Different Hats Podcast

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I believe everyone has a story to tell, through seeking true, authentic insights about the entrepreneurial journey, I provide a platform for our peers to share their stories and inspire those that listen. Welcome! I’m Sam Thomas, the host of the "Different Hats Podcast." In a world where entrepreneurs often feel pressured to wear countless hats, I believe in the power of authentic storytelling to redefine what success truly means. My mission is to help the 'World to See Success Differently' so you can achieve happiness, purpose, and fulfilment, by sharing real stories from those who’ve navigated the entrepreneurial landscape. Through engaging conversations with peers and industry leaders like Chris Anderson of TED, I aim to provide you with the insights and inspiration needed to build the business you desire. Unlike other platforms, "Different Hats" focuses on the human side of entrepreneurship, moving beyond the performative aspects to foster genuine connections and meaningful growth. Happy Listening 🎧 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. #140 Redefining Success at 33 Weeks Pregnant | Building HERstory & Letting Go

    3D AGO

    #140 Redefining Success at 33 Weeks Pregnant | Building HERstory & Letting Go

    What does success really look like when life forces you to slow down? In this episode of the Different Hats Podcast, I sit down with founder and HERstory creator Stephanie Prior at a pivotal moment in her life, 33 weeks pregnant, scaling her business, and learning to let go of control. But this isn’t just a conversation about pregnancy or entrepreneurship. It’s about identity. It’s about leadership. It’s about redefining success beyond performance, perfection and proving yourself. Stephanie opens up about: Growing up navigating identity, belonging and racismThe turning point at 16 that reshaped her pathFrom pageantry to public life, and what representation really meansBuilding HERstory into one of Sussex’s leading women-in-business platformsThe fear of losing control as a founderDelegation, leadership and commercialising her businessWhy success isn’t just money, it’s self-belief, gratitude and legacy As Stephanie prepares for motherhood, she reflects on ambition, vulnerability and what it means to build something that doesn’t depend entirely on you. This is a powerful case study in redefining success in real time. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – Introduction 02:24 – Delegation, leadership and commercialising the business 07:41 – Early career, mentorship and full-circle moments 14:09 – What does success really mean? 18:34 – Identity, school, and finding perspective 21:10 – The Gambia trip that changed everything 29:00 – Belonging, racism and confidence 36:45 – Pageantry and representation 44:22 – The origin of HERstory 49:48 – Creating space in business 1:03:29 – Entrepreneurship wasn’t the plan 1:13:19 – Pregnancy, control and fear 1:25:22 – Ambition, motherhood and the next chapter 1:30:36 – What she’d tell her younger self 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Stephanie Prior Website: https://prior-media.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missstephanieprior/ LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-prior-67903b84 💡 If this episode resonated with you, please like, share, and comment below. Your support helps us spread this important message and change the narrative around success and mental health. SPONSORED BY: Rivervale – https://www.rivervale.co.uk Brown Bear Studios – https://www.brownbearstudio.co.uk Carpenter Box – https://www.carpenterbox.com 🎬 PRODUCED BY: H2 Productions – https://h2productions.co.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 40m
  2. #139 She Hit Rock Bottom - Then Rewrote Her Story: Laura Beddoe

    FEB 17

    #139 She Hit Rock Bottom - Then Rewrote Her Story: Laura Beddoe

    In this deeply honest episode, I sit down with Laura Beddoe (Soul Speaks) to talk about what happens behind the “successful” exterior, the stories we run in our heads, the pain we hide, and the moment you decide: enough. Laura shares her journey from a chaotic childhood, people-pleasing and toxic relationships, to homelessness and standing on the edge… and the tiny glimmers that helped her choose life, rebuild her identity, and create real freedom, not just money and “nice things,” but freedom of mind, presence, and self-worth. This is a conversation about mental health, addiction, boundaries, self-love, emotional literacy, parenting, and hope, and why the most powerful success is the one you feel on the inside. If you’re struggling right now, please hear this: nothing is permanent, and you don’t have to carry it alone. ⏱️ Chapters00:00 – Introduction 02:16 – Check-in: Year of the Snake, shedding what no longer serves you 05:19 – Why we avoid silence (and how emotions move through the body) 07:40 – Therapy, stigma, and the generational shift around emotions 09:20 – School, control, and teaching kids emotional literacy 15:10 – Laura’s definition of success: freedom of mind & freedom of choice 19:30 – Choosing change (without needing to hit rock bottom) 28:50 – Laura’s childhood, adoption, “the naughty girl” identity & ADHD 34:57 – Breaking cycles: responsibility, boundaries, and saying “no” 39:08 – Presence, anxiety vs depression, and catching the old story returning 47:38 – Practical tools: mindfulness, journaling, EFT tapping 53:15 – Laura’s rock bottom: coercive control, debt, homelessness 01:01:07 – The moment that snapped: “This is your wake-up call” 01:05:52 – Hope, glimmers, and not knowing what beautiful future you might miss 01:15:43 – Patterns, addiction, compassion, and choosing better inputs 01:35:03 – Vulnerability vs oversharing (and asking permission) 01:41:23 – People-pleasing, self-abandonment, and new standards 01:44:10 – Storytelling card: staying emotionally present with loved ones 01:45:35 – Closing reflections + Laura’s free gift 🧠 Key themes you’ll take away “Uncomfortable emotions” don’t last forever — but avoidance keeps them aliveConfidence isn’t loud… it’s self-trustBoundaries aren’t selfish — they’re self-respectAddiction often masks pain; healing requires compassion and accountabilityThe future can hold what you can’t imagine — if you stay 🎁 Laura’s free gift “The 9 Reasons Why You’re Not Getting Paid To Speak” (free download) ➡️ Email: hello@laurabeddoe.com 🔗 Connect with Laura Beddeo Laura references her work through Soul Speaks, and supports clients with visibility, public speaking, mindset and transformation. ➡️ Add links here: Website: https://www.laurabeddoe.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laura_beddoe_coach.mentor/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-beddoe-collins/ 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 💡 If this episode resonated with you, please like, share, and comment below. Your support helps us spread this important message and change the narrative around success and mental health. ⚠️ Support note (please read) This episode includes discussion of suicidal ideation, domestic abuse, addiction, and mental health crises. If you’re in the UK & Ireland and you need someone right now: Samaritans (24/7): 116 123Text SHOUT to 85258 (UK, 24/7):If you or someone is in immediate danger, call 999.NHS guidance on urgent mental health help: CLICK HERESPONSORED BY: Rivervale – https://www.rivervale.co.uk Brown Bear Studios – https://www.brownbearstudio.co.uk Carpenter Box – https://www.carpenterbox.com 🎬 PRODUCED BY: H2 Productions – https://h2productions.co.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 50m
  3. #138 The Truth About Mental Strength Isn’t What You Think | Performance Psychologist

    FEB 10

    #138 The Truth About Mental Strength Isn’t What You Think | Performance Psychologist

    In this powerful and deeply human conversation, I sit down with Charlotte Ricca, performance psychologist, former journalist, sea swimmer, horse rider, and passionate advocate for emotional literacy, to explore what success really means when life feels overwhelming. This episode goes far beyond high performance. Charlotte shares candidly about: navigating burnout, anxiety, and periods of depressionchanging her relationship with alcohollearning to sit with discomfort rather than mask itbalancing ambition, motherhood, identity, and self-worthand why choosing connection over being right can transform relationships This is an honest conversation about: ✨ mental health ✨ parenting ✨ redefining success ✨ suicide prevention ✨ emotional resilience ✨ values, purpose, and presence If you’ve ever felt pressure to “hold it together”, to perform, or to keep going when things feel heavy — this episode will land. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 – Introduction 02:30 – “Are you alright… really?” and showing up authentically 07:00 – Finding glimmers: joy, nature, sea swimming & presence 11:00 – Alcohol, identity & changing coping mechanisms 18:30 – Masking discomfort vs sitting with emotions 22:30 – Why confidence follows action (not the other way around) 27:00 – Anxiety, fear & reframing pressure as privilege 32:00 – Emotional literacy, parenting & allowing children to feel 39:00 – Guilt, self-care & choosing yourself without shame 45:00 – Identity beyond roles: parent, athlete, professional 52:00 – Success, money & redefining what “enough” really means 59:00 – Career pivots, purpose & living without regret 1:05:00 – Overwhelm, burnout & taking one small step at a time 1:12:00 – Depression, hope & why feelings always pass 1:18:00 – Suicide prevention: asking the hard questions 1:26:00 – Teaching kids emotional regulation & resilience 1:34:00 – Intrinsic vs extrinsic motivation 1:41:00 – Living in alignment with your values 1:56:00 – Advice to younger self 2:04:00 – Final question: choosing connection over being right 🎧 KEY TAKEAWAY You don’t need to fix everything. You don’t need to feel “on” all the time. Sometimes, staying alive, staying present, and taking one small step is success. 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Charlotte Ricca Website: https://kindabrilliant.co.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charlottericca/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlotte-ricca/ 💡 If this episode resonated with you, please like, share, and comment below. Your support helps us spread this important message and change the narrative around success and mental health. SPONSORED BY: Rivervale – https://www.rivervale.co.uk Brown Bear Studios – https://www.brownbearstudio.co.uk Carpenter Box – https://www.carpenterbox.com 🎬 PRODUCED BY: H2 Productions – https://h2productions.co.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2h 10m
  4. What This Year Taught Me About Love, Life & Myself

    FEB 3

    What This Year Taught Me About Love, Life & Myself

    I thought my 100th podcast episode was the start of my journey. I didn’t realise it would change everything. Recorded the day after my 47th birthday, this 18-minute solo episode reflects on the most transformative year of my life, not the easiest, not the most “successful,” but the most honest. A year of silence. Sobriety. Relationships changing shape. Asking for help. And finally facing the question I’d spent years avoiding: Why am I not enough? In this episode, I share the lessons I learnt, the breakdowns, and the moments that rebuilt me. We explore: Redefining success beyond money and statusThe Five Pillars of Success as lived experienceMale mental health, vulnerability, and asking for helpSobriety, self-worth, and sitting with discomfortWhy connection, not achievement, saved me This episode marks a shift. From building businesses to building a movement. From push motivation to pull motivation. From wearing many hats… to finally choosing the right one. If you’re navigating change, feeling lost, or quietly struggling, this episode isn’t here to give you answers. It’s here to give you permission. Because sometimes the bravest thing you can say is: "Help" ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 – Introduction 01:45 – Stripping Life Back: Silence & Sobriety 03:20 – The Five Pillars of Success 05:40 – When Relationships Change Shape 07:50 – “Why Am I Not Enough?” 10:20 – When It Got Dark 12:40 – Asking for Help 14:30 – Clarity, Purpose & Letting Go 15:50 – From Business to Movement 17:00 – I Am Enough 🎧 MORE EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 💡 If this resonated, please like, share, and comment, it helps spread this message and challenge how we define success. SPONSORED BY: Carpenter Box | Brown Bear Studios | Rivervale | Plus X SPECIAL EPISODE PRODUCED BY: Matt Cheney - Brown Bear Studios Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    19 min
  5. #137 Understanding How You’re Wired Changes Everything | Neil Witten

    JAN 27

    #137 Understanding How You’re Wired Changes Everything | Neil Witten

    In this deep, thoughtful conversation, I am joined by entrepreneur, technologist and systems-thinker Neil Witten to explore what success really means, and why so many of us feel disconnected from the lives we’re building. Neil has spent years questioning the systems we’re told to follow in education, work, entrepreneurship and culture, and asking a more human question instead: “What am I uniquely designed to do?” Together, Neil and I explore: Why success has become overly defined by money, status and productivityThe hidden cost of ignoring curiosity, play and soft skillsWhy many people wait for crisis before changing their livesThe role parents, schools and culture play in shaping identityWhy self-awareness may be the most important skill of the future This is not a conversation about hacks or shortcuts. It’s about listening to your gut, working on yourself, and choosing alignment over approval. If you’ve ever felt like you’re climbing the wrong ladder… If you’ve questioned the systems you’ve inherited… Or if you’re quietly asking “Is this really it?” .. this episode is for you. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 – Introduction 03:30 – Why we struggle to talk honestly (especially men) 10:45 – How culture hijacked our definition of success 18:40 – Purpose, play & being wired for something 30:15 – Education, neurodiversity & one-size-fits-all systems 42:10 – Soft skills, hiring & the future of work 55:30 – Childhood, curiosity & learning outside the system 1:10:45 – Entrepreneurship, risk & waiting for permission 1:28:20 – Parenting, autonomy & enabling potential 1:45:10 – Creating your own catalysts for change 2:02:30 – Letting go, evolution & redefining your role 2:18:40 – Final reflections: living true to yourself 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Neil Witten Website: https://www.pigsinflight.co.uk/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilwitten/ 💡 If this episode resonated with you, please like, share, and comment below. Your support helps us change the narrative around success and mental health. SPONSORED BY Rivervale – https://www.rivervale.co.uk Brown Bear Studios – https://www.brownbearstudio.co.uk Carpenter Box – https://www.carpenterbox.com 🎙️ PRODUCED BY: H2 Productions – https://h2productions.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2h 31m
  6. #136 The Voice in My Head Nearly Killed Me | A Conversation About Self-Worth

    JAN 20

    #136 The Voice in My Head Nearly Killed Me | A Conversation About Self-Worth

    What happens when you’ve done everything “right”… but still feel worthless, lost, and exhausted by your own mind? In this deeply honest and moving episode of the Different Hats Podcast, I sit down with Matt Cheney, creative producer, storyteller, and someone who has quietly fought one of the hardest battles of all: the one inside his own head. Matt opens up about late ADHD diagnosis, imposter syndrome, self-worth, burnout, grief, suicide attempts, and the masks many men wear just to survive. He shares how losing his father, his relationship, his career structure, his identity, and his sense of belonging brought him to rock bottom, and how a single moment, a run, and one unexpected email helped him choose to keep going. This is not a story about “fixing yourself.” It’s about learning how to live with yourself. If you’ve ever: • Felt like you weren’t enough • Lived with a relentless inner critic • Been successful on the outside but empty inside • Struggled to accept love, compliments, or rest • Wondered if it’s possible to keep going This conversation will stay with you. ⏱️ Episode Chapters 00:00 – Introduction 01:21 – “You Alright Mate?” check-in 02:54 – Shiny objects vs investing in yourself 07:35 – Redefining success beyond money 12:30 – Loving your work… but hating yourself 16:13 – Creativity, kids & permission to try 22:14 – Childhood, belonging & emotional safety 28:51 – Rugby, leadership & fear of failure 32:58 – ADHD, masking & self-worth 40:20 – Parents, caregiving & inherited patterns 49:05 – Imposter syndrome & burnout 56:00 – Relationships, vulnerability & being seen 1:06:51 – Injury, grief & losing everything 1:18:42 – Suicide attempts & the pain beneath them 1:19:34 – The email that changed everything 1:28:56 – “You are the sky, everything else is weather” 1:35:50 – Learning to live with the inner critic 1:46:29 – Giving without needing anything back 1:53:29 – Silence, endurance & the meaning of “keep going” 2:08:20 – Advice for anyone feeling lost 2:12:27 – A life well lived 💬 Key Themes Explored • ADHD & late diagnosis • Imposter syndrome • Masculinity & emotional literacy • Suicide, grief & recovery • Self-worth vs external success • Receiving love & compliments • Identity beyond achievement • Why “keeping going” matters 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Matt Cheney https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattcheney1/ 💡 If this episode resonated with you, please like, share, and comment. Your support helps us change the narrative around success and mental health. SPONSORED BY Rivervale – https://www.rivervale.co.uk Brown Bear Studios – https://www.brownbearstudio.co.uk Carpenter Box – https://www.carpenterbox.com 🎙️ PRODUCED BY: H2 Productions – https://h2productions.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2h 19m
  7. #135 What Terminal Cancer Taught Me About Life, Love and Legacy

    JAN 13

    #135 What Terminal Cancer Taught Me About Life, Love and Legacy

    What happens when life forces you to face the one thing most of us avoid thinking about? In this deeply honest and moving episode, I sit down with Gavin O’Donoghue, who shares his journey living with stage 4 metastatic melanoma, the reality of a terminal diagnosis, and the mindset shifts that have helped him keep showing up with hope, humour and heart. This is a powerful conversation about presence, fatherhood, friendship, legacy, and what success really means when the “big stuff” is stripped away. If you or someone you love is navigating illness, grief, anxiety, or simply feeling overwhelmed by life, this episode is a reminder that connection, love, and meaning are the real measures of a life well lived. Chapters 00:00:02 Introduction 00:00:47 Gavin’s honest answer: “Life is pretty tough right now” 00:08:12 Hope as a lifeline in dark moments 00:08:47 The power of presence + “the greatest Christmas ever” 00:09:58 Was Gavin always present, or did cancer change that? 00:10:36 Work, busyness, and the struggle to switch off 00:13:50 Society’s pressure, productivity, and the “success” trap 00:15:03 Gavin’s old definition of success vs. what it became 00:24:26 Leadership lessons: helping others win 00:26:34 Giving, reciprocity, and building a “personal board of directors” 00:36:07 Teaching kids success before crisis forces the lesson 00:37:56 What really matters at the end of life 00:44:35 Curiosity, learning, and taking control where you can 00:45:13 Mindset tools: breathwork, gratitude, and community support 00:54:38 Why vulnerability is strength (and isolation makes it harder) 00:57:04 “That’s what makes you rich” — relationships as real wealth 00:59:17 Men, friendship, banter, and why community matters 01:01:02 Creating legacy: recording stories for his boys 01:05:49 The balance between hope and realism 01:07:33 Why we avoid talking about death (and what we miss) 01:09:52 Gavin’s diagnosis story: from stage 2 to stage 4 01:25:16 How Gavin keeps going after setbacks 01:25:39 Purpose, therapy, goals, and finding reasons to keep moving 01:35:32 The Open qualifier: “my biggest f*** you to cancer” 01:39:13 The example he’s setting for his children 01:42:22 The “A-grade letter” exercise + “Go brave” 01:55:19 Paying it forward: Wolo, awareness, and impact 01:57:57 Biggest life lessons: love, honesty, vulnerability, meaning 02:13:14 Closing words + “Go brave” 🧠 Key themes in this episode Living with terminal cancer and staying human in itHope vs. realism: holding both at the same timePresence, gratitude, and the small moments that become everythingFriendship, banter, love, and why men need communityLegacy: creating memories for your children while you still canRedefining success beyond money, status and achievementGavin’s life tools: curiosity, journaling, breathwork, therapy, humour 👤 About Gavin O’Donoghue Gavin is an executive search consultant with 20 years’ experience in financial markets. Since 2019 he has been living with melanoma, and following a stage 4 diagnosis, he has endured multiple treatments while continuing to show up for his family, his friends, and his purpose with honesty, humour and heart. 💬 Quote to sit with “Success now is hugging my boys… being present… love… connection… the simple stuff.” ✅ If this episode resonated… Please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs a bit of hope today. And if you’re going through something right now send the text. Ask the question. Those three words can matter more than we realise. 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Gavin O’Donoghue Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/odonoghue.gavin/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gavin-o-donoghue-12ba5312/ 💡 If this episode resonated with you, please like, share, and comment below. Your support helps us spread this important message and change the narrative around success and mental health. SPONSORED BY: Rivervale Brown Bear Studios Carpenter Box PRODUCED BY: H2 Productions: https://h2productions.co.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2h 14m
  8. #134 The Future of Work: Autonomy, Culture Change & Human Leadership | Jon Barnes

    12/16/2025

    #134 The Future of Work: Autonomy, Culture Change & Human Leadership | Jon Barnes

    What if the secret to better business, better parenting and better mental health was… letting go of control? In this powerful, reflective conversation, I sit down with culture-change consultant and “buddish” thinker Jon Barnes (Pala) to talk about rewilding organisations, autonomy, depression, silent retreats, parenting, Buddhism, phones, presence and what it really means to be human. We explore how to move from command-and-control to self-managing, autonomous teams, how tiny experiments can transform culture, and why CEOs often save two days a week when they stop making every decision. Jon also shares openly about his dangerous depression, how a 10-day silent retreat changed his relationship with his thoughts, the difference between having anger vs being angry, and why he now calls himself “buddish”. This episode weaves perfectly into the You Alright Mate? mission and my Five Pillars of Success, especially Presence, Balance, Authenticity and Relationships and asks how we can equip both adults and kids to sit with their emotions in a world designed to distract us. 🔍 In this episode we explore: How Jon went from hierarchy to rewilding organisations and self-managed teamsWhy autonomy at work can save leaders days each week (and create happier teams)Simple culture shifts: meetings, decisions & information sharing as leverage pointsParenting, failure and letting our kids do what lights them upJon’s story of clinical depression, SSRIs and finding mindfulnessWhat really happens on a 10-day silent meditation retreatThoughts vs emotions – and learning to notice rather than be owned by themPhones, tech, attention & why boredom might be a superpowerBeing “buddish”: Buddhist psychology, compassion & reducing suffering“This too shall pass” as a life toolkit – for the highs and the lows ⏱️ CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – “You alright mate?” check-in & intro to Jon Barnes 06:15 – From traditional schooling to autonomy & a Costa Rica jungle school 15:30 – Discovering self-managed teams & a new kind of leadership 26:40 – What autonomy really looks like at work (and why CEOs gain 2 days a week) 36:20 – Culture change as small experiments & the power of atomic habits 45:05 – Rewilding organisations: the Knepp Estate metaphor & letting go of control 55:40 – Parenting, autonomy for kids & reframing failure as learning 1:05:30 – Meetings, decisions & information sharing as the heart of culture 1:15:00 – Hitting the wall: depression, burnout and calling in sick to life 1:27:30 – Inside a 10-day silent retreat: thoughts, emotions & the noisy mind 1:40:10 – Tech Monopolies, smartphones & the attention economy 1:50:20 – Teaching presence & emotional literacy to children 2:00:00 – Peak experiences, the lake moment & “this too shall pass” 2:10:10 – Being “buddish”: compassion, suffering & altered traits 2:22:50 – Top Table card question on boundaries & closing reflections 🎙️ ABOUT JON BARNES Jon Barnes is a culture-change consultant, facilitator and co-founder of Pala, helping organisations move from rigid hierarchies to more autonomous, human-centred ways of working. His work draws on ideas from rewilding, permaculture, mindfulness and Buddhist psychology, and he’s the author of books including Tech Monopolies. Jon describes himself as “buddish” not religious, but deeply influenced by Buddhist thought and the practice of mindfulness. 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Jon Barnes Website: https://teampala.co.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonbarnesdotme/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonbarnesdotme/ 💡 If this episode resonated with you, please like, share, and comment below. Your support helps us spread this important message and change the narrative around success and mental health. 🤝 SPONSORED BY:Rivervale – www.rivervale.co.uk Brown Bear Studios – https://brownbearstudios.co.uk/ Carpenter Box – https://www.carpenterbox.com/ PRODUCED BY: H2 Productions – https://h2productions.co.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    2h 29m
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I believe everyone has a story to tell, through seeking true, authentic insights about the entrepreneurial journey, I provide a platform for our peers to share their stories and inspire those that listen. Welcome! I’m Sam Thomas, the host of the "Different Hats Podcast." In a world where entrepreneurs often feel pressured to wear countless hats, I believe in the power of authentic storytelling to redefine what success truly means. My mission is to help the 'World to See Success Differently' so you can achieve happiness, purpose, and fulfilment, by sharing real stories from those who’ve navigated the entrepreneurial landscape. Through engaging conversations with peers and industry leaders like Chris Anderson of TED, I aim to provide you with the insights and inspiration needed to build the business you desire. Unlike other platforms, "Different Hats" focuses on the human side of entrepreneurship, moving beyond the performative aspects to foster genuine connections and meaningful growth. Happy Listening 🎧 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Creator
    Sam Thomas
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    210
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Sam Thomas 2021
  • Show Website
    Different Hats Podcast