In episode 25 I'm joined by Pro British Tennis Player, Ali Collins.

Ali talks candidly about her experiences, from her childhood growing up in the world of professional sport to conversations around female athletes, including body image and the gender pay gap.

After experiencing these challenges in competitive sport from a young age, Ali aims to be a role model, inspiration and big sister figure for young girls who are going through the same journey in the world of tennis. She talks about her beliefs and sacrifices, as well as her daily routine, which have helped her to get to where she is now.

Ali is also a huge advocate for increasing the visibility of women in sport and discusses the challenges as well as the value of social media and the pressure, both personally and professionally, to show up online.

To find out more about Ali, you can find her on Instagram: @alicollins27

Ep.24: Building a Life and a Business on your Own Terms, with Simon Hall

In episode 24 I'm joined by serial entrepreneur, investor, podcaster, world speaker & world adventurer, Simon Hall, who is also the CEO of the Nourish Group and Godhead Experiences.

Simon has grown multiple successful businesses and in this episode, he talks about his process of awakening and having the courage to follow his values and create life on his own terms, balancing ambition with his truth in business and in life.

After overcoming several obstacles from an early age, Simon's focus is on helping people and brands to get out of their own way to realign with who they are, build a community and be the best version of themselves.

From journaling to delegating, Simon chats about what helps him personally and professionally to look inwards and focus his energy.

A great podcast for entrepreneurs and business owners who want to hear more about finding balance and realigning with their values in life and business.

To find out more about Simon, you can find him on socials: @simonhallbc

Ep.23: Mental Resilience and Winning Olympic Gold with Luke Campbell

In episode 23 I'm joined by Olympic Gold Medallist Boxer, Luke Campbell MBE, who started his boxing career at just 13 years old and became an Olympic Gold Medal Winner at the 2012 London Olympics.

As well as a Gold Medallist, Luke is also a model, Dancing on Ice finalist, founder of the Luke Campbell Foundation which supports disadvantaged children to achieve their potential and is a husband and father of three.

Along with his vision to help children thrive through his foundation, Luke has also been open about his own struggles with mental health on social media. Luke openly talks about his victories and his struggles during his professional boxing career, as well as coming to terms with retiring, staying present and the challenges of social media.

A great podcast for fans of Luke, those interested in professional boxing and hearing more about the life and experiences of an Olympic Gold Medallist.

To find out more about Luke, take a look at his Instagram: @luke11campbell

Ep.22: Creating opportunities for others with Alex Brees

In episode 22 I'm joined by CEO & Founder of Unhurd, Alex Brees, the 'in your pocket' music marketing solution for independent artists which uses data to reduce the gap between major labels and smaller independent artists.

Alex is set out to change the opportunity entry pathway for those who may not have all necessary tools to get set up, starting with a vision originally within the music industry, Alex is looking to tap into other niches later on.

From proving others wrong, creating opportunity, social media, marketing, music industry and tech development.

A great podcast for those in the tech and startup industry.

Please note, the audio isn't the best, however, it is packed with insight and worth the listen!

To find out more about Alex, take a look at his Instagram or connect with him on LinkedIn: Alex Brees.

@unhurd_ Instagram

In episode 21 I am joined by Nick Warren, founder of Stories Mean Business, a business that supports and encourages founders to tell their stories. Once the owner of a successful agency, Nick decided to flip the switch on business and life - change direction, sell the company and start honing in on supporting founders.

Nicks fundamental message is those who can tell better stories, have better lives, especially for those in business - which means, Nick believes that if you are able to harness storytelling effectively, your business will thrive.

This is a brilliant podcast for those transitioning or sat in the fear of transition. Inspiring, real & so relatable.

Find Nick here:

Twitter

LinkedIn

https://StoriesMeanBusiness.com

Episode 20 is a solo based episode, breaking down some of societies judgments around productivity and working 'more'. I bring in statistics on work ethic, distractions, utilising technology and more - whilst also giving you questions to work with that can help you to hone in on not only your craft, but simplify down your processes.

It's not about working smart or working hard or hiring out, it's about ensuring you're in your state of flow, doing what you love & creating the difference you want to see in the world.

This is perfect for business owners & entrepreneurs who are reaching levels of burnout they wish to avoid.

Whilst what you do is important for so many reasons, your health and wellbeing should always come first.

Let me know what you think & don't forget to like & subscribe.

www.hannahpower.co.uk

In Episode 19 I'm joined by Lou Hamilton, founder of Silk Studio's and the believer that we are the architect or our own life experiences, which shows up through the stories in which we tell. Lou believes that our story is at the heart of how we experience the world, how we grow & how we may bring value to others.

In this podcast we discuss how the power of your story is your differentiator & how you can utilise it to stand out, through telling your story & the endless potential of a podcast.

Lou is an artist, author, podcaster & founder of Silk Studios – The Podcast Guest Agency.

To find out more about Lou, visit her website below:

www.silk-studios.co.uk

Jack talks about his entrepreneurship from school level due to being inspired by The Apprentice & Dragons Den, from selling popcorn to making deals with his mum & starting businesses as a teen. We discuss startups, knowing what you don't know, making decisions, funding, why video content has worked for Naurt & where they are going.

A super inspiring podcast for those looking for that reassurance that your 'difficulty' won't ever hold you back if you believe in yourself.

Twitter: @jackmaddalena

Linkedin: @linkedin.com/in/jack-h-g-maddalena/

Youtube: Growing Naurt

TikTok: @Growing_Naurt

In Episode 17 I'm joined with Sarah Gregg, psychologist, business coach, published author & founder of The Power to Reinvent.

Sarah, a location free working advocate runs her business from all over the world, including the likes of Thailand, Copenhagen, Bali, Bulgaria, Portugal & Taiwan!

In this podcast, we discuss everything from reinventing the rules of happiness and success, the psychology of flow, journaling, life experiences and of course Sarah's message.

An incredibly inspirational outlook on Sarah's life, with tangible takeaways, to reinvent your happy.

You can read more about Sarah here https://thepowertoreinvent.com/ or check out her Instagram @thepowertoreinvent.

In Episode 16 I'm joined by Sam Church, Business Consultancy Owner in the Construction sector, however, this podcast doesn't talk about business, consultancy or construction.

This podcast delves into the depths of mental health, suicide, addiction, emotional bankruptcy and the stigma around being a man whilst struggling.

From postnatal depression in men to chasing the happiness dream to now being on a mission to pull down the front of hiding behind the facade.

Sam has an incredibly articulate manner of expressing himself, it's powerful, impactful and incredibly relatable to so many.

If you were to choose a podcast to listen to, this is it.

Find Sam on LinkedIn: Sam Church