In episode fourteen of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Jack Whitty. For most of his life, Jack made decisions based on what he thought other people wanted from him, not what he wanted for himself.

He talks about studying IT at college and university despite hating every minute of it, dropping out and being too afraid to tell his dad, working in a coffee shop with horrendous conditions before landing what he describes as the best job he ever had, starting a clothing brand that didn't work out, and taking a council job he thought looked right from the outside but made him miserable on the inside.

He opens up about his mental breakdown, walking away from everything that wasn't serving him, and how he found his purpose in calisthenics coaching.

This one is about what life looks like when you finally stop living it for other people.

You can follow Jack on instagram here - @whittycali - where you can follow his documented journey and find out more about his calisthenics coaching. Jack is as open on instagram as he was in the podcast and is someone to be admired!

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In episode thirteen of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Andy Hosgood. Andy left university being told he would never amount to anything in the world of physiotherapy. What followed was a career that proved every single one of those doubters wrong.

He talks about growing up moving around constantly and developing an ability to connect with absolutely anyone, failing his A-Levels and being offered a university place purely on the strength of his people skills, and building two physiotherapy practices from into thriving businesses that still run today.

He also opens up about working as a physio for a Premier League football club, inside one of the UK's top MMA gyms before running Summit Physio and building it into what it is today. Andy also now mentors leaders and has a fantastic podcast called Unlocking human potential.

This one is about what happens when the people don’t believe in you and you back yourself anyway.

You can find out more about Summit here - https://www.summitphysio.co.uk

You can also listen to Unlocking human potential on all podcast streaming services linked below and also follow the page on Instagram - @Unlock_with_coaching

Apple - podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/unlocking-human-potential-with-andy-hosgood/id1870292360

Spotify - open.spotify.com/show/4Ulz3tJghL1N5itr4KGtd0?si=W-vRpzyNS7uVuiWkEs4uUw

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In episode twelve of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Callum Townsend. Callum has been doubted so many times and has always proved that you can do whatever you put your mind to.

He talks about growing up in Australia and England, convincing himself he'd get into Cambridge University despite everyone around him saying otherwise, failing his Marines fitness test and coming back to pass it as one of the top recruits, running a 2.33 marathon and leaving his dream job as a firefighter to build a coaching business helping endurance athletes push beyond what they think is possible.

This one is about what happens when you simply refuse to accept your own limitations.

You can find Callum’s coaching page on instagram @peakperformanceindurance

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