Wildly Intentional

Flick Hamnett-Day & Verity Curryer

Bold talks. Big breakthroughs. No apologies. We're two business owners who are passionate about helping people to grow in business and in life, and we talk about all the things you need to hear when running your own business (or thinking of doing it).

  1. 17. Business Myth Busting (and friendly rage-baiting)

    May 20

    17. Business Myth Busting (and friendly rage-baiting)

    After last week’s heavier conversation, this episode of Wildly Intentional brings the energy back up with something a little lighter — but no less powerful. Flick and Verity take on some of the most common myths around running a business in 2026… with a twist. The prompts are generated by AI and revealed in real time, meaning neither of them knows what’s coming next. The result? Honest reactions, a few strong opinions, and plenty of laughs along the way. From outdated advice to assumptions that just don’t hold up anymore, this episode challenges the things business owners are often told to believe — and replaces them with real, lived perspective. There are also a couple of moments where it becomes very clear that one of them may (or may not…) be choosing myths designed to get a reaction from the other… and it’s safe to say it works. This is a fun, fast-paced conversation that still packs a punch — perfect if you want a reminder that not everything you hear about business is true.  Subscribe to Wildly Intentional for weekly bold conversations on business growth, mindset and building a business that actually works for you.  Come and say "hello" to us online - you can find Wildly Intentional Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to join us in our Facebook Group to continue the conversation and let us know your thoughts on this episode and if you have ever felt the same as we do here.

    36 min
  2. 16. Turning Life Lessons into Business Power Moves

    May 13

    16. Turning Life Lessons into Business Power Moves

    ⚠️ Trigger warning: This episode contains discussion around death, miscarriage, grief, addiction and the loss of loved ones. Please listen with care.   Using experiences, failures and detours as strategic fuel... In this episode of Wildly Intentional, Flick and Verity have one of their most honest and emotional conversations to date. They open up about deeply personal experiences that have shaped not only who they are as people, but how they show up in their businesses today. From navigating grief and loss to processing moments that felt unfair, painful or completely out of their control, this conversation explores how life’s hardest chapters can influence the way we lead, grow and make decisions. Flick shares her experience of miscarriage and the impact of navigating a system that didn’t always feel supportive, while Verity speaks openly about her brother’s battle with addiction and the lasting effect of losing him. These are not easy stories — but they are powerful ones. Together, they reflect on how these moments, while never chosen, have contributed to their resilience, perspective and the way they now approach business with more intention and clarity. And because this is Wildly Intentional, it wouldn’t be complete without a very real, very unexpected moment that brings a little lightness into the conversation too… This episode is a reminder that growth doesn’t just come from strategy — it often comes from life itself.  Subscribe to Wildly Intentional for weekly bold conversations on business growth, mindset and building a business that actually works for you.  Come and say "hello" to us online - you can find Wildly Intentional Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to join us in our Facebook Group to continue the conversation and let us know your thoughts on this episode and if you have ever felt the same as we do here.

    52 min

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Bold talks. Big breakthroughs. No apologies. We're two business owners who are passionate about helping people to grow in business and in life, and we talk about all the things you need to hear when running your own business (or thinking of doing it).