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

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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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In episode eleven of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Don Hetherington. Don suffered an early life trauma that changed the entire direction of his life. What followed were years of addiction, crime and prison. A cycle he felt he'd never escape.

He talks about what it feels like to be in addiction, spending years in prison, and the moment a chance encounter with an old friend who had been clean for three years changed everything.

He opens up about his last day using, the daily steps he takes to stay clean, and rebuilding relationships with his daughter and his family that he thought were gone forever.

Dons now clean and living a completely different life. And he's just getting started.

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, help is available and you don't have to face it alone. Please reach out.

You can find out more about the Beacon Project talked about in this episode and the fantastic work they do here;

🌐 www.livedlives.uk

📞 01772 280294 or 07777 747169

More help available here;

Inspire Preston — free NHS drug and alcohol support service based in Preston
📍 33 Lune Street, Preston, PR1 2NN
📞 01772 821 440
🌐 inspirelancs.org.uk/referrals

WithYou — free confidential support seven days a week including online chat
🌐 wearewithyou.org.uk

Talk to Frank — free confidential drugs advice any time
📞 0300 123 6600
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In episode ten of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Ben Walker. At just 19 years old, Ben is my youngest guest so far but reached out to me wanting to spread some awareness about autism.

He talks about being diagnosed with autism, struggling with social interaction through school and being bullied as a result. He opens up about how stepping into martial arts changed his confidence, his mindset and his outlook on life.

He also talks about leaving school, finding his way into a pipefitting apprenticeship, and why he thinks his generation needs to stop waiting for opportunities to come to them.

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In episode nine of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Joe ’Taco’ Ormond. At just three months old, Taco was given up by his birth mother in El Salvador in the hope he could have a better life. Soon after, he was adopted by a couple in the UK who gave him exactly that.

He talks about growing up adopted, his love of football, building his own sports massage business, and how the COVID-19 pandemic led him into residential childcare, working with children from some of the most complex and difficult backgrounds imaginable.

There's a quiet irony that isn't lost on him and he now spends his life helping children who, like him, were need of a better start.

He also opens up about meeting his blood sister for the first time, the grief of losing his adoptive mother, becoming a father himself, his alter-ego Taco and the things that keep him grounded.

This one is about full circles, and it stayed with me long after we stopped recording.

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In episode eight of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Jack Clarke. Jack’s career path takes more turns than anyone I've spoken to so far. Graphic design, customer service, complaints handling, answering 999 calls, travelling the world for a pet company, and a redundancy that left him with nothing before a chance conversation with a local business owner led to selling coffees and donuts from a tuktuk van in Chorley. His passion for coffee and customer interaction then found him opening his own coffee shop.

Jack now owns and runs one of the best coffee shops in Preston.

He talks about discovering his passion for customer experience in the most unexpected places, what it takes to bounce back from rock bottom, and why sometimes the best opportunities come from the conversations you never planned to have. This story was fantastic and an absolute pleasure to record.

You can find Jack’s coffee shop on instagram @lifelatelylifelately

Life Lately is on Winkley Street in Preston PR1 2AA and is well worth a visit if you are in the area. Amazing coffee, branding and decor.

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In episode seven of Someone's Gotta Do It, I sit down with Hannah Grey. Hannah’s career path is unlike anything I've heard before. Forensic science, bar work, a decade in insolvency, working with children and finally a digital marketing business she built entirely from scratch.

She talks about her study at university and how a night on the town changed her path and lead her to where she is today. She also gives some great advice to small businesses looking to extend their reach!

This one is about resilience. And it really shows.

Hannah’s work is fantastic and she works with some really cool brands and businesses. You can find out more by following Hannah and her business page on instagram @hannahgreymarketing and @forty_and_co

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