The Mindset Mentor Meets

Angela Cox
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The Mindset Mentor Meets

The Mindset Mentor, Angela Cox meets the most inspirational, successful and engaging CEOs, Leaders and Professionals, defining and unlocking the secrets of success, exploring the ‘Make it Happen’ Mindset, resilience, authenticity and courage. Angela will tease out the lessons learnt by her guests and how they have dealt with the highs and lows along the way. An uplifting and insightful listen that will leave you with fire in your belly.

  1. #99 Tim Davies - CEO of ivolve Group

    18/03/2024

    #99 Tim Davies - CEO of ivolve Group

    Breaking the Perfection Myth: Tim Davies on the Power of Innovative Thinking Ever feel like success means never messing up? Stuck in a dead-end job and dreaming of something more? This episode of the Mindset Mentor Meets Podcast is your wake-up call. Host Angela Cox chats with Tim Davies, the forward-thinking CEO of ivolve Group. Together, they bust the myth of flawlessness and show you the power of embracing your mistakes and innovative thinking. This episode is your roadmap to redefining success. Whether you're a student, an entrepreneur, or somewhere in between, Angela and Tim will inspire you to ditch the masks and lead with authenticity.   Get ready to discover how vulnerability can be your superpower, not your weakness. This episode is all about unlocking your true potential and turning your stumbles into stepping stones. Plus, Tim shares his incredible journey – from navigating different careers to leading with a pioneering spirit. Tune in to be inspired to lead with innovative thinking and more. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover how embracing failure can be a powerful tool for growth.  Learn how authenticity and vulnerability in leadership can transform your professional relationships and organizational culture. Gain insights into the innovative thinking fostered by embracing DIY projects and other hands-on activities.  Resources Contact Tim Davies on LinkedIn Visit ivolve Group Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor Meets Episode Highlights [2:37] Tim's First Proudest Moment: When Failure Became Tim's Greatest Teacher  Tim shares that openness about failures and challenges can strengthen personal and professional connections. He discusses a specific instance, "Leaders Unplugged," where he openly talked about his failures, leading to an unexpectedly positive response from the audience. Tim observed that this openness about failures and vulnerabilities led to an outpouring of gratitude from listeners, who felt more seen and understood. [12:47] Tim's Second Proudest Moment: Transitioning to CEO and Changing Sectors Tim narrates his journey of becoming CEO of ivolve Group and the challenges of entering a new sector with a fresh perspective. He emphasizes the importance of being commercially sensible without compromising on quality care. Discussing the integration of businesses within Ivolve Group, Tim explains the importance of developing a new team and culture focused on transparency, vulnerability, and error admission to foster psychological safety. Tim discusses the impact of organizational trauma and the importance of reassurance, innovative thinking, and calm leadership in times of transition and uncertainty. [22:15] Tim's Third Proudest Moment: Personal Growth Through a DIY Project Tim shares his experience of renovating a static caravan, which served as a metaphor for personal growth and the value of investing effort into a project. He describes how hands-on activities, like DIY projects, can be an exercise in innovative thinking and provide a sense of achievement. Tim reflects on the importance of such activities for balancing professional responsibilities and personal well-being. [28:30] Overcoming Perfectionism and the Value of Authentic Leadership Tim and Angela delve into the pitfalls of perfectionism, discussing how striving for flawlessness can hinder personal and professional development rather than foster it. They touch upon the challenge of public speaking and the realization that perfection in communication is less important than authenticity and connection with the audience. Tim advises against overpreparation and stresses the importance of being relatable and human in professional settings. We must understand the role of EQ (emotional intelligence) over IQ in leadership success and the continuous journey toward personal and professional growth. 5 Powerful Quotes [3:03] “I realized that [to] be more open about one's failures, or the ch

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  2. #98- Tony Humberstone - CEO Vooba

    11/03/2024

    #98- Tony Humberstone - CEO Vooba

    The Power of Habits and a Positive Mindset: How Tony Humberstone Built a Thriving Business Being rejected hurts — and even if it happens again and again, it doesn't get any easier. The pain of getting doors slammed to your face, receiving rejection emails to your job applications, or being ignored scars a person.  But that doesn’t have to be the end of your story. In this episode of The Mindset Mentor Meets, Angela Cox meets with Vooba Founder and CEO Tony Humberstone to talk about his journey from being a humble door-to-door salesman to building a successful digital marketing agency, all the while maintaining a close relationship with his family. Having braved multiple rejections and even falling into a health slump, Humberstone shares how he overcame all the obstacles in his life through a positive mindset and building good habits. It might sound cheesy, but this episode details how he applied that in his life and how that changed everything for him. Change starts from that one positive thought. Passion fuels it, and discipline allows it to go on. Let's dive into Tony Humberstone's story and learn all about his journey toward success. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Learn how a positive mindset can influence your actions and drive you to do better. Understand how combining hard work, discipline, and a positive mindset makes all the difference. Discover how balancing your work with your health and family relationships makes life worth living. Resources Contact Tony Humberstone on LinkedIn Visit Vooba  Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor Meets Episode Highlights [03:19] Tony’s First Proudest Moment: His Sales Journey Tony started as a service engineer obsessed with sports, but he admits he didn't have a career mindset. He landed a job at BT Phonebooks through a friend in his squash club and began his career in sales. He didn't get good responses at first, but he kept going until he chanced upon Mortgage Search UK and got his first big sale. He eventually moved to London and got a job at a Google Adwords agency called REACH Local, but his passion called him to start his own business. He began PPC Stars, which eventually evolved into Vooba over the decades [13:56] Tony’s Second Proudest Moment: His Journey of Shaping Up His busy London lifestyle made it difficult to stay in shape. He wasn't sleeping enough and felt burned out. Tony wanted to change, so he challenged himself by entering a half Ironman: a triathlon event involving swimming, biking and a marathon. He loved the event and continued doing them, relishing in his proud moment of crossing the finish line each time. Being physically active helped him in his business as well. Tony is thinking of what he can do to challenge himself even more. [18:59] Tony’s Third Proudest Moment: His Daughter Tony’s proudest achievement is his daughter. He and his wife love seeing her develop into a fine young lady. He maintains a close relationship with her, and they communicate often. Still, Tony hopes to travel more once his daughter leaves the nest. [22:50] Tony’s Ultimate Secret to Success Build up good habits through discipline Keep an open and positive mindset regarding rejection. Don’t fear it. This mindset helps run a business when many variables are outside your control. 5 Powerful Quotes [02:13] 'I'm always glass half full and not a glass half empty. I'm a big believer in positive mindset.' [10:57] ‘We all want to make money, but I still, to this day, get a buzz out of bringing a client on board and then helping them grow. And ultimately: if they grow, we grow, so that drives me to this day.’ [15:54] 'I ended up doing five [triathlons], but the first one I did, I mean, literally, I was crawling over the finish line. It wasn't a particularly amazing time, but it then inspired me to obviously get better at it and work a bit harder.' [23:37] ‘Just going back to the story about knocking on doors: a lot of people hated it

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  3. #97 - Lucy Chamberlain, Founder C & C Search

    26/02/2024

    #97 - Lucy Chamberlain, Founder C & C Search

    How Self-Trust Can Change Your Life with Lucy Chamberlain Five, ten, or twenty years in the future, you will undoubtedly be different from who you are today. However, all of us have a future we want to pursue and an idea of who we want to be. The best way to make these goals come true is to grow and start doing small things that can change your life in the long run — and it starts with self-trust. Lucy Chamberlain’s life is not the same as it was five years ago. In this episode, she returns as a guest to The Mindset Mentor Meets to share how her life has changed so far. She talks about her proudest moments in the past years and how they symbolized her growth.  Lucy has faced challenges and developed true self-trust to become the person she’s proud to be today. From her achievements as a founder of a company to tapping into her authentic and confident self, she places herself where she wants to be. Even now, she continues to do the small things that can bring her to the future she strives for. You, too, can take the steps towards the future you want, no matter where you are in life. You’ll learn the importance of confidence and authenticity and find out what it means to tap into your courage to change your life. Join us in this enlightening conversation with Lucy as we learn from her proudest moments and how they transformed her life. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover how validation and approval can help keep you on the right track. Learn the importance of working from a place of authenticity and self-trust in the value that you bring to the world Find out how self-care and small everyday actions can create a domino effect that changes your future. Resources  Meditations with Tara Brach Connect with Lucy ChamberlainAWS Summit London C&C Search LinkedIn Email Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor MeetsThe Mindset Mentor Meets: Episode 5 with Lucy Chamberlain Episode Highlights  [02:03] What Has Changed in Lucy’s Life? Lucy's battle with COVID-19 was challenging, yet it served as a catalyst for her personal and professional growth, especially in her role as the founder of C&C Search Following the pandemic, she dedicated herself to revitalizing and expanding her business, which has impressively grown from a small team of 5 to a vibrant group of 24 exceptional individuals. [03:38] Lucy’s First Proudest Moment: Becoming a Certified B Corp Lucy’s first proudest moment was achieving their B Corp certification as a company. The certification was an approval that their purpose-led business was on the right track. B Corp companies are companies that operate with society, the environment, and the company in mind.  Every part of the process, from hiring to giving back to the community, is assessed. This difficulty encouraged Lucy to evolve and develop the company. Approval and validation greatly matter to Lucy, but external validation won’t give her true self-worth and self-trust. It’s alright to seek external validation sometimes. The B Corp certification isn’t about Lucy. Rather, it’s about taking care of the people who work for her and their clients.  [11:42] Lucy’s Second Proudest Moment: Growing Her Self-Trust Lucy was invited as a host to AWS Summit London to talk about developing true self-confidence. This achievement symbolizes how far she has come and her growth over the past few years.  Lucy once felt she had no value to share. Now, she’s able to accept the invitation without self-doubt and speak from a place of authenticity. It was difficult to get to this part of her journey. She has always been an authentic person, but felt like she wasn’t enough. Lucy no longer worries about what others think about her. Comfortably owning your power can change how you feel and connect with others.  [17:49] Lucy’s Third Proudest Moment: Making Time for Self-Care Lucy finally went back to hot yoga this year. For Lucy, this is a significant step towards a healthier li

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  4. 12/02/2024

    #96 Stephen Gallagher - Executive Director - EF Group

    The Executive Edge: Why You Should Believe in Yourself with Stephen Gallagher  When you're at the bottom, there's nowhere to go but up. But going upward from there isn't as easy as it sounds. Rising out of your darkest moments requires a lot more than just grit. It's all about being able to believe in yourself — believing that you can pull yourself up and learning to be vulnerable enough to allow other people to help you rise. In this episode of The Mindset Mentor Meets, Angela Cox interviews Stephen Gallagher, Executive Director of EF Group. Stephen describes his journey from the lowest point in his life to create the success he enjoys today with his wife and daughter and how he tries to raise the bar on being a better person in both his life and those around him. From overcoming a debilitating injury that threatened his mobility to achieving remarkable success in both personal and professional realms, Stephen's story is a testament to the power of self-belief and resilience. He shares invaluable insights into how embracing vulnerability and integrity has been pivotal in his journey, offering listeners practical advice on cultivating a mindset geared towards growth and success. Where are you now? Is it a dark moment in your life, or do you think you’re at the heights of your success? There’s always something you can improve — whether in yourself, your organization, or someone around you. No matter where you are in your life right now, Stephen’s journey is something you can definitely learn from. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Understand why believing in yourself is the key to overcoming any odds. Learn how having unshakable integrity empowers your self-belief and helps strip away self-doubt. Understand how transparency and honesty help get everyone on the same page when it comes to striving for a goal. Resources  Contact Stephen through LinkedIn Visit the EF Group Website Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor Meets Read The Mother of All Jobs by Christine Armstrong Episode Highlights  [03:31] Stephen’s First Proudest Moment: Recovering from the Impossible In October 2019, Stephen fell and shattered his humerus, then contracted a rare condition that paralyzed his right arm. It was his first time feeling vulnerable — there was very little he could do on his own, and he was reliant on both medication and his wife. Although there was a surgery that could fix his arm, his surgeon told him that it was practically impossible that he would use his arm again. His surgeon said that Stephen had better odds of winning the lottery than regaining full mobility in his right arm. Stephen was undaunted; he devoted himself to doing his exercises and physical therapy until, against all odds, he could do something we take for granted: pick up a bottle. [10:08] Journeying Out from the Pit of Despair Recovering from his paralysis was a massive journey. Stephen says he had PTSD and that his wife would wake him up when he had tremors. At this low point in life, he started questioning the meaning of life: what was his purpose? What could he offer? Seeing a therapist and taking medication were crucial in helping him on this journey. Stephen emphasizes the need for greater awareness and open discussions about mental health in his community. Instead of trying to return to who he was, Stephen aimed to move forward and change for the better. [13:17] Stephen’s Second Proudest Moment: His Daughter Stephen’s daughter has moderate hearing loss and now has hearing aids — but she’s adapted to it well and has shown remarkable positivity. She embodies the values of generosity, thoughtfulness, and kindness, as instilled by Stephen and his wife. One moment that makes him proud is when his daughter comforted her classmate when they were having a bad day. Stephen and his wife were told that they wouldn’t be able to conceive naturally. But they defied the odds once again, being able to give birth to their

    32 min
  5. #97 - Escaping the Imposter - Special Episode with Angela Cox

    05/02/2024

    #97 - Escaping the Imposter - Special Episode with Angela Cox

    Escaping the Imposter with Angela Cox In this special episode Mindset Mentor Meets host, Angela Cox shares her thoughts on taming the imposter. It’s a heartfelt download in which she shares how it felt to be in her shoes when she worked at senior levels in corporate, versus how she feels now in her role as coach, and founder of Paseda360 Coach Training Academy. Angela shares the steps she took to leap from corporate to coaching to inspire those who might feel like doing it to. Find out more about Paseda360 Courses.https://paseda360.com/courses/advanced-practitioner/

    26 min
  6. #95 - Kelly Cookes - CCO The Advantage Travel Partnership

    29/01/2024

    #95 - Kelly Cookes - CCO The Advantage Travel Partnership

    Achieving More: Kelly Cookes on Success in Work and Life What does it take to achieve a harmonious blend of a high-flying career and a fulfilling personal life? For Kelly Cookes, it’s about embracing the challenges with humility, having a great support network, and taking pride in each triumph, big or small. In a world of constant high stakes and personal commitments, finding equilibrium is an art in itself. Every experience, be it a professional milestone or a personal journey, contributes to this delicate balance. In this episode of The Mindset Mentor Meets, Angela Cox interviews Kelly Cookes, CCO of The Travel Advantage Partner Group. Kelly offers invaluable insights into her journey, discussing her proudest moments both at home and in the corporate world. She addresses the challenges and triumphs of reaching the C-suite in a predominantly female-led industry, while also opening up about her role as a mother, wife, and leader. Kelly's approach to success wasn't straightforward; it was filled with many sideways movements and roles she never expected to take on. But her family, team, and network were always there to keep her going — because she invests in her support network just as much as they help her. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur, a seasoned executive, or someone trying to juggle professional ambitions with personal commitments, listening to Kelly's experiences can empower you to navigate your path with confidence and grace. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover the art of juggling a top-tier career and a rich personal life Determine how to embrace resilience in the face of adversity Learn why a support network is critical to success Resources  Contact Kelly on LinkedIn or follow her on Instagram and X. Visit The Advantage Travel Partnerships Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor Meets Read The Mother of All Jobs by Christine Armstrong Episode Highlights  [02:34] Kelly’s First Proudest Moment: Her Family Kelly shares her life as a happily married mother of two, emphasizing the journey more than a singular event. Despite occasional imbalances, she prides herself on maintaining a dynamic balance between her professional and personal life. Kelly points out some critical things that help her to improve her work-life balance: having good boundaries and a strong support network. She highlights the reality of being unable to do it all - like missing some school pickups - but compensates with quality time when possible. [10:46] Kelly’s Second Proudest Moment: Reaching the C-Suite In a female-dominated industry with scarce senior female representation, Kelly's rise to the C-suite stands as a significant milestone. Senior roles in her industry looked far away and unachievable to Kelly when she began her career, but reaching the C Suite was always a goal. Moving up was never a straight path. Kelly took several sideways moves, such as embracing developmental roles and navigating unexpected challenges, like the collapse of Thomas Cook. Kelly sees her journey not as an end but as a stepping stone, with her sights set on a future CEO role. [17:32] Kelly’s Third Proudest Moment: Becoming an Authentic Leader Kelly invests substantially in her team, acknowledging the support she received on her journey. She speaks about evolving into an authentic leader, comfortable in her own skin and leadership style. She used to feel that she needed to pretend to like something or know something to fit in. Today, she’s just honest about who and what she is. Kelly embraces honesty and authenticity, recognizing that inauthenticity is both uncomfortable and counterproductive to performance. [22:51] Kelly and Impostor Syndrome Kelly opens up about experiencing impostor syndrome, particularly in high-stakes meetings or when discussing unfamiliar topics. Leaders tend to want to be the best person in the room. Not being the best creates a lot of self-doubt. Kelly likens leadership to bei

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  7. #94 - Tarinee Pandey - CPO Puma Capital Group

    22/01/2024

    #94 - Tarinee Pandey - CPO Puma Capital Group

    Authentic Guide to Building a Fulfilling Life with Tarinee Pandey  What does it take to find success? For Tarinee Pandey, it was a twofold lesson of learning to come from a place of humility in all things and to take pride in what you've accomplished. While there's something to be said for bringing something to an extreme, there's also a lot of value in finding balance. All the life lessons you learn have their place. In this episode, Tarinee Pandey, the Chief People Officer of Puma Capital Group, describes the lessons she learned from the three valuable moments in her life. The first is the journey Puma Capital Group embarked on to become one of the Top 100 Greatest Places to Work despite its not-so-perfect beginnings. The second and third are her personal stories of running the London Marathon and learning to accept a wonderful life — even if it's not perfect. Sometimes, the life lessons taught to us can seem conflicting. Should we be humble? Or should we take pride in all that we do? In the end, it's about being able to use all these life lessons at once. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Learn what it takes to become part of the Top 100 Greatest Places to Work Understand the humility of pushing yourself to the limits when pursuing a goal. Discover how an imperfect life can still be one of the most wonderful things. Resources  Contact Tarinee on LinkedIn See what Tarinee has to say about her company on their website. Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor Meets Episode Highlights  [02:39] Tarinee's First Proudest Moment: A Great Company Tarinee's company was rated one of the Top 100 Great Places to Work within financial services. It's not about the award — it's about the journey from an unpleasant company to a great one. Their company initially hired people based on their skills rather than who they were. It eventually became a place that even Tarinee would want to avoid working in. It took several difficult decisions to make the company what it is today — a company where people truly feel they belong. [09:40] Tarinee's Second Proudest Moment: Running a Marathon Tarinee trained hard for and ran the London Marathon — a run spanning over 26 miles. Running the marathon taught her the value of setting a goal and seeing it through to the end, regardless of the obstacles. Training for the marathon had difficult moments that Tarinee admits weren't enjoyable. Tarinee admits that finishing the marathon doesn't change anything for anyone else but was a powerful personal journey. [14:14] The London Marathon At first, she thought she could stick to her time goals. The second part of the run had her telling herself to stick to her plan. She had run this far before in training, so she would be okay. The last part had her running with the strength of her heart — mind over matter, despite how her body hurt. Tarinee described the whole experience as both emotional and meditative. [18:29] Tarinee's Third Proudest Moment: Accepting the No Tarinee's third moment is deeply personal — it's when she decided not to have a second child. She has a thirteen-year-old son, but they struggled to have a second one. Tarinee learned to let go of the fact that, even if life wasn't going the way she wanted, that didn't mean it wasn't a good life. Tarinee admits that her entire life had been all about working and pushing hard enough for what she wanted. One of the most powerful life lessons Tarinee learned was to be proud of what she has — even if it wasn't exactly what she wanted. [27:47] Tarinee's Secret to Success Success comes from building meaningful relationships. The relationships can be personal or professional, but they underly everything. However, building relationships is hard; it requires work and trust. It's also important to have fun doing what you're doing. [31:37] How to Connect You won't want to connect with everyone, so recognise that you don't have to connect with everybody. Find pe

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  8. #93 -Rob Regan COO Principality Building Society

    15/01/2024

    #93 -Rob Regan COO Principality Building Society

    Working to Live: Finding the Balance with Rob Regan What's the most important thing to you in life? Most people would say something like friends, family, or living comfortably. But how much of your time goes to those things? More often than not, 'successful' people spend almost all their days in their careers, unable to be with the things they say are the most important.  This episode delves into the concept of "working to live" as we explore Rob Regan's journey. He describes the three most powerful years in his life and how they all involve the most important things to him: family, rugby, and work. Most executives get completely stuck at the office, but Rob has found the balance between work and the rest of his life.  As for how he did it, sometimes we really have to take a terrifying step away from what we've been doing all our lives. If you're wondering how to get back to what you love the most while still managing your career — and, frankly, the rest of your life — then this episode is for you. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover the art of working to live. Learn what it means to be genuinely vulnerable — no matter how tough you seem. Uncover what it means to become who you are and return to what’s most important to you, even if you’ve lost touch for a while. Resources  Contact Rob on LinkedIn Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor Meets Episode Highlights  [01:43] Rob’s Balancing Act Rob tries to balance his life around family, rugby, and work. His wife, Nicola, might disagree on his priorities, but he does his best to keep things equal. He admits that he doesn't do much outside those three things. Rob also questions himself often: can he say he's proud of himself, or is he proud of what he's done? [03:31] First of the Biggest Years: 2010 Rob's biggest years and proudest moments involve the birth of his daughter, Amy, in 2010. Rob and Nicola had difficulty having Amy and needed to undergo IVF. But Amy came into this world successfully. 2010 was also a big year for him and rugby. Rob admits that he doesn't have a talent for rugby, but his skill in the sport — like at work — comes from tremendous effort to build himself up rather than innate talent. He captained the Bromley RFC's third team at 35, leading them to a big win over their rivals in a high-scoring game. [08:56] A Story of Childhood Sweethearts Nicola and Rob got together at 14 and stayed together for nine years. Rob admits that he wasn't a good partner at the time — and even says that he ticked every box on how not to be a great boyfriend. They eventually split up in their early twenties and got married to different partners but returned to each other much later on. [10:32] Second of the Biggest Years: 2020 In 2020, Rob experienced the COVID lockdown. It was tough for Amy, as she had joined several clubs that required being physically at the club. Rob is particularly proud of how his family, particularly Amy, worked together to overcome the challenges of being in a lockdown. On his end, Rob was about to sell his company, which made his work life extremely difficult. Rob didn't feel that he was working at home. Instead, he felt that he was living at work. While his proudest moments in 2020 were the excellent outcomes for Amy, Rob is also glad that he learned to prioritise himself and his family over work. [17:31] Becoming Who You Are, Again 2020 was a period of enormous changes for Rob, between leaving Royal London, selling the business, and the looming pandemic. Rob said that he’d been struggling with a complete loss of identity. His raison d'etre had been work for so long and nothing else. [20:10] Third of the Biggest Years: 2023 In 2023, Amy played the part of Miss Honey in Matilda. On the last night of the performances, a little girl asked Amy for her autograph. Amy was somewhat nervous and anxious growing up but being in theatre boosted her confidence. 2023 was also about mental health for Rob

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    The Mindset Mentor, Angela Cox meets the most inspirational, successful and engaging CEOs, Leaders and Professionals, defining and unlocking the secrets of success, exploring the ‘Make it Happen’ Mindset, resilience, authenticity and courage. Angela will tease out the lessons learnt by her guests and how they have dealt with the highs and lows along the way. An uplifting and insightful listen that will leave you with fire in your belly.

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      Angela Cox
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