How the 2x Olympian Snowboarder visualised her success: Aimee Fuller - Part 2

When Tania became a mum, she realised that the market for women’s health technology was hugely underserved and this drove her to make the jump into entrepreneurship. Since Tania founded Elvie in 2013, the company has launched two products; Elvie Trainer and Elvie Pump, which have been game-changers in their categories and continue to transform the lives of women. In April this year, Elvie secured the largest funding round in FemTech history. This has enabled the company to grow to nearly 100 people, and open offices in four locations. Elvie continues to break taboos and encourage conversations around stigmatised issues in women’s health, leading Elvie to be recognised for Brave Brand of the Year 2019. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Tania became a mum, she realised that the market for women’s health technology was hugely underserved and this drove her to make the jump into entrepreneurship. Since Tania founded Elvie in 2013, the company has launched two products; Elvie Trainer and Elvie Pump, which have been game-changers in their categories and continue to transform the lives of women. In April this year, Elvie secured the largest funding round in FemTech history. This has enabled the company to grow to nearly 100 people, and open offices in four locations. Elvie continues to break taboos and encourage conversations around stigmatised issues in women’s health, leading Elvie to be recognised for Brave Brand of the Year 2019. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 2x Olympian Snowboarder Aimee Fuller would sit at her window the night before a race and visualise the course, visualise her destination and know exactly what she had to do to achieve the success she has today. Aimee is a one of a kind person who will stop at nothing, including completing a marathon in North Korea. She speaks about the importance of knowing your destination and how to have the edge over anyone. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 2x Olympian Snowboarder Aimee Fuller would sit at her window the night before a race and visualise the course, visualise her destination and know exactly what she had to do to achieve the success she has today.Aimee is a one of a kind person who will stop at nothing, including completing a marathon in North Korea. She speaks about the importance of knowing your destination and how to have the edge over anyone. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author, speaker, TV presenter, businessman, adventurer and family man - Ben Fogle would seem to be the personification of confidence but still he had and has challenges which he faces in life from imposter syndrome to lacking confidence to trying and failing in different areas but one thing that Ben never let get in his way was fear. Whatever challenge has been in front of him he's tackled head on whether that's getting frostbite in the artic or contracting a rare skin disease. If 2020 is the year for you then make sure you "add life to your days and not days to your life". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author, speaker, TV presenter, businessman, adventurer and family man - Ben Fogle would seem to be the personification of confidence but still he had and has challenges which he faces in life from imposter syndrome to lacking confidence to trying and failing in different areas but one thing that Ben never let get in his way was fear. Whatever challenge has been in front of him he's tackled head on whether that's getting frostbite in the artic or contracting a rare skin disease. If 2020 is the year for you then make sure you "add life to your days and not days to your life". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stereotypically we are told to follow a route that we know well, whatever that may be - follow logic, it's the right thing to do and the path you know well. Rebekah Hall went completely agains't this idea when she Founded Botanic Lab a beverage company that "do something" which also has the accolade of bringing the first Cannabis beverage drink to the market in Europe. She started the brand from scratch without any knowledge of consumer products or drugs for that matter but her passion, desire and willingness to never give up is the reason why her company is in the position it is today. Pretty good going from the Yoga teacher who wanted to be an American Footballer when she was 8. Get ready to be Inspired. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stereotypically we are told to follow a route that we know well, whatever that may be - follow logic, it's the right thing to do and the path you know well. Rebekah Hall went completely agains't this idea when she Founded Botanic Lab a beverage company that "do something" which also has the accolade of bringing the first Cannabis beverage drink to the market in Europe. She started the brand from scratch without any knowledge of consumer products or drugs for that matter but her passion, desire and willingness to never give up is the reason why her company is in the position it is today. Pretty good going from the Yoga teacher who wanted to be an American Footballer when she was 8. Get ready to be Inspired. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At 15 years old, Influencer Founder Ben Jeffries had already started his own business, he decided to leave University to start 'Influencer' and at 21 years old was Founder of one of the largest influencer marketing companies in the UK. Whether you like it or not the "influencer" market is rapidly growing with brands from all over the world looking at ways to connect with these individuals. Ben recognised this opportunity so jumped at it. Ben explains to us his story, his opinion on influencer marketing, imposter syndrome and how a match on Tinder led to the extraordinary growth of his company. Get ready to be Inspired. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At 15 years old, Influencer Founder Ben Jeffries had already started his own business, he decided to leave University to start 'Influencer' and at 21 years old was Founder of one of the largest influencer marketing companies in the UK. Whether you like it or not the "influencer" market is rapidly growing with brands from all over the world looking at ways to connect with these individuals. Ben recognised this opportunity so jumped at it. Ben explains to us his story, his opinion on influencer marketing, imposter syndrome and how a match on Tinder led to the extraordinary growth of his company. Get ready to be Inspired. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.