This is the podcast which interviews high performing individuals who have been through adversity but come back stronger. Hosted by Emma Levy, a physiotherapist who has helped elite athletes on their way to Olympic success. This podcast was born following Emma's own trauma when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of just 36. Sat in the chemo chair she set herself the goal of starting a podcast to explore resilience and the importance of mindset. Through discussion with incredible individuals, Emma aims to explore and share amazing real- life stories of finding triumph following trauma, with the ultimate goal of helping others deal with adversity, and inspiring them to do great things.
Each week Emma chats to an inspiring individual who has faced significant life challenges but come back stronger to achieve amazing things.
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This is the podcast which interviews high performing individuals who have been through adversity but come back stronger. Hosted by Emma Levy, a physiotherapist who has helped elite athletes on their way to Olympic success. This podcast was born following Emma's own trauma when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of just 36. Sat in the chemo chair she set herself the goal of starting a podcast to explore resilience and the importance of mindset. Through discussion with incredible individuals, Emma aims to explore and share amazing real- life stories of finding triumph following trauma, with the ultimate goal of helping others deal with adversity, and inspiring them to do great things.
Each week Emma chats to an inspiring individual who has faced significant life challenges but come back stronger to achieve amazing things.
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Holly Morris is a comedian, content creator, and advocate who is sharing her journey of navigating life with ADHD and Autism, discussing the challenges that come with her recent diagnosis.
Join Emma and Holly as they explore the power of vulnerability, the importance of understanding yourself and how humour can be a tool for resilience. Holly opens up about her experiences with anxiety, the pressures of socialising, and the art of masking, revealing how she has learned to embrace her true self.
Holly has built a huge following on Instagram and TikTok by turning life’s most awkward, relatable moments into comedy gold so if you are looking for a laugh whilst discussing the serious topics of neurodiversity, mental health, and the struggles of adult life, this episode is for you.
Key Topics:
· Holly's journey with ADHD and Autism
· The impact of vulnerability on personal growth
· The importance of setting boundaries in relationships
· How humour can help navigate life's challenges
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Iain Ward, also known as the ‘King of Chemo’ was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive brain tumour, in 2020. After being told he had 5 years to live, he put two fingers up to cancer and decided to spend the rest of his days attempting to break a world record for the most amount of money raised EVER for running a marathon.
With over 14 million social media followers, he has already raised nearly half a million pounds and completed 17 marathons and multiple other endurance challenges, all while living with a brain tumour.
Join us today as Iain shares his incredible journey, including his recent challenge of completing 32 half marathons in 32 counties of Ireland with 32 kilograms strapped to him. He discusses the importance of resilience, the power of mindset, and how he navigates life with incurable cancer.
Discover the unique perspective Ian has on life, health, and the importance of exercise, as well as his plans to break the world record for the most money raised for running a marathon.
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Dr. Liz O'Riordan is a former consultant breast surgeon who has faced breast cancer not once, but three times. In this episode Dr Liz shares her incredible journey from being a medical professional to becoming a patient, offering a unique perspective on resilience, self-compassion, and identity.
Join us as we delve into:
· Liz's personal experience with breast cancer and the emotional challenges she faced as both a doctor and a patient.
· The impact of her diagnosis on her career and personal life, including the difficult decision to leave medicine.
· The importance of honest conversations about cancer, body image, and life after treatment.
· Debunking common myths surrounding breast cancer, including the role of lifestyle factors, alternative therapies, and the significance of early detection.
· Liz's journey to finding purpose through writing, speaking, and educating others about cancer.
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Long Lane - Loui Blake is the co-founder of Long Lane, a groundbreaking wellness-first private members club and hotel set to open in Sussex in 2026. In this episode, Loui shares his incredible journey from a nightlife entrepreneur to an accomplished ultra runner and wellness advocate, revealing how he transformed his life after facing personal challenges.
In this episode, you'll discover:
· Loui's unique approach to training for ultra marathons and the importance of mindset in endurance sports.
· The vision behind Long Lane and how it aims to redefine hospitality by prioritising health and wellness.
· Insights into the significance of community, connection, and the role of nutrition in overall well-being.
· Loui's personal experiences with plant medicine and how it helped him navigate trauma and burnout.
· The importance of choosing your discomfort to build resilience and prepare for life's challenges.
Whether you're an endurance athlete, a wellness enthusiast, or someone looking for inspiration to overcome adversity, this episode is packed with valuable insights and motivation.
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Ben Forster’s life reads like the plot of a musical. From his humble beginnings in a working-class Sunderland estate with big dreams of the stage, to winning Andrew Lloyd Webber's Superstar and headlining iconic shows including Jesus Christ Superstar, The Phantom of the Opera, and Elf the Musical, Ben has proven that resilience and determination can lead to extraordinary success.
In this episode, Ben shares his personal story of triumph over adversity, including a devastating on-stage accident that left him with a broken back and leg. He opens up about the challenges he faced during his recovery, the impact on his mental health, and how he fought to reclaim his career.
Now living in the picturesque Lake District, Ben and his partner Paul have transformed a historic country manor into one of the UK's most prestigious holiday homes, hosting some of the UK’s biggest names in showbiz.
Join us as Ben reflects on his journey, the importance of community, the joy of singing, the unexpected paths that life can take and the resilience it takes to get there.
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Lavina Mehta MBE is a personal trainer, wellness coach, TEDx speaker, and author of The Feel Good Fix. In this episode, Lavina shares her incredible journey of resilience, from her personal health challenges to her mission of promoting the health benefits of exercise.
She is a proud British Asian and very passionate about promoting the health benefits of exercise to treat, prevent and reduce the risks of chronic diseases, which are so prevalent in her Asian community.
She is also a patron of the menopause mandate and shares her journey of her own perimenopause on social media to help to normal the conversation around this phase of our lives.
Lavina has done amazing things in the health and wellness space has even been awarded an MBE for her services to Health & Fitness over the Covid Pandemic.
So, for those of you who listen to When Life Gives You lemons regularly – you will know what a massive advocate of exercise I also am so I loved this chat.
Join us as we discuss:
· The importance of exercise for mental health and well-being, encapsulated in Lavina's slogan, "Exercise for sanity, not vanity."
· The impact of resistance training, especially for women as they age, and how to overcome resistance to exercise.
· Lavina's experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, where she launched her "exercise snacks" initiative to help people stay active and connected.
· The significance of breaking taboos around women's health, menopause, and mental health in the South Asian community.
· Practical tips for incorporating movement into daily life, regardless of fitness level.
This episode will give you motivation to start your fitness journey if you’ll struggling, as well as help you to understand the importance of mental health and community support as we get older.
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Lina Nielsen is a remarkable Team GB 400m sprinter and Olympic bronze medallist. Having been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at just 17 years old, Lina has managed to balance elite sport with a chronic condition to become not only a world-class athlete, but also an advocate for those with MS - redefining what’s possible.
In this episode, Lina shares her incredible journey of resilience and determination and we discuss:
· Her experience at the Paris Olympics and the thrill of winning a team medal.
· The challenges of balancing elite athletics with a chronic condition.
· The importance of mindset and self-belief in overcoming adversity.
· Her advocacy work for those living with MS and the importance of raising awareness.
Lina's story is a testament to the power of grit and the belief that anything is possible, even in the face of significant challenges.
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October is Beast Cancer Awareness month so as well as sharing my personal journey as a breast cancer survivor, I aim to raise awareness because early detection saves lives.
In this episode I discuss:
- The significance of regular self-checks and knowing your body
- The importance of early detection and advocacy for yourself
- How to support genuine charities and avoid pinkwashing
- The role of BRCA testing and understanding genetic risks
- Ways to take action for better access to treatment
This episode is not just about raising awareness; it's about turning awareness into action. I encourage listeners to make breast cancer awareness a year-round commitment and I share resources for those affected by breast cancer.
If you found this episode helpful, please share it and follow for more wellness tips and inspiring stories. Let's work together to save lives!
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For Breast Cancer Awareness month I am sharing my personal story of being diagnosed with Breast Cancer at the age of 36 during the COVID pandemic. I reflect on the pivotal moments that led me to start this podcast, including the role of movement and exercise in my healing process and the importance of mindset in overcoming adversity.
Join me as I recount my experiences with diagnosis, treatment, and the emotional challenges of navigating cancer while balancing family life. I also discuss the lessons I've learned from my journey and the incredible individuals I have interviewed throughout the podcast, who have also faced their own challenges and emerged stronger.
In this episode, you'll discover:
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Today I explore the world of biohacking.
In this episode, we explore what biohacking really means—essentially DIY biology aimed at optimizing your body and mind. From tracking sleep with smart rings to the benefits of intermittent fasting and the use of saunas and ice baths, we cover it all!
Discover the potential benefits of biohacking, including increased energy, sharper focus, and even the possibility of slowing down aging. We discuss the importance of personal experimentation, or "n equals 1," and how what works for one person may not work for another.
We also touch on the controversial aspects of biohacking, including extreme regimens like Brian Johnson's $2 million a year project to reverse aging, and the role of technology in tracking our health.
If you're curious about how to get started with biohacking, we share three beginner-friendly tips you can implement today, including morning sunlight exposure, cold showers, and tracking your habits.
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment below with the one habit you'd love to optimize!
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Davinia Taylor is a former actress turned well-being guru, biohacking expert, and three-time best-selling author. In this episode, Davinia shares her incredible journey of transformation and how she overcame alcoholism and weight gain to embrace a healthier lifestyle.
In this episode, Emma and Davinia discuss:
· The impact of cancer on health and wellness
· The importance of resilience and mindset in overcoming adversity
· Davinia's personal experiences with addiction and recovery
· The role of diet, movement, and lifestyle in achieving optimal health
· Insights into biohacking and practical tips for improving well-being
· The significance of sleep and fasting in maintaining health
Davinia also discusses her new book, Future Proof: How to Build Resilience, Feel Younger, and Live Longer, exploring how we can mitigate the effects of aging and chronic illness through lifestyle choices.
Listen to this chat for motivation, practical health tips, or insights into the power of mindset.
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Today I explore the concept of finding your "why." After my own journey through breast cancer, I reflect on how my perspective on performance shifted from merely chasing high achievements to seeking meaningful experiences.
Join me as I share my personal story and offer valuable insights on how to reconnect with your purpose. I pose three thought-provoking questions to help you explore what truly energises you, what others appreciate about you, and when you feel most like yourself.
Whether you're still searching for your 'why' or have already found it, this episode encourages you to embrace the journey and recognise that your purpose doesn't have to be grand to be impactful.
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Sophie Grace Holmes is a remarkable world record holder who has run 36 marathons in 36 days despite living with cystic fibrosis. Diagnosed as a baby and told she might not live to see her 16th birthday, Sophie has defied the odds and transformed her life through running.
Join us as Sophie shares her incredible journey, discussing the challenges she faced, the importance of mindset, and how running has saved her life. She reflects on her experiences with adversity, the power of resilience, and the significance of having a supportive circle.
In this episode, you'll learn about:
· What cystic fibrosis is and how it affects Sophie’s life
· The impact of mindset on overcoming adversity
· Sophie's bucket list and her journey to running 36 marathons
· The importance of pushing boundaries and embracing challenges
· How to start your own running journey, no matter your fitness level
Whether you're an athlete, someone facing challenges, or just looking for inspiration, this episode is packed with valuable insights and motivation.
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In this episode of When Life Gives You Lemons, I dive deep into the topic of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and its often misunderstood nature. Drawing from my personal experience as a mother of a son diagnosed with ADHD, I share insights on how understanding this neurodevelopmental condition can empower individuals and reshape their perspectives.
Join me as I reflect on my journey through my son's diagnosis, the challenges we faced during homeschooling, and the transformative power of knowledge. I discuss the strengths associated with ADHD, including creativity, hyper-focus, and unique problem-solving abilities, while emphasising the importance of reframing ADHD as a strength rather than a challenge.
Throughout the episode, I highlight stories from high-performing individuals who have embraced their ADHD diagnoses, showcasing how it has contributed to their success. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or someone exploring ADHD for yourself, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.
If you resonate with this topic or have your own story to share, we’d love to hear from you in the comments!
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Paul Sculfer was the world's first male supermodel, appearing on magazine covers, catwalks and billboards in the 90’s.
In today’s episode Paul shares his incredible journey from the heights of fame to battling addiction and ultimately finding sobriety.
Paul opens up about his childhood in London, his early days as a boxer, and how he stumbled into the modelling world. He discusses the glamorous yet challenging lifestyle of a supermodel, including the dark undercurrents of addiction that he faced. After years of struggling with alcohol and drugs, Paul sought help and has been sober for over 20 years.
Now a mindset coach and founder of the Stride Foundation, Paul is dedicated to helping others affected by addiction. He shares valuable insights on maintaining a healthy mindset, the importance of seeking help, and how to navigate the challenges of life after addiction.
Join us for a powerful conversation that highlights resilience, the power of mindset, and the journey to recovery.
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As a parent, September marks a unique transition from the carefree days of summer to the structured routines of the school year. In this episode, we explore how to navigate this shift with intention and mindfulness.
Join us as we discuss the challenges of returning to work, the stress of new school years, and the post-holiday blues that can leave us feeling flat. We’ll share insights on how to find joy in the everyday moments and create a sense of purpose in our daily lives.
Learn how to anchor yourself in the present, set realistic mini-goals, and establish small family rituals that make the in-between times feel special. Discover how to embrace the journey rather than just waiting for the next big holiday.
We’d love to hear from you! What’s one thing you plan to do this September to make your everyday life feel more meaningful? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Mitch Hutchcraft has recently completed the world's first and longest triathlon to the top of the world. Mitch swam over 35 km across the English Channel, cycled more than 8,000 miles from France to India, and hiked to the summit of Everest—all in just seven months.
In this episode, Mitch shares his incredible journey, the challenges he faced, and the mindset required to push through adversity. He opens up about the death of his father, the importance of resilience, and how he used his experiences to raise awareness for mental health initiatives and animal conservation.
In this episode, you'll learn about:
· The physical and mental challenges of ultra-endurance events
· The significance of having a strong "why" behind your goals
· The role of mindset in overcoming obstacles
· Mitch's unique approach to nutrition and training during his expedition
· Insights into the realities of climbing Everest and the dangers involved
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Reflection Friday – we dive into the powerful connection between mindset and movement. Drawing from my own experiences as a physiotherapist and my journey through adversity, I explore how physical movement can significantly impact our mental state.
Join me as I discuss:
· The science behind how movement influences our mindset
· The role of endorphins, dopamine, and serotonin in boosting mood and motivation
· Practical tips for incorporating movement into your daily routine to enhance clarity and calmness
· Simple exercises to shift your mindset, including walking, dancing, and breathing techniques
Whether you're feeling stuck, stressed, or uninspired, this episode offers valuable insights on how to harness the power of movement to elevate your mental well-being.
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Today, Rich Clarke shares his journey of self-acceptance as a gay man, reflecting on the challenges he faced growing up in a time when being gay was often stigmatised and misunderstood.
Rich is a radio presenter and producer who has recently ventured into the podcasting world with his show, ‘This Was Always Me’.
In this episode, Rich opens up about his experiences with bullying, the struggle to come to terms with his sexuality, and the impact of societal expectations on his mental health. He discusses the importance of sharing untold stories from the LGBTQIA+ community and how his podcast aims to highlight the resilience and strength of individuals who have faced adversity.
Join us as we explore themes of identity, acceptance and healing through storytelling. This episode is not just about Rich's personal journey; it's a reminder of the importance of embracing who we are and the progress that has been made in the fight for LGBTQIA+ rights.
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On this Reflection Friday we dive deep into the concept of mindset and its profound impact on our lives. Whether you're an athlete, a parent, a leader, or simply someone looking to take control of your life, understanding and shifting your mindset can be a game-changer.
Join us as we explore:
· What mindset truly means and how it shapes our thoughts, feelings, and responses.
· The importance of awareness in recognising unhelpful thought patterns.
· Techniques to challenge your narrative and reframe setbacks as learning opportunities.
· The power of taking micro actions to reinforce a constructive mindset.
Discover how your mindset can either keep you stuck or propel you forward, and learn from personal experiences, including insights from Olympic athletes and my journey through breast cancer recovery.
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