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For anyone grappling with the complexities of the NHS and care systems, this episode is a goldmine of information and heartfelt stories.

1. Goals. They set clear, achievable objectives.

2. Growth. They are always seeking ways to scale and improve.

3. Guidance. They actively seek and value expert advice.

Katrina at Katrina’s Happy Dogs; her business thrives because she masters these 3 T’s:

1. Training. She offers engaging, effective programs for both dogs and owners.

2. Teamwork. She fosters strong bonds between dogs and their humans.

3. Time Management. She balances her workload and personal life efficiently.

Throughout our conversation, Jen’s achievements are presented not as trophies but as milestones of a journey still very much in motion. Through the pandemic, while traditional publishing floundered, Fuzzy Flamingo soared, riding the wave of self-publishing as authors sought alternative avenues to share their written word. It’s this adaptability and resilience which have not just defined Jen’s career but also become the cornerstone of her business ethos.

Above all, Jen is a storyteller seeking to amplify voices through her craft. Her holistic approach encompasses fiction and non-fiction works, with each project, from children’s books to life-altering memoirs, receiving a personal touch from her rich industry experience.

Becky Whittaker is a force to be reckoned with in the world of copywriting. In a recent episode of the Harborough Hustle podcast, Becky graciously shared her insights and experiences, offering a rare glimpse into the world of copywriting, the legal industry, and the challenges and triumphs of running a business.

Lina highlighted the importance of ongoing support and addressing body fat rather than just weight, emphasising the need for lifestyle changes and the transition to conventional food for weight maintenance

Jade, who has been with Bamboozle for 9 years,lives in Market Harborough and has been an integral part of the company’s mission to provide transformative experiences for disabled children and young people.

In the world of dog training, there are those who rely on outdated, punitive methods, and then there are individuals like Sam Hughes, an advocate for force-free, compassionate training techniques. With a passion for understanding canine behaviour and fostering strong, positive relationships between dogs and their owners, Sam is the driving force behind Rovers Return Dog Training.