Show Notes
Georgie Crawford was a successful broadcaster with Dublin's 98FM. Her world was turned upside down when, on maternity leave, she developed breast cancer. That health 'earthquake' set in motion a chain of events which led to Georgie ultimately resigning from her job to concentrate on her own podcast, The Good Glow, full time. Since then, Georgie has become a wellness speaker and health coach. Her online course, Rise and Thrive, with Gerry and Miriam Hussey launches on the 10th of January, 2022. All the details can be found on thegoodglow.ie
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Aoibhín Garrihy made her name playing Neasa Dillon in Fair City. In 2013 she turned her back on acting, moved to the west of Ireland and went on to found the wellness brand Beo. She has since added knitwear and well-being products to the line-up, opening a bricks-and-mortar store in Ennis, Co.Clare and a pop-up shop in Kildare Village. She recently edited an anthology of poems which was published last year, while her portfolio career also includes voiceover work and collaborations with brands such as Regatta. Everyday is a Fresh Beginning is published by ERIU and is available in all good bookshops now, or directly from the Beo web site.
Aoibhín Garrihy made her name playing Neasa Dillon in Fair City. In 2013 she turned her back on acting, moved to the west of Ireland and went on to found the wellness brand Beo. She has since added knitwear and well-being products to the line-up, opening a bricks-and-mortar store in Ennis, Co.Clare and a pop-up shop in Kildare Village. She recently edited an anthology of poems which was published last year, while her portfolio career also includes voiceover work and collaborations with brands such as Regatta. Everyday is a Fresh Beginning is published by ERIU and is available in all good bookshops now, or directly from the Beo web site.
Santis O'Garro ended up working for 17 years in a job she didn't enjoy. It was only meant to be a short-term thing until she figured things out. But then the economic crash happened and she felt she couldn't leave. In 2018 she found herself in the unenviable position of being €15k in debt and navigating lone parenting for the first time. In March 2019, she endeavoured to clear her debt and she did it ONE YEAR! It unlocked a whole new future for her. She has since qualified as a life coach, become a money mentor, presented a prime-time TV show on RTE and is a soon-to-be published author. Don't miss this incredible story of overcoming.
Tommy Bowe is a former rugby international who's played for Ireland, Ulster Rugby, the British and Irish Lions and Ospreys in Wales. After a formidable career where he scored 30 tests tries for Ireland alone, he hung up his boots in 2018 and wondered 'what next?'. Now he's the co-presenter of Ireland's biggest breakfast TV show, IrelandAM. Despite his public profile, it wasn't easy to break into presenting. Hear how he made that transition and what he would recommend to anyone hoping to pivot in their own careers.
Heather Condren is well known for her bold and beautiful floral company @flowerpop.ie. What many of you probably don't know is that Heather was a social care worker, working with people with intellectual disabilities in a residential setting. Burnout meant she quit her job cold turkey, won a scholarship on a floristry course, set up Flowerpop in 2017 and has never looked back.