Episode #7 Ross Grant - “You can fail at what you don't want, so you might as well take a chance on doing what you love.”

Episode #8 Williams Eppula : Make loads of mistakes and Learn

Williams has opened up 2 exciting new Projects recently and tells his story of his childhood challenges growing up in Italy, then having to learn a New lifestyle in Manchester. He travelled to India which taught him to appreciate what he has got. Enjoy! connect with Williams here- https://www.linkedin.com/in/williams-eppula-86874a198/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/williams-eppula-86874a198/]

Episode #7 Ross Grant - “You can fail at what you don't want, so you might as well take a chance on doing what you love.”

When Ross went to his Local Optician to sign off his Driving Licence, His Game completely Changed.   He was soon after Diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition called Retinitis Pigmentosa(RP). But, it hasn't stopped him taking risks and doing what he loves doing. Enjoy listening to his story, and how you can use adversity to fuel your Success. Contact Ross on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/rossagrant/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rossagrant/], and check out his Act on Tv Podcast Here https://www.actonthis.tv/ [https://www.actonthis.tv/] Episode Timing 1:00 Intro 1:45 How RP Started for Ross 3:45 ‘’Act on This’’ Podcast 4:45 Game Changing Moment You can Fail at what you don’t want to do, you so you might as well Fail at what you want to do. 7:00 Life After Being Diagnosed. 9:05 How to use RP as a Fuel to do Things. 11:00 Fuck the Fear and Just do it Anyway. 13:15 How to Deal with Judgement. 15:00 Current Projects 16:20 Why you should Define what Really makes you happy. The Man who continues to searches for Happiness Will Never find it. 21: Wrap Up and contacts. 18:00 Would you have your eyesight back. 20:00 What to Focus on. 21:34 how to find Ross.

#6 Gavin Preston - How to keep your Boat Afloat in Covid-19 Times

In this episode Ashley is joined by Gavin Preston, Inspirational Speaker and Business strategist, to chat about how Business Owners can ‘’keep their boat afloat’’ during the Covid-19 times. Show Notes- 2:30 Gavin’s Covid-19 situation 3:30 How we connected 4:54 Gavin’s Background 7:15 Mission statement – I want to help people enjoy it more 9:50 how to deal with customers in in these times 12:00 mindset journey of covid-19 15.20 sailing analogy 17:10 how keep your boat afloatpdf  bit.ly/keepyourboatafloat 25:14 things to do in lockdown for fitness 28:20 interlude 29:10 Game Changing Moment 32.55 mistakes to avoid 36.30 How Gavin reflects 37.10 Boat trip to the north Pole 39.55 steps to take in vulnerability 42.20 Guest Speaking o 46.10 first step to take when you have an idea 50.20 how important is mission statemenents 53:10 passion vs money 55:20 other questions he might ask himself 56:10 quickfire questions 58:40 contact info- www.gavinpreston.com

Episode #5 Katie Cope - How to choose the Correct Font in your Vision

At 7 Months pregnant, at short notice Katie was made redundant from her full time job.  This event led to Katie to explore how she could turn her love for branding into a thriving business. 1 year later Katie tells her successful story of the transition from employee to business owner. You can contact Katie at- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/whattheactualfont/ [https://www.facebook.com/groups/whattheactualfont/] Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brandbykatie/?hl=en [https://www.instagram.com/brandbykatie/?hl=en]

Episode #4 Daniel Williams : Passion, Drive and Courage is Everything

On this episode Ashley Simcock and Daniel Williams, founder of Visualise, sit down to talk about Daniel's numerous Game Changing moments. Daniel opens up about how he went from dark depression and not knowing what to do next to opening a whole new world at Royal National College for the Blind. He reminds us that your condition shouldn't define you, but your passion, Personality and Drive can help you achieve anything. Now, Daniel educates the general public and organisation on how to support and work with people who have visual impairment and how sight loss shouldnt equal job loss. Special Thanks to Editor Alina Havriushenko