We’re joined by Cassie Kemp, owner of Cornwall Caricatures and host of the Work It Weirdo podcast, as she shares how embracing her creativity and uniqueness led to a fulfilling and successful career. From stepping away from the corporate world to celebrating the quirks that make us different, Cassie’s story is a powerful reminder that passion and personality can drive purpose. She also opens up about the joy of connecting with others and the stories that inspire her work.
In this episode, we’re joined by Helen Tite, of iCareiMove, as she shares her vision For how we can help ourselves and others Flourish – at work, in life, and in the moments when imposter syndrome creeps in. She’s on a mission to create workplaces and communities that empower women, support their health, and allow them to thrive with confidence and authenticity.
In this episode, we get to chat with Matthew Kenworthy Gomes about the celebrations of Cornwall Pride over the years, and the impact it’s had on the people of Cornwall.
As well as the progress we’ve made, and how Far we’ve come in terms of inclusivity as a county, we also delve into the ways in which progress still needs to happen to ensure EVERYONE Feels safe and can be who they are.
The Academe’s co-founder, Lucy Cox, joins us for this empowering episode of The F Word, to share her passion for Finding confidence, and how it can improve your personal and professional life, from employee to CEO. If you’ve ever struggled with Imposter Syndrome, anxiety, low confidence, or anything that could be stunting your growth and your happiness, this episode is for you.
Sit tight for this one… if you can. Today’s episode is all about Focus. Specifically, trying to navigate this with ADHD.
What’s it like running a business with neurodivergence? We sit down with Tanya Blackman, of Kartha, to chat about!