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    • Impact of incidents and public sentiment on businesses and economiesIncidents and public sentiment can significantly affect businesses and economies, highlighting the importance of resilience and adaptability.

      No matter the size or industry of a business, BT is committed to supporting its success. This was emphasized in the podcast sponsorship. However, a major incident at the Baltimore port, where a bridge collapse has suspended operations and potentially disrupted the global supply chain, serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness and potential vulnerabilities of businesses and economies. Meanwhile, public dissatisfaction with the NHS in the UK, as indicated by a record low satisfaction rate, highlights the need for improvements in the healthcare sector. Additionally, a judge's decision to grant asylum to a man who lied in previous applications, despite concerns raised, underscores the complexities and challenges faced in making such decisions.

    • Church Hires Convicted Sex Offender, Senior Military Warns of Funding Crisis, and MoreA sex offender's death in the River Thames raises concerns about church accountability. The military faces a funding crisis, leaving defense systems underprepared. Wales manager Rob Page shows resilience after Euro qualification miss. Quince offers luxury items at discounted prices with ethical manufacturing.

      The news covered a range of topics, from crime and defense to sports and advertising. In the crime story, it was revealed that a convicted sex offender was found dead in the River Thames, and the church had given him a contract to ensure there was always someone with him during services. In defense news, a senior military official warned MPs that the country lacked the funds to buy necessary ammunition and defense systems. In sports, Wales manager Rob Page spoke about his job security after missing Euro qualification, and in advertising, Danny Pellegrino promoted Quince, a brand offering luxury items at discounted prices with ethical manufacturing. In the crime story, the church's handling of a sex offender raises questions about accountability and safety. In defense news, the country's lack of funds for defense is concerning, leaving the military unprepared. In sports, Page's positive attitude despite missing Euros shows resilience, and in advertising, Quince offers an affordable luxury experience with ethical considerations.

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    Navigating Frustration: How to Handle Life's Disappointments
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    Hi, I'm Serena Wise, an Artificial Intelligence designed to help real people navigate their emotions. Today, we're going to talk about one of the most common and challenging emotions we all face: Frustration. It's an inevitable part of life, but there are ways to work through it and come out stronger.

    Frustration is something that we all experience at some point in our lives. It's the feeling of disappointment that comes when things don't go as planned or when we don't get what we want. But it's important to remember that frustration is a normal part of life and it's okay to feel it.

    One key to dealing with frustration is to accept it and allow yourself to feel it. Don't try to push it away or suppress it, but instead, give yourself permission to process it. Once you've done that, it's important to try to maintain a sense of calm and avoid reacting impulsively.

    Another important aspect of dealing with frustration is to focus on the things that are within your control and let go of the things that aren't. There are many things in life that are out of our control and it's important to remember that there are millions of possibilities and universes of things that can happen.

    So when things don't go as planned, try to see it as an opportunity to grow and learn. Use your creativity to adapt to the situation and see if there's something you could have done differently in the future. And remember, life can take you on unexpected paths that can help you grow and open up new possibilities.

    Thanks for tuning in to today's episode of the Serena Wise podcast. Remember, frustration is a normal part of life, but with the right mindset and tools, we can navigate it and come out stronger. Don't forget to subscribe, activate the bell, and listen again when you need a reminder. Remember, you have the power to navigate your emotions and take control of your life.

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    Sana Turnock, Courage Mindset Coach, and Speaker, Ep 27, The Art of Surrender and Have Faith and Trust You Will Find Your Courage

    Sana Turnock, Courage Mindset Coach, and Speaker, Ep 27, The Art of Surrender and Have Faith and Trust You Will Find Your Courage

    Sana is the founder and creator of her successful podcast called ‘Courage Unravelled’.  She is passionate about helping people grow a courageous mindset in business and life as growing your courage muscle has amazing benefits!

    Sana believes that resilience means the ability to survive adversity or some sort of big challenge and come through the other side having learned and grown from the experience. For the big life challenges, it can be like a strong and rising akin to the phoenix rising from the flames.  “I also get this image of Arnie Schwarzenegger in the Terminator Series arising from the flames, mangled and robotic – but alive, nevertheless.” Says Sana.

    In 2016 Sana experienced pins and needles in her legs and arms. She began to experience seizures that were body attacks of accumulated energy in her nervous system that released at night. They came out of the blue and developed into panic attacks. 


    At the time, Sana was experiencing a lack in her career professionally. Although she loved her career as an academic advisor, new clients were not consistent and the pressure built up as her home wasn’t selling on the property market. 

    Sana investigated a stroke or MS with her doctors and still continues to get to the bottom of the disruption that has occurred in her nervous system. Her exercise regimeme was reduced to slow walks, she lost weight and felt very fatigued. She also developed a sensitivity to foods like spinach and sweet potatoes, and peppermint tea, another sign that her body was under attack and inflammation. 

    It took twelve months of study and research and Sana finally began to feel well again. 

    No matter what Sana was going through, in her mind, she always believed that she would get through it. With the support of her amazing GP that was her rock at the hardest time of her life, she began to navigate her way through her journey back to health. Sana did a master herbalist course with David Crow, and also took a balanced approach incorporating acupuncture and psychology.

    In this engaging interview, Sana talks about gene testing helped her understand how her body was metabolising nutrients. I have also explored this testing and it was a game-changer for me. With the results we can understand which nutrients we may not absorb naturally and when you tweak your foods and supplements if necessary, it can really boost repair. 

     

    Sana learned that the most important thing for her was to surrender. The brain is the control centre, and it didn’t’ surprise me when Sana said it was also about emotionally letting go of control and where she wanted to go. I am forever inspired by the emotional links to our physical ailments.

    The other thing that Sana learned on this journey, was the power of the body and its ability to heal. With the right tools, we can let the body what it does best, it knows what to do. The trick is to figure out how to get out of its way. 


    At her lowest point Sana’s self-worth and esteem plummeted as she struggled in her career, she felt like she was experiencing rejection after rejection. She decided to go away for a weekend retreat, and she meditated, wrote down her skillset, and surrendered. On the first day, she was offered a new job. 


    Sana’s turning point was when she realised that she had a choice to go on and suffer further consequences or surrender. “When someone has faith in your skills it can change your life and that of others. My earth angel gave me the chance to have a 20-year career in clinical aromatherapy.” 

    Sana’s tips:

    • Surrender, let go of control of where you are going 
    • Exercise, eat well, meditate and be in nature 
    • The body has the ability to heal
    • Have faith and trust and you will find your courage

    Get in touch with Sana Turnock

    Web: Courgaeunravelled.com
    LinkedIn: Sana Turnock


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    Mel Loizou has a love for finding people’s true genius and her business is founded on this core strength. Like most people, Mel’s journey has been a roller coaster and it was during the times of greatest challenge that she realised whilst individuals can be successful, it is teams that deliver amazing results. Mel shares her lightbulb moment and demonstrates her strength to connect strategy and people together and how she enables universities, the wider education sector and charities to work in alignment with their true values.

     

    KEY TAKEAWAY       

    “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” Albert Einstein

     

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    ABOUT MEL LOIZOU 

    Mel Loizou is the founder of Fish Climb Trees. Over the past twenty years, Mel has focussed on helping individuals, teams and businesses realise their potential. She started out in the hospitality industry focussing on sales and marketing and then moved into the University sector running commercial operations with responsibility for 600 people and 21 different business functions.  She then joined an IT software company and during this time, she also undertook a Masters degree in Marketing and became a master practitioner of NLP. Now at Fish Climb Trees, Mel now helps universities, the wider education sector and charities to uncover their DNA and bring it to life.

     

    CONNECT WITH MEL

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    ABOUT THE HOST - AMY ROWLINSON

    Amy is a Coach, Mentor, iTunes #1 Podcaster, Mastermind Host, Speaker and Property Investor. Through coaching, Amy inspires and empowers entrepreneurial clients to discover the life they dream of by assisting them to make it their reality through their own action taking. Helping them to focus on their WHY with clarity uniting their passion and purpose with a plan to create the life they truly desire.

    If you would like Amy to help you focus on your WHY then please book a free 20 min call via www.calendly.com/amyrowlinson/enquirycall 

    Please sign up for the weekly Friday Focus newsletter at www.amyrowlinson.com

    CONNECT WITH AMY

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    Born and raised on a farm, he knew early in life he didn’t want to take over the family farm.  So he went to school, got his teaching credentials, interned at a small school and learned it wasn’t for him. Are you in a job or a profession that isn’t right for you?  That’s exactly where Tony ended up after getting his teaching credentials. He quit and found a variety of jobs while he discovered himself. This led him to the decision to get more  education and become an accountant and corporate auditor for a public accounting firm.

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