The Whole Lot with Ade Oduyemi

Yasmine Gulzar is the guest on today's show Yasmine invented the secret formula to coaxing kids away from screens but without the screams. Yaz and five of her six children created an awesome online course packed full of fun challenges so that families can experience daily fun and laughter while discovering each of their unique skills. She was given five years to live in 2002 due to chronic heart disease. Bringing up her six children by herself was hard but she found their skills through fun activities and they all came together to create Ratio Academy ready to seek out each members of Ratio Academy unique gift.

My thanks for this show go to Karen Hancock and Celia Delaney. Special mention to the series sponsor, Ingrid Weel Media. My guest on this outing of the podcast is Tara Hamilton Howard She is the founder of the Venus Awards, she also helps midlife women step away from corporate & forge a new more fulfilling life working for themselves. We talk of loads of things including... Better me makes a better world. We are what we eat. The joy of the laptop lifestyle The model parent Dancing round the house I want to live with purpose Having a plan B

My thank for this show go to Celia Delaney and Karen Hancock. Special mention to the series sponsor, Ingrid Weel Media. My guest on this show is Melinda Bush - founder of the financial services firm Quartz Financial Services. Melinda is an entrepreneur, passionate about family and work life balance and disrupting the 9-5 and expectations on working parents. As a Financial Adviser her mission is to bring expertise to all and believe everyone deserves access to the right advice. She’s proud to have been listed int he Sunday Times twice in the top 250 Financial Advisers and was runner up in the Kent Women in Business 2018 for the category of best home based business of the year. Naturally, we talk of lots of things, but some of the highlights are... The why Family life The one's we miss Changes the way we see everything Working for one's clients The best is the cheapest, the cheapest might not be best Time can be money Not enough... Plans

My thanks for this show go to Karen Hancock, Celia Delaney and Felicity Francis. Special mention to the series sponsor Ingrid Weel Media. Felicity Francis, my guest has her fingers in several pies. Her main enterprise is the telemarketing firm, Talk Results We talk of things, lots of them including Paisley, and how Paisley shapes and had changed her. We spend a bit of time bigging up Fiona McCarthy. We also talk of Networking Multi level marketing Being present Children being funny No scripts in networking Her plans for the near future

My thanks for this show go to Karen Hancock and Celia Delaney. Special mention to the series sponsor, Ingrid Weel Media. Michael Primrose, The Property Finance Guy, is my guest on this show. He is, at time of recording, the youngest person to be my guest. We talk about his business and a few things besides... The face of victory He is ours when he’s doing well… The only good reason I to turn back the clock Legacy Contribution...

My thanks for this show go to Karen Hancock and Celia Delaney. Special mention to the series sponsor, Ingrid Weel Media. My guest today, Anita Brown has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Thankful for being here. The worst time ever When you think it’s all going to end. I’d just been existing Learning a lot about myself I'd like to.... Also special mention so Alison Hitchcock of From Me To You.

My thanks for this show go to: Karen Hancock, Celia Delaney Mark Lee & Jo Dodds Special mention to the series sponsor Ingrid Weel Media And now, today’s guest. This is show number 62. But I mentioned the lady my guest today in the introduction to show number 20. My guest on that show talked about contracts. On this series it’s no end of fun to talk to people whose enterprises are out of the ordinary. A popular business speaker, who uses stories and analogies to bring the world of commercial contracts to life. Quite independently, my guest and I had a fondness for motorcycles. I am 17 strains of delighted to introduce Tiffany Kemp Tiffany Kemp encourages business people to use contracting to create more profitable deals and deliver happy customers who will buy again. Her mission is to de-mystify contracts, putting them back in the hands of businesses. Tiffany is the author of ‘Deal Makers – how intelligent use of Contracts can help you sell more and deliver better’ and Essentials of Contract Drafting. She’s a popular speaker and presents webinars for the International Association of Contract and Commercial Management (IACCM). Hundreds of commercial professionals have benefited from her stimulating and engaging workshops. Tiffany is a contributing editor of the IACCM’s Contract & Commercial Management – an operational guide and a Fellow of the Professional Speaking Association of the UK and Ireland. Tiffany is the most delightful of guests, we talk about loads of things including.... Looking forward to the big number Consider the alternative Risk as an essential component Everyday adventure An element of peril Moving your safety net with you If you never fall, off you’re not trying hard enough They challenge the things we’ve merely accepted The clients which one would not work

The joy of patience Kindness – sometimes it’s not as easy as we’d wish Understanding your customer Running away to get married Money not for it’s own sake but for the fun it can help one have Plans for our town centre ]

26 letters in the English alphabet. The number of words and phrases is infinite. If one weren’t learning English as a second – even third language, the merit of confining one’s self to familiar phrases and forms of words is invisible. Walk away from shop-worn phrases, avoid clichés, side-step the predictable. In the event you contemplate any manner of difficulty in speaking or writing with wit, elegance and grace, let my guest on this show be your guide. To be certain, Jan Jack wouldn’t be my guest if she didn’t make it easy. She makes it painless. That’s almost a statement of redundancy. The lady works with words. She makes people smile at those BDM. Those BDM, to be certain are celebrations, commemorations and carousals. Jan works with words – mirth inducing words, smile conjuring phrases, and guffaw delivering sentences. She writes for individuals, she performs comedy and she organises funny events. What happens on holiday doesn’t always stay on holiday Thus far and no further… kind of Unreliable boyfriend Emotional Squid The joy of authorship Not quite a doppelgänger I’d like to banish Keeping the gig evergreen Originality, copyright and theft The dream team Gig etiquette All things in moderation Working with schools Funny is… Women in my life @inheritance_ade @laughterhse @JannieJack Maximum Inheritance Specialists Jan Jack

My guest is a personal trainer, wellbeing advocate and keen guitar player. As a former teacher, he realised he wanted to have a greater impact, particularly with people in their mid-thirties who realised they were simply existing in a career with golden handcuffs rather than thriving and living life on their own terms. He learnt that it’s not just about working harder but working smarter. It is my pleasure to welcome Alex Russo. Serendipity Sense of Justice Not of here, but of here The best of times… interrupted Gratitude A good meal – Perspectives The merit of a job for which one has no passion People don’t care what you do unless you care about them It might mean turning away a prospective client Start at the end The merit of consistency The drive for continuous improvement Legacy

I speak to people who do all sorts of things. My guest today is big in insurance. She is also a local politician. Please meet Patricia Fivey.

My guest today is a keynote speaker, MC and comedian. She is an engaging conversationalist. She welcomed me into her home in south London. Did I say she lived on the friendliest street in London? Celia would be appearing at the Edinburgh Festival later in the summer… but she can tell it so much better than I can. So…. Twitter: Celia Delaney The Secret Divorce Society Ade Oduyemi Facebook: Celia Delaney The Secret Divorce Society Maximum Inheritnace web: Celia Delaney The Secret Divorce Society Maximum Inheritance

First, the credits: My thanks for this show go to: Karen Hancock, Celia Delaney & Jo Dodds Special thanks to my sponsor, Ingrid Weel Media And now, today’s guest. My guest is co-founder of the charity From Me to You From me to you encourages us to write letters to friends, family and strangers who are living with cancer; keeping them connected at a time they feel most disconnected. My guest was inspired to set up the charity after sending over 100 letters to friend Brian Greenley when he had cancer. The experience of writing letters led Alison to discover a love of writing, leave her city job and study creative writing at master’s degree level. She now spends her time between the charity and writing. It is a joy to introduce Alison Hitchcock. We talk about loads of things including: • Does not Santa exist? • Self-awareness • Not wanting to be a mum • Purpose • Change • Boredom • The virtue of selfishness Brian Greenley Listening Project Alison Hitchcock From Me To You Donate a Letter Carole Ann Rice Ingrid Weel Media Ade Oduyemi Maximum Inheritance Specialists

My guest on today's show would helps businesses be sleek and profitable instead of muddled and disorganised. No end of delight talking to someone with a great turn of phrase. I am doing cartwheels in introducing my guest, Nicola Laurie. I met Nicola in a pub at lunchtime, so there's a lot of background noise and the clanking of cutlery. We talk about loads: • The perfect day • No school run • Me time • My favourite is a matter of context • Perfection is relative • Winging it… • The joy of planning • It has to be personal • Avoiding the driving instructor’s dilemma • That soul-sucking experience – that year… • Create something simple • Throwing books away is a difficulty @inheritance_ade max-inheritance.co.uk/podcasts @mstidyowl mstidyowl.co.uk Nicola Laurie

Often you hear such statements as, ‘don’t just talk the talk, but walk the walk’. Here’s someone who puts her money where her mouth is, she goes much further than walking the walk, she dances the dance. Why should the kids have all the fun? That, in essence is the reason Haven’t Stopped Dancing Yet! exists. How often do you encounter an institution whence the ‘reason for being’ is so clear? My guest, Nikki Spencer founded Haven’t Stopped Dancing Yet!, but it’s best to hear the lady herself. facebook.com/Havent-Stopped-Dancing-Yet

Lindsay Browning is a chartered psychologist, neuroscientist and sleep expert. As well as being a mother of two children, she has a doctorate from the University of Oxford where she investigated the relationship between worry and insomnia. She founded Trouble Sleeping in 2006 to help people with their sleeping issues. Her firm, Trouble Sleeping is based in Wokingham, Berkshire for face to face consultations, but she works with people all over the country by Skype and telephone. She also run corporate workshops in sleep and wellbeing as well as speaking at events. She is a chartered psychologist and associate fellow of the British Psychological Society, a member of the British Sleep Society and a member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. She also loves all things related to food and has lived in Singapore, the States as well as the UK. • Knowing how to use your Fitbit • Sleep is a dynamic thing • Education • Find where the money is going • Celebrations • Role Models • The more good you do Nicola Laurie Victoria Magnall Dr Lindsay Browning: Ade Oduyemi

Thanks for this show go to Karen Hancock and Celia Delaney. Special mention to the series sponsor, Ingrid Weel Media. Today's guest is Nick Blanchard.

The guest on this episode of The Whole Lot is Ingrid Weel. We discuss her work, what being in business means for her and too her. We find out why she is my photographer of choice. There are people who don’t like photographs of themselves been taken. Outside of family gatherings, there are few photographs of me. I was one of those people who did not have photographic images of themselves. That was before I met the delightful Miss Weel. My first guest on this series invited me into her Chertsey home. We talked about what she does. We talk about the magic she performs. She told me about what being in business does for her. It was all fortuitous, but we talked about why she’d like to meet the guest in my second show… but it wouldn’t do to get ahead of ourselves. Ingrid was an absolute joy to be with. With thanks to celiadelaney.co.uk Email: ade@max-inheritance.co.uk web: max-inheritance.co.uk/podcasts