Mildred Talabi has a decade of expertise in mastering personal branding and a diverse background that spans journalism, PR, and Communications. She has not only authored four books but has also built a remarkable presence on LinkedIn with over 50,000 followers and recognition as a LinkedIn Top Voice. Additionally, she has founded the Visible Women Tribe, a global community for women in business and leadership.  In this episode she shares her story of why it is important to be visible.

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www.mildredtalabi.com

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Bram Duffee is a highly experienced paramedic from Houston, Texas, with an impressive 25-year career. His journey into lifesaving started at just 14 when he saved a life in rural Kentucky, sparking a lifelong passion for first aid. He became one of the youngest paramedics in the country at 19, working in challenging environments, including critical care helicopters and diverse emergency units. Bram's academic pursuits led to two master's degrees and a Ph.D. in Human Development. His research explores paramedic-bystander conflict and decision-making under stress. He's authored books and co-authored groundbreaking work on hypnosis in emergency medicine. Currently, he's an Institute for Social Innovation Research Fellow and an educator, teaching university-level courses and hosting the "EMS Research with Professor Bram" podcast, sharing invaluable insights for those in emergency patient care.

Links: 
www.ProfessorBram.com
https://a.co/d/c2HllS0 
www.BramDuffee.com

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Nick Wilson is a British Army veteran who turned adversity into inspiration. After 14 years of service, Nick founded a successful chauffeuring business, Purely Platinum. However, he battled depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and chronic spinal pain. A suicide attempt marked a turning point, leading Nick to sell his business and start Wellbeing 360, a mental health consultancy. He's also a Global Goodwill Ambassador, founded Talk Mental Health CIC, and raised funds for charity. Nick's impactful campaigns reached hundreds of thousands of people, and he completed a 385-mile trike ride to raise awareness for the 385 men who commit suicide monthly in the UK. His dedication earned him recognition and awards for his contributions to mental health awareness. Join us as we delve into Nick's inspiring journey.

Links:

mentalhealth-uk.org
samaritans.org
www.disabledadventurer.com

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Debra Blackman was born in the East End of London.  Her parents lived in a bedsit, in a shared house with no hot water.  Her early years were traumatic, as her family had a history of mental illness and abuse.  The family moved to the countryside when the family business grew. They became respected, middle-class members of the community.  Debra had a childhood that took her to a top private school, rubbing shoulders with privileged society.  However, when at home and behind closed doors, she lived in fear. 
 
She has overcome adversity, and in many ways those formative years forged her resilience and determination.  Debra has over 25 years of business experience with leading organisations.  Through counselling Debra discovered her Soul Purpose… to leave her legacy to charity.   To support her in her mission, she has her own successful international business Viessentially Ltd. 

Links:
https://viessentially.com

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Ghulam Fernandes is a Grief Transformation Coach who specializes in helping people deal with the various life events that can cause grief. Ghulam's personal experiences with grief drove her to gain extensive training in this field, and she founded her Handling Grief practice in 2022.  She's dedicated to providing others with the knowledge, tools, and processes to identify and process their grief, ultimately transforming their lives. Ghulam’s passion lies in witnessing the positive transformation of individuals who have been trapped in the pain of unresolved grief.

Links:
www.handling-grief.com
www.sueryder.org
www.samaritans.org

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Dr Matisa Wilbon is a TedX speaker with 18 years of experience as a sociologist and a decade dedicated to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion. Her expertise has been instrumental in guiding individuals and organizations towards conquering the hurdles of inequity. During her tenure as a university professor, she pioneered a distinctive approach to teaching sociology, making her scholarship accessible and transformative for families and communities alike.  In this episode, she shares her personal journey and insights into why equity and inclusion are so vital in today’s world. She’ll also discuss the tangible changes we can all make to create a more inclusive and equitable society. 

Links:

www.matisawilbon.com

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Ike Williams was born in Jamaica nearly a decade before the island gained its independence from Britain in 1962.  He considers himself fortunate to have experienced life in both colonial and post-colonial Jamaica.  These experiences have moulded in him a rich and unique understanding of life.  After teaching for nearly ten years in Jamaica, he migrated to the Bahamas, where he now lives and works.  In this episode, he shares the events that catapulted him into the teaching profession and we discuss his book, Teaching My Art My Heart and how this relates to storytelling.

Links:
www.Xlibris.com

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Ian Hawkins is the author of the book, Storytelling is your Superpower.  With a background as a business journalist, his work has been featured on CBS, Reuters, and the BBC World Service.  Ian is celebrated not only for his journalistic prowess but also for his warm and inclusive  style as a moderator. As a dynamic speaker, he captivates audiences with his insights into innovation, change, and the art of storytelling. His engaging presence has graced events on three continents: Europe, the United States, and Australia. He has shared his wisdom with an impressive clientele, including Olympians, cabinet ministers, and CEOs, helping them harness the power of storytelling for their own success.

In this enlightening episode, Ian Hawkins delves into the essence of his book and why storytelling holds such an incredible power in our personal and professional lives.

Links:
www.mr-hawkins.com

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Today marks the incredible 100th episode, and we have something truly special in store for you. To commemorate this significant occasion, we’ve gathered a fantastic trio of remarkable individuals who will be grilling me with their insightful questions. Yes, indeed, safety in numbers! Please join me in giving a warm welcome to our esteemed guests: Sabrina Aici, Dez Mighty, and Claudette Douglas. Together, we’ll dive deep into captivating discussions that will enlighten, entertain, and leave you inspired.

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www.unfiltered.London
www.spiritfirst.com

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 This week, Amy Frame,  a Board Certified Nurse Coach, Life Coach, and Business Coach shares her story about overcoming fears and being courageous.  She is no stranger to courage and with courage at the heart of her core values she lives her life accordingly.  Amy started her journey in the united states army at the age of 18, deploying to Iraq and completing a 1-year tour. She then returned to school, where she became a registered nurse working at a level 1 trauma center. She has overcome some incredible difficulties in her life, but has chosen to step out of the matrix, create a life fully aligned with her beliefs and each day finds the courage to move forward. 

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https://p.bttr.to/3Pas4iB
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Amy.Frame.RN
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amy.frame.rn/

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