After a career as a lawyer, Lisa started her entrepreneurial journey in 2012 when she launched Sin City Cupcakes in Las Vegas, and has started businesses in multiple industries ever since. From real estate to State politics to being crowned Miss Nevada, Lisa's insights about pushing ourselves outside our comfort zones, planning before we leap, and daring to be different are invaluable.

Join us, as we talk all things leadership, resilience, and being role models for and in our communities.

Join me and Jamie Waller as we trace his non-traditional path from debt recovery to serial entrepreneurship to fintech and investing in businesses he believes in. We talk about empathy, making money with integrity, and protecting what we’ve created in the face of turbulent times. Jamie’s interview is full of big picture insights about our economy, the stock market, and what post-COVID recovery will look like, pain points and all. He shares powerful messages about purpose, saving businesses, and saving our governments along the way. Tune in to switch on in ways you may never have before.

From her early days as a “shy child” to her current life as a public speaker, podcaster, and author, Jojo is the perfect example of a heart-led leader who lives with intention. Join us as we talk all things mental health, from the limitations of labels to the importance of raising our vibrations each day. Jojo will leave you with a “mojo injection” full of generous energy and grounded goodness. Tune in to lift your spirits as we talk about intuition, boundaries, bravery, and being our best selves.

Check out Jojo at: https://mummyjojo.com/

James Gwinnett could not have been a more perfect guest for a conversation about resilience. After his career as a pro rugby player was cut short due to a neck injury, James suffered a loss of identity, and lived with alcoholism and depression for three years. After hitting “rock bottom”, he had what he calls an “epiphany moment” that changed everything. He is now a vocal and candid advocate for normalizing discussions around mental health, and has become an endurance athlete with a cause. Join us for this brutally and beautifully honest conversation about addiction, identity, and the art of the possible.

In this episode, former Ladbrokes CEO Richard Glynn and I discuss the less-talked-about side of life in the fast lane. Richard’s journey from high-powered attorney to CEO to founder of 87 Percent is full of insights about serendipity and openness. His musings on personal reinvention, reconnecting mental and physical health, taking time out to work on ourselves, and using data to inform our approach to wellbeing will leave you nodding your head and hugging your spirit. Join us for a powerful combination of hard knowledge and philosophical insight.

What a brilliant way to kick off Season Four AND Women's History Month. Join me and the ever-amazing Celia Hodson as we talk all things bodies, periods, justice, feminine power... and inviting men into the "bloody" conversation.

Her words of wisdom will fuel you, and her vision for ending period poverty around the world will inspire you. Get ready for an eye-opening conversation that will have you seeing red in the best way possible.

In our final episode of Season Three, we close on a high with the wonderful Caroline Hughes. As the founder of Lifetise, Caroline is spreading financial literacy, making life's important goals affordable, and taking the shame out of honest conversations about money.

Caroline and I talk about money blocks, getting out of our own way, and the psychology behind our attitudes toward money and self-worth. Caroline's reflections on self belief, and her "light and curious approach" to doing hard things, are invaluable takeaways as we begin another challenging year. Tune in and reimagine the possible.

Join me and Emma as we delve into her life as a serial entrepreneur and investor, and get real about the grit and shoe leather required to make a success of it. From testing market demand by standing outside of Tube stations to waiting for the perfect fit before selling her first business, Emma's story is one of deep integrity, perseverance, and contribution.

Now, through her work at Navigate the Noise, Emma helps other entrepreneurs unlock the potential in their online businesses so they can focus on what matters and sell with ease. In this value-packed interview, Emma will leave you buzzing with ideas to help you and your business fly.

Charlotte created The Little Loop as the "perfect no-compromise, truly sustainable solution to clothing your little people." In this interview, we talk about her passion for creating a business that solves many of the problems around waste and consumerism, while giving parents and retailers a viable alternative that is kind to their consciences and their purses!

Join me and Charlotte as we chart her non-traditional journey from Cambridge to the Ministry of Defense to teaching to becoming a Digital Product Leader and tech advocate. The most interesting paths are so often non-linear, and Charlotte's unique story and insights will expand and exercise your mind and your spirit.

Like many great founder's stories, Samina's is one of evolution and passion, with a healthy dusting of grit and take-a-chance self-belief. After a long career in digital marketing and advertizing, Samina decided she wanted to market and advertize a business of her own. Mon Dessert was born in 2015, combining her love of all things sweet with her desire to demystify patisserie for others, and her fortune-favors-the-bold approach got her products stocked in Fortnum & Masons and Harrods very early on.

In our conversation, Samina shares her personal tips and tools for success and some of the insider secrets learned from her apprenticeship with the great chef Raymond Blanc... lessons that can be applied to life and business inside AND outside of the kitchen!