Project Possible with Rich Leigh

Interviews that might just change your life. And if not…? You’ll probably enjoy them anyway.While we're all trying to be better versions of ourselves, this podcast asks: 'what's truly possible?'Project Possible, hosted by me, Rich Leigh, explores this with incredible guests from the world of business, sport, entertainment and academia.Possibilists, pull up a pew.Email hello@projectpossiblepod.comFrom award-winning exited entrepreneur, former personal trainer, best-selling author and PR expert Rich Leigh.

Project Possible with Rich Leigh is a society podcast hosted by Rich Leigh, with 64 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #98

  The Mindset Coach: Can Losing Control Be the Thing That Sets You Free?

  Sep 20, 20261h 12mS3

  Loz Antonenko is a mindset coach, dubbed The Mojo Mentor, entrepreneur and author of Get the F*** Unstuck . After losing her first husband to suicide, Loz began questioning a life built around achievement and other people’s approval. In 2024, she sold the business she’d run for 17 years, describing it as “the safety net that strangled me”. We talk about grief, family estrangement, losing friendships, chronic illness, the pressure to look successful, and whether losing control can be the thing that sets you free. There’s also ADHD, 13 bodybuilding shows in 14 months, the problem with self-help gurus, finding love again, and a childhood video that helped her recognise herself after years of trying to be someone else. Content note: This episode includes discussion of suicide, bereavement and family violence. Follow Loz on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lozantonenko Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richleighpod ===== "It's like Diary of a CEO, but for people that have to do the school run." After my younger brother Jordan took his own life last year, I sold the business I’d spent a decade building and decided to go all-in on creating something meaningful. This podcast is the result. Project Possible is about success through adversity. Motivation. Resilience. Second chances, and what's truly possible. Because your past doesn't define your future. You do. Expect interviews with famous faces and unsung heroes. Entrepreneurs. Athletes. Entertainers. Academics. Amazing people, and even more incredible stories. Subscribe now, wherever you watch or listen. ===== Sign up now to the free weekly newsletter at: https://projectpossible.substack.com for behind the scenes, giveaways, ways to get involved and more. ===== Email: rich@richleigh.co More about Project Possible here: https://www.richleigh.co/podcast

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  Episode #97

  From Sleeping in a Car Boot to Lending £1 Million - confessions of a Posh Pawn star

  Sep 13, 20262 hourS3

  James Constantinou is the founder of Prestige Pawnbrokers and star of Channel 4’s Posh Pawn. Expelled from school at 15 and told he’d never amount to anything, he spent nights sleeping in a car boot. Years later, he was lending £1 million against a collection of art and artefacts. We talk about building businesses, taking risks, spotting a con, the fear of being poor again, raising children with money, and why some of his happiest memories come from when he had nothing. There’s also the story behind Posh Pawn, Queen Victoria’s knickers, an offer involving Nigerian fighter jets, and why he’d put Lord Sugar in Downing Street. Follow James on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesposhpawn Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richleighpod ===== "It's like Diary of a CEO, but for people that have to do the school run." After my younger brother Jordan took his own life last year, I sold the business I’d spent a decade building and decided to go all-in on creating something meaningful. This podcast is the result. Project Possible is about success through adversity. Motivation. Resilience. Second chances, and what's truly possible. Because your past doesn't define your future. You do. Expect interviews with famous faces and unsung heroes. Entrepreneurs. Athletes. Entertainers. Academics. Amazing people, and even more incredible stories. Subscribe now, wherever you watch or listen. ===== Sign up now to the free weekly newsletter at: https://projectpossible.substack.com for behind the scenes, giveaways, ways to get involved and more. ===== Email: rich@richleigh.co More about Project Possible here: https://www.richleigh.co/podcast

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  Episode #96

  Fertility Expert: “I Was Given a 0.7% Chance of Having a Baby - Then I Got Pregnant Naturally at 44!”

  Sep 6, 20261h 45mS3

  Liberty Mills has lived about five different lives. She was an international model, a young single mum, a woman so badly affected by lupus that she needed a Zimmer frame, a health coach and author who rebuilt her life, and then, at 44, a woman who became pregnant naturally after being given around a 0.7% chance of conceiving with her own eggs. She talks about the darker side of the modelling industry, including being weighed and measured before being paid, having money docked if her measurements changed, and being made to walk around in her underwear as punishment. She talks about becoming seriously ill, losing her hair, her independence and much of the identity she had built around being healthy and successful, and the moment her daughter asked: “When you die, how will I pay the mortgage?” We also get into fertility, miscarriage, IVF, stress, relationships, male fertility, and what it does to a couple when having a child starts to feel impossible. And Liberty explains why she refuses to let a diagnosis, statistic or label decide who she is or what happens next. This is a conversation about fertility, but really, it’s about reinvention, agency, and refusing to believe your future has already been written. Follow Liberty on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mills.liberty Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richleighpod ===== "It's like Diary of a CEO, but for people that have to do the school run." After my younger brother Jordan took his own life last year, I sold the business I’d spent a decade building and decided to go all-in on creating something meaningful. This podcast is the result. Project Possible is about success through adversity. Motivation. Resilience. Second chances, and what's truly possible. Because your past doesn't define your future. You do. Expect interviews with famous faces and unsung heroes. Entrepreneurs. Athletes. Entertainers. Academics. Amazing people, and even more incredible stories. Subscribe now, wherever you watch or listen. ===== Sign up now to the free weekly newsletter at: https://projectpossible.substack.com for behind the scenes, giveaways, ways to get involved and more. ===== Email: rich@richleigh.co More about Project Possible here: https://www.richleigh.co/podcast

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  Episode #95

  "They called me Dr Barbie. They followed me to work. I proved them all wrong." - Apprentice winner Dr Leah Totton

  Aug 30, 20261h 39mS3

  Dr Leah Totton is a doctor, entrepreneur and winner of The Apprentice, where Lord Sugar invested £250,000 in her medical aesthetics business when she was just 24 years old. She talks about being dismissed as “Dr Barbie” by the press. She talks about journalists following her to and from work, and how reporters would approach patients and colleagues while she was working in A&E in a bid to get dirt on her. And, crazily, she told me how one tabloid even sent a journalist and her 14-year-old daughter undercover into her clinic in an attempt to catch her offering Botox to the teenager. At its worst, Lord Sugar stepped in and threatened to sue one outlet over its treatment of Leah. We also get into growing up in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, the Omagh bombing that inspired her to become a doctor and the guilt and personal conflict she felt leaving traditional medicine for aesthetics. She talks about building Dr Leah Clinics from scratch, working seven-day weeks, and more recently selling a majority stake in the business in what she calls a “life-changing” deal, and she told me why she believes luck and timing matter as much as hard work. A rare interview with an incredibly impressive entrepreneur who is, by her own admission, extremely private. This is Dr Leah Totton. Follow Leah on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drleahtotton Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richleighpod ===== "It's like Diary of a CEO, but for people that have to do the school run." After my younger brother Jordan took his own life last year, I sold the business I’d spent a decade building and decided to go all-in on creating something meaningful. This podcast is the result. Project Possible is about success through adversity. Motivation. Resilience. Second chances, and what's truly possible. Because your past doesn't define your future. You do. Expect interviews with famous faces and unsung heroes. Entrepreneurs. Athletes. Entertainers. Academics. Amazing people, and even more incredible stories. Subscribe now, wherever you watch or listen. ===== Sign up now to the free weekly newsletter at: https://projectpossible.substack.com for behind the scenes, giveaways, ways to get involved and more. ===== Email: rich@richleigh.co More about Project Possible here: https://www.richleigh.co/podcast

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  Episode #94

  The Life Coach Who Lost His Wife to Cancer, Filmed It All - and Told Me To Forgive Myself - an interview with Pete Cohen

  Aug 23, 20262h 1mS3

  This week, I’m joined by Pete Cohen. Pete is best known as The People’s Coach, having spent more than a decade as the resident life coach on ITV’s GMTV, with regular appearances on This Morning. For 30 years, he has helped people imagine a better life for themselves. Then life forced him to face the one thing none of us can think our way out of: losing someone we love. After his wife Hannah was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour, Pete began filming their life together. Years later, after Hannah’s death, that footage became 'Hannah’s Story', a beautiful, devastating, award-winning documentary about love, hope, grief and what it means to keep going. We talk about who Hannah was, the making of the film, its impact, Pete’s life, his career, his famous clients, success, purpose, peace, and the difference between being there and truly being present. Then, at one stage, Pete does something I’ve never experienced in more than 100 interviews. He turns the interview back on me. It could have been uncomfortable. Instead, it became one of the most powerful conversations I’ve ever recorded. Watch Hannah’s Story: https://teamhannah.com Follow Pete on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/petecohen_ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richleighpod ===== "It's like Diary of a CEO for people that have to do the school run." Interviews that might just change your life. And if not…? You’ll probably enjoy them anyway. After my younger brother Jordan took his own life, I sold the PR agency I’d spent over a decade building and decided to go all-in on creating something meaningful. This podcast is the result. Project Possible is a podcast about success through adversity. About what's truly possible. Expect famous faces and unsung heroes. Hosted by me, Rich Leigh, each episode explores the lives, minds and experiences of extraordinary people from business, sport, entertainment, academia and beyond. Subscribe wherever you watch or listen. ===== Sign up now to the free weekly newsletter at https://projectpossible.substack.com for behind the scenes, giveaways, ways to get involved and more. ===== Email: rich@richleigh.co More about Project Possible here: https://www.richleigh.co/podcast

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