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S2 E8: Izzy Prior
In this episode of No Bullsh*t Talks, we dive deep into the world of personal branding with Izzy Prior, founder of Spark Social Media and official…
Happiness BS
This episode examines “Happiness BS”, showing why happiness is variable and personal; success does not remove difficulty, uncertainty or the need for care.
S2 E7: Peony Li
In this episode of No Bullsh*t Talks, we sit down with Peony Lee, the founder of Jude, a healthcare company committed to ending taboos around…
Navigating Racism
This episode examines “Navigating Racism”, showing why bias also appears through patterns, assumptions and unequal consequences, and it must be named to be addressed.
S2 E6: Marcus Hemsley
In this episode of No Bullsh*t Talks, we sit down with Marcus Hemsley, co-founder of Fountain Partnership and initiator of the Million Tree Pledge…
Comparanoia BS
This episode examines “Comparanoia BS”, showing why comparison strips away context; useful progress is measured against your own priorities, constraints and evidence.
S2 E5: Caitlin Rozario
In this episode of No Bullsh*t Talks, we’re joined by Caitlin Rozario, founder of Interlude where she shares her personal journey of overcoming…
Overnight Success BS
This episode examines “Overnight Success BS”, showing why visible success usually follows years of work, accumulated judgement and many unseen iterations.
S2 E4: Nicole Bremner
In this episode of No Bullsh*t Talks, we welcome Nicole Bremner, a chartered financial planner, bestselling author, investor, and one of the UK’s…
Goal Setting Bullsh*t
This episode examines “Goal Setting Bullsh*t”, showing why goals need systems, trade-offs, feedback and repeated action to become useful.
S2 E3: Jason Graystone
Join us in this captivating episode of No Bullsh*t Talks, where we uncover the truths of entrepreneurship and trading with Jason Graystone, an…
Reintroduction
This episode examines “Reintroduction”, showing why a useful publication can evolve when its purpose is clear and the change serves its audience.