This weeks episode covers loads of topics including spontaneous calling, writing a book, running a marathon, being weird, lucky number 18, saying no and tapping into other peoples minds? And all under 40 mins!

Both Jane and Hazel have big goals on the horizon which they chat about and explain what keeps them on track towards these and what disrupts them.

With a focus on the importance of choosing to stretch ourselves to build resilience for when life throws something in that you aren't expecting.

Enjoy the episode and please share with someone who you think needs a bit more energy!

How many times have you said to yourself that you want to do this or you want to do that? But in reality do nothing?

This is something we all do, sometimes because we make our goals unrealistic or the effort to make the change is too much. Perhaps we don’t have the right support around us or we simply don’t know where to start?

But if we really do want to change then we must implement some change!

This episode kicks off with Hazel asking the following question - Jane, why am I feeling so squidgy? So your hosts do a live coaching session to delve into why what Hazel was doing in her 20’s doesn’t seem to be working for her now?

Listen to the episode to understand the impact of our narrative, our stress and energy levels, and the way we talk to ourselves contributes to how we are feeling about the squidge!

There are some great top tips on small and simple changes that you can incorporate into your day which will result in giving you more energy which lets face it has a massive impact on how we are feeling.

This weeks episode gives a recap of Hazels four season half marathon and Jane’s drunken marathon before the two share stories of their best work failures.

Of course Jane struggles with the word failure and tries to put the positive slant on it claiming never to have failed anything except a minibus driving test at University...

The chat goes on to Hazel opening up and talking about how a work failure for her turned into the best thing that could have ever happened. Going from crying in the carpark to gathering her energy to do something to put her on a different pathway.

Most people might come up with 3 things they might tell a younger self but Hazel delves into 7 things!

One key one being around doing the work on yourself, which links to how we all find more energy to deal with the rest of life.

Returning from the sense of failure is the skill we need to develop and this is only something we can do with some energy.

We cover a lot of ground in this episode, we hope it helps in some small way.