Today I’m joined by Cleo Knight.

Cleo's Leaving Cert didn’t go to plan, and she’s proof that it’s not the end of the story.

Today she works in education as a lecturer & coordinator of a tertiary degree in business and psychology.

She’s on a mission to put further education on the map and to remind every young person that they can go further than they think.

Cleo is also newly crowned Ms Ireland and founder of the Further Than You Think campaign.

Enjoy the conversation.

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What a joy to have Caoimhe guest on the pod.

This conversation is all about change and creativity and taking scary leaps in life. Caoimhe shares her story of completely shifting her career so that she could work and live with more creativity in her life.

Today she coaches people to make similar changes while embracing creativity as a way of being more vibrant and more ourselves in our lives.

Combining her background in engineering, creativity and coaching, Caoimhe brings a unique blend of structure and imagination to help people gain clarity on what they want, focus on what matters and develop the mindset to move forward with confidence.

Enjoy the conversation.

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Today I'm joined by Joanne Begley, founder of For After I've Gone, a series of end of life legacy journals for people to leave their loved ones for after they die.
Joanne's idea came from love. She supported a friend with MND who wanted to leave something meaningful for her children, and when she couldn't find anything on the market to suit her friend, she created it herself.

Joanne also lives with her own health challenges. Her personal experience led her to reflect deeply on mortality. Instead of looking away, she turned it into something that helps other families. Her background is in social care, and she has an end of life therapy diploma and is studying to become a death doula.
Today the collection includes editions for parents, siblings, partners and friends, giving people a way to capture the things that so often go unsaid.

We talk about why these conversations matter, how to start them, and what it means to build a business around legacy while living with your own health story. It's a moving, honest and surprisingly uplifting conversation, and I think it will stay with you.

You can connect with Joanne here on her Instagram

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