This week we have gone international, with our fantastic Guest Nigel Moore who is severely addicted to helping people start, run and grow fun and profitable businesses. 

Nigel is a father, husband and entrepreneur. He is currently part of Teeth Capital which he founded in 2016 and The Tech Tribe. Formerly running a successful managed IT Services business. 

In 2016, he successfully sold his IT business and now focuses on one of his core passions - helping other entrepreneurs and business owners better run their Technology / IT businesses. Living on the beachfront just outside of Sydney, Australia. Spending time with my family or in the water he loves to surf, swim, snorkelling, scuba diving anything else to do with the water. 

Take a listen to this week's Podcast, definitely not one to miss. 

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Well, here we are back for part 2 of Martin's podcast, 

Martin shares his wisdom and lessons in life. “If you don't believe in anything, you will fall for everything.” A great book Martin has learned from is Unlimited Power by Tony Robbins, teaching him what's going on with him and his experiences, isn't necessarily what is happening and to change your life map. 

Martin is a great follower of Tony Robbins and took part in many of his workshops, doing the ultimate task of firewalking, which you have to change your mindset. 

He is talking about all things that have helped him and he loves, down to his favourite song by van Morrison “on Hyndford street”, which transports him back to when he was young and spending time with his grandparents in Portugal, To finding his love for snorkelling with his wife in Sharm el sheikh. 

Take a listen to this week's second part of Martins podcast. 

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WOW, what a podcast, it was so fantastic we have had to make it into our first 2 part episode. 

This week we cover all things Financial, Martin runs his company which is based in Beverley, Yorkshire. BRC Wealth Management provides a wide range of services as a Partner Practice of St. James’s Place Wealth Management. 

They have financial experience spanning over 30 years, provide personal, face-to-face advice designed to ensure that they build, grow and protect your wealth. In the current situation, the world is currently experiencing. 

Martin gives tips and advice on how to help move forward from life insurance, saving money and life in general. Take a listen to this week's Podcast and check back in next week for part 2, when Martin answers them all-important Pig Wrestling 10 commandments. PS. Please, can you like and drop a review within whichever platform you are listening to us. 

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Rugby player, who played for clubs like Hull KR, Leigh Centurions, Castleford Tigers, Bradford Bull, to name a few. Now on a new path in a whole new career. James currently works at A&L Financial Solutions and is Sundays Time's top-rated mortgage and protection. 

He knew rugby wouldn't last forever, so he found a new path to follow. Reading one of his favourite books, Rich Dad Poor Dad, helped him find his interest in the property and, after buying his first home with his wife, gained a love to help others accept their new home and reach their dreams. After going through his mental health issues, James lives by the quote. "Don't Chase Money, Chase Happiness." Talking and getting things off his chest is very important and hit home after watching the documentary by Rio and Kate, and so they open up about the issues with which they had to deal with. 

James started to find things hard when moving to a new big city with his wife to play for Leigh Rugby club. After just three months of being at the club, he got picked to play less and less. The final blow was not getting selected to play against Catalan dragons. At the same time, his wife had already purchased tickets to go along. James decided to not go instead of buying himself a ticket to Belfast. 

Where he would be alone with his thoughts for a few days, upon telling his wife, she then had an anxiety attack which shook James. This was when he knew something had to be done, as this was now affecting the people he loved. Getting help from the Charity RFL Sporting chance set up by Tony Adams in helping sportsmen and women deal with their mental health. 

Please listen to this week's compelling podcast and learn that it is ok to talk. 

Christina is the director and Co-Founder of Moodbeam, a groundbreaking company whose aim is to turn the world of emotional development upside down. Her creation allows an entirely new way of showing how we feel and see how they think. 

She was working out of the C4DI building. Christina's experience of her daughter inspired Moodbeam, then seven, to be bullied. Concerned about the mood changes this cyberbullying created, she was desperate to make sure she could track her daughter's mental wellbeing and prevent any adverse effects. She subsequently partnered with Hull-born Gadget Shop and Red5 entrepreneur Jonathan Elvidge to develop the Moodbeam wearable device, to help other parents do the same. 

The project has taken off with interest from potential future users in fields like industry, education and health. They have just taken delivery of their first 1,000 manufactured units. Encouraging businesses and individuals to take them away, trial them and share their experiences to spread the word. Before her invention, She spent the last 20 years as an experienced journalist and freelance public relations specialist with a demonstrated history of working in the design industry. From Down High Grammar School with a BA Hons Degree from Surry Institute of Art and Design. T

ake a listen to this week's podcast with Christina, Powerful. 

Joi Cole Lives in Downtown LA, Co-founder of 444 Management Group. One of 3 business partners, Joi's mentor, who came up with the idea, he used to be signed to Motown Records, a vocal artist, is how he got started in the industry. He also made the theme tune to The Addams Family Tv Show, to which he went on to sell the rights. 

Joi's other business partner was signed to and produced for Quincy Jones sons Label. They were producing for great artists like Missy Elliott and many others. Joi was already managing before joining her team at 444 management group; She works at Derrty Deja Blu, who DJs for Nelly in Las Vegas. 

The 3 of them are a force together helping new artists come through and shine, sitting on the board for the not-for-profit charity NEST, providing advice and support for young artists. Joi has Met people like Michael Jackson & Will Smith, but found the most important meeting was with Will Smith saying, "He was great, his energy that fills a room." 

Listen to Joi answering the week's Pig Wrestling Questions: Powerful and Positive. 

Finbarr Dowling was born in Cork, Ireland, in 1963. Following secondary school at Astron comprehensive core, an 18-year-old Finbarr spent a year travelling the breadth of the USA before returning to Ireland in 1982. 

He began working as a production planner. This role started his love for engineering. Finbarr was then appointed Project Director to develop and construct the harbour blade manufacturing and service facility at Alexandra doc home. This development will establish the largest wind turbine production facility in the UK, to be operational in early 2016. 

The Alexander dock project has a combined investment of 310 million pounds and aims to create 1000 new jobs. It's the most significant single investment that Siemens is making globally. Finbarr is passionate about Mental Health within the workplace. They have their health scheme, "Talk to me", where staff members can access mental and physical health help. 

He's also fallen in love with the Great city of Hull, seeing everything the area has to offer and all the old history. Helping the city of culture grow in the town. 

Listen to this week's Podcast, and learn more about Finbarr. 

Freya is a mum of 2 boys, now 35 & 36 and a loving wife to Graham, who moved over to Hull when the boys were young to follow her husband's career in the pig farming industry, where she ended up being her husband's boss. 

Freya, Is TheDeep'ss head of business and corporate. Twenty years ago, when The deep and the business centre opened their doors, Freya was there for the entire journey. The Deep, Which is the biggest success story of the National Lottery Funding, is one ofHull'ss most significant landmarks bringing in people worldwide. An estimated 3700 people a day in the February school holidays was recorded. 

She also leads on promoting facilities at The Deep for corporate events and special occasions ranging from weddings to the Olympic Torch Relay, the Queen's Baton Relay for the Commonwealth Games and the draw live on BBC TV for the Third Round of the FA Cup. On the broader Hull and East Yorkshire business community, Freya took the lead in setting up a group of business centres to share best practices in the industry and encourage people to work together. 

Take a listen to this week's Podcast. 

Francis is a Hull-born lad whose career has taken him down south to London. He travels worldwide with his job as Head of Occupational Safety for EasyJet. 

His career has taken him to jobs within Health & Safety and the Environmental sector, being a manager at Jet2.com in Leeds 2011 until 2018. Why does he do the job of Health and Safety Manager -  for the People? That's what it's all about. 

Through group and personal coaching, he also specialises in behavioural safety and mindset change. He has an excellent track record of changing mindsets and culture to reflect safety positively with proven business benefits. Listen to him talk about the mindset, the books he loves and the person he would like to speak to most, His Grandad and ask all about his stories of World War 2. 

Local Lad Sonny age just 24, is an up and coming boxer, in Cruiserweight. With four fights, four wins under his belt. 

Debuting March 2019, now getting ready to do his 5th fight at the Bonus Arena Hull on 29th February. Boxing is his passion, and he takes his training very seriously, although he doesn't like to train, he knows to be the best he has to. 

Talking about his Sparring with the rugby league legend Paul Gallen. “He’s so tough and strong, like oak.” Hull is known for its great boxers with the likes of Luke Campbell and the recently retired Tommy Coyle. These guys have paved the way for the likes of Sonny to come through, showing Hull is firmly on the Map as a great boxing city. 

Get behind Sonny this weekend for his 5th fight - 29th February 2020 Sponsors: Vulcan Learning, PHD Nutrition, My PAD Take a listen to this week's podcast and learn more about the man behind the boxer.  

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