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Join host Polly Dhaliwal on the Girls In Movement podcast as she sits down with founders, entrepreneurs, and influencers from across the globe. Dive into inspiring stories, unique journeys, and powerful insights from women making waves in their industries. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or simply looking for some motivation, this podcast is your go-to source for real conversations with remarkable people leading the charge. Tune in for fresh episodes, and get ready to be inspired by the movement!
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Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Episode 40 - A mini milestone for Girls in Movement and we thought an ultimate ‘smart girl’ would be appropriate for this episode. From one podcaster to another, we are joined by Scarlett V Clark who is the founder and CEO of SMART GIRL TRIBE, a dynamic community looking to support smart girls all over the world.
Scarlett built Smart Girl Tribe from her university dorm and has grown it into a internationally recognised community amongst female entrepreneurs!
Scarlett has written for major publications like Cosmopolitan, Vogue, Women’s Health and Harper’s Bazaar while building a global organisation. She spends her time now either running the main office in London or between New York and Rome. What started as the Scriptoeris magazine, now has a merchandise line, stationery line and incredible events.
So far, Clark has created a supportive community for over half a million women and her ‘smart girl tribe’ podcast is equal parts educational and empowering!
What began as a digital magazine has now led her to work with major organizations such as the UN’s HeforShe, as she builds a safe space for women on the internet.
Listen to a candid, fun and honest conversation either on iTunes, Spotify or if your feeling wild have a listen on Youtube!
Sunday Dec 22, 2019
Sunday Dec 22, 2019
Kris was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer at the age of 23. After finding a lump at 22, living abroad in China for 8 months and eventually visiting her doctor 3 times, Kris was told the news that she had incurable breast cancer. Kris was unaware that breast cancer could affect people in their twenties and knew very little about the disease.
It struck her that there was very little information out there for young people, educating them about the disease, how they could be looking after themselves and informing them that breast cancer doesn’t just affect women over 50.
Although Kris will always live with cancer, she wanted to get the message out there to young people that catching cancer early means you have a higher chance of surviving and recovering. She
wanted people to learn from her story and become pro-active about their own health. The idea for CoppaFeel! was born.
In this episode we talk about her journey so far, building the organisation CoppaFeel whilst balancing treatment, educating young girls and spreading the word! Kris is currently a columnist for The Sun, she has her own BBC documentary and is constantly influencing young girls every single day!
Website: https://coppafeel.org/
Sunday Dec 22, 2019
Sunday Dec 22, 2019
Episode 38 of the Girls in Movement podcast brings you Curative hypnotherapist Jas Bassi - she is known as a spiritual sensitive, and recognised herself from the age of 6 that she was very different to others around her. Jas has worked with 200,000 individuals all over the globe, whether they feel like something is stopping them from living their life or experiences stored within someone - Jas can help.
We live in a society today where people are more connected with themselves snd understand their heath and wellness needs and can connect with their emotions and thoughts on a much deeper level than what we did 20 years ago. Today’s guest conversation takes this to a whole another level, she specialises in energy healing, and spirit release today - but has had a journey along the way.
Tuesday Dec 03, 2019
Tuesday Dec 03, 2019
Welcome to episode 37, where we welcome the founders of Squirrel Sisters - Gracie & Sophie Tyrrell.
The Tyrrell sisters have built an incredible brand called Squirrel Sisters which is a health and wellness company with a range of snacks that are now available across store such as, Waitrose, Morrisons, Ocado, Selfridges, Whole foods, Planet Organic, WHSmith & more! We take it back to the beginning and find out about both of the founders backgrounds, where they started and how they came up with the idea of Squirrel Sisters.
The sisters open up on how they first got stocked in Whole Foods and some tips for those looking to get stocked.
Co founders & sisters - they make it look so easy and that’s because it is, Gracie and Sophie talk about the challenges of working as a small team but also the positives of being able to adapt to an ever changing market. The girls mention their highlights of Squirrel Sisters so far and some VERY exciting plans for 2020 - and most importantly they give our listeners some advice around starting a business and advice to their younger self.
Friday Jun 07, 2019
Friday Jun 07, 2019
Episode 36 is one truly not to miss!
We are joined today by founder of Lucy Bee, Lucy Buckingham - a truly inspiring & humble individual who has created a Fairtrade brand and was one of the first brands to bring Coconut oil to our supermarket shelves..
Lot’s of laughs, honest conversations & amazing advice from Lucy in this weeks episode!
Lucy was diagnosed as a coeliac from a young age, making her parents look closely at the food she was consuming - this led her to being more mindful of what she was consuming & leading a healthy lifestyle. Lucy was introduced to Coconut oil and used it when she was working as a masseuse and saw lot’s of benefits - her Dad recognised a gap in the market and started the side hustle… Lucy Bee.
Lucy Bee sources coconut oil from around the world and is not just stocking coconut oil but a huge range of products and now stepping into the cosmetics industry. What is so inspiring is the knowledge and passion from Lucy around the importance of being a fair trade brand and most importantly giving back to the communities they work with across the world.
We discuss her working relationship with Joe wicks (The Body Coach) and how that grew organically - to how she grew the brand through her own story.
We talk about social media and the real affects on our mental health, how she tackles anxiety & feeling motivated!
You can follow Lucy’s story here: https://www.instagram.com/lucybeecoconut/?hl=en
Shop the range: https://shop.lucybee.com
Fair Trade: https://www.lucybee.com/about/fair-trade/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/
Monday May 27, 2019
Monday May 27, 2019
We are joined today by the hugely talented & successful Chaz Fliy, a truly humble indvidual with a tonne of positive advice for those who struggle with mindset, motivation & focus..
This one is worth a listen!
Chaz Fliy started off his career working for a creative brand agency & his love for content & creating incredible work for big brands grew. He is known for his quirky style, positive influence & attitude! - featuring in GQ, Independent, Huffington Post & more. “ I’ve been on a spiritual path most of my life. It all started with me watching my Father do headstands, meditate and spend hours in ashrams in London. I turned to spirituality on and off throughout my teens and early twenties. I was a Creative during the day, Dj at night and serial meditator early morning. "
He is currently doing talks all over the world encouraging individuals to find peace through meditation & how to apply this to everyday life. He notices that it’s easy for people to read books & attend events but actually living & breathing mindfulness is something totally different. He is the founder of CreateIn Flow a creative brand agency, as well as wellbeing coach & meditation teacher.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chazfliy/?h...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/fliy?lang=en
Website: https://www.chazfliy.co.uk/
Sunday May 19, 2019
Sunday May 19, 2019
We’re back with episode 34! We are joined by BBC Radio 5live presenter Nihal Arthanayake for a truly honest, funny & insightful conversation around his incredible career.
We discuss his DJ & radio career and the transition into both, working with incredible artists & interviewing some great guests.
Born and raised in Essex, Nihal’s early passion for music led him into a career as a rap recording artist & he collaborated with some major DJ’s and performers in the British hip hop scene.
Nihal started his radio career in 2002 where he joined BBC Radio 1 to co-host Asian beats show with Bobby Friction, following on from this Nihal moved to the weekend breakfast radio show in 2007 & started covering some major names in radio.
Nihal became the host of the daily phone in show on Asian Network - where he truly found his stride as a talk show presenter, taking on some hugely topical conversations!
Nihal has won awards such as, ‘Best radio show’ & ‘Best speech programme’ & now has his own slot as a BBC Radio 5live presenter.
Hear us talk about, his career through the topical conversations on asian network, his involvement in the British Asian trust & his love for Tottenham!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TherealNihal
Monday Mar 04, 2019
Monday Mar 04, 2019
Tazz Gault, Founder of stateZero Labs joined us on the Girls in Movement podcast this week and this is an episode full of advice from someone who has truly hustled and found a niche that she thoroughly enjoys.
Tazz has spent the majority of her career in brand, strategy and marketing across multiple verticals for corporates, SMEs and accelerators. Previously establishing her own publishing business, she’s since been on the founding team of 3 startups, primarily focused on market entry strategy.
I love the story of StateZero Labs and what it’s trying to achieve when it comes to achieving everyday world problems through technology. StateZero Labs is a blockchain lab which sets out to find, fund and further the potential of outstanding founders. To encourage them to attack the world’s most challenging problems and exciting opportunities through advanced technology for practical use cases.
Tazz talks about her challenges of moving to the tech world from the publishing and marketing world to then build a team at StateZero Labs & work with some very exciting start-ups.
“What I would say to my younger self is to not fret about not knowing the next step…and it’s taken me until now to look at the skills I have learnt on the way”
Website: https://statezerolabs.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tazzgault/?hl=en
Twitter: https://twitter.com/statezerolabs
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-girls-in-movement-podcast/id1299777264
Medium: https://medium.com/@tazzgault
Monday Jan 21, 2019
Monday Jan 21, 2019
Episode 32 of the Girls In Movement Podcast....
This has to be one of my favourite podcasts recorded, such an exciting story of how our 2 guests careers have developed as well as their exciting new project called Turbans & Tales.
Amit Amin & Naroop Jhoti came together over 10 years ago to work on a project with an unsigned musician, they straight away knew that they wanted to work at photographers & directors.
Fast forward to today, and they have hustled their way to the top - working with the likes of Tinie Tempah, 50 Cent, & Jay Sean to name a few.
They fell into the Singh Project, after recognising the popularity of ‘the beard’ across London. They noticed younger guys were fashioning a beard, when actually Singh’s have been doing this for hundreds of years.
They had their first exhibition for the Singh Project in London which then expanded to New York and grew extremely popular from then. They suddenly had press coverage, investors & PR interested to take the project to the next level.
Turbans and Tales was then launched and was recently featured in The Times.
“The turban has always played a huge role in the identity of India, worn at one time by all the major faiths of the nation. It was a symbol of status and respect. Now mainly associated with the Sikh identity, our book, Turban and Tales, is built around our hugely successful Sikh Project, a collection of portraits of British and American Sikhs.
This podcast looks at their early days, some amazing success stories in the music industry & each of their favourite projects. We then discuss their new project and of course advise to our listeners!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmitandNaroop
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/turbansandtales/
Website: https://www.amitandnaroop.com/aboutus/
Thursday Dec 13, 2018
Thursday Dec 13, 2018
Welcome to Episode 31 of the Girls in Movement podcast. We were joined by author and founder Anshu Kotak @buytolet loose, who has worked smart & hard to get herself to financial freedom.
She was working in a corporate role for a few years whilst saving to put a deposit down on her first buy to let property - “I of course made sacrifices, but it’s completely doable”.
She then went on to buy a few more and suddenly realised her side hustle of purchasing properties was actually making her more money than her corporate day job.
“Everyone at my job, when I told them I was leaving wanted to know how I did it - so I kind of got tired of telling the same story and decided to write a book”
Anshu was #1 best seller on Amazon for her new book Buy to Let Loose, which essentially gives you tips on how to purchase your first property, what to look out for, complicated lingo made simple….and it is also accompanied with her app - which tells you how much you would need to purchase your first buy to let property or standard purchase.
Anshu gives some great tips on how to buy your first property whilst being on an average salary & some tips for young people on how to save their money and start building a investment profile from a young age.
“Spend time developing your career and academic timeline, but what’s just as important is your financial investment timeline…learn about money, learn about how to invest.”
Buy to Let Loose book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Buy-Let-Loose-Property-Corporate/dp/1911475371/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1544692345&sr=8-1&keywords=buy+to+let+loose
Twitter: https://twitter.com/buytoletloose?lang=en
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/girls-in-movement-podcast/id1299777264?mt=2