New To You Sarah McAnulty

In an age where we are encouraged to know our purpose, find our why and do what makes us happy, it can feel overwhelming to know if you're going down the right path. This episode and discussion with Heather Porte, a trained actor,  showed me that even the people that are the most confident in their life choices have to deal with highs and lows and actually, it's the journey that matters. 

It's time to discuss being authentically you, embracing the journey and giving it your all.  

Because, if not now, when?

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So I fell of the wagon, big deal right?  YES, huge deal! Failure is good, it is success in progress but my lapse in my focus on this challenge was a big wake up call and in this podcast episode I discuss why. 

The book I reference in this is: 

Start With Why by Simon Sinek 

For too long alcohol has been something that I use when I am celebrating, commiserating, getting through the monotony of the day or using as an escape and I have finally come to the realisation that even in its smallest amounts, it derails me from my ambition and desire to become the best version of myself. 

In this episode I discuss why I have taken on a new challenge to go sober for 75 days and why I think this essential in my quest to become the best verion of myself. 

Quit Lit that I am using to fuel my sober curiosity is below!

The Sober Girl Society 
Quit Like A Woman 
Intrinsic - A manifesto to reignite our inner drive 
Alcohol Reconsidered - Education for Moderation 

In this episode I am joined by the lovely Abby Foster, the founder of Luna Gray. 

Luna Gray was born out of a desire to provide women with supportive and stylish activewear that is actually incredibly comfortable but doesn't compromise on style. 

I am delighted to bring you Abby's story as I found it awe-inspiring. Already a mum of two and with the knowledge that one day she knew she was going to run her own business, Luna Gray launched in the middle of a global pandemic and was immediately well-received.  Of course there were a few bumps along the way and some self doubt crept in but months on from our recording and it continues to go from strength to strength with the brand is growing rapidly and gaining attention from celebrities such as Jess Wright & Samantha Faiers! 

Join me in this fantastic story about learning something new everyday and trying something out, just so you know that you gave it a go. 

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Lulu Quinton Smith shares his journey to starting his own new podcast and why he decided that YouTube wasn't the platform for him to share his content. I genuinely love the underlying theme of this episode that touches on maturity, getting to a place of not caring what others think, Lulu's passion for the LGBTQ community and having the courage to put yourself out there. 

What I learnt from this episode was that real power is embracing who you are and telling your story, in the end you'll probably have a far greater impact on others than you think and if what you are sharing positively impacts just one person then that is significant. 

I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I loved recording it!

Sarah McAnulty
@NewToSarah

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Welcome back! 

This week I chat through some personal thoughts on why I have decided to make the theme of Season 2 all about courage and why the changes I have made personally over the last 18 months have been so life-affirming.

I am so excited to be bringing you such a stellar lineup of guests this season that are sharing the start of their courageous journey, you will not be disappointed! 

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