Hosted by Sarah Berthon · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 62 episodes
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Inspiration and advice about work and self-employment for people with chronic illnesses
Sarah Berthon hosts Excel against the Odds, a business show with 62 episodes published.
Chronic illness can affect far more than our health. It can change the way we work, the goals we set for ourselves, and the future we imagined. In this episode, I explore the emotional side of career change when you're l
Pushing through can feel like the only option when you are running a business, especially when you care deeply about your work. But over time, overdoing it can have a significant impact on both your health and your abili
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking to Sara Jubb of Plantfood Coaching. Sara is a coach and wellbeing practitioner, who helps over-extended women and caring workforces re
Consistency is often described as the key to success in business. Show up every day. Keep your output steady. Never lose momentum. But what happens when your body does not behave consistently? In this episode of the Exce
Running a business with a chronic illness means learning how to navigate the unexpected. Flare ups, periods of illness and sudden drops in energy can interrupt even the best laid plans. In this episode of Excel Against t
Planning for a new year can feel overwhelming when you are running a business alongside chronic illness. Energy fluctuates, symptoms are unpredictable and traditional goal setting often feels unrealistic or even discoura
In this episode of Excel Against the Odds , we explore what it really means to grow a business at a slower pace when you live with a chronic illness. If you have ever felt behind, frustrated with your energy levels or pr
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting with Georgina Colman. Georgina is the founder of Purpl , a platform dedicated to helping disabled people save money through meaningful
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, i was delighted to interview Natalie Edwards about her experiences of running her craft business, Made in the Button Room, whilst living with complex nerve damage in
Zoë Chapman is the inventor of the Whizzer, the World’s tiniest toilet. The Bootstrapped Solo Founder, launched her business during the pandemic. Despite attempting the impossible, she knew how much her product could hel
Emily Forbes is a published author, certified coach, and founder of Wylde Wellbeing. Emily has been on a personal journey through chronic illness, surgeries, moving towards wellness and finding ways to improve her wellbe
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I was delighted to interview Debbie-Lyn Connolly Lloyd, the founder of DL Models Ltd. Debbie-Lyn has FND and set up her business DL Models Ltd to empower people who
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I was delighted to have the chance to interview Jen Parker, the founder of Fuzzy Flamingo, a book publishing business. Jen is a multi-award-winning business owner, e
In this month's episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Pat Porter, also known as Pat the Inventor! Pat is a problem-solving inventor, entrepreneur, and public speaker. As the c
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting to Kristie Norris, the founder of ETA Girl Friday and Kristie's Sitters. Kristie Norris is an accidental entrepreneur, starting out in
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Joseph Williams, the co-founder of Clu and Access to Funding. In this episode, we discuss his career, the barriers faced by disabl
This episode marks four years of the Excel against the Odd podcast! In this episode, I tell you about my story and why I believe that it is important to learn to run your business in alignment with your health, I then ta
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, it was wonderful to be joined by Melissa Smith, the Owner & Founder of Paws In Earnest. Melissa was diagnosed with M.E in 2020 and this led her to starting up her ow
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I was delighted to chat to Scott Whitney about his organisation All 4 Inclusion CIC and his future plans. Scott acquired his disability aged 37 in 2020. There was no
In this episode of the Excel against the Odds podcast, I had a fascinating discussion with Rachael Mole who has recently completed a research paper on disability and the work place. Rachael is a project management consul
Emily Forbes
author and coach · Wylde Wellbeing Coaching
1 appearance on this show
Pat Porter
Founder & CEO · The Dallas Business Council
1 appearance on this show
Joseph Williams
Vendor
2 appearances on this show
Scott Whitney
All 4 Inclusion
1 appearance on this show
Amy Walters
Brand Designer · The Scout Guide Chattanooga
1 appearance on this show
Andrea Hanson
motivational speaker and author
1 appearance on this show
Rebecca Thorne
accessibility and disability educator
1 appearance on this show
Elyssa Smith
trauma informed life strategist
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Butler
founder of Sports Business Connected and head of Global PR for Stats Perform
1 appearance on this show
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Excel against the Odds is hosted by Sarah Berthon. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 62 episodes.
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