In this episode, we sit down with Sophia Maslin - barrister turned founder of Morby, the modern estate-planning platform - to explore why planning for the future doesn’t have to be complicated, morbid, or reserved for later in life.

After losing a family member in their thirties, Sophia discovered just how unprepared most people are when it comes to wills - not because they don’t care, but because the process feels confusing, outdated, and overwhelming. Morby was born to change that.

We dive into how Sophia is demystifying wills, reframing them as a core part of financial wellness, and helping a whole generation take control of their futures with clarity, confidence, and even humour.

Sophia opens up about her personal story, the misconceptions holding people back, and what it’s been like disrupting one of the most traditional corners of the legal world.

We talk:
💭 Why so many Millennials & Gen Z avoid wills (even though they know they need one)
🐾 The surprising things you can protect in a will, from pets to social media
📱 How tech, design & AI are modernising a dusty, outdated industry
🌱 Why planning for the future is an act of self-care, not morbidity
🗂 The reality of building a startup, raising investment & disrupting a legacy sector
✨ The mindset shift that helped Sophia pivot from law to entrepreneurship

KEY MOMENTS:

0:00 Intro & Meet Sophia

1:00 Sophia’s journey law journey

3:00 The personal story behind Morby

10:00 Why we avoid talking about death & planning for the future

13:00 Taking something hard to face & reframing it with humour

17:00 The disconnect between what we know we should do & what we actually do

21:00 What can wills protect for people that don’t have big assets

25:00 Turning a complex, traditional process into something simple

31:00 Sophia’s first business: Revolt model agency

39:00 Hot takes on wills, legacy, manifestation and peace of mind

42:00 What Sophia wishes she knew sooner

🎙 Hosts: Senna & Serenity
📍 Guest: Sophia Maslin (@morbyapp)
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In this episode, we sit down with Hanan Tantush - award-winning designer and founder of Intotum, the adaptive fashion brand redefining what it means to create clothing that’s functional, comfortable, and beautiful.

After watching her grandfather struggle to find clothing that felt both practical and empowering, Hanan set out to change the fashion industry from the inside out - designing garments with the disabled community, not just for them.

From building Intotum from scratch to winning £70,000 at the inaugural NatWest Accelerator Pitch and being named one of Drapers’ 30 Under 30, Hanan shares what it takes to build a business rooted in purpose - and why inclusivity should never come as an afterthought.

We talk:
👗 What adaptive fashion really means and why it matters
💡 The story behind Intotum’s mission to make clothing accessible for everyone
🔥 How to pitch with purpose (and win big)
🧵 The future of inclusive design and representation in fashion

If you care about innovation, impact, or the power of design to make life better - this conversation is for you.

KEY MOMENTS:

0:00 Intro & meet Hanan

4:00 Why Hanan felt she had to do something

7:00 How Hanan got into sewing and fashion design

8:00 The meaning behind the name Intotum

9:00 Turning the idea into a business

13:00 Hanan’s experience winning business pitches

22:00 Balancing function, fashion and comfort

28:00 Designing with the community, rather than for them

33:00 The challenge of breaking into the fashion industry

37:00 Why Intotum is expanding into sportswear

43:00 Advice for other founders pitching their business

54:00 How the NatWest Accelerator pitch will change things for Intotum

1:00 Hot takes on function vs fashion and representation in the industry

1:02 Hanan’s advice on a listener dilemma

1:03 What Hanan wishes she knew sooner

🎙 Hosts: Senna & Serenity
📍 Guest: Hanan Tantush (@intotum_fashion)
🔗 Follow us @whatiwishiknewsoonerpod

In this episode, we sit down with George Bell — author of Be a Man About It: Building a Healthier Idea of Masculinity — to unpack one of the most important and misunderstood conversations of our time: men, mental health, and modern masculinity.

Released during Movember, Men’s Health Awareness Month, this episode dives into why so many men are struggling in silence, how cultural expectations around strength and emotion are affecting them, and what needs to change in the way we talk about masculinity.

George shares what inspired him to write the book, the patterns he’s seen through his research and interviews, and how we can all play a part in breaking unhelpful cycles and creating healthier models of strength, vulnerability, and connection.

We talk:
💭 The silent pressure cooker men are living with today
🧠 How the myths of masculinity are fuelling disconnection and burnout
💬 Why vulnerability isn’t weakness and what healthy strength looks like
🌍 How we can all play a part in reshaping the conversation

KEY MOMENTS:

0:00 Introduction & Meet George

2:00 Why men are cracking under the weight of cultural & societal norms

4:30 Have men always felt this way or is it new?

6:15 Why is male mental health still fairly unspoken about?

9:30 Opening up emotionally to men vs. women

16:15 Learning emotional intelligence at school

18:00 Is the damage already done or can it be reversed?

19:30 George’s thoughts on Netflix’s Adolescence

22:30 How social media has shaped the idea of masculinity

27:30 Breaking the cycle for future generations

30:15 Advice for men who didn’t have positive role models

37:00 The role women play in the cycle

47:30 Interviews from the book that will change your perspective on masculinity

52:30 Steven Fry’s review of the Be a Man About It book

55:00 What gives George hope that the conversation is starting to change

58:30 Hot takes on men fearing emotion, needing vulnerability, and the difference between how men & women talk to their friends

1:05 What George wishes he knew sooner

🎙 Hosts: Senna & Serenity
📍 Guest: George Bell (@georgeybell)
🔗 Follow us @whatiwishiknewsoonerpod

In this episode, we sit down with Kierian Cameron - founder/Cult Leader of Brand Cult, the UK’s first print-only business newspaper created to disrupt boring business advice - to talk about building brands that people don’t just follow, but obsess over.

From starting out as a teacher to launching a cult publication that’s landing on desks across the creative and entrepreneurial world, Kierian shares the bold thinking behind her mission and the lessons she’s learned about brand, storytelling, and standing out in a noisy world.

We dive into what makes people truly connect with a brand, why obsession beats awareness, and how founders and creatives can build communities that care - without selling out or playing by the old rules.

We talk:

🗞️ Why Kierian built a print-only business newspaper in a digital world
🔥 What makes a brand “cult” and how to create one people love
💡 The power of authenticity, vulnerability and storytelling in marketing
📈 How to grow with intention and protect your brand from burnout

If you’re building something and want people to care deeply about it - this conversation is for you.

KEY MOMENTS:

0:00 Intro & meet Kierian

2:00 Kierian’s journey from teacher, to graphic designer, to founder

19:00 How Brand Cult is for the founders who want to scale without selling their soul

20:00 All the topics covered in Brand Cult

26:00 In-person community events for Brand Cult

27:00 How the Brand Cult branding has resonated with audiences

29:00 Ambitions to grow the Brand Cult team

30:00 What makes a brand obsess-worthy?

31:00 The biggest branding mistakes entrepreneurs make at the beginning of their journey

37:00 Rebels in branding

38:00 What made Kierian choose print only in a click-chasing era

40:00 How Brand Cult got traction so quickly

42:00 Building the hype and getting the word out without going down the online route

44:00 What Kierian has learned from shifting careers multiple times

48:00 How Kierian balances being creative whilst being CEO

50:00 Hot takes on building a cult brand, product quality, and bad marketing

52:00 Listener dilemma and Kierian’s advice

54:00 What Kierian wishes she knew sooner

🎙 Hosts: Senna & Serenity
📍 Guest: Kierian Cameron (@houseofcultbrands)
💛Follow Brand Cult: @brand.cultuk
🎧 Listen now on Spotify & YouTube
🔗 Follow us @whatiwishiknewsoonerpod

In this episode, we sit down with Will Polston - mindset strategist, coach, and author of North Star Thinking - to explore how to get clear on what you want, stop making excuses, and finally take action.

Will explains the North Star Thinking framework he’s used to help thousands of people find clarity, get past excuses, and move toward the lives they want. Instead of chasing motivation or waiting for the perfect moment, Will shows how to turn vision into action.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed by options, or unsure where to focus your energy, this conversation will give you the inspiration to move forward.

We talk:
✨ What “North Star Thinking” really means and how to apply it to everyday life
🧭 Why clarity beats motivation when it comes to results
💭 How to take consistent action even when you don’t feel ready
🚀 The role of accountability and environment in success
🔑 The mindset shifts that turn ideas into lasting results

If you’re ready to swap confusion for clarity and excuses for action, this episode is for you.

KEY MOMENTS:

0:00 Intro & Meet Will

02:00 Achieving financial success but feeling unfulfilled

04:00 The Tony Robbins talk that shifted Will’s mindset

09:00 What finding your North Star means

11:00 How people can can get toward their North Star

17:00 The kind of people Will is helping & where they are on their journey

20:00 The most underrated tool for transformation

27:00 Why so many ambitious people still feel unfulfilled

33:00 Spotting misalignment in people

35:00 The common thread between Will’s business investments

40:00 How building businesses helps Will’s coaching

47:00 Beliefs and mindset shifts from the North Star Thinking book

52:00 Hot takes on ambition, routines and turning failures into wins

56:00 Will’s advice on a listener dilemma

1:00 What Will wishes he knew sooner

🎙 Hosts: Senna & Serenity
💡 Guest: Will Polston (@willpolston)
🔗 Follow us @whatiwishiknewsoonerpod

In this episode, we sit down with Mervyn Reid Nelson - body confidence coach, photographer, and founder of You at Yours - to explore what it really means to feel at home in your body.

Mervyn shares how his journey from wedding photographer to body confidence coach revealed a bigger truth: it’s never really about the photos, it’s about what happens when you stop hiding, let go of self-criticism, and allow yourself to be seen.

Instead of chasing perfection or filters, Mervyn’s work is about creating spaces where people can rediscover joy, confidence, and self-acceptance - exactly as they are. From navigating social media pressures to redefining what confidence looks like across generations, this conversation is both honest and uplifting.

We talk:
📸 Why the photo is just the byproduct of real transformation
💬 How culture, family & society shape our body image
🔒 Why safety, trust & boundaries are at the heart of confidence
🌊 From Oxford Circus to Tower Bridge: powerful client stories of liberation
🔑 What it means to stop waiting for “someday” and love yourself now

If you’ve ever felt held back by body image, struggled with self-esteem, or wondered how to show up more fully in your life, this episode is for you.

KEY MOMENTS:

00:00 Intro & meet Mervyn

01:00 Why Mervyn pivoted from wedding to body confidence photography

03:00 Where our low self-esteem comes from

06:00 How You at Yours balances empowerment and authenticity

12:00 How to feel confident without external praise and affirmation

16:00 The different photoshoots You at Yours offers

21:00 What happens at a You at Yours shoot

21:00 What does confidence really mean and what are we getting wrong

27:00 Can you really “fake it til you make it”?

32:00 The difference in how different generations approach being seen

39:00 How Mervyn’s work is challenging mainstream beauty standards

42:00 How working in this space has changed the way Mervyn sees himself

48:00 The advice Mervyn would give to his 10-year old self

54:00 The most difficult part of Mervyn’s job emotionally

58:00 Small shifts people can make when struggling with low self-esteem and body image

1:02 Unexpected challenges of building You at Yours

1:06 Hot takes on the beauty industry, confidence, being photogenic and loving your body

1:12 Mervyn gives his advice on a listener dilemma

1:16 What Mervyn wishes he knew sooner

1:18 Episode wrap up

🎙 Hosts: Senna & Serenity
💛 Guest: Mervyn Reid Nelson (@youatyours)
📍 Listen now on Spotify & YouTube
🔗 Follow us @whatiwishiknewsoonerpod

In this episode, we sit down with Jaini, the intuitive channel, energetic guide and founder of Alchemy with Jaini, to explore what it really means to get unstuck in life.

Instead of quick fixes or surface-level self-help, Jaini shares how deep, soul-led tools like astrology and energy work can help you understand your patterns, clear subconscious blocks, and come home to who you really are.

If you’ve been doing all the things and still feel stuck, this conversation is for you.

We talk:

🌙 How astrology reveals your soul’s blueprint

🌀 Healing the parts mindset work misses

💫 The power of channeling, hypnosis & energy work

🔑 What it means to live with purpose and actually believe in yourself

KEY MOMENTS:

00:00 Intro

01:00 Meet Jaini

02:00 How Jaini got into astrology

04:00 Combining mindset work and soul strategy

07:00 What your birth chart can tell you about your purpose

09:00 Why you have the same star sign but a different personality

10:00 What the most misunderstood things about astrology are

12:00 How people can use their birth chart practically in daily life

13:00 Senna’s birth chart reading!

17:00 Why feeling stuck doesn’t mean you’re broken

20:00 The most common blocks Jaini sees in people’s lives

23:00 How people can rewire their patterns and move forward

26:00 How to use pain as fuel

29:00 Jaini’s hypnosis and healing work

32:00 Jaini’s entreprenurial work with Carrie Green

33:00 Using Stan Store for your online business

35:00 Hot takes on star signs, healing and mindset blocks

36:00 Listener dilemma

39:00 What Jaini wishes she knew sooner

42:00 Wrap up and where to find Alchemy with Jaini

🎙 Hosts: Senna & Serenity

💛 Guest: Jaini (@alchemywithjaini)

✨Jaini's Stan Store: https://stan.store/alchemywithjaini

📍 Listen now on Spotify & YouTube

🔗 Follow us @whatiwishiknewsoonerpod

In this episode, we sit down with Sophie Turner, energy scientist and founder of Rhae - the world’s first hormone-syncing app - to unpack periods, power, and patriarchy.

Sophie shares why hormonal health is still so misunderstood, what inspired her to create Rhae, and how she’s challenging outdated narratives around women’s bodies. We dive into her mission to end shame, give women back their power, and build tools that help us understand our cycles, nervous systems, and emotional truths.

From trans inclusion in hormonal health to redefining what self-care really means, this conversation is raw and refreshingly honest.

We talk:

💛 How hormones shape confidence, energy, and identity

🩸 Why the patriarchy keeps us disconnected from our bodies

🧠 The power of nervous system repair and emotional literacy

🚀 Sophie's journey to building Rhae and her vision for the anti-wellness era

If you’ve ever felt confused by your cycle, burnt out by wellness culture, or just want to learn what your body’s been trying to tell you - this episode is for you.

KEY MOMENTS:

00:00: Intro & meet Sophie

01:00: Why Sophie is building Rhae

06:00: How Rhae helps discover hormonal issues

09:00: The patriarchy and underfunding of women’s health

15:00: The anti-wellness era

21:00: Building an inclusive business

24:00: Using AI to create personalised healthcare

28:00: Growing Rhae behind the scenes

30:00: Bringing powerful women together on Playing to Win

39:00: Sophie’s work as an Energy Scientist

45:00: Ancestral patterns, hormonal imprints & emotional timelines

51:00: Hot takes: men’s periods, pilates & matcha, burnout and emotional overwhelm

54:00: Listener dilemma

55:00: Final reflections & what Sophie wishes she knew sooner

🎙 Hosts: Senna & Serenity

✨ Follow us: @whatiwishiknewsoonerpod

🔗 Follow Sophie & Rhae: @thisisrhae / @thisissophiet

🎧Listen to Playing to Win on Spotify and YouTube

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