This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I chat to Ashley Fraser, otherwise known as @My_London_Marathon on Instagram. Ashley brings a beam of positivity to social media and has gained a large following through offering an authentic, open and real insight into the running world and juggling her love for running around work.

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I am joined by Lucy Wheeler, full time lawyer and part time adventurer. Lucy is passionate about showing people that you can live a life of adventure without giving up the day job. She has run the London marathon, cycled 300km London to Paris in 24 hours, completed an expedition in the Arctic Circle and run an ultra marathon across the desert.

We talk about striking the balance between work and play, how easy it is to follow the path we think we should and not create our own. Lucy explains how she found herself in a position of having all that she dreamt off within her career, including a window seat in the city, but realising she wasn't actually happy. We collectively highlight what there is to be grateful for and how everything will work out in the end, and that if it's not alright it's not the end.

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I am joined by the incredible Danny Bent, an author, public speaker, world record holder, former GB triathlete and even recently voted one of the 100 happiest people in the UK!

We talk about how Danny has turned his dream of being paid to be himself into reality. Danny tells us how he grew up on the ethos of being the best version of himself and has consequently dived into a life of adventure, striving to spread joy and happiness. He even shares his experience of the true power a smile can have, having got him out of a sticky situation when he was once held at gunpoint during a charity cycle from England to India.

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I chat to Emma Cockroft, a PT and blogger otherwise known as Lipsticks and Trainers. Emma is a light of positivity within the running community, always spotted at running events and socials by hr lipstick and bright hair.

We chat about how the little things, as simple as opening the curtains and turning the kettle on, can be all it takes to kick start your productivity. Emma explains why her dad has always been such a positive influence throughout her life and we discuss the fact a positive influence doesn't need to be a cheerleader, they may be the weight that brings you down to earth.

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I am joined by Jess Robson, the founder of the Global Metal Health Running Group Run Talk Run. Jess has openly shared her mental health struggles with those around her and as a result of tried and tested therapies Jess realised she got a lot more from conversation while running and back in 2017 created Run Talk Run.

We chat about how journaling and structure are really important for Jess in maintaining her productivity and positivity. We discuss how else you can try to shift your focus, flick the switch and encourage a more positive outlook and mindset during those darker days. Jess also speaks about living in the moment, remaining grounded and appreciating that both the good and the not so good times will pass.

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I am joined by Natalie Hawkins, the host of Not Another Runner Podcast. Natalie is someone who continues to inspire others through social media and podcasting and has a firm belief that there is a positive to come out of everything, and gives us one very personal example.

We chat about the practise of gratefulness and how it's a game changer for positivity and flipping the switch on your mood. Natalie tells us how she has started to use her mornings to get ahead of herself and improve her productivity and Natalie's quote to live by is one we should all learn to follow and remember, we never regret going but we will always regret not going!

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I talk to Anna Harding about following her love of running to leap from a successful career in radio broadcasting to head up The Running Channel on Youtube.

Anna has taken The Running Channel from a couple thousand subscribers to over 100,000 and continues to feel that buzz of excitement with every episode she does, so we talk about doing what you love and diving in the deep end with your eyes closed.

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I chat to the founder of Run For Heroes, Olivia Strong. 

At the start of lockdown Olivia came up with the idea of Run For Heroes while out on a run whereby people run 5k, nominate 5 people and donate £5 to NHS Charities Together. After only 2 months and with an original fundraising target of £5,000 Run For Heroes has now raised over £5 Million and seen hundred of thousands of people across the country run 5k. 

Olivia tells us how Run For Heroes got started and how starting small with little expectation has been one of the biggest keys to success. 

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I chat to the founder of RED January and RED Together, Hannah Beecham. 

Hannah founded RED January 4 years ago following her experience with her mums depression and it has grown from strength to strength, now with a community of over 150,000 people. 

We talking about how Hannah keeps grounded and in touch with those close to her to ensure she always has a strong support network, how movement and physical exercise can beat away the blues and how it is important to reflect and trust our instinct.

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This is the podcast that keeps it real, talks straight and offers a fresh perspective on how to find the bright side as we navigate through our very own game of life.

In this episode I am joined by the founder of MOVE Charity, Gemma Hillier-Moses who tells us how her battle with cancer has given her a new perspective on life and was the driving force behind starting MOVE Charity. We also discuss the importance of acceptance and focussing on what we can control not what we can't.

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