Love Shortage

This week, we’re joined by Jeff Smith from Big Moose, a charity dedicated to saving lives through free talking therapy. In this heartfelt conversation, we explore how love and connection can help us face life's toughest challenges, from illness to loss. Prepare to be inspired as we discuss the power of reframing difficult experiences to create a better, more fulfilling life.

Learn more about Big Moose at bigmoosecharity.co, and feel free to share your thoughts on the podcast by reaching out to me at [email protected].

Tune in for a beautiful and uplifting episode!

Love, Connection, Freedom, and Travel: Is This the Life You’ve Dreamed Of?

It sounds like a cliché ad from a flashy entrepreneur on a desert island, but I’m here to tell you that it’s absolutely possible. Gayle Berry, the founder of Blossom and Berry, has created a life she adores—one built entirely around love. After listening to this conversation, you’ll feel the love too.

Gayle’s energy and kindness shine through, making her the perfect person to explore the theme of love. I was truly inspired by our chat, and I think you will be too.

Want to learn more about Gayle? Check out her links below:

As always, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Feel free to reach out with feedback at [email protected].

Are you ready to finally tackle that creative project you've been putting off? Join us for an engaging conversation with Philippa Davies, a seasoned author and masterful storyteller who has dedicated her career to helping writers take action and WRITE.

In this episode, Philippa shares her wealth of knowledge, offering practical tips and insights that will ignite your creativity. But this isn't just for aspiring writers—the stories and advice Philippa provides are universally inspiring and entertaining. Trust me, you’ll want to listen to her all day.

To learn more about Philippa and access her resources, check out the links below:

If this conversation inspires you to start writing, I'd love to hear about it! Feel free to share your thoughts and feedback with me at [email protected].

Enjoy the episode, and let's get creative together!

I'm thrilled to have Charlotte Lewis as my guest this episode!

There are so many valuable nuggets that it was tough to choose a single focus, so I went broad. This episode will give you tips on how to love yourself, care for yourself, communicate better with the people around you, and maybe even brave cold water (I'll join you if you do!).

Charlotte, a skilled Speaking Coach, shares a wealth of tips and tools alongside my own insights.

You can check Charlotte out on her Instagram and her podcast.

Feel free to reach out to me at [email protected] with any feedback. And always follow me so you never, ever, ever miss an episode.

Thanks for listening as always! I love sharing these conversations with you.

George x

Coaching can be expensive, but there's a more affordable alternative: becoming your own coach through journaling. A journal can reveal so much about how you function, what brings you happiness, and how to celebrate and love yourself more.

In this episode, I'm joined by Emma Draper, an inspiring entrepreneur, founder, and CEO of the award-winning retail store Velvet, as well as a property developer. Emma is incredibly relatable and a huge advocate of journaling, crediting it for her increased self-love and personal growth.

At Love Shortage, we believe in the power of self-love. Imagine a world where everyone cares for and loves themselves—it could transform the way we all live and possibly address the love shortage.

If you adore the stunning clothes at Velvet, check out their Instagram: Velvet Instagram.

You can connect with Emma on LinkedIn: Emma Draper on LinkedIn.

We'd love to hear your feedback on the episode! Please get in touch at [email protected].

Leah Sian Davies is a somatic coach that supports people with the big stuff, the stuff in life that we will all experience grief.

This conversation touches on grief, parenting and the confusing message about loving yourself.

Leah is a wise lady and also my friend, a heartwarming listen that will sooth and inspire you.

Leah's website is

www.leahsiandavies.co.uk

She also mentions Francis Weller - Art of Grief Tending

www.francisweller.net

Enjoy, if you have any feedback email me

[email protected]

Want to learn how to be “flawsome”? 

Loving ourselves with our flaws. 

Emma Lloyd the Founder of Create the Ripple helps people to do that in every interaction she has. 

A powerful conversation that focus’s on kindness and how we can all fix the love shortage together one kind act at a time. 

Emma creates meaningful learning experiences with her team and encourages corporate organisations to use the L word. 

My favourite thing that Emma said in our conversation was 

“When we view the world through love it expands” My wish for you is for you to feel this, understand it and start doing it. 

Emma's website

www.createtheripple.co.uk

contact me

Instagram 

@Inspriedgeorge 

[email protected]

Following the loss of my son Osian, I received a piece of advice that altered my perspective: "look for the love every day." I embraced this advice, and it has profoundly changed me. Now, I am fuelled by a passionate desire to share this transformative practice with you.

Unlock the Transformative Power of Love: Elevate Your Relationships and Boost Your Self-Esteem.

Welcome to Love Shortage, where we delve into the profound impact of love on essential aspects of life.Have you experienced a big change?,a loss? you may be feeling a little empty? Could love help you with your coming transformation?My mission is simple: with every episode, I aim to help you fall more in love with yourself, with others, and to recognise that love extends beyond the realms of romance and chocolate. It's a potent force that holds the potential to bring about significant change.

Each week, I will share insights gleaned from my experiences and those of my clients. Additionally, I'll engage in conversations with guests to explore how adopting a loving attitude can be a catalyst for self-healing and healing others.

While it may sound straightforward, I challenge you to pay attention to your thoughts for a day – are they loving to yourself and others? Do you sense a love shortage in your life?Subscribe now to ensure you never miss an episode, and I eagerly anticipate connecting with you on my social channels. Were the Beatles onto something? Is love truly all we need? Come and join me and find out for yourself.

Following the loss of my son Osian, I received a piece of advice that altered my perspective: "look for the love every day." I embraced this advice, and it has profoundly changed me. Now, I am fuelled by a passionate desire to share this transformative practice with you.
Unlock the Transformative Power of Love: Elevate Your Relationships and Boost Your Self-Esteem. Welcome to Love Shortage, where we delve into the profound impact of love on essential aspects of life.

Have you experienced a big change, a loss and you may be feeling a little empty? Could love help you with your next transformation like it helped me?

My mission is simple: with every episode, I aim to help you fall more in love with yourself, with others, and to recognise that love extends beyond the realms of romance and chocolate. It's a potent force that holds the potential to bring about significant change.

Could understanding love help men talk? 

In this episode, Jon Saunders, an entrepreneur and leadership coach, joins us for a candid conversation.

We cover topics often avoided, like financial worries and the emotions of closing a business.

Jon shares the important role his wife, Anne Marie, plays in his life and business, and emphasizes the value of family and making moments count.

I'm grateful for the chance to have such meaningful discussions and hope this episode inspires you to share and connect more deeply.

You can listen to Jon’s podcast Crack On 

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/crack-on-podcast/id1542261240

Send me a DM via Instagram @inspiredgeorge⁠

[email protected]⁠

I mention my beautiful son Osian who died March 2023. This podcast is inspired and dedicated to him. When he was alive we shared our story on ⁠TikTok (@osianjac)⁠.

Can people love what they do, or is that reserved for the lucky few of us with our dream jobs? Laurence McCahill, co-founder of the Happy Startup School thinks not!

Laurence believes in effortless impact, and the more time you spend with him, the more you'll agree.

Along with his co-founder, Laurence has created life-changing experiences and programs that bring people closer to their purpose and each other. Laurence and Georgina explore the importance that family plays in the way we love and the variety of ways that people give love.

I mention my beautiful son Osian who died March 2023. This podcast is inspired and dedicated to him. When he was alive we shared our story on TikTok (@osianjac).