What does it really take to leave the corporate world and build a successful construction business? 

In this episode, Melissa Potente shares her journey into commercial and residential construction, revealing the challenges, wins, and lessons learned along the way.

We explore the realities of the construction and property investment industry, the importance of mentorship, and why Melissa is passionate about encouraging more women to enter construction. She also discusses her coaching work, upcoming projects, and how she uses social media to grow and promote her businesses.

This episode is packed with insight for anyone interested in property, entrepreneurship, career change, and women in business.

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Key Takeaways

• Melissa transitioned from a corporate job to the family construction business.
• She modernized the family business and expanded into residential projects.
• The construction industry has seen a shift towards more female representation.
• Melissa emphasizes the importance of mentorship in property investment.
• She enjoys helping others achieve their investment goals through coaching.
• The residential division focuses on high-end clients and complete turnkey solutions.
• Social media plays a crucial role in showcasing her businesses.
• Melissa believes in the importance of education for success in property investment.
• She advocates for more women to consider careers in construction.
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Chapters

00:00 Background and Career Path

02:42 Transition to Family Business

05:24 Building a Workforce and Team Dynamics

08:01 Challenges of Running a Business

10:55 Experiences as a Female in Construction

13:37 Coaching and Mentorship in Property Investment

16:16 The Importance of Property for Self-Employed Tradespeople

18:11 Investing in Property: A Win-Win Strategy

21:09 The Renovation Journey: Challenges and Triumphs

23:15 The Role of Social Media in Business Promotion

25:02 Personalized Mentorship in Property Investment

27:04 Exciting Projects on the Horizon

28:51 Encouraging Women in Construction and Property

31:39 Breaking Barriers: Accessing Property Investment

34:24 Balancing Multiple Ventures: A Side Hustle Approach

34:59 Quick Fire Questions: Insights and Prefer

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What does it take to become an award-winning stonemason working on one of Britain’s most historic landmarks? Well tune in and you might find out! 

I speak with Rachael Wragg, a stonemason at Lincoln Cathedral and winner of the On The Tools Craftsperson of the Year Award 2025. 

Rachael shares how she entered stonemasonry later in life at 29, reflecting on the growing number of people retraining and joining the skilled trades as adults. She gives a behind-the-scenes look at working on heritage restoration projects, where craftsmanship, conservation regulations, and community expectations all play a vital role. 

The conversation also explores the physical realities of a career in manual trades, highlighting the importance of physical health, longevity, and the need for more open discussions around women’s health in construction. 

Rachael also speaks about the value of community and support among tradespeople, and her role as a Stabilo ambassador, championing quality tools and precision in craftsmanship. 

An inspiring episode for anyone interested in heritage crafts, stonemasonry, women in construction, apprenticeships, and career change stories. 

Key Takeaways 

• Rachael Wragg is a stonemason at Lincoln Cathedral. 
• She won the On The Tools Award for Craftsperson of the Year 2025. 
• Her journey into stonemasonry began later in life, at age 29. 
• The demographic of apprentices is shifting, with more older individuals entering the field. 
• Working at Lincoln Cathedral offers a unique blend of history and craftsmanship. 
• Restoration work involves navigating complex regulations and community sentiments. 
• Physical health is crucial for sustaining a career in a physically demanding trade. 
• Open discussions about women's health are important in the workplace. 
• Rachael emphasizes the importance of community and support among tradespeople. 
• Her ambassadorship with Stabilo reflects her commitment to quality tools and craftsmanship 

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Chapters 

00:00 Introduction and Background 

01:56 Journey to Stonemasonry 

05:23 The Shift in Apprenticeship Demographics 

07:42 Working at Lincoln Cathedral 

10:37 Challenges of Restoration Work 

15:30 Experiences as a Female in the Industry 

17:32 Maintaining Physical Health in a Demanding Trade 

22:19 Supplements and Health Routines 

27:26 Open Conversations About Women's Health 

30:57 Ambassadorship with Stabilo 

37:29 Upcoming Projects at Lincoln Cathedral 

40:47 Quickfire Questions and Closing Thoughts 

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In this episode Laura is back with Joanne Hay to look back on the past year in decorating, exploring the biggest color trends, evolving styles, and the challenges faced within the trade. They share honest reflections on what worked, what changed, and what the year taught them as professionals in the decorating industry. 

The conversation also turns personal, as Jo opens up about coping with loss during Christmas, the emotional impact of the holiday season, and why self-care and mental wellbeing are especially important at this time of year. Laura and Jo discuss practical ways to support yourself and others through the festive period. 

To keep things light and festive, the episode wraps up with a fun Christmas-themed “This or That” game, adding warmth, laughter, and holiday cheer to the discussion. 

Perfect for anyone interested in interior design trends, life in the decorating trade, and navigating the holiday season with honesty and heart. 

 Key Takeaways 

• Jo discusses the popularity of earthy tones in paint choices. 
• The importance of self-care during the holiday season. 
• Jo shares her experience with challenges in the trade, including issues with prep work. 
• The conversation highlights the significance of being kind to oneself during difficult times. 
• Laura and Jo reflect on the common areas of homes that have been decorated this year. 
• Jo mentions the trend of color drenching and its popularity in larger spaces. 
• The duo discusses the shift towards durable matte finishes in painting. 
• Jo shares her thoughts on the impact of loss during the Christmas season. 
• The importance of focusing on what one can control is highlighted. 
• Laura and Jo engage in a fun Christmas-themed segment to lighten the mood. 

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Chapters

00:00 Recapping Color Trends of 2025 

02:27 The Popularity of Earthy Tones 

05:08 Durable Finishes vs. Matte Finishes 

07:46 Color Drenching and Woodwork Finishes 

10:10 Common Issues Faced in Decorating 

12:56 Conclusion and Reflections on the Year 

13:27 Injury and Recovery: A Personal Journey 

19:19 Coping with Loss During the Holidays 

24:17 Christmas themed this or that 

29:09 Thank you and Merry Christmas 

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This episode takes you inside the life of Holly Hudson, the singing brickie, who shares her inspiring journey from performing on stage to becoming a bricklayer and opening up about the challenges of working on sites as a woman in the trades. From family influence and overcoming doubts to navigating mental health, COVID-19, and workplace dynamics, Holly brings honesty and humour to every topic.

We explore the importance of mental health awareness, the Lost City movement, and how social media shapes modern life. Holly also reflects on her experiences in the music industry, balancing performance with personal wellbeing, and raising a family in the digital age.

Holly offers encouragement for aspiring female bricklayers, reflects on how education shapes the trades, and discusses the importance of community and connection.

The episode wraps with quickfire questions, future aspirations, and practical recommendations for anyone navigating work, family, or creative expression.

Key Takeaways

• Holly Hudson successfully balances her careers in singing and bricklaying.
• Mental health awareness is crucial in the trades, as highlighted by the Lost City movement.
• Encouraging women to enter trades is essential for breaking stereotypes.
• Holly enjoys the diversity of her dual career, finding fulfillment in both singing and bricklaying.
• Parenting in the digital age presents unique challenges and requires open communication.
• Holly believes in the importance of recognizing the strengths and limitations of women in trades.
• Social situations can be challenging, especially regarding alcohol consumption.
• The construction industry is evolving, with more women entering and making their mark.

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Chapters

00:00 Holly's Journey: From Singing to Bricklaying

01:53 Family Influence and Overcoming Doubts

04:20 The Joys and Challenges of Bricklaying

07:08 Mental Health Awareness in the Trades

09:51 The Impact of COVID-19 on Work and Life

12:21 The Lost City Mental Health Movement

14:54 Social Media's Role in Modern Life

17:38 Closing Thoughts on Mental Health and Support

18:16 Navigating the Conversation Flow

18:37 Advice for Aspiring Female Bricklayers

19:56 The Role of Education in Trades

21:53 The Joys of Performing and Connecting with Audiences

23:38 Experiences in the Music Industry

25:50 Challenges of Being a Woman on Site

27:09 The Dynamics of Family in the Trade

29:38 Reflections on Alcohol and Performance

36:54 Networking and Community in the Trades

38:36 Creative Chaos: The Art of P

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Today we dive into the inspiring story of Yasmin Poole, who entered the world of carpentry later in life after first pursuing a career in football. Her transition into the trades was shaped by resilience, passion, and the determination to carve out a place in an industry still battling inequality. Yasmin opens up about facing significant pay gaps as a female apprentice, highlighting the ongoing issue of pay inequality in construction. She discusses how her neurodiversity enhances her problem-solving skills, offering her a unique edge on job sites. 

A major theme of the episode is the importance of finding the right apprenticeship, one that provides guidance, practical experience, and a supportive environment. Yasmin also sheds light on the realities many women in the trades face, from outdated attitudes to limited opportunities, and how the right mentors and networks help women not just survive, but thrive. 

We explore the increasing impact of social media in the trades, where online communities are creating safe spaces for learning, connection, and shared experiences across the carpentry and construction world. 

Yasmin also talks about the role of transparency and trust in building strong client relationships—values she sees as essential to running an ethical, successful carpentry business. 

Her passion shines through when she speaks about the precision and satisfaction of second fix carpentry, especially her love for hanging doors. Looking ahead, Yasmin is excited about upcoming projects, including a barn conversion that promises to challenge and inspire her craft even further. 

Key Takeaways 

• Yasmin started her carpentry journey later in life after pursuing football. 
• She faced significant pay inequality as a female apprentice. 
• Neurodiversity has shaped her problem-solving skills in carpentry. 
• Finding the right apprenticeship is crucial for learning and growth. 
• Women in trades often face challenges but can excel with the right support. 
• Social media plays a vital role in connecting tradespeople and sharing experiences. 
• Pay inequality remains a significant issue in the construction industry. 
• Transparency and trust are essential for building client relationships. 
• Yasmin enjoys the precision of second fix carpentry, especially hanging doors. 

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Chapters 

00:00 Yasmin's Journey into Carpentry 

03:44 Challenges of Gender Inequality in the Trade 

06:22 Navigating Neurodiversity in the Workplace 

10:48 The Impact of Football on Yasmin's Life 

20:03 Advice for Aspiring Female Carpenters 

26:28 Challenges in Carpentry: A Real-World Experience 

31:45 Women in Trades: Progress and Challenges 

42:59 The I

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In this episode, I chat with Georgina Williams — The Happy Digger, a leading voice for women in construction and a skilled machine operator. She shares her journey from drama school to the construction industry, her passion for JCB machinery, and what it’s like succeeding in a male-crowded industry. 

Georgina also talks about career changes during COVID, her love of travel, and her aspirations for the future, including her current home renovation project. 

If you’re interested in construction careers, women in trades, JCB machinery, or stories of bold career change, this episode is packed with insight, motivation, and real-world experience. 

Key Takeaways 

• Georgina is passionate about JCB machinery and its impact. 
• She was the first female on the JCB demonstration team. 
• Georgina emphasizes the importance of women in construction. 
• Social media plays a significant role in her career. 
• Georgina's journey includes overcoming challenges during COVID. 
• She enjoys traveling and exploring new places. 
• Her love for dogs adds a personal touch to her life. 
• Georgina advocates for more women in trades and construction. 
• She is excited about the future of hydrogen-powered machinery. 

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Chapters

00:00 Georgina's Background and Journey to JCB 

06:42 Discovering Passion for Machinery 

12:02 Career Progression and Challenges at JCB 

14:14 Breaking Barriers: Women in Construction 

15:22 Breaking Barriers: Women in Engineering 

17:07 The Graduate Journey: Opportunities at JCB 

18:42 From Salary to Hourly: A Shift in Perspective 

21:14 Global Adventures: Traveling with JCB 

24:57 Empowering Women in Heavy Machinery 

29:28 Navigating Social Media in the Construction Industry 

34:14 The Impact of Social Media in Construction 

34:51 Home Renovation Journey 

36:04 Challenges in Finding Skilled Trades 

38:11 Building Trust with Contractors 

39:29 Exciting Projects Ahead 

39:54 Quickfire Questions: Personal Preferences 

46:22 Future Aspirations in Construction 

50:32 Thank you, goodbye

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In this episode, we explore the inspiring journey of Millie, whose upbringing instilled in her a deep sense of discipline and a strong work ethic that continues to guide her career. From a young age, she learned electrical skills from her mother, planting the seeds of a passion that would later shape her professional life. 

Now self-employed, she opens up about the determination required to navigate the unique pressures of working for herself, emphasising how vital the support of family and friends has been throughout her journey. 

Education and safety remain central to Millie’s philosophy, as she highlights their importance in the electrical trade. She also discusses the role societal perceptions play in shaping gender dynamics within the industry, acknowledging the obstacles while encouraging others to pursue their passions, no matter the barriers. 

Driven by a genuine love for electricity and a commitment to her craft, Millie credits much of her success to the unwavering encouragement of her partner and son. Her story serves as a motivating reminder that passion, resilience, and a strong support system can power any career path. 

Key Takeaways 

• Millie's background as a Gurkha shaped her strong work ethic. 
• She learned electrical skills from her mother at a young age. 
• Transitioning from software engineering to electrical work was a significant change for Millie. 
• Self-employment comes with unique challenges and requires determination. 
• Support from family and friends is crucial for success in self-employment. 
• Millie emphasises the importance of education and safety in electrical work. 
• She believes gender dynamics in trades are often influenced by societal perceptions. 
• Millie's passion for electricity drives her to excel in her field. 
• She encourages others to pursue their passions despite challenges. 

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Chapters 

00:00 The Importance of Practical Knowledge 

01:31 Discovering a Passion for Electricity 

06:45 Finding Passion Early 

08:01 Self-Sufficiency and Parental Influence 

09:38 Career Aspirations and Parental Expectations 

10:51 Journey into Software Engineering 

13:04 Reconnecting with Electrics 

17:20 The Path to Becoming an Electrician 

22:24 The Reality of Self-Employment 

25:30 Valuing Your Work and Learning from Mistakes 

27:37 The Importance of Commitment and

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Ever wondered how trade professionals can turn their real-world skills into a thriving online brand? In this episode, Stacey and Jack from Trademark Digital share their incredible journey from Jack working in the trades industry to launching a successful digital marketing agency with Stacey’s expertise, that helps tradespeople grow their businesses. 

They get real about what it takes to stand out online — from building authentic connections, tackling the challenges women face in the trades, to raising mental health awareness and using social media marketing the right way. 

Stacey and Jack’s chemistry and complementary skill sets make this conversation both inspiring and practical. Whether you’re an electrician, builder, or small business owner, Stace aka Stick and Jack have all the tips on branding, networking, and using digital marketing to showcase your craft. 

If you’re passionate about the trades, entrepreneurship, and personal growth, this episode is for you. 

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Key Takeaways 

• Stacey and Jack combined their knowledge and expertise in both the trades and marketing. 
• Authenticity is key in building a brand. 
• Networking is crucial for growth in the trades. 
• Mental health awareness is important in the industry. 
• Women in trades face unique challenges. 
• Social media can be a powerful tool for tradespeople. 
• Marketing requires consistency and patience. 
• Building a strong partnership enhances business success. 
• Every conversation can lead to new opportunities. 
• The journey in trades is rewarding despite challenges. 

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction of guests 

03:51 Transition from Trade to Marketing 

07:39 Building a Strong Partnership 

13:19 Navigating Challenges in the Trade Industry 

18:58 The Dynamics of Being a Female in a Male-Dominated Field 

23:58 The Journey of Recovery and Growth 

25:31 Authenticity in Branding 

28:45 The Power of Social Media in Marketing 

31:23 Networking and Building Relationships 

36:09 Future Plans and Events 

41:07 Choosing a Trade: Insights and Reflections 

49:04 Thanks for listening, like, follow for more 

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From designing kitchens to crafting custom furniture, Caroline’s journey is one of creativity, courage, and community. In this episode, she opens up about what it really takes to leave a stable career and step into self-employment as a furniture maker. 

Caroline shares the highs and lows of building her own business — from overcoming self-doubt to finding support within a community of makers and tradespeople. She talks about the importance of creating inclusive spaces in the trades, where everyone feels represented and empowered to bring their skills to life. 

We also dive into how social media has helped her connect with clients and peers, grow her visibility, and champion diversity in the world of crafts-womanship. Whether you’re an aspiring craftsperson, creative entrepreneur, or simply curious about life in the trades, this conversation will inspire you to trust the process and pursue your passion with purpose. 

Key Takeaways 

• Caroline transitioned from kitchen design to furniture making. 
• She emphasizes the importance of hands-on work in her career. 
• Self-employment allows for more variety and creativity. 
• Community support is crucial for women in trades. 
• Trusting the process is essential in self-employment. 
• Social media helps connect with others in the industry. 
• Representation matters in traditionally male-crowded fields. 
• Caroline aims to create an inclusive environment in her work. 
• She encourages others to pursue their passions despite challenges. 
• Networking can lead to unexpected opportunities. 

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Chapters 

00:00 Caroline's Journey into Furniture Making 

02:10 Transitioning to Self-Employment 

04:56 The Challenges of Self-Employment 

07:37 Building an Inclusive Craft Company 

10:09 Connecting with Women in Trades 

13:05 Overcoming Gender Bias in the Industry 

15:32 Challenging Gender Assumptions in the Workplace 

18:50 The Evolution of Gender Perceptions in Trades 

19:53 Trusting the Process of Self-Employment 

24:06 The Role of Social Media in Building Connections 

25:24 Exciting Projects and Future Aspirations 

31:12 Connecting with Caroline: Where to Find Her 

32:28 Thanks goodbye

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Lily Struthers owner of Bear House Build & Roofing Ltd; a successful roofer, role model, and business owner, joins me to share her inspiring journey with you awesome listeners!

From her initial desire to work outdoors to founding her own successful company, Lily shares the importance of following your passion, the value of mentorship, and the joy of teaching the next generation. Lily speaks of the importance of hands-on experience in the trades and the need for effective communication. 

Balancing family life with her business has required sacrifices, but she finds fulfilment in both her work and her role as a mum.

This episode is packed with insights for aspiring tradespeople and female entrepreneurs. 

We wrap up with a quickfire round that reveals the personality behind the passion!

Tune in to hear how Lily is building her dream business, teaching young minds, and taking on the challenges faced in the industry as a leading business owner.

Key Takeaways:

• You have to learn from your mistakes in construction.
• Self-employment offers freedom and opportunities for growth.
• Empowering young tradespeople is essential for the future.
• There are significant gaps in trade education that need addressing.
• Creating opportunities for young minds can inspire future generations.
• It's important to take care of your own home as a tradesperson.
• The power of local advertising is often underestimated.
• Building your own dream is crucial for personal fulfillment.
• Mistakes are part of the learning process in any trade.
• Communication and mentorship can open doors for young tradespeople.

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Chapters

00:00 Lily's Journey to Roofing

05:27 The Importance of Following Your Passion

11:19 Starting a Business in Construction

16:26 Teaching and Mentoring the Next Generation

21:51 Balancing Work and Family Life

24:56 Embracing Parenthood and Finding Joy in Little Wins

27:43 Inspiring the Next Generation in Construction

30:29 Learning from Local Tradesmen and Hands-On Experience

33:19 The Importance of Communication in Construction

35:14 Understanding Each Trade's Role in Building Projects

38:08 The Value of Mentorship and Encouraging Young Talent

40:47 The Shift from Employment to Self-Employment

43:03 Recognizing and Nurturing Talent in the Industry

45:47 Opening Up Opportunities for Young People in Trades

53:17 Embracing Mistakes and Learning

55:48 Upcoming Projects and Aspirations

01:00:01 Balancing Work and Personal Projects

01:01:13 Quickfire Questions and Personal Insights

01:12:19 Thank you outro

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