🎙Guest: Sue Turner – Mobile Personal Trainer & Well-being Coach 

Website: ⁠www.inspiratelifestyles.co.uk

Instagram: ⁠@inspire12021

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sue-turner-b9417920a/

Facebook: Inspirate Lifestyles With Sue 

In this episode, I chat with Sue Turner, a mobile personal trainer and well-being coach.

After dedicating over 25 years to the NHS, Sue retrained and launched her own health and wellness business, Inspirate Lifestyles.

Fueled by her passion for helping others, she now focuses on guiding those facing health challenges toward their personal health and fitness goals.

Just for Fun: Sue was gearing up to jump out of a plane just days after this episode was recorded! Raising money for Just Drop In supporting young people in need.

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In this episode, we dive into:

👉 Transitioning from the public sector to self-employment

👉 Rediscovering what you truly love

👉 Leveraging your transferable skills

👉 Shaping your future – it’s never too late!

👉 Tackling imposter syndrome and taking bold steps

👉 The importance of listening, not just stepping in

👉 The power of connection and a supportive community

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🎙Host: Zara-Dee – Brand Visibility Mentor

Website: ⁠www.zaradeecoach.com⁠

Instagram: ⁠@zaradeecoach⁠

LinkedIn: ⁠linkedin.com/in/zaradeecoach⁠

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🎙Guest: Vanda Stubelj – Video Producer

Website: ⁠www.vandastubelj.com

Instagram: ⁠@vandastubelj

LinkedIn: ⁠linkedin.com/in/vandastubelj/  

In this episode, I chat with Vanda Stubelj a young video producer from Slovenia with three years of experience in the industry.

Vanda shares her journey, insights, and how the skills she developed as a scout have shaped her career behind the camera.

When she's not working or scouting, she enjoys adventures with friends, coffee, and spending time with her cat, who even joins us on the pod.

Just for Fun: Vanda often puts her skateboarding skills to the test, using DIY tricks to capture the perfect shot.

In this episode, we cover:

• Client Behavior: What the red and green flags look like

• Women in the Industry: Navigating a male-dominated field

• Conflict Resolution: Effective communication at work

• Failure: Embracing a mindset where it's ok to fail

• Staying Positive:  Drowning out negativity and focusing on you

• Big Picture Thinking: Maintaining perspective in moments of doubt

• Hybrid Work: Transitioning to a flexible way of working

• The Outdoors: Gaining fresh perspectives from Nature

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🎙Host: Zara-Dee – Brand Visibility Mentor

Website: ⁠www.zaradeecoach.com⁠

Instagram: ⁠@zaradeecoach⁠

LinkedIn: ⁠linkedin.com/in/zaradeecoach⁠

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🎙Guest: Jack Masterson – Filmmaker
Website: www.jackmastersonfilm.com
Instagram: @jackmastersonfilm
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jackmasterson

In this episode, I chat with Jack Masterson, who transitioned from being a chef to a filmmaker and has been making films since 2009. After graduating from Norwich University College of the Arts, Jack worked various cheffing jobs to fund his move to London before landing a role at The Mill Group in Elland, Yorkshire.

After 5.5 years with the agency, Jack took the plunge into freelance life in 2018 when his wedding video business took off. Since then, he’s been navigating the highs and lows of freelancing, working with a variety of clients while raising a family with his wife and two kids.

Fun fact: Jack loves Battenberg and plays in a band called Doe Pickle in his spare time.

In this episode, we cover:

• His biggest freelance fail
• How his definition of success is evolving
• Getting noticed to fill his diary
• The importance of working with likeminded people
• 3 ingredients for success as a freelancer
• Collaboration over competition
• Using networking as a form of therapy
• The importance of paying freelancers on time
• Implementing a “red rope policy” for difficult clients
• Discussing pricing openly with peers

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🎙Host: Zara-Dee – Brand Visibility Mentor
Website: www.zaradeecoach.com
Instagram: @zaradeecoach
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/zaradeecoachWanna get involved and inspire someone with your journey? Drop me a message—I’d love to hear your story and share it with others.