hospital.
Today on the Engaging People Podcast we speak to their CEO Lucy Jackson about how she came into the job, what she does on a day to day basis and what the charities plans are for the future.
Listen in to hear about how the charity was formed, how much they managed to raise at their recent Gala dinner and how difficult it is to bring your own children into charity work.
If you'd like more information on this amazing charity visit www.spreadasmile.org or follow them on Instagram or Twitter @spreadasmileUK
Lionel Morgan was a truly unbelievable young footballer. He had the most ability i've ever seen on a football pitch and the speed, strength, & technique to back it up.
He made his championship debut for Wimbledon at age 17 and had Tottenham chasing his signature soon after.
On his England under 16 debut he was likened to a young Ryan Giggs & John Barnes. If you remember playing championship manager from 1998 onwards you'll possibly remember he was always one to buy.
Unfortunately a series of unlucky injuries and some mismanagement from the club saw him unable to fulfill the potential everyone knew was there.
I spoke to Lionel about his career, what happened,how he dealt with injuries, if he has any regrets and what he thinks about the legions of people who still tell him what a good player he was when he was young.
You can find Lionel on twitter @lionel_morgan
Today we speak to Daniel Geey, a partner at sports & media law firm Sheridans. Daniel is extremely well regarded for his work within the footballing world.
He comments on sports law matters for the BBC, SKY, CNN amongst others, he writes for numerous publications, he's recently released his own book 'Done Deal' telling all about how football transfers really happen and amongst all this he's a husband & father of 2.
Hear his story from studying at uni & how he transitioned to football from commercial sports law. Hear how he tries to balance work and family life, how he structures his time and how plans to take over the fashion world (not quite)!
His worth ethic has taken him amazingly far to date & it's only just beginning.
You can find Daniel on twitter & instagram @footballlaw and on linkedin.
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