Meet Erifili Gounari, the dynamic 24-year-old CEO of Z Link, the pioneering digital marketing agency by and for Gen Z. Z Link has an impressive portfolio of clients, including esteemed names like Deloitte, IKEA, and Everlane, as well as innovative entities such as SafetyWing and Teleport, reflecting the agency's broad appeal across a variety of industries. Erifili's approach transcends traditional marketing paradigms, offering insights into the heart of Gen Z's digital landscape. As a founder, writer, and travel photographer, her holistic methodology isn't just innovative; it's reshaping how brands like United Nations Peacekeeping and Craft Scotland engage with an entire generation.In our conversation, we explore the nuances of marketing to Gen Z, the challenges of bootstrapping a startup, and how to scale a business without compromising its core values. Under Erifili's leadership, Z Link built a vibrant Clubhouse community of 18,000 members, focusing on Gen Z interests, and has utilized platforms to foster genuine relationships that have converted into business assets.We delve into the significance of interdisciplinary thought and the power of embracing our multifaceted selves to enrich both our personal and professional lives. Erifili also shares her insights on "The Draft," a professional ecosystem that enables individuals and businesses to showcase their full potential beyond traditional resumes, fostering authentic connections and opportunities.Closing with a powerful call to action, Erifili shares practical advice on content creation, social media strategies, and cultivating a distinctive personal brand. Her message is clear: Start now, take decisive steps, and cherish the journey. Join us as Erifili Gounari offers actionable insights that illuminate the path to success in the digital age, with "The Draft" paving the way for a more connected and authentic professional world.

Oriol co-founded Abac Capital in 2014. Before Abac, he worked at Apax Partners for 15 years as an Equity Partner, Head of the Spanish office and Co-Head of the global retail & consumer team. Prior to Apax, he worked at Merrill Lynch and at the Boston Consulting Group. He is the Chairman of SpainCap, the Spanish VC & PE Association. He currently collaborates with and is a board member of several non-profit organizations, including the Barcelona School of Economics, the HBS Club de Barcelona of which he is President, Barcelona Global and FemCat of which he is Vice President, the Pere Tarrés Foundation, and ACG. Oriol holds a degree in Business Administration from ESADE (Barcelona), a CEMS Master from HEC (Paris) and an MBA from Harvard Business School (Boston), where he was a Fulbright Scholar.

1M Followers & 42.7M likes on Tiktok 3 videos reaching: 21.2M, 20.8M & 11.5M Anastasia Garcia is a dancer, model & student. Her passion for dancing propelled her into TikTok stardom during the pandemic and she has become a model & student at UNC.

Meet Andrew Mitson the Chief Learning Officer & Co-Founder of Uplearn a company he scaled to 100,000 signups & a £10m valuation but decided to leave as he didn't feel like he was leaving the impact that he wanted on the World. Andrew is now a startup advisor to companies worth collectively over $100m. Andrew is building Afinity which is helping students to get into their dream university (Over 109k students have visited the platform from 87 countries) and ReHumanity which has a mission to reconnect people to who they really are. Andrew has a drive to give back and donates all of his income over £30k.

In this episode, Drew Neisser, founder of CMO Huddles and Renegade, shares his journey in the marketing industry and provides insights into building a personal brand, creating revolutionary ideas for clients, and navigating the changing landscape of marketing. He emphasizes the importance of experience, expertise, and building a strong network. Drew also discusses the challenges of differentiating in an oversaturated market and the need for creativity and a unique selling proposition. He highlights the value of community-led growth and the power of word-of-mouth marketing. Drew concludes by sharing advice for aspiring CMOs and the importance of making the most of every opportunity. In this conversation, Drew Neisser and Harvey Bracken-Smith discuss various topics related to career paths, successful CMOs, building networks, building a good team, personal branding, and the importance of lifelong learning.TakeawaysBuilding a personal brand and establishing expertise within a specific field can lead to opportunities and recognition.Creativity and a unique selling proposition are essential for differentiating in an oversaturated market.Community-led growth and word-of-mouth marketing can be powerful strategies for building a brand.The role of a CMO is a leadership role, and experience in various aspects of marketing is valuable.Making the most of every job and taking on additional responsibilities can lead to career growth and opportunities. Career paths are no longer well-defined, and individuals need to take a leap of faith and focus on doing an extraordinary job in their current roles.Successful CMOs possess characteristics such as courage, artfulness, thoughtfulness, and scientific thinking.Building a strong network requires a give-and-take approach, where individuals focus on what they can do for others and engage thoughtfully with their network.Building a good team is crucial for CEOs and CMOs, as strong leaders in various departments are essential for success.Personal branding is important for individuals to understand who they are, what they are passionate about, and what they can offer to others.Lifelong learning is a valuable mindset to have, as there is always more to learn and explore in life.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background03:11 Early Career and Founding Renegade04:32 Connection to CMO Huddles06:24 Building a Personal Brand07:05 CMOs Sharing Strategies08:24 Importance of Experience and Expertise09:09 Choosing the Path of an Agency10:01 Creating Revolutionary Ideas for Clients12:39 Finding Clients and Building a Brand14:13 Evolution of Marketing with Social Media and AI15:41 Differentiating in an Over-Saturated Market17:50 Building a Brand in the Age of Distrust18:38 Community-Led Growth20:23 Building a Product and Finding an Audience21:57 Value of Podcast Listeners23:07 Pipeline into Coaching and Community Business25:07 The Changing Path to Becoming a CMO27:17 The Importance of Leadership and Making the Most of Opportunities30:23 The Danger of Short-Term Content and the Need for Attention34:07 Pathway to Becoming a CMO37:00 Finding Accomplished Individuals and Making the Most of Every Job39:56 Creating Value and Making Connections in the Workplace42:26 The Leap of Faith in Career Paths43:40 Characteristics of Successful CMOs46:44 Building an Incredible Network50:45 Building a Good Team52:47 The Importance of Personal Brand54:19 The Journey of Forever Learning

Amanda Lamb, one of the longest-serving reporters at WRAL, recently left her role in Jan 2024 to host a podcast Ageless: Opening Doors with Amanda Lamb which is about women redefining themselves after 50.In this episode, we talk about the art of media, podcasting, and reporting. The art of storytelling is essential in the fields of reporting and business alike - Amanda gives a guideline for how to tell a story whilst grabbing and maintaining attention. We also discuss the future landscape of the media with an increase in polarization and a rise in independent journalism with the continued use of social media and short-form content. Amanda shares her ideas for how to break through in a saturated landscape & how to break into the industry. During her time at WRAL Amanda specialised in crime reporting and Hurricanes. From 2019-2024 Amanda was a writer, host & producer for 4 podcasts. Notably "Follow the Truth" which was a 15-episode true crime series about the re-investigation of the 1993 murder of Michael Jordan's father. Amanda has written and published 12+ books. Personable is a podcast hosted by Harvey Bracken-Smith focused on offering a unique insight into the lives of leaders in their respective fields (World-renowned CEOs, Founders, actors/actresses, athletes and much more!) and is built on the back of his experience in running the society program at Eton College speaking to Entrepreneurs & the leaders running companies such as Barclays, J.P. Morgan, Citi, Emil Capital Partners, Manchester United, Chelsea, QPR, LAFC, Westports, Ocado, Aizel.ru, Deliveroo.Connect with Harvey:Follow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harveybracken-smith/ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harveybsmith/Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harveybsmithpodcast_/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWwOqZ70cQghutgmlWliZPgSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7JOTYDER6m2FDrlhop4apiCHECK THIS OUT: https://www.thedraft.io/Subscribe to my Substack: https://personable.substack.com/?r=2l4t3p&utm_campaign=pub-share-checklist

Experience the electrifying wisdom of Shep Moyle on Personable, where we peel back the layers of his multifaceted career. From his advocacy for student interests and race relations at Duke University to his ascent as a CEO and chairman, Shep's journey is a masterclass in leadership. His creation of the Black-White Task Force and his transition from transforming his family business into a global party supply leader, to a passionate coach and educator, serve up a hearty dose of inspiration. His philosophy, rooted in joy and the empowerment of others, is a guiding light for anyone seeking to elevate their personal and professional lives.This episode is a deep exploration of the evolving world of higher education and the significance of networks in shaping our futures. Join us as we navigate the nuances of applying knowledge and the shift towards practical skills over traditional majors. Shep's insights, gleaned from his experience on the boards of prestigious institutions, challenge us to rethink education reform and the strategic roles trustees play in the landscape of higher learning. The discussion delves into Duke University's bold educational innovations and their impact on the accessibility and differentiation of universities.Finally, we uncover the heartbeat of creating a unique brand that emotionally connects with its consumers and the resilience required in entrepreneurship. Shep reflects on his own business journey, emphasizing the impact of culture, timing, and team building. His story is a testament to the fact that success is more than just profit; it's about the lasting influence on people's lives. Tune in for a wealth of actionable wisdom that promises to inform and ignite your own path to success, whether in education, business, or beyond.

Simon Johnson is the Founder of Aesthetic Strength an online personal training platform. Simon started out aged 16 in his parents' garage doing 1-1 personal training sessions and has now built an online fitness empire centred in Dubai with a team of 10 staff. He has utilised social media generating over 250,000 followers online & has been featured on ITV news, BBC, radio, and Dubai radio as well as talking on the total mental performance and fitness entrepreneur conferences. This is an important watch for anyone interested in fitness, social media, entrepreneurship and 'becoming the best you can be'. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background01:08 Passion for Fitness and Starting a Business04:38 Attracting Initial Clients06:12 Transitioning to an Online Business09:30 Differentiating from Other Fitness Trainers11:49 Importance of Accountability14:07 Ideal Clients and Criteria for Accepting Clients15:48 The Importance of Fitness for Mental Health17:23 Fitness for Older Adults and Long-Term Health18:39 Client Retention and Phases of the Program21:21 Importance of Sleep and Diet23:44 Balancing Diet and Moderation24:38 The Dark Side of Fitness and Realistic Expectations26:41 The Influence of Social Media and Extreme Expectations29:17 Advice for Young Entrepreneurs31:22 Generating Clients and Importance of Social Media34:44 Scaling the Business and Building a Team36:13 Collecting and Analyzing Data37:20 Attracting A-Grade Team Members38:20 The Future of the Business and Social Media39:56 Differentiating Your Business42:24 Maintaining a Core Brand Message44:42 Expanding into Other Ventures44:59 Role Models and Mentors46:32 Target Market and Competition48:08 Taking Care of Yourself49:30 Building Sustainable Habits50:10 Choosing Dubai as a Base51:01 Growing Social Media and Building a Brand52:19 Simon's Values and Advice53:52 Future Fitness Goals54:21 Fitness and Business Parallels55:17 Closing Remarks

Imagine learning to read at 12 and then dropping out of school for a year and a half only to find out you had ADHD & Dyslexia. What would you do, where would you go, and how would you turn your life around?This is the story of Jonathan Mooney. A man who discovered his different ways of thinking and turned his life around. He went back to school and turned his previous weaknesses into strengths graduating from Brown University with an Honours Degree in English. Jonathan has also written 3 best-selling books. This story has the power to change your life, the way you think and your opinion on the neurologically diverse and how they could be the leaders of tomorrow. This is Personable episode 14 I hope you enjoy

Episode 13 of Personable features Geoff Riley, a titan in the field of education with a staggering 38 years of shaping young minds, as we trace his incredible journey from Yorkshire to international educational influence. Geoff isn't just a revered teacher; he's the entrepreneurial force behind Tutor2u, reaching over 30 million learners each year. We share his poignant story, from the personal loss that led to the birth of a groundbreaking educational resource to how he and his brother Jim have crafted an unparalleled learning platform that combines passion with innovation.In this insightful episode, we peel back the curtain on Tutor2u Education and its mission to transform the educational landscape. Geoff gives us a peek into the creation of a vibrant content team, comprised of "champion teachers," whose dedication to producing engaging study materials and managing social media is nothing short of inspiring. As we tackle the rise of tutoring services and the challenges within the UK education system, we uncover how Geoff's entrepreneurial spirit is addressing the growing need for dynamic and supplementary learning resources.Lastly, we contemplate the future of education in the age of AI, pondering the role of technologies like ChatGPT and their potential to disrupt standard teaching aids. While the allure of AI is undeniable, Geoff affirms the irreplaceable value and authenticity of human educators. From the life-changing experiences at Eton College to the entrepreneurial fervour cultivated in the Entrepreneurship Society, this episode celebrates the intersection of education and innovation, honouring the indomitable spirit of those who teach as we gaze into the evolving landscape of learning.

Daya Brown was accepted to 50 colleges and earned $1.3 Million in Scholarship money during her senior year of high school. Daya ended up choosing Duke University where she is now a freshman student. In episode 12 of Personable, we explore the journey of what led Daya to such an incredible accomplishment. If not obvious already the amazing feat is not the end result of the amount of money she received, the colleges she was accepted to and the university she ended up at but instead the incredible experiences, accomplishments and lessons that she had along the way. Background:Daya is the daughter of successful businessman Olu Brown. During her childhood, she was exposed to this lifestyle and it inspired her to think differently from a young age. In her early teenage years, Daya became one of the youngest interns for Warner Studios ever; was accepted as 1 of 25/1000 for a Harvard Debating project; created a podcast the Scholar Social; founded a Production Company called Elom & Co Productions + more! TakeawaysChildhood experiences can shape an entrepreneurial mindset and provide valuable lessons in business.Building genuine connections and networking can lead to opportunities and partnerships.Sharing personal stories and experiences can have a powerful impact on others.A strong foundation and business plan is essential for a successful venture.Finding mentors and building a support system can provide guidance and help navigate challenges.Overcoming struggles requires resilience, a positive mindset, and a willingness to seek help.Applying to colleges and securing scholarships requires research, a strong application, and a proactive approach.#ScholarSocialPodcast #ConversationsToCatalysts #PersonablePodcast  #CasualBrilliance #BusinessAuthenticity

Leon Zhang, a Duke University freshman, entrepreneur, writer and researcher, shares his journey from childhood in China to becoming a research assistant at Columbia University at 14 years old! Leon is an expert on China and its relationship with the outside World. He discusses the benefits of research and knowledge in solving real-world issues and the importance of understanding China's perspective in global relations.Leon talks about his ventures in entrepreneurship, including helping to found Multum and raising $350,000 for his startup. He emphasises the value of building networks and the role of advisors in his success. Leon is the Founding Partner of Iuventus Capital which is raising $1m in capital. Additionally, Leon highlights the significance of education and his role as an advisor for Yuto, bridging the gap between American and Chinese businesses. In this conversation, Leon Zhang shares his experiences in building trust and facilitating investments, his future plans and mindset, advice for young entrepreneurs, the startup culture at elite universities, venture capital and entrepreneurship in China, and finding happiness and success. He emphasises the importance of trust, courage, and dedication in entrepreneurship and encourages listeners to pursue what makes them happy.TakeawaysBuilding trust is crucial in business relationships and can lead to successful investments and partnerships.Being flexible and open to change can lead to exciting opportunities and personal growth.Young entrepreneurs should have the courage to pursue their ideas and not wait for the perfect opportunity.Engaging with the startup culture at universities can provide valuable connections and opportunities.Venture capital firms look for individuals with a combination of maturity, courage, and dedication to their cause.Entrepreneurship in China offers unique opportunities and challenges, and success requires understanding the local market and demands.Success is defined by personal happiness and fulfillment, and individuals should prioritize doing what makes them happy.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background01:20 Childhood and Research Position at Columbia03:13 Becoming a Research Assistant at Columbia University06:23 Benefits of Research and Knowledge in Solving Issues09:39 Writing Papers and Impact on Identifying Problems12:45 China's Perspective on US Relations15:22 Misunderstandings between China and the US18:06 Improving US-China Relations21:33 Venturing into Entrepreneurship with Maltem22:03 Building Multum and Its Purpose25:21 Starting Multum and Raising Funds27:32 Building a Network and Iuventus Capital36:50 Importance of Education and Duke University39:15 Advising Yuto and Blending Expertise48:36 Building Trust and Facilitating Investments51:06 Future Plans and Mindset52:50 Advice for Young Entrepreneurs57:29 Startup Culture at Elite Universities01:01:47 Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship in China01:05:17 Finding Happiness and Success01:06:25 Final Thoughts and Inspiration

Have you ever dreamed of transitioning from a corporate job into the exhilarating world of entrepreneurship? We sit down with James Frost, a London School of Economics graduate who has made that leap, and ask him about his journey. James shares his passion for startups, venture capital firms and enlightening insights on crucial elements like building value, gaining credibility and why he advocates for starting early.Next, we switch gears and step into the realm of app development with the creator of the popular social networking app, Buzz. What does it take to build an app and how do you find programmers who share your vision? We explore these questions and more. Additionally, we take a deep dive into James's love for fashion, which led him from being on the outside to taking a seat in the front row at the prestigious London and Paris Fashion Week.We wrap up the episode with an exciting discussion about "Valley," an innovative project aiming to bridge the gap between ideas and young coders. Hear about the challenges faced while raising funds for a pre-product startup and the plans for its future expansion. Lastly, our guest shares about the importance of balancing the hectic startup life with pursuing passions and gives us a peek into their day-to-day routine. From failures to successes, this episode is brimming with valuable lessons for those interested in the entrepreneurial journey, the power of networking, and the significance of a first impression. Tune in and let us guide you through these inspiring stories!

Episode 9 of Personable features Dr. Stuart Pimm who is the Doris Duke Chair of Conservation Ecology at Duke University and a globally recognized environmental scientist. Dr. Pimm, renowned for his insights into current-day extinctions and strategies to prevent them, emphasizes that everyone can contribute to the planet's survival. In 2019  he was awarded the Cosmos Prize, joining the ranks of prestigious environmentalists like Jane Goodall and David Attenborough. His accolades include the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement and the Dr. A.H. Heineken Prize for Environmental Sciences.Dr. Pimm actively advises U.S. House and Senate Committees and international governments on environmental and biodiversity issues. His work extends to National Geographic’s Big Cats Initiative and conservation projects in Africa, the Amazon, and China. Authoring over 300 papers and several influential books, Dr. Pimm is a notable educator and mentor.This episode delves into the urgency of biodiversity conservation, highlighting the recent COP 15 convention's goal to protect 30% of land and ocean. It showcases how technology, like the iNaturalist app, and individual actions can contribute to sustainability. The discussion also covers ethical lifestyle choices and celebrates the strides in conservation science and protected areas. Dr. Pimm inspires collective action for environmental change particularly at a local level. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in making a positive difference on our planet.

🎙️ In This Episode: We're thrilled to welcome Guy Kinnings, the Deputy CEO of the DP World Tour and the Executive Director of the Ryder Cup. A titan in the world of golf, Guy shares his unique journey from a legal background to becoming an influential figure in the World of golf.🌟 Key Highlights:Journey Through the Ranks: Dive into Guy's inspiring career trajectory, revealing how he transitioned from legal roles to major leadership positions in golf.Ryder Cup Insights: Uncover the behind-the-scenes of staging the Ryder Cup in Rome. Hear about the challenges and triumphs of bringing a prestigious golf event to a new audience.Balancing Act: Explore how the golf industry maintains a delicate equilibrium between honouring rich traditions and embracing modern innovations.Globalisation of Golf: Learn about Guy's role in expanding golf's reach globally, making it more accessible and appealing to diverse demographics.Future Forecasts: Gain exclusive insights into Guy's perspective on the evolving landscape of golf, including the impact of superstars and the sport's continual evolution.🏌️ Why You Can't-Miss This Episode: Whether you're a golf enthusiast or just curious about sports management, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the complexities and excitement of organizing world-class golf events. Guy's experiences and insights provide a comprehensive look at what it takes to navigate the ever-changing world of golf, making this a must-listen for anyone interested in the sport's future.📅 Tune In: Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation with one of golf's most influential figures. Join us for an episode filled with stories of success, challenges, and the relentless pursuit of excellence in the world of golf.Personable is a podcast hosted by Harvey Bracken-Smith focused on offering a unique insight into the lives of leaders in their respective fields (World-renowned CEOs, Founders, actors/actresses, athletes and much more!) and is built on the back of his experience in running the society program at Eton College speaking to Entrepreneurs & the leaders running companies such as Barclays, J.P. Morgan, Citi, Emil Capital Partners, Manchester United, Chelsea, QPR, LAFC, Westports, Ocado, Aizel.ru, Deliveroo.Connect with Harvey:Follow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harveybracken-smith/ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harveybsmith/Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harveybsmithpodcast_/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWwOqZ70cQghutgmlWliZPgSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7JOTYDER6m2FDrlhop4apiCHECK THIS OUT: https://www.thedraft.io/

Meet Nick Wheeler, the founder of one of the world’s most esteemed menswear brands. In this episode, we discuss his mastermind as we uncover the story behind Charles Tyrwhitt and what led Nick to where he is today. 00:00 – Intro 00:26 – Why did Nick want to become an entrepreneur?01:40 – Nick’s previous business failures 07:00 – How did Nick improve upon his mistakes? 08:54 – Should you develop a unique business?  12:31 - At what point was Nick fully invested in Charles Tyrwhitt?16:42 - How did Nick get the funding to initially start the business, and what were the early days of developing the business like?21:16 - Would Nick have ever given up if things didn’t initially work out?23:59 - At what point did Charles Tyrwhitt start working?24:37 - How did Nick initially sell the shirts?26:36 – Why have brick-and-mortar stores?28:22 - Why bring in an external CEO?33:27 – Charles Tyrwhitt’s biggest failures 34:26 – Charles Tyrwhitt’s partners The New York Jets & the England rugby team38:37 - How did Nick create a positive working environment42:44 - Don’t be a fat gladiator47:54 - How does Nick stay as motivated as he was from day 1?51:09 - What is the plan for the next five years of Charles Tyrwhitt53:33 – Nick’s wife is the founder of the White Company59:17 - OutroPersonable is a podcast hosted by Harvey Bracken-Smith focused on offering a unique insight into the lives of leaders in their respective fields (World-renowned CEOs, Founders, actors/actresses, athletes and much more!) and is built on the back of his experience in running the society program at Eton College speaking to Entrepreneurs & the leaders running companies such as Barclays, J.P. Morgan, Citi, Emil Capital Partners, Manchester United, Chelsea, QPR, LAFC, Westports, Ocado, Aizel.ru, Deliveroo.Connect with Harvey:Follow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harveybracken-smith/ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harveybsmith/Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harveybsmithpodcast_/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWwOqZ70cQghutgmlWliZPgSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7JOTYDER6m2FDrlhop4apiCHECK THIS OUT: https://www.thedraft.io/

Episode 6 of Personable features Iain Alexander. Iain has reached the top of many fields, and this episode promises to be a good one. Iain made the swimming squad for the 2000 Olympics but unfortunately had to pull out due to injury. Following this, he became an international DJ, travelling to over 4 countries a week! He made friends with DJs such as Avicii and shared the wisdom and stories that he picked up from his own experiences and the legends he surrounded himself with. Iain then transitioned into his current main endeavour: art. Iain is an extremely talented artist who has developed an incredible skill for creating unique artwork whilst also having an incredible business mindset and an ability to have clientele in the highest echelons of the World. Portraits & Clients include:  Queen Elizabeth II ,Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nayen (former Ruler of UAE), Sheikh Khalifa Bin Sultan Al Nayen (Ruler of UAE), Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani (Ruler of Qatar), the Malaysian royal family, Dame Vivienne Westwood, David Beckham, Jim Morrison, Kanye West, Mick Jagger, Madonna, Kurt Cobain, Jimmy Hendrix, Will Smith, Daniel Craig and Alexander McQueen, Mohammad Ali and Kurt Cobain.I hope you enjoy the episode! Sign up to the Draft: https://www.thedraft.io/

Episode 5 of Personable features tennis legend Tim Henman OBE. Tim is a former No. 1 British tennis player who reached a career-high of No. 4 globally. Tim reached the semi-finals of 6 majors, including four at Wimbledon. There is even a Hill named after Tim called Henman Hill outside the centre court. Tim has won 15 ATP titles, 11 in singles and 4 in doubles. He also became an Olympic medalist when he won Silver at the 1996 Atlanta Games. Tim currently serves on Wimbledon's board, commentates, and is the Founder of the Tim Henman Foundation https://henmanfoundation.org. In this episode, we discuss: Tim's journey Family background His mindsetAttitude towards winningWhat is success?Sports psychology Dealing with pressure His thoughts on today's game & players such as Emma Raducanu & Carlos Alcaraz Wimbledon - his involvement, the future & what makes it so special I hope you enjoyed the episode. If you would like to receive updates when new episodes are released, please subscribe on youtube and follow me on Spotify, Apple podcasts, + other platforms. If you would like to follow me on Social mediaFollow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harveybracken-smith/ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harveybsmith/Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harveybsmithpodcast_/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWwOqZ70cQghutgmlWliZPgSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7JOTYDER6m2FDrlhop4apiCHECK THIS OUT: https://www.thedraft.io/Personable is a podcast hosted by Harvey Bracken-Smith focused on offering a unique insight into the lives of leaders in their respective fields (World-renowned CEOs, Founders, actors/actresses, athletes and much more!) and is built on the back of his experience in running the society program at Eton College speaking to Entrepreneurs & the leaders running companies such as Barclays, J.P. Morgan, Citi, Emil Capital Partners, Manchester United, Chelsea, QPR, LAFC, Westports, Ocado, Aizel.ru, Deliveroo.

Episode 4 of Personable out NOW featuring Sunetra Sarker This episode is a must-watch for anyone that is a fan of Sunetra and/or has the curiosity to learn from one of the industry’s best actors.Sunetra and I talk about her journey, what it takes to become an actor, how she gets into character, the rise of wokeism and much more. I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation we had and I hope you do too. 00:00 Intro00:32 Kilimanjaro01:37 Why Acting?04:48 Expectations06:40 Actress Pay?08:40 University and Plan B12:00 Making Ends Meet16:00 Having a Backup19:00 How much do you love acting22:35 Getting into Character 26:51 Changing a Script and Knowing the Character29:40 Killing off a Character on a show33:45 What is Fame like?39:19 Taking Selfies with fans40:54 Mistaken for a Doctor?48:29 Filling Quotas51:00 History vs Reality in Drama55:33 Transition into Directing57:55 Learning in one Day59:43 Head Space Meditation01:00:30 Loose Woman Process01:01:45 Old Photos01:03:46 What's next?01:05:15 What’s Sunetra's slate01:06:22 How to get into acting 01:07:02 OutroSunetra Sarker is a distinguished actress celebrated for her diverse and high-profile career, captivating audiences with her versatile performances in both television and film. Brought up in Liverpool with her Indian family, she garnered initial recognition as a teenager for her portrayal of Nisha Batra in Channel 4's "Brookside" from 1988 to 1991. Subsequently, she was one of the four leads in Channel 4's cult hit, "No Angels."Sunetra then established herself with a nearly nine-year stint as Dr Zoe Hanna in the long-running British medical drama series "Casualty," from 2007 to 2016. This portrayal of the dedicated and straight-talking doctor resonated with audiences and earned her critical acclaim. After her time on "Casualty," she has consistently added high-quality credits to her portfolio. These include leading roles in "Safe House 2" for ITV, five series of "Ackley Bridge" for Channel 4 (winning the Asian Media Award for best character 2019 and the Yorkshire RTS Best Actor 2022), and the BAFTA-nominated "Informer" (co-starring Bel Powley and Paddy Considine).She has also appeared in various television shows such as "Dr. Who," "The Bay," "Cold Feet," and the final series of "Broadchurch," bringing depth and authenticity to every character she embodies. Sunetra’s debut at the RSC in David Edgar's adaptation of "A Christmas Carol" received high praise from critics. More recently, she played a lead in the 4-part heist drama 'Desperate Measures' alongside Amanda Abbington and Warren Brown. She is currently filming as a lead in the fourth episode of "Professor T" for ITV and as a guest in "Breeders" for Sky.Sunetra is a regular face on several non-scripted shows, including "Gogglebox" and "Loose Women," and she hosts her own podcast, 'Self Care with Sunetra'.

Episode 3 features my uncle Kyran Bracken, a 2003 World Cup-winning rugby player, the winner of Dancing on Ice 2007 and more!