As CEO of The Advantage Travel Partnership and a lead lobbyist for the travel sector, Julia explains how she has carried the flag for government support over the past 18 months. How will business and leisure travel recover, and is there cause for optimism for the future of travel?

Tracey gives us a master class in networking, the dos and don’ts of making connections which can transform your business and career. We hear how it feels to visit Necker Island where Tracey ticks meeting Richard Branson off her bucket list. But given a choice does she choose Elvis or Sir Richard as her ideal date?

Jamie reveals just what it takes to set world records and win Olympic gold medals. We also delve into the fascinating backstory of Jamie’s life, culminating in the incredible story of meeting his biological mother for the first time at the age of 42. An inspiring conversation that will make you laugh and cry.

A much-needed dose of motivation and inspiration from the renowned personal life coach. How do we rise above the worry and fear especially during COVID, and a formula for happiness involving three Gs. After this episode the worries of the day will fast disappear.

Tim explains the power of having mentors around, even in individual sports, giving Peter the perfect opportunity to recruit Tim as his new tennis coach! Plus, no one could guess the answer to who he would choose to play for one final match at Wimbledon…

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Discussing the “new normal” as leader of Sky Betting and Gaming, Steve Birch, reflects on the lessons learnt from the impact of COVID, shares thoughts on how the future looks for gambling and gives some sound advice for people searching for their dream job.

The Leeds Rhinos legend articulates his way through a host of subjects from teamwork through to his religious beliefs and values. This fascinating conversation ebbs and flows, ending in Jamie revealing his intriguing choice of desert island friends.

The youngest female to row the Atlantic solo, Jasmine Harrison, shares her experience of being all alone for 70 days at sea. Jasmine’s single-minded determination and courage is inspirational as she describes how a desire to do something “cool” becomes a reality and offers some sound advice on how to deal with the doubters in order to fulfil your dreams.

Joe explains the real ingredients that built a £100m business, how young people with no experience might be the best hires and offers some words of wisdom on culture. He also reveals the number one secret to finding a vocation, not a job.

The grandfather of personal development joins us for an enlightening chat. For more than three decades, Brian Tracy has encouraged millions of people to set goals and achieve success through his best-selling books and development programs. Brian shares how a high school dropout became one of the most influential personal development speakers in the world.

Arriving on these shores from Jamaica as a callow 19-year-old with no winter boots, to being honoured by the queen. Neslyn shares her fascinating story and how she used her faith, determination, and wonderful character to overcome all the odds, despite the prejudice imposed upon her.

An insightful conversation on leadership and culture with Anthony Gruppo, CEO of Marsh Commercial. Anthony shares his thoughts on business life post COVID, how to always keep growing as a person and some wise words which inspired him from “The Welder”.

The legendary musician leads a spell binding conversation through his time as Public Image Ltd bass player, visiting a psychiatrist with Sid Vicious to his thoughts on Buddhism. This episode covers too many topics to mention. Needless to say, every minute is as stimulating and captivating as the next. Image credit: Ali Catterall.

Icon in the tennis world Judy talks in detail about just how two boys from Dunblane amassed 10 grand slam titles between them. How does it feel to be in the glare of the public eye sat in the royal box at Wimbledon, and dealing with press attention which might not always be positive? There’s even some advice on how to use the backhand slice!