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Validating Vulnerable Voices

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Turning Experience into Education
Validating Vulnerable Voices is a podcast based around lived experiences.
We've all craved the need to be heard in our lives, to not feel alone and to be able to relate our thoughts, feelings, and experiences to others. Storytelling is incredibly impactful, and we're delighted to have the opportunity to turn these experiences into education for others.
Far too often we are led by fear and become our own Achilles heel. This podcast is about not being afraid of showing vulnerability, showing up authentically without cutting corners and leading with your heart.
Validating Vulnerable Voices is the brainchild of award-winning female entrepreneur, Charmaine Vincent. A one-of-a-kind podcast with many layers, the show's primary objective is to help people relate emotions to their experiences, validate those feelings, then present a solution and provide others with comfort and hope.
Our incredible guests, show up authentically and are willing to share their experiences to educate and empower.
Life is not defined by your past, or what you have. It's defined by what you've gone through to get there.
The secret to fulfilment is growth and giving, and we believe there's no better platform to achieve this.
Self-Improvement
Health & Fitness
Mental Health
Education
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biweekly
Average audio length:
44 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
6 episodes
since May 21, 2024
episodic
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Mark Twentyman: "The pressure of not wanting to let anyone down is what makes or breaks you; it still weighs heavy."

Mark Twentyman: "The pressure of not wanting to let anyone down is what makes or breaks you; it still weighs heavy."

The last episode of series 1 from the Validating Vulnerable Voices podcast features, Mark Twentyman, Co-founder and Director of Office Tech Suite. They provide technology solutions to companies across the Southwest. In this episode, Mark talks at length around the perception versus reality with …
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Darren Ryemill: "Sometimes you fail, sometimes you get it wrong, sometimes things become complicated; it's usually the chips on your shoulder that propel you forward."

Darren Ryemill: "Sometimes you fail, sometimes you get it wrong, sometimes things become complicated; it's usually the chips on your shoulder that propel you forward."

Episode 5 of the Validating Vulnerable Voices podcast features Darren Ryemill; best known as the founder of Opus Talent Solutions, a £100+ million turnover recruitment business. Darren Ryemill is an entrepreneur, turned investor, with a total of six exits across the recruitment and technology in…
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Chris O'Connell: "My vulnerability is my strength. Overcoming past experiences is still a process but no one can take it away from me."

Chris O'Connell: "My vulnerability is my strength. Overcoming past experiences is still a process but no one can take it away from me."

The 4th instalment of the Series one of Charmaine Vincent's Validating Vulnerable Voices podcast features Chris O'Connell. Chis is a truly inspiring entrepreneur that scaled and sold his £25 million recruitment business, and is known today as a business mentor, leadership coach and Non-Executive…
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Dannii Mathers: "All I ever wanted was the freedom to be able to choose the life I wanted, but when I was given it, I felt very vulnerable."

Dannii Mathers: "All I ever wanted was the freedom to be able to choose the life I wanted, but when I was given it, I felt very vulnerable."

Episode 3 of the Validating Vulnerable Voice podcast features Dannii Mathers, a seasoned sales professional with over 20 years of experience, specialising in leadership, consultancy, and executive coaching. After navigating and mastering the complexities of the sales profession, Dannii later turned…
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Poku Osei: "You need to keep your feet to the ground, the sun on your face, and the shadows will fall behind you."

Poku Osei: "You need to keep your feet to the ground, the sun on your face, and the shadows will fall behind you."

The next episode of Charmaine Vincent's Validating Vulnerable Voices podcast features Poku Osei, an award-winning social entrepreneur with a passion for levelling the playing field for low income and ethnic minority groups. Poku is the founder and CEO of Babbasa - the first black-led social enter…
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Donatienne Piper: "Not everyone will see the world as you do, but I found myself denying who I am for the benefit of other people."

Donatienne Piper: "Not everyone will see the world as you do, but I found myself denying who I am for the benefit of other people."

Episode 1 of Charmaine Vincent's Validating Vulnerable Voices podcast features Donatienne Piper. Donatienne is an Executive Assistant, a Mental Health First Aid instructor, and a mindfulness teacher, who details her experiences around race, identity and discrimination. Donatienne and Charmaine …
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