The Me Inc. Podcast

 What does it really mean to lead authentically—especially during personal transition?  In this episode of The Me Inc Podcast, Nigel sits down with Jamie McInnes to explore identity, emotional intelligence, and courageous self-leadership in real time.  In this deeply human and practical conversation, Jamie McInnes—an accomplished leader in retirement and wealth management—shares her journey of transition, visibility, and becoming more fully herself while continuing to lead complex organizations and client relationships. We explore what it looks like to navigate gender transition with clarity and intention, including how Jamie approached conversations with partners, clients, and colleagues, how she handles misgendering with grace and humor, and why naming what’s different can actually free teams to focus on what matters most. The conversation also dives into emotional intelligence and the EQ-i framework, revealing how empathy, optimism, and a bias for action can lower inner noise and strengthen leadership under pressure. Jamie reflects on cultivating a second inner voice—one that reframes firsts as progress, not judgment—and how that mindset supports resilience and presence. This episode offers grounded insight for leaders in finance, professional services, and beyond who care about building humane, inclusive workplaces without relying on jargon or performative gestures. 🎧 Listen if you’re navigating change, leading through complexity, or seeking language for these moments. 👉 Follow the podcast for more conversations on emotional intelligence and leadership 👉 Leave a review if this episode resonated 👉 Share with someone who’s navigating transition, identity, or leadership growth

Most people don’t fall short because they lack discipline. They fall short because they have never seen themselves clearly enough to change. In this episode of the Me Inc Podcast, wellness and life coach Obi Chuku shares one of the clearest examples of intentional reinvention. His journey from Nigeria to becoming a respected voice in wellness is compelling not because of the steps he took, but because of the clarity guiding each one. Obi’s experience reflects a core Me Inc. belief: ✨ Human potential expands when identity, purpose, and performance finally align. This conversation explores a grounded, realistic framework for rebuilding wellness and performance in the middle of real life — where careers, responsibilities, leadership demands, and personal growth all intersect. Together, we examine how to create alignment without burnout, without constant restarts, and without relying on intensity over clarity. 🎙️ In this episode, we cover: • 🔍 Building unshakable motivation by anchoring to your “why” • 🌱 Using gratitude and abundance to shift mindset and performance • 🧩 Aligning movement, nutrition, and regeneration into one integrated system • 🧠 Leveraging emotional intelligence to support sustainable progress • ⚖️ Applying a coaching model that strengthens wellness, leadership, and long-term performance If you’re stepping into 2025–2026 with goals around health, leadership presence, identity, or confidence, this episode offers a clear, practical starting point. 🎙️ Guest: Obi Chuku — Wellness & Life Coach 🎙️ Host: Nigel Franklyn — Me Inc Podcast

We dig into emotional intelligence as a performance skill, not a soft trait, and show how self-awareness, energy management, and clear communication change outcomes. John Hughes shares pre and post‑pandemic EQ data, live coaching moments, and practical tools to lead with clarity and care. • four energies linking physical, emotional, mental, spiritual • simple, repeatable self-awareness practices that stick • how EQ‑i 2.0 reveals strengths and derailers • pre‑pandemic confidence vs post‑pandemic drops in key skills • empathy and assertiveness balance for clearer leadership • inclusion as a felt experience, not a metric • team rituals that build recognition and learning • mood tracking tools to improve regulation and choices • tactics to reduce overthinking and protect decision quality • concrete steps to reset clarity on roles and deliverables If you're enjoying the episode, don't forget to subscribe, share with a friend or colleague, and let us know your thoughts.

From the lively streets of Flint, Michigan, to the tranquil spaces of a Polish monastery, Timothy Lewis' journey to cultivating mindfulness has been nothing short of a transformative adventure. As a mindfulness coach and an embodied movement educator, Timothy has deeply explored the intersection of mindfulness and movement, incorporating elements from his background in music, dance, and athletics. In our enriching conversation, he shares his unique life experiences that have shaped his approach to mindfulness teaching. As we traverse through Timothy's enlightening narrative, we get to uncover the profound influence of embodied movement, cultural backgrounds, and the role of emotional intelligence in his mindfulness coaching. Listen in, as he discusses how his initial misconceptions about Germany were challenged and how he made a transition from a Polish monastery back to teaching in the bustling heart of New York City. Timothy also offers invaluable insights into the tools of breath work, journaling, movement, and yoga as means to manage stress and anxiety effectively. In the latter part of our conversation, the importance of meditation as a mental exercise is touched upon, along with some effective strategies for beginners to engage neutrally with their thoughts. Discussions delve deeper into understanding the role of triggers and the physical body in addressing them mindfully. From finding a comfortable seated position to beginning with breath awareness, Timothy provides practical advice on starting a mindfulness practice. Enjoy this insightful episode with Timothy Lewis, as we discover the profound impact of mindfulness and embodied movement on emotional intelligence and well-being.' Contact Timothy: Timothy’s Profile linkedin.com/in/timothyl Website linktr.ee/TimothyL (Other) Email timothyd.lewis@gmail.com

Do you ever feel like you're running on a hamster wheel, trying to squeeze out every ounce of productivity from your day? What if I told you the answer isn't in cramming more hours into your work, but rather in the quality of time you invest? Let's take a journey with Don Wetmore, a businessman and teacher who found himself in the productivity space by accident. He has a wealth of insights to share from his 30 years of teaching and coaching, particularly on the crucial role of a coach in moving you from Point A to Point B. From growing up in a blue-collar family to becoming a successful businessman, Don's unique perspective on productivity and personal responsibility will challenge you to rethink your own habits. He talks about the cultural differences in productivity norms, the power of setting boundaries, and the importance of having a clear destination. Plus, hear his poignant story of a couple struggling with equitable wealth distribution, highlighting the gravity of making timely decisions. Finally, prepare to be inspired as Don shares personal stories of overcoming doubt and pursuing goals. He talks about balancing priorities, being of service, and the significant interplay between emotional intelligence and personal productivity. Get ready to take notes as Don's journey and insights serve as a blueprint for anyone looking to enhance their productivity and make meaningful decisions in their life. Don't miss out on this opportunity to redefine your understanding of productivity and start making better decisions today! Contact Don: Dr. Donald E. Wetmore Certified Executive Coach, Consultant and Trainer Author, "Organizing Your Life" and "The Productivity Handbook" Productivity Institute Personal Productivity Solutions to Leverage Your Impact 488B Commanche Lane Stratford, CT 06614 (203) 394-8216 ctsem@msn.com http://www.productivity-institute.com Follow Don on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/timemanagement Follow Don on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/timeguy

What if the key to a thriving life lies not just in the physical, but emotional? Imagine if we could rewire our neural networks, make conscious choices, and foster a strong sense of identity and confidence. Join us as we delve into these intriguing ideas with our guest, psychosexual expert Justina Victoria. In this enlightening conversation, Justina shares her life story, shedding light on how our childhood experiences shape our identities and relationships. We discuss the importance of emotional intelligence, the power of choice, and the role of awareness in decision-making. Navigating change, embracing uncertainty, and fostering social connections are all key themes, infused with insights from Justina's own personal development journey and her work helping men tackle significant challenges. The discussion takes a deeper look at men's issues, including the startling male suicide rate and struggles with things like erectile dysfunction. Justina shares her experiences and processes for helping men, emphasizing the importance of connection and well-being. We also touch on the complex world of attachment styles and their impact on our relationships. From exploring personal identity to understanding the importance of emotional investment, this episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone seeking to understand themselves and others better. Join us in this fascinating exploration of the human psyche with Justina Victoria. Bio: Justina Victoria is the founder of The Boys Club & Sexual Mastery NYC / Ireland. She coaches men to create the mind-blowing sex, love and intimacy they crave. Justina is a certified Sex, Love & Relationship coach through The Tantric Institute of Integrated Sexuality, trained by Layla Martin, world renown sex coach.  Justina is an expert in men's love & sex, working with men for many years. She has a vast understanding of what men want and need to feel fulfilled in their love lives. She helps men to step fully in their masculine power and feel confident in life and love. She has immense wisdom in the mysteries of love, emotional development, communication, relationship dynamics, masculine energy and sexuality. Contact: www.justinavictoria.com linkedin.com/in/justinagioia www.youtube.com/@thejustinavictoria

What does authentic leadership look like, and how can it change our lives? Ponder this as you join me and Kathy Eastwood, CEO and founder of E Equals Why, in a transformational discussion about leadership, self-discovery, and personal growth. Kathy gives us a glimpse into her journey from corporate America to creating a leadership framework aimed at eradicating bad management. As an overachiever, she chronicles her struggle to align her values with her goals, revealing how a year off led her to redefine her path and become a 'player' in her life. Drawing from our frank conversations, we dig deep into the fear of change and the power of choice. Kathy shares her experience of a young marriage, the fear of failure, and the ultimate liberation she found in redefining her life narrative. Together, we lift the lid on the elusive 8% who are successful at achieving their goals and how intrinsic changes can help you join this elite group. We also delve into the E3 Leadership Framework and its power to help you prioritize and execute change in your own life. As our conversation unravels, we exchange thoughts on managing self-doubt and the transformative power of personal growth. Kathy shares the 'Miracle Morning' routine, a testament to the significance of self-care in the realm of leadership. She also shares her experience with the EQi 2.0 assessment. We wrap up with a thought-provoking exploration of self-leadership and the courage to speak up, highlighting the importance of continuous learning in our leadership journeys. This conversation is not just about leadership, it’s about learning how to manage ourselves to achieve our goals. The insights here are invaluable for leaders and anyone seeking to live a more authentic and fulfilled life. E3 Leadership Bootcamp: Register here - https://bit.ly/E3Bootcamp Discount Code: MEINC10 Kathy's Contact: Linkedin - linkedin.com/in/kathyeastwood Website - eequalswhy.com  Email - keastwood@eequalswhy.com

Have you ever wondered how a boy from a tiny village in Niger, with no electricity or running water, could transform into a tax-reclaim specialist and then a filmmaker in America? Join us as we chat with Souley Oumarou, exploring his fascinating life journey - a narrative of resilience, continuous learning, and personal growth. We touch upon our shared experiences of childhood, the magic of Sunday cartoons, and how a single TV channel can shape a life; to the extent where a kid from Niger, looking forward to French cartoons on Sunday evenings, eventually finds himself in New York City. Souley's journey wasn't just a physical transition from Niger to America, it was a journey of intellectual exploration and self-discovery. Listen in as Souley shares how music became his English teacher, and how his curiosity led him to connect with students at Boston University, paving the stepping stones for his education in the city that never sleeps. Excitingly, we'll explore Souley's drastic transition from Wall Street accounting to the world of filmmaking, and how a chance encounter at a Trinidadian restaurant intertwined our paths. We wrap up our conversation by delving into the concept of change and personal growth. Souley and I reflect on how change is not a synonym for failure, but rather a crucial part of our life journey. You'll learn from Souley’s current mission of helping others tell their stories while sharing his own journey. We touch upon his motivation to leave a legacy, stress coping mechanisms, and his longing to give back to his community. Buckle up as we navigate the complexities of raising a child in Qatar while being based in the US, and the richness that such a global life brings. Join us for a conversation that is as diverse and rich as the tapestry of life itself.

Have you ever been intrigued by how someone can transition from a professional golf player to a successful lawyer, only to return to the golfing scene as a world-renowned coach? Meet Paul Kaster, who will take us through his inspiring journey, weaving in the tale of how a golf club discovered on a baseball field in Chicago changed his life forever. Paul's passion for golf is infectious, and his story offers a unique perspective on embracing change, overcoming setbacks, and finding one's true calling. Paul shares fascinating insights into how he has incorporated technology to deliver personalized coaching programs, shifting from using flight scope and trackman to the GC quad, a photo-based system with four cameras. Listeners will gain a fresh understanding of how data and pattern recognition can be leveraged to improve golfing skills and how embracing technology can revolutionize training methods. His experience serving the division of youth and family services adds a whole new dimension to his story and offers a profound understanding of the social impact of sport. This conversation isn't just about golf. Paul opens up about his interests outside of the sport, like playing the guitar and self-improvement, revealing how these activities have helped him develop qualities essential for golf. He also passionately talks about how golf can be a metaphor for life, underscoring the significance of managing emotions and being open to learning. Prepare to be inspired and enlightened as you join us in this engaging conversation about passion, perseverance, and personal growth. Check out Paul's Website  - Golf Lessons and Golf Coaching - New Jersey - Paul Kaster Golf Coaching His coaching is game-changing! 

Join us as we sit down with the globe-trotting, deal-making, sales guru, Tom Stuker. Having clocked up an astonishing 23 million miles with United Airlines, Tom is the definition of a frequent flyer. His journey has taken him from peddling cars to founding a global consultancy firm, taking him around the world over 900 times and offering him a unique perspective on life, sales, and the power of seizing unexpected opportunities. This episode is a treasure trove of insight and wisdom. Come along as we unpack Tom's unique 'smart sales' technique, a customer-friendly approach that turned him into a sales sensation. We delve into his transition from the auto industry to the world of global consulting and discover the importance he places on education as a source of motivation. We also discuss his views on business planning, capitalization, and proactive selling, as well as his philosophy of respect and love. From buying tea sets to managing jet lag, Tom's world is filled with fascinating twists and turns. He shares riveting stories from his vast flying experiences Not one to stay grounded, Tom continues to reach out, using his experiences to inspire and assist others. His philanthropic efforts to end children's cancer and his dedication to helping others become the best versions of themselves are just as impressive as his frequent flyer miles. This is not just a journey through air miles; this is a journey through life, business, and the human spirit.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to completely transform your life? To go from a stay-at-home mom to a successful entrepreneur, trading a 4000-square-foot house for a 240-square-foot boat? Join us as we welcome Deborah Marlor, the CEO of Simplicity, Life, and Leadership Coaching, who did just that and more. Deborah's journey is one of adventure, resilience, and transformation. We promise, her story will inspire you to sail into uncharted waters of your own life. Deborah's life has been anything but ordinary. From growing up in Erie, Pennsylvania, and ending up in the Caribbean, she shares the highs and lows of her journey, including an encounter with lightning, and how it shaped her perspective on life. Deborah's determination to succeed despite not having a college degree led her to work with major companies like Symantec, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, and Voltage Security. Her story is a testament to the power of resolve and the tranquility she found in the ocean. But there's more to Deborah than her adventurous spirit and impressive career. In her pursuit of personal growth and self-discovery, she became a certified life coach and passionately advocates for emotional intelligence and the importance of following one's dreams. Listen in as she shares her wisdom, reflections, and advice to her younger self, reminding us that it's never too late to embrace change and make a meaningful impact on others. Prepare to be inspired and set sail on your own remarkable journey.

What if your most significant asset was not your house, car, or bank account, but something far more valuable? Welcome to an enlightening and transformative episode where we pave the way for personal growth and self-mastery. Your host, Nigel Franklyn, takes you on an intriguing journey exploring the principle of 'me ink' and the importance of investing in oneself, from physical well-being to mental resilience and spiritual fortitude. Hear about Nigel's journey of overcoming limiting beliefs and his holistic approach to wellness that will inspire you to rethink your path to self-discovery. Can you recall a time when you felt pushed to optimize your life? As we shift gears, Nigel shares his experiences from around the globe, discussing how international travel for work acted as a catalyst for managing himself for success and optimizing his life. From discovering a narcolepsy diagnosis to implementing life-changing advice, Nigel dives deep into the significance of self-care, self-leadership, and self-mastery. Get ready to be stirred as we delve into the importance of exposure to the world, fostering new ideas, and how habits shape our lives. Imagine shifting your mindset and breaking free from auto-pilot. In this enlightening discussion,  Nigel shares how he leveraged his strengths, shifted his perception, communication, and management of stress through EQI assessments, and used a strength-based coaching approach to master himself.

What if you could learn the secrets of resilience and adaptability from someone who has faced numerous challenges? Join us for an inspiring conversation with our guest, Adam Asopa, a financial analyst, and self-proclaimed half-baked philosopher. We venture into his incredible journey starting from Togo, West Africa, to the United States, as he navigates marriage, fatherhood, corporate America, and even a traumatic brain injury. Adam's wisdom on embracing a growth mindset and maintaining a daily routine to support his wellbeing is truly awe-inspiring. Throughout our discussion, Adam shares the invaluable lessons he gained from facing various inflection points in his life. He opens up about the impact of moving away from home, embracing new environments, and learning to set healthy boundaries. His experience overcoming the challenges of a demanding career, while still being a supportive husband and father, is a testament to the power of self-care and discipline. Don't miss out on Adam's pocket-sized philosophy on transforming insights into action, and how developing a self-compassionate internal dialogue has helped him thrive in all aspects of his life. His holistic approach to self-care, including sleep, exercise, and being part of a supportive community, will inspire you to make positive changes in your own journey. Tune in for a truly motivating conversation filled with valuable life lessons, and discover the incredible resilience of the human spirit!

Join us on the Me Inc. Podcast as we sit down with Aliann Pompey, an Olympic athlete and motivational speaker, for an inspiring conversation on overcoming obstacles and achieving greatness. Discover the mindset and resilience that propelled Aliann to become a four-time Olympian and Commonwealth Games gold medalist. Gain practical insights and motivation to unlock your true potential. Tune in now and embrace personal growth on the Me Inc. Podcast with Aliann Pompey. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Biography Aliann Pompey is a former professional track and field athlete from Guyana, who has transitioned into a successful coaching career. Born in Georgetown, Guyana, Pompey specialized in the 400-meter sprint and is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished athletes in Guyanese history. Currently, Aliann Pompey serves as the coach of the track and field program at Saint John's University. Her role as a coach allows her to impart her wealth of knowledge and experience to the next generation of athletes, shaping their skills and helping them achieve their athletic goals. Prior to her coaching career, Pompey had an illustrious athletic journey that spanned over two decades. She competed in four consecutive Olympic Games from 2000 to 2012, representing Guyana. Her dedication and talent made her a beloved figure in her home country and an inspiration to aspiring athletes. During her competitive career, Pompey achieved significant milestones, including winning a gold medal in the women's 400 meters at the 2002 Commonwealth Games held in Manchester, England. Her exceptional performances earned her a place among the elite athletes in her discipline. Pompey attended Manhattan College in New York City, United States, on a scholarship in 1996. There, she continued to excel in track and field, earning multiple All-American honors and conference titles. She graduated with a degree in finance, marking the completion of her collegiate athletic career. Following her retirement from competitive athletics, Pompey turned her focus towards coaching and mentoring young athletes. Her extensive experience and passion for the sport led her to Saint John's University, where she assumed the role of coach, guiding and developing the skills of the university's track and field team. As a coach, Pompey plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of track and field, nurturing talent, and instilling a strong work ethic in her athletes. She remains actively involved in promoting the sport in Guyana, inspiring the next generation of athletes to reach their full potential. Aliann Pompey's transition from an accomplished athlete to a respected coach showcases her dedication and commitment to the sport of track and field. Her influence extends beyond her own achievements, as she continues to leave a lasting impact on the lives of aspiring athletes under her tutelage at Saint John's University.

Aliann Pompey is a former professional track and field athlete from Guyana, who has transitioned into a successful coaching career. Born in Georgetown, Guyana, Pompey specialized in the 400-meter sprint and is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished athletes in Guyanese history. Currently, Aliann Pompey serves as the coach of the track and field program at Saint John's University. Her role as a coach allows her to impart her wealth of knowledge and experience to the next generation of athletes, shaping their skills and helping them achieve their athletic goals. Prior to her coaching career, Pompey had an illustrious athletic journey that spanned over two decades. She competed in four consecutive Olympic Games from 2000 to 2012, representing Guyana. Her dedication and talent made her a beloved figure in her home country and an inspiration to aspiring athletes. During her competitive career, Pompey achieved significant milestones, including winning a gold medal in the women's 400 meters at the 2002 Commonwealth Games held in Manchester, England. Her exceptional performances earned her a place among the elite athletes in her discipline. Pompey attended Manhattan College in New York City, United States, on a scholarship in 1996. There, she continued to excel in track and field, earning multiple All-American honors and conference titles. She graduated with a degree in finance, marking the completion of her collegiate athletic career. Following her retirement from competitive athletics, Pompey turned her focus towards coaching and mentoring young athletes. Her extensive experience and passion for the sport led her to Saint John's University, where she assumed the role of coach, guiding and developing the skills of the university's track and field team. As a coach, Pompey plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of track and field, nurturing talent, and instilling a strong work ethic in her athletes. She remains actively involved in promoting the sport in Guyana, inspiring the next generation of athletes to reach their full potential. Aliann Pompey's transition from an accomplished athlete to a respected coach showcases her dedication and commitment to the sport of track and field. Her influence extends beyond her own achievements, as she continues to leave a lasting impact on the lives of aspiring athletes under her tutelage at Saint John's University.

John J. Hughes has been working in the field of emotional intelligence development and coaching since 2008. He is currently the president of E.I. Assessments, LLC, which provides executive coaching services focused on measuring and developing emotional intelligence skills in business leaders, managers, and professional staff. John works with companies to help them utilize emotional intelligence assessments, such as the EQ-i 2.0®, for leadership and career development. John gained experience in management and leadership development at IBM before working as a senior internal HR consultant for the business side departments at the New York Times. Since 2010, he has been a faculty member and executive coach for the Partnership, an organization that works with corporations to attract, retain, and develop multicultural executives and professionals, as an executive coach. Over the years, John has presented on the topics of emotional intelligence, inclusive leadership, and executive development at various conferences and events. He has spoken at the World Diversity Leadership Summit, the Institute for Supply Management, ESPN’s Women Leadership Conference, and MLB Winter Meeting. His clients include several major corporations such as COMCAST, MIT Lincoln Lab, Baystate Health, Amway, PepsiCo, Customers Bank, John Hancock, Fidelity Investments, Biogen, Parexel, Putnam Investments, TJX Companies, RISE Construction, Arrow Electronics, Diversified Search, Liberty Mutual, Vertex, Cardinal Health, Froedtert, and Cricket Communications. His non-profit clients include Catholic Charities of New York, the Jewish Daily Forward, and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. In 2017, John coached participants in ADP’s Multicultural Leadership Development Program and presented on emotional intelligence and executive development at Prudential’s 11th Annual Black Leadership Forum Symposium. In 2019, he became an MHS Training Partner and began certifying HR professionals and coaches in the EQi 2.0 and EQ 360 assessments. Since 2021, John has been working as a senior lecturer with Texas A&M University’s Master of Engineering Technical Management program, which focuses on developing emotional intelligence using the EQi assessment. Currently, he is working with certified EQi coaches and HR professionals who are interested in learning his debrief process. For more information, you can contact John at eiasssessments@gmail.com. 

Coach David Lipscomb is a highly respected fitness expert and performance coach known for his expertise in sports-specific training and whole systems approach to athlete development. With over 30 years of experience in the fitness industry, Coach Lipscomb has developed a strong reputation for his results-driven approach and commitment to helping athletes achieve their full potential. Coach Lipscomb is the Founder and Head Coach of CIS Training Systems, a leading Women-Owned and Minority-Owned performance coaching and cycling company. Located in NYC, CIS Training Systems has become a go-to destination for athletes of all levels looking to improve their athletic performance and achieve their fitness goals. Coach David Lipscomb's dedication to helping athletes achieve their best performance, combined with his extensive knowledge and experience in fitness and sports performance, has earned him a reputation as a top coach. His unwavering commitment to excellence and passion for helping athletes reach their full potential makes him a respected fitness and sports performance community figure. Beyond his work with athletes, Coach Lipscomb is a thought leader in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. David Lipscomb is a renowned expert in Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) with a strong background in advocating for inclusivity and fostering diversity in various settings. With over 20 years of experience, Lipscomb has emerged as a leading voice in promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace, education, and community settings. #meinchelp #emotionalintelligence #CIStrainingsystems #mindset #excellence 

This episode features Andrew Codd, CGMA, MBA. Andrew is President of Finnetics which delivers finance productivity software as a service to drive measurable top- and bottom-line improvements across medium and large-sized enterprises. Andrew is also a bestselling author, speaker, coach, trainer, and podcaster, regularly contributing finance thought-leadership via the top-rated Strength in the Numbers Show (#SITN), listened to in 170+ countries worldwide, helping create more influential and engaged finance professionals who solve significant problems for their organizations. He has over 20 years’ of experience in leading and effectively developing Global Finance and Sales talent at recognizable brands like Pepsi, Three, Virgin, and Dell in a variety of countries across different continents. Away from work Andrew can be found in his garden and enjoying the treasures of the Wild Atlantic Way with his family in the southwest of Ireland. Connect with Andrew at andrew@avfww.com or via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewcodd/ Check out Andrew's podcast at Home - #SITN Strength In The Numbers (sitnshow.com)

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