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Like any great game, life is meant to be played, explored, and enjoyed 🎲You’ll lose some rounds. You’ll win some too. Bu...
12/07/2025

Like any great game, life is meant to be played, explored, and enjoyed 🎲

You’ll lose some rounds. You’ll win some too. But the real power? Choosing how you play 💪

Follow for more 👆and click link in bio to listen to Mo’s Crisis Compass 🔗

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human sp...
09/07/2025

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human spirit🌱

🚇 “TfL is blaming me for being run over and crushed by not one, but two trains.” Sarah de Lagarde’s fight for justice shows a spirit unshaken. With a £25 million legal battle ahead, she remains defiant, not disheartened.

🎾 Emma Raducanu is rebuilding, recharging, and ready to rise. The comeback journey is never linear – but hers looks set to disrupt the top tier once more.

🚴‍♂️ And as the Tour de France grips the world, we spotlight CWC guest Mark Beaumont, who shattered records cycling around the globe – 18,000 miles in just 79 days. 16 hours a day in the saddle with only 5 hours sleep each night. Proof that the human engine runs on resilience.

👉 What’s been inspiring resilience in you this week?

🕯️ “The resilience was as inspiring as the attack was ghastly”Today marks 20 years since the 7/7 London bombings – a day...
07/07/2025

🕯️ “The resilience was as inspiring as the attack was ghastly”

Today marks 20 years since the 7/7 London bombings – a day of unimaginable loss and courage.

Adrian Heili, a former military medic, was in the third carriage when the bomb detonated at Edgware Road. He didn’t run from the chaos – he ran toward it – and saved the life of Daniel Biddle, who had been blown from the second carriage.

But Adrian didn’t stop there. He helped evacuate and rescue 12 more people. He is just one of the many brave individuals who acted with incredible selflessness that day.

We remember the 52 lives lost, the 770 injured, and the countless heroes – seen and unseen – who showed us what resilience truly means 👏

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human sp...
18/06/2025

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human spirit 🌱

SPORTS SPECIAL 🏅

1. has done it again – he’s broken the pole vault world record for the 12th time. Unstoppable 👏

2. In ‘The Escape’, Pippa York shares her raw, honest journey of gender transition. From isolation and fear to truth and strength – a powerful story from the former Tour de France star once known as Robert Millar 🚴

3. are back on the path. Andy, Mike & Tim are walking 130+ miles around Anglesey to raise vital funds for su***de prevention charity . Follow their journey and listen to their CWC episode wherever you get your podcasts 🥾

👉 What’s been inspiring resilience in you this week?

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Even when the odds are stacked, you still get to choose your response… 💪’s full episode is available wherever you get yo...
12/06/2025

Even when the odds are stacked, you still get to choose your response… 💪

’s full episode is available wherever you get your podcasts 🎙️

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Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human sp...
11/06/2025

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human spirit 🌱

1. Poet and artist Frieda Hughes writes a poem every week about her week to offer escapism, insight, and hope. From how she frees herself from the noise of the world to how she learned a surprising lesson in resilience, there’s something for everyone 🎨

2. After decades of struggle, Jamie Oliver read his first book aged 33. He’s now confronting the very system that failed him in his new Dyslexia Revolution documentary. Out now 📚

3. In our latest episode of Crisis What Crisis? former rugby star Alix Popham shares his story of crisis and clarity. Of choosing purpose over bitterness. And of how the mindset that wins matches can also save lives. Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts 🎙️

👉 What’s been inspiring resilience in you this week?

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human sp...
04/06/2025

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human spirit.

1. After her sister Aimee’s tragic death, Adele Zeynep Walton discovered Aimee had been pulled into a dangerous online community. In Logging Off: The Human Cost of Our Digital World, she shares Aimee’s story – and issues a powerful wake-up call about the dark side of our digital lives.

2. At 91, Dame Stephanie Shirley isn’t slowing down. As she plans her next adventure, we revisit her Crisis What Crisis? episode – a masterclass in resilience, brilliance, and hope. Find it wherever you get your podcasts.

3. For over 40 years, Bernardine Evaristo has uplifted women and writers of colour. Now she’s been named the Woman of Women and awarded the prestigious Women’s Prize for Fiction.

🌱 What’s inspired your resilience this week? Let us know below.

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human sp...
04/06/2025

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human spirit.

1. After her sister Aimee’s tragic death, Adele Zeynep Walton discovered Aimee had been pulled into a dangerous online community. In ‘Logging Off: The Human Cost of Our Digital World’, she shares Aimee’s story – and issues a powerful wake-up call about the dark side of our digital lives.

2. At 91, Dame Stephanie Shirley isn’t slowing down. As she plans her next adventure, we revisit her Crisis What Crisis? episode – a masterclass in resilience, brilliance, and hope. Find it wherever you get your podcasts 🎧

3. For over 40 years, Bernardine Evaristo has uplifted women and writers of colour. Now she’s been named the Woman of Women and awarded the prestigious Women’s Prize for Fiction.

🌱 What’s inspired your resilience this week? Let us know below.

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human sp...
28/05/2025

Three things on our Resilience Radar this week; moments, people, and stories that remind us of the power of the human spirit💫

1.⁠ ⁠Kami Rita Sherpa, aka Everest Man, has done it again – reaching the summit for the 31st time and breaking his own world record 🗻

2.⁠ ⁠From England and PSG to BBC Sports Personality of the Year, she’s inspired millions with her talent and her courage to call out inequality. Now stepping away from international football, Mary Earps leaves a legacy of excellence and advocacy 🧤

3.⁠ ⁠In our latest episode of Crisis What Crisis? Simon Weston CBE – a man who refuses to be defined by crisis – shares his story of survival, resilience and spirit. It is a profoundly moving and ultimately uplifting episode about trauma, transformation and the power of purpose. Listen wherever you get your podcasts 🎧

🌱 What’s inspired your resilience this week? Let us know below.

Resilience Radar update …. some things are worth waiting for - even if it takes 41years. Congrats to my Crisis Comforts....
21/05/2025

Resilience Radar update …. some things are worth waiting for - even if it takes 41years. Congrats to my Crisis Comforts. COYS!

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