Different Hats Podcast

Sam Thomas
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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. #145 Why So Many Successful Men Feel Empty

    20 HR AGO

    #145 Why So Many Successful Men Feel Empty

    What if success isn’t something you achieve… but something you become? In this powerful episode of the Different Hats Podcast, I sit down with Volker Ballueder, coach, therapist, author, and host of Stories of Success, for a deep conversation about what success really means in today’s world. After interviewing high performers and building a successful corporate career, Volker realised that money, status, and external validation were never the full answer. Like many people, he discovered that reaching society’s version of success can still leave you feeling empty. Together, we explore the difference between success and fulfilment, why so many men silently struggle under pressure, and how emotional intelligence may be one of the most important skills we never get taught. We also discuss comparison culture, social media, midlife reflection, mindfulness, education, parenting, and the importance of helping young people define success for themselves, not through grades, job titles, or wealth, but through values, purpose, connection, and inner peace. This episode is for anyone questioning the path they’re on… feeling the pressure to keep achieving… or searching for a more meaningful definition of success. Volker shares honest reflections on chasing money earlier in life, how redundancy pushed him toward coaching and therapy, and why helping others now feels more rewarding than any corporate milestone ever did. We also talk openly about men’s mental health, suicide prevention, vulnerability, and why asking one simple question, You Alright Mate?, can change lives. A thoughtful, honest, and timely conversation about identity, fulfilment, masculinity, and what it means to live a life true to yourself. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 02:10 You Alright Mate? 03:10 How Volker Defines Success 04:45 Chasing Money vs Finding Fulfilment 07:45 Lifelong Learning & Education 10:40 School Systems & Different Types of Intelligence 15:30 Emotional Intelligence in Schools 24:00 Creativity, Curiosity & Child-Led Learning 28:40 Comparison Culture & Social Media 31:55 Living True to Yourself 38:50 What High Achievers Taught Volker About Success 45:10 Why Purpose Matters More Than Money 55:30 Being Enough As You Are 59:55 Midlife Crisis or Midlife Awakening? 1:03:10 Why Men Don’t Talk 1:08:20 Vulnerability Is Strength 1:17:40 Preventing Crisis Before It Happens 1:22:40 Mindfulness & Self-Awareness 1:31:15 Habits of Successful People 1:45:15 What To Do If You’re Struggling 1:54:55 Advice to Younger Volker 1:55:34 What Does A Life Well Lived Look Like? 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Volker Ballueder LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ballueder/ Website: https://obnat.us/ https://volkerballueder.com/ 💡 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 2m
  2. The Manosphere Isn’t Helping Men (Here’s Why)

    31 MAR

    The Manosphere Isn’t Helping Men (Here’s Why)

    We’re losing 84 men a week in the UK… And we’re still telling men not to feel. Something isn’t working. And we need to talk about it. In this solo episode of The Different Hats Podcast, I reflect on watching the manosphere and the growing influence of voices like Andrew Tate. But this isn’t about calling anyone out. It’s about asking a deeper question: Are we helping men… or hurting them? Because behind the “alpha” messaging… there’s something else: Pressure. Disconnection. And a version of success that looks strong on the outside… but often feels empty within. From my own experience, and hundreds of conversations through the podcast, I’ve seen a different truth: The strongest men don’t do life alone. They feel. They speak. They connect. And maybe that’s where we need to start. 💭 KEY THEMES ⏱️ 00:00 – The rise of the manosphere & its impact on young men ⏱️ 01:15 – Toxic masculinity vs healthy masculinity ⏱️ 02:30 – Emotional suppression, loneliness & male suicide ⏱️ 04:00 – The illusion of “alpha” success ⏱️ 05:30 – Identity, belonging & fear ⏱️ 07:00 – Redefining success: connection, authenticity & relationships ⏱️ 08:30 – Why emotional literacy needs to start in schools 💡 A QUESTION FOR YOU How do you define success? Not what you’ve been told. Not what you’ve seen online. Take a moment. Write it down. Then share it with someone… or drop it in the comments below. Let’s start the conversation. 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 💡 If this episode resonated with you… Please like, comment, and share. 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.

    10 min
  3. #144 The Real Reason You Feel Disconnected

    24 MAR

    #144 The Real Reason You Feel Disconnected

    What changes in someone’s life when they start reconnecting with themselves? In this powerful return conversation, Marc Convey joins me for part two of his Different Hats journey, and this one goes even deeper. After our first conversation explored Marc’s extraordinary story of surviving a life-changing accident at 14, this episode focuses on what came next: leaving business behind, travelling in his van, writing his book, redefining success, and asking the deeper questions about identity, values, adversity, education, and what it really means to live from the inside out. Marc shares why success now means being decent to himself and decent to others, how discovering his core values of connection and freedom changed everything, and why so many of us are living from the outside in. We explore what young people really need, why the education system is failing to prepare them for life, the role of community and mentorship, and how adversity can become a gift when we learn how to reframe our story. This is a deeply thoughtful, human conversation about healing, self-awareness, purpose, burnout, contentment, and the power of connection. If you’ve ever felt disconnected from yourself, questioned the path you’re on, or wondered what real success actually looks like, this episode is for you. CHAPTERS: 00:00 – Introduction 02:20 – “Are you alright mate?” and the zone of contentment 03:38 – Marc’s definition of success now 07:17 – Leaving business, core values, and the power of freedom + connection 18:54 – Uncertainty, discomfort, and what young people really need 26:21 – Where to start when you’re in a dark place 36:34 – Isolation, mindset, and taking responsibility for your wellbeing 53:08 – The biggest lessons Marc has learned in recent years 58:06 – AI, community, and dropping pebbles in your own pond 1:16:04 – Are people living consciously or just drifting into life? 1:24:03 – The manosphere, role models, and what young men need most 1:32:40 – What Marc would change about education if he were Prime Minister 1:36:17 – What Marc would say to his 14-year-old self 1:38:15 – How to start reconnecting with yourself 1:39:47 – How Marc knows when he’s nearing burnout Marc brings such wisdom, depth and honesty to this conversation, and I honestly think this is one of those episodes that will stay with people for a long time. 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Marc Convey Website: https://www.marcconvey.com/ Substack: https://substack.com/@makingamarc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marc-convey/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_conv 💡 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.

    1hr 48min
  4. #143 Why Men Suffer in Silence… And How We Change It

    17 MAR

    #143 Why Men Suffer in Silence… And How We Change It

    What happens when grief, creativity, masculinity and mental health collide? In this powerful episode of the Different Hats Podcast, I sit down with the brilliant Simon David Eden for a deeply moving conversation about childhood trauma, creativity, suicide, emotional expression, education, and the healing power of storytelling. Simon shares his extraordinary journey growing up in Moulsecoomb, being expelled from school at 12, finding refuge in writing, drawing and music, and navigating the devastating loss of his brother to suicide. We also explore his upcoming exhibition Shadow Light: Songs My Brother Taught Me, a profoundly personal body of work exploring grief, brotherhood, masculinity, and emotional inheritance between men. This conversation goes far beyond Simon’s creative career. It’s about what happens when boys and men are never given the language to express what they feel. It’s about the mentors who change our lives. It’s about why creativity matters. And it’s about the urgent need to create spaces where men feel safe enough to ask for help. A truly honest, heartfelt and important conversation. In this episode, we explore: How Simon defines success through love, integrity and hopeGrowing up in Moulsecoomb and the trauma that shaped himBeing expelled from school and feeling failed by educationHow creativity became a lifelineThe loss of Simon’s brother to suicideWhy men often struggle to express what they feelHow art and storytelling can help us process painWhy schools must nurture creativity and emotional literacyThe hope behind Simon’s exhibition Shadow Light: Songs My Brother Taught Me If this episode resonates with you, please share it with someone who might need it. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:40 Reflecting on the You Alright Mate? gathering 02:09 What this conversation explores 04:20 “You alright, mate?” check-in 05:22 Simon’s definition of success 07:26 Success, integrity and living true to yourself 12:39 Why external success can feel hollow 13:33 Poverty, pain and choosing a different path 18:36 Growing up in Moulsecoomb 25:24 Abandonment, trauma and survival 31:23 Being expelled from school 37:48 Creativity as escape and expression 42:13 Why education often stifles creativity 49:14 The power of mentors and being truly seen 01:00:55 The purpose behind the exhibition 01:03:59 Can creativity help prevent suicide? 01:08:19 The gift of helping others 01:09:53 Processing grief then and now 01:13:59 Will the pain ever leave? 01:15:33 The message Simon hopes the exhibition leaves behind 01:19:50 Holding space, hope and the next hour 01:21:23 Depression, demons and getting through dark moments 01:26:10 Integrity, self-doubt and staying true 01:30:44 Following dreams despite the voices that doubt you 01::34 Final reflections on hope, suicide prevention and legacy 01:41:37 Storytelling card: legacy beyond career 01:43:19 Closing thoughts 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Simon David Eden Exhibition details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/shadow-light-songs-my-brother-taught-me-tickets-1983767367598?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Website: https://simondavideden.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-david-eden-83168817/ 💡 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.

    2hr 1min
  5. #142 Are We Failing Our Kids? | Former Headteacher Dr. Mitchell on What’s Broken in Education

    10 MAR

    #142 Are We Failing Our Kids? | Former Headteacher Dr. Mitchell on What’s Broken in Education

    What if the education system is failing the very children it’s meant to help? In this powerful episode of the Different Hats Podcast, I sit down with former headteacher, educator and English Channel swimmer Dr Hildi Mitchell to explore a big question: If we could redesign the education system from scratch, what would it look like? Drawing on decades of experience inside schools, Hildi shares why emotional literacy, safety, belonging and play are just as important as academic achievement, and why many children are currently being asked to fit into a system that wasn’t built for them. We talk about SATs, neurodiversity, mental health, leadership in schools, and why true success should be measured by the impact we have on others, not just grades or results. Hildi also shares the deeply personal story of supporting her daughter through school anxiety, and what swimming the English Channel taught her about resilience, humility and asking for help. This is an important conversation for parents, teachers, school leaders and anyone who believes education needs to evolve. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 02:15 What does success mean in education? 10:57 Are we starting formal education too early? 19:33 The mental health cost of the current school system 39:24 Supporting children who struggle with school 56:15 If we redesigned education from scratch 1:09:22 Teaching children they are enough 1:25:04 Advice for parents 1:36:02 Lessons from swimming the English Channel 🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Dr Hildi Mitchell Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmitchellswimsthechannel/ 💡 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.

    1hr 48min
  6. #141 “I’m Okay… But I’m Not All Right” | How Joy & Community Can Save Men’s Lives

    3 MAR

    #141 “I’m Okay… But I’m Not All Right” | How Joy & Community Can Save Men’s Lives

    “I'm okay… but I’m not all right.” What happens when strong men finally answer that question honestly? In this game-changing episode, I sit down with Paul Jukes, leader of The Outta Puff Daddies, to explore masculinity, mental health, joy, community… and the power of simply asking: You Alright Mate? Paul shares his deeply personal story of living through a mental health crisis in 2018, despite a loving upbringing, strong friendships, and a seemingly “successful” life on the outside. Daily physical pain. Emotional isolation. Breaking point on a family holiday. And the moment that changed everything. From that darkness came something extraordinary: A brotherhood of men. A dance crew that went viral. A movement built on joy, humour, and emotional honesty. And lives being saved through community. We explore the big question: Can movement, humour and community unlock conversations that traditional mental health messaging struggles to reach? This is a conversation about redefining masculinity, not replacing strength, but widening it. Not revolution. Evolution. And if you care about men’s mental health, fatherhood, purpose, identity or redefining success, this episode will stay with you. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction 03:00 – Financial pressure, identity & letting go 07:30 – Modern masculinity: Evolution, not revolution 12:20 – Teaching emotional literacy to the next generation 15:10 – What is success (and does it change over time?) 21:30 – Identity, purpose & empty nest transitions 29:45 – Who was Paul before Outta Puff Daddies? 36:00 – The shoulder injury & silent mental decline 42:50 – Breaking point on holiday 45:50 – The power of finally talking 50:30 – The “glass of water” analogy (powerful moment) 55:00 – Why community is the real toolkit 1:02:00 – The man who said, “You saved my life.” 1:07:30 – Why joy is essential in men’s mental health 1:11:00 – The Outta Puff Daddies story & viral growth 1:20:00 – 40 million views… but what really matters 1:27:00 – Self-care, glimmers & finding joy 1:41:30 – If Paul were Prime Minister tomorrow… 1:45:30 – Final reflection: Can joy unlock the conversation? 🔥 Key ThemesMasculinity redefinedVulnerability as strengthCommunity as protectionEmotional literacy in boysThe danger of silent sufferingWhy “just talk” isn’t enough without safe spacesMovement as medicineJoy as a gateway to healingPurpose beyond performance🎧 LISTEN TO MORE DIFFERENT HATS EPISODES: 👉 https://www.different-hats.co.uk/podcast 🔗 Connect with Paul Jukes Website: https://www.outtapuffdaddys.co.uk/ Instagram: @outtapuffdaddies TikTok: @outtapuffdaddies Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pauljukes/ 💡 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.

    1hr 55min
  7. #140 Redefining Success at 33 Weeks Pregnant | Building HERstory & Letting Go

    24 FEB

    #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.

    1hr 40min
  8. #139 She Hit Rock Bottom - Then Rewrote Her Story: Laura Beddoe

    17 FEB

    #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.

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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
    215
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Sam Thomas 2021
  • Show Website
    Different Hats Podcast