In this episode, we delve into the importance of freeing Julian Assange and the powerful documentary film that sheds light on his story. We explore the psychological torture that Assange has endured and emphasise the urgent need for public awareness and activism. The film 'Trust Fall' features renowned celebrity advocates such as Roger Waters, MIA, Susan Sarandon, and Tom Morello, who lend their voices to the cause. This week I’m on a mission with Kym Staton, the director of the documentary film 'Trust Fall'. In our interview, we delve into the challenges faced during the making of the film and the significance of press freedom. We discuss the need for urgent global action to protect truth and transparency, highlighting the critical role that Assange's case plays in safeguarding journalism and free speech. Julian’s courage in bringing to light US war crimes has seen him spend five years in a maximum security prison with a far worse punishment awaiting him if he gets extradited to the US. Every journalist or content creator needs to get behind this. Freedom of speech is under attack! VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission: https://onamissionpodcast.podbean.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Website: https://onamissionpodcast.com Kym Staton - https://www.facebook.com/kymstatonsydney

A journey both personal and political, Matt Embry's is an award-winning documentary filmmaker on a mission to get some answers to a medical mystery. If no one knows the causes or cures for multiple sclerosis, then why are so many MS charities touting drugs (with considerable side effects) that don’t work in the long term? And why does the FDA drag its feet on approving promising non-pharmaceutical cures? And why won’t the powers that be in the MS establishment listen to the director himself, diagnosed with the disease over two decades ago, and who through only strict diet and exercise, remains healthy and surprisingly asymptomatic? These are the questions that Matt Embry has dedicated his life to finding out, the obvious answers lie buried in the bottom line of Big Pharma — a risky diagnosis to make. This interview is fascinating not only for anyone with an autoimmune disease, but for all of those who believe in living a life without limitations. The mindset, courage, and resilience that Matt has shown is inspiring millions of people across the world. Repeatedly faced with hardship and adversity, Matt speaks candidly about his rock bottom, the mental health challenges he’s faced and overcome, and how finding spirituality saved his life. VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission: https://onamissionpodcast.podbean.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Mat Embry: https://www.instagram.com/mathew.embry/?hl=en MS Hope: https://mshope.com/

Brandy’s back by popular demand! This time we go deep into the specific emotional and energetic healing methods Brandy had discovered to leverage the profound power of the mind-body connection If are looking for insights on self-healing, chronic pain, mind-body healing, metaphysics, consciousness, spirituality, psycho-spiritual, or self-help, then you will LOVE this podcast! VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission: https://onamissionpodcast.podbean.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Brandy's New Book: https://www.amazon.com/Master-Your-Mind-Heal-Body/dp/1801292213 Brandy Gillmore: https://brandygillmore.com/ Brandy Gillmore Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brandygillmore/ Brandy Gillmore Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brandy.gillmore

Dr. Peter McCullough is one of the most published cardiologists in the world ever with over 1,000 publications and 660 citations in the National Library of Medicine and is a recipient of the Simon Dack Award from the American College of Cardiology and the International Vicenza Award in Critical Care Nephrology for his scholarship and research. In this episode of the On a Mission podcast Dr McCullough explains that over 600K Americans and over 17M worldwide have now died suddenly due to the Covid-19 "vaccine"... All of the references, including the Vax Detox (The McCullough Protocol) can be found at https://www.petermcculloughmd.com/ VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://onamissionpodcast.podbean.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Peter McCullough: https://www.petermcculloughmd.com/ Peter McCullough Twitter: https://twitter.com/P_McCulloughMD Peter McCullough LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petermcculloughmd/

In this week's episode, I'm joined by Matt Pink, also known as The Better Life Guy. Matt is the bestselling author of the book called 'Better Me Better You'. He is a speaker, coach, and sober influencer, making a significant impact in the sober community through sharing his creative, funny, and direct approach to choosing sobriety. Like many of us, Matt Pink was immersed in the "work hard, play hard" lifestyle, prioritising ambition and partying over his own mental health. We talk candidly about how his relationship with alcohol deteriorated after the tragic death of his young son and how this led to him losing everything. The comeback started for him after a chance spiritual encounter. Initially sceptical, a meeting with a stranger (ironically in the pub!) led to Matt completely turning his life around. In this episode, it's not all about sobriety as we delve into other areas of wellness, self-development, and how hitting rock bottom can be the catalyst needed to find your true passion. VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://onamissionpodcast.podbean.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Matt Pink - https://www.instagram.com/better_life_guy/?hl=en Dryy App Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dryyapp/?hl=en Dryy App Festival - https://www.dryyapp.com/dryyfest

"For business triumphs, commitment is essential; it can't just be a side-line” Graeme and Leanne Carling embody this principle, sharing their journey from challenges to victories in business and investments. Join us as they open up about the gritty realities of entrepreneurship, revealing genuine insights into overcoming hardships, building resilience, and achieving success. Explore their experiences in property and business acquisitions, gaining valuable lessons on strategic alliances and continual improvement. Step into the world of Graeme and Leanne Carling, esteemed figures in Scotland's business landscape, known for their resilience, generosity, and strategic prowess. Discover the story behind their relocation to Dubai, and how it has shaped their global perspective and expanded their network, adding depth and diversity to their entrepreneurial journey. VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://onamissionpodcast.podbean.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay The Carling Group - https://www.thecarlinggroup.com/ Graeme Carling - https://www.instagram.com/graemecarlingofficial/ Leanne Carling - https://leannecarling.com/

This week I continue my incredible conversation with one of humanity's great survivors - Lurata Lyon. In this shocking second part, Lurata recounts her escape from Kosovo, the brutal interrogation she endured, and the psychological and physical abuse she suffered. She reflects on the strength she found in her memories of her family and the power of choosing to be a survivor. We also explore Loretta's journey to the UK as a political asylum seeker and the support she received from her uncle and the government. This powerful episode highlights the importance of resilience and the ability to find hope in the face of unimaginable adversity. KEY TAKEAWAYS Lurata experienced extreme trauma and abuse during a period of conflict in Kosovo. Despite the horrific experiences, Lurata found the strength and resilience to survive and endure. Lurata now stresses the importance of choice in how one reacts to and overcomes difficult circumstances. The value of family and the power of love and support in times of adversity cannot be emphasised enough. The power of your loved ones can get you through the worst tribulations. Lurata now encourages others to own their experiences and use them to create positive change in their lives BEST MOMENTS "I had to go back home because I had to leave Kosovo. It was dangerous. And these people, I don't know how soon after my interview they got arrested, but they were still at large." "I was lucky not to have been executed on the spot. So in a way, I was like, don't worry, they're being nice." "I was so exhausted, emotionally I was exhausted and I was just sitting there with the two soldiers speaking to them." "I said, Dad, what took you so long? I didn't know what to say, to be honest. That's the first thing I said." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Lurata Lyon - https://www.luratalyon.com/

Prepare for a powerful, and shocking story this time as I am joined by Lurata Lyon to discuss her incredible story of survival and resilience. Lurata shares her experiences of being kidnapped and abused during a war in former Yugoslavia, and how she managed to escape certain death. Despite the trauma she endured, Lurata's story is one of inspiration and empowerment. She emphasises the importance of forgiveness and using pain as a catalyst for personal growth. Lurata's journey is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and serves as a reminder to draw strength from our own experiences. KEY TAKEAWAYS Lurata went through a traumatic experience but has healed and wants to inspire others to find strength and learn from their own pain. She now focusses on the importance of forgiveness, not only for others but also for oneself. Having faced negativity and trolling on the internet you’d expect Lurata to feel like giving up, but she remains true to herself and encourages others to be open-minded and do their own research before making assumptions. Lurata's childhood was filled with love and happiness, but she experienced the horrors of war and had to escape for her own safety. Survival was a result of a combination of luck, the bravery of her uncle, and the intervention of two American police officers who provided her with shelter and support. BEST MOMENTS I didn't want anyone to know who I was, what I was, what I've been through. So 20 years of silence." "I was so young and I was so innocent. I was just a teenager. The fact that we survived, nobody questions why we didn't get killed." "I just I need to go to the Red Cross because you know I explained the situation and they said no she can't go to the Red Cross we we can give her shelter in our apartment for now." "They were my family, they were everything for me. I mean, we see Superman on movies and we think that's how heroes should be, wearing a cape or Spider-Man and this and that. We don't have to have special powers." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Lurata Lyon - https://www.luratalyon.com/

This week I am joined once more by the one and only Daniel Priestley, to discuss the impact of AI technology and blockchain on various industries. They reflect on the rapid advancements in AI technology, particularly the emergence of generative AI and its potential to transform businesses and professions. Daniel shares insights on how AI is revolutionising fields such as law, medicine, and even entrepreneurship. They emphasise the importance of AI awareness for careers advisors and highlight the need for individuals to adapt and integrate AI into their lives. The conversation also delves into the power of AI in influencing consumer behaviour and enhancing productivity for creators, looking at the significance of sweating the small stuff at different stages of the entrepreneurial journey and the importance of adapting to the changing landscape of technology. KEY TAKEAWAYS The advancement of AI technology, particularly in the form of generative AI, has the potential to significantly impact various industries and professions. AI has two superpowers: the ability to get people to consume more than they intended and the ability to help people create more than they could on their own. The future of AI will bring about a two-speed economy, with superstar creators who can leverage AI to create at an unprecedented scale and consumers who may be overwhelmed by AI-driven consumption. The key to success in the AI-driven future is to adapt and integrate AI into one's business or career, as it has the potential to revolutionise various aspects of society. The world is on the brink of a major transformation, and while it may be daunting, embracing and surfing the waves of change can lead to exciting opportunities and growth. BEST MOMENTS "AI has two superpowers. Superpower number one is the ability to get you to consume more than you thought you wanted to consume." "The most important thing is that if you're doing it, do it for the right reasons." "The trick is testing a few different offers to see what is it they want that's different to the content, that's valuable." "The brain loves things of will I, won't I? The brain loves to get excited about things that may or may not happen." "The bottom billion people on the economic ladder are probably going to have a massive uplift. So every child will have access to the world's best tutoring program with AI." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Daniel Priestley: https://danielpriestley.com/

Get ready for an epic episode as I dive into a captivating conversation with the extraordinary Steven Bartlett, renowned for his role in Dragon’s Den and The Diary Of A CEO. Join me on a journey through Steven's life, from overcoming a tough childhood to achieving entrepreneurial triumph and hosting an impactful podcast. Together, we explore the keys to success, navigating belief systems, and the relentless pursuit of happiness. In this introspective chat, Steven reveals profound insights about managing expectations, cautioning against the pitfalls of chasing external success markers. We delve into the power of curiosity, the transformative value of meaningful struggle, and the paramount importance of maintaining unwavering trust with our audience. Don't miss this superstar episode packed with wisdom and inspiration! KEY TAKEAWAYS Beliefs are formed based on evidence and can be changed by accumulating new evidence. Happiness is often determined by the fulfilment of expectations, and managing expectations is crucial for maintaining happiness. Success and wealth do not guarantee happiness, and the pursuit of material possessions can lead to dissatisfaction. Building meaningful relationships and surrounding oneself with trusted friends and family is more important than acquiring wealth or fame. Sweating the small stuff and paying attention to details can contribute to success and excellence in various areas of life. BEST MOMENTS "The most compelling beliefs in the world are those that come from your own senses." "Expectations are the controllable element of all of our happiness." "You're letting people down. But the person I don't want to let down is the tens of millions that tune in." "I don't have new friends. Like it's part of what I said earlier about, I meet all these incredible celebrities and all this stuff on the podcast and then I get invited to come to this movie premiere and walk the red carpet. No, thank you." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Steven Bartlett: https://stevenbartlett.com/

This week I’m rejoined with one of our favourite guests, former Special Forces soldier and TV personality, Ollie Ollerton, who gets more candid than ever before about the SBS, and its not what you think….. KEY TAKEAWAYS We should always back spirituality with science, especially in a world where scepticism is prevalent. Strict upbringings can shape discipline and resilience, but we must never let discipline go too far. Those with a rebellious nature will find conflict in a military career. In order to progress and grow, you need to recognise personal growth and develop your mindset You can achieve self-discovery and personal development through focussing on spirituality and visualisation techniques. We need to challenge societal programming and take control of one's own thoughts and actions in order to live a fulfilling and empowered life BEST MOMENTS "I was so lost as a kid. And I say a kid, I was still a kid when I was in the military. But I was so lost. I look back now and I just think that I'd love to have that opportunity again." "I think it's a bit dangerous when Alex Hormozi says, you know, I get up in bed, I look at my phone for an hour, I do this and the other. He is what I call a unconscious competent." "We are the program product of World War I and II. Your parents were programmed through those years. Absolute lack, rationing, all that kind of thing. That program has been passed on to you and to me." "You imagine our first steps on this planet. We're never going to remember all the nice fruits that we ate. We're always going to remember the one bad berry that made us ill and could have killed us. So that is why we're addicted to the things that could go wrong." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Ollie Ollerton - https://ollieollerton.com/

For this very special 200th edition, I'm joined by reality TV mega star Ferne McCann, who opens up about the challenges of balancing motherhood and a successful career in the public eye. Ferne gets frank and honest about her journey to fame, how she manifested her dreams, and why her initial desire for celebrity status wasn't all it cracked up to be. We discuss what it was really like behind the scenes in reality TV shows "TOWIE," "I'm a Celebrity," and "SAS: Who Dares Wins," as we look at the impact of fame on mental health and Ferne's journey of self-discovery and personal growth. No stranger to controversy and media attention, Ferne candidly shares how she's used her own challenges to shape her new business venture, Shoorah, to help support mental health and wellbeing, knowing first-hand the impact it can have. Real, raw, and uncensored. An incredibly honest and vulnerable interview packed with value. KEY TAKEAWAYS Being a mother and having a successful career is possible, but it requires flexibility and the ability to juggle multiple responsibilities. It is important to challenge societal boundaries and perceptions that suggest women cannot have it all. Self-belief and persistence are key in achieving one's goals and manifesting one's desires. Going through tough times and taking responsibility for one's actions can lead to personal growth and learning. Surrounding oneself with supportive and like-minded individuals is crucial for personal development and success BEST MOMENTS "I just always loved that celebrity culture and wanted to be in the limelight." "SAS was hands down harder than giving birth. It was hands down the hardest thing I have ever done." "I think having that responsibility, like you can't go through life having that victim mentality." "I just think if you can own something, that's the only way to move forward in my eyes." "When you don't drink, everything is heightened, like your colours, your conversations, they're more enriching because you are just in the moment." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Ferne McCann: https://www.instagram.com/fernemccann/?hl=en

Gail Porter is one of the most recognisable names in the country after becoming the poster child for the Britpop generation, and her subsequent star-making career as one of the most sought-after TV presenters in the UK. Gail talks candidly to me about her time as a presenter on kids' TV to the infamous incident of her nude photo being projected onto the Houses of Parliament. The discussion takes a more serious turn as they discuss her battle with mental health, including depression and being sectioned, and the terrifying invasion of privacy by the press that followed, as well as the impact it had on her life and career. KEY TAKEAWAYS Gail has been open about her struggles with mental health, including depression, and has used her experiences to raise awareness and support others. You can find solace and purpose in charity work, particularly in supporting causes related to mental health and animal welfare. If you’ve beaten a challenge, then the next challenge is to help others do the same. Despite facing adversity, Gail maintains a positive and resilient attitude, finding ways to make the best of difficult situations and using her platform to help others. Gail's sense of humour and authenticity have endeared her to many, and she continues to inspire and connect with people through her work and personal experiences. BEST MOMENTS "I want to get out of London for a bit – even if I just have a year of going AWOL!” “I enjoy everything – even when bad things happen” “You’re not treated like a human being. You’re treated like an object” “I was like, please don’t section me… in Spain!” VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Gail Porter: https://www.instagram.com/iamgailporter/?hl=en

This week I am joined by serial entrepreneur Daniel Priestley, for a rocket-fuelled journey through his life and entrepreneurial journey, in which he shares the story of his first business at the age of 10 to becoming a key person of influence in the business world. He discusses the importance of manufacturing demand and building a personal brand to attract opportunities, and also highlights the impact of his experiences in slums and his humanitarian goals, emphasising the need for businesses to make a positive impact in the world. KEY TAKEAWAYS Building a personal brand as a key person of influence is essential for success in business. It allows you to manufacture demand for your products or services and attract opportunities. Manufacturing demand is often overlooked in traditional education and business training. While many focus on creating value, it is equally important to learn how to generate demand for what you offer. Being a key person of influence involves more than just gaining attention. It requires having a well-thought-out business, a great product or service, and utilising your personal brand to form partnerships and run effective campaigns. The power of being a key person of influence lies in the ability to curate opportunities and have demand exceed supply. This leads to profitability and success in business. BEST MOMENTS "Once you become a key person of influence, you're just an opportunity magnet at that point. And it's very hard to fail." "Most of the richest people on the planet, they break all the rules in business school. But the one rule they never break is that they always have demand exceeding supply." "A key person of influence is someone who is using their personal brand power their business. They've got a well thought through business, they've got a great product, they've got a great service." "If I want to jump on a plane, there are planes available. Just the idea of I went to school and some taxpayer paid for my schooling. I grew up in a system where taxes get paid and if you want to go to school, you're in a nice school." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Daniel Priestley - https://danielpriestley.com/

This week, I'm joined by Jordan Reynolds, a professional boxer with an impressive record of seven wins in seven fights. We explore his journey from a troubled youth to finding solace and belonging in the boxing gym. He candidly discusses the challenges he faced, both inside and outside the ring, and how he used discipline and determination to overcome them. We delve into the world of boxing, examining the differences between amateur and professional fights, various boxing styles of different nations, and the importance of mindset and resilience in the sport. Jordan also opens up about his difficult upbringing, the trauma he experienced, and his desire to create a loving and supportive family environment. The discussion focuses on personal growth, spiritual practices, and why it’s vital to give back to the community. TAKEAWAYS Jordan recognised his potential in boxing early on, even with limited experience. His determination and grit were evident in his amateur fights, where he faced opponents with far more experience and still performed well. You should always take your career seriously from the start. Jordan focussed on his diet, nutrition, and overall fitness, and was influenced by the professional boxers he trained with and aimed to emulate their dedication and commitment to their craft. You’ll always encounter scepticism and negativity from some people who feel threatened by your ambition and drive. However, with a strong support system, you’ll always overcome the doubters. In addition to his boxing career, Jordan has embraced various practices and experiences to enhance his personal growth and well-being. These include exploring spirituality, engaging in breathwork and meditation, and even participating in ceremonies involving ancient medicines like mushrooms. Jordan’s openness to different practices reflects his desire to continually improve himself and find balance in his life. BEST MOMENTS "People want you to do well, but not better than them." "Life's hard, man. I've seen what it's done to people" "I was in the gym from 10 in the morning till 10 at night. It was like I belonged there and maybe as a kid growing up I never had that at home." "I've got to work, I've got to graft, man. 24-7 to get out of this." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Jordan Reynolds Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jreynoldsboxing/?hl=en

This week, I'm on a mission with the inspirational Dean Forbes. Dean, a successful entrepreneur and businessman, candidly shares his journey from experiencing homelessness twice to achieving billion-dollar exits in business. We discuss the lessons from Dean's upbringing and how the strength and resilience of his mother, who provided a loving and stable childhood despite challenging circumstances, helped shape the man he is today. The path to success hasn’t been easy—from being dropped as a professional footballer to working in a call centre. Dean walks us through his journey, giving a rare insight into the behind-the-scenes challenges. Dean opens up about the lessons he learned regarding money, the challenges of managing wealth, and the profound and often negative impact it has had on his relationships. An incredible episode laced with golden nuggets for all those destined for more. KEY TAKEAWAYS Dean's mother played a crucial role in providing a stable and loving environment for him and his brothers, despite their economic hardships. Her unwavering belief in their potential and emphasis on education set the foundation for their success. Self awareness allows us to pivot and explore other opportunities that align better with our skills and interests. Rather than focusing on long-term, lofty goals, Dean's approach has been to focus on the next step or the next room. This allows for regular positive reinforcement and a sense of accomplishment along the way. While achieving financial success can be life-changing, it also comes with its own set of challenges. Dean experienced the need to navigate tax implications, manage relationships with friends and family, and find a balance between enjoying the fruits of his labour and maintaining financial responsibility BEST MOMENTS "I turned into an idiot. If it was highly desirable and very expensive and somebody had mentioned it at some point in life, I wanted to buy it!" "So I went to where my mom was living. I took out the paperwork. I explained to her what had happened. And I was explaining to her the amount of money involved. And she was hysterical. She's crying. We're hugging, we're having this amazing moment." " I see people, fortunate, you know, in my situation, fearful of that and motivated out of fear” "People have said to me that I've changed, I don't think I have, but I always say sometimes to those people, well, I don't know, you never used to ask me for a quarter of a million pounds!" VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Dean Forbes - https://www.forterro.com/en/people/dean-forbes

In this week's episode of the On a Mission podcast, get ready to be inspired as we unravel the gripping journey of Lee Spencer, a man born in Dagenham, refined in the fires of The Royal Marines, and tested by a fate that few could imagine. A Royal Marine with 24 years of service, Lee navigated three operational tours in Afghanistan unscathed. Now, fast forward to a roadside in Surrey where Lee's life takes an abrupt turn. A crash, an engine block, and the loss of his right leg – a stark reminder that life's curveballs don't discriminate. But this isn't just a tale of tragedy; it's a saga of resilience. In the aftermath, Lee's Marine instincts kick in, turning a chaotic scene into a battle for survival. Imagine the grit it takes to instruct bystanders while your own life hangs in the balance. A medically induced coma, weeks in the hospital, and a grueling rehabilitation journey follow, painting a vivid canvas of pain, recovery, and an uncertain future. Amidst the struggle, Lee's spirit refuses to be broken. Nominated for the Pride of Britain award in 2014, he sets sail on a new horizon in 2015. Joining the Row2Recovery team, Lee embarks on a monumental row across the Atlantic – 3,000 miles, four veterans, and only three legs between them. The outcome? A record-breaking triumph that etches their names in history as the world's first physically disabled crew of four to conquer an ocean. But Lee's journey doesn't end there. In a solo and unsupported venture, he defies the odds again, rowing from mainland Europe to mainland South America. Four Guinness World Records later, Lee Spencer, The Rowing Marine, stands as a living testament to the sheer force of human resilience. In this On a Mission podcast episode, be prepared for a rollercoaster of emotions – the pain, the triumphs, and the unfiltered reality of a man who turned adversity into a relentless pursuit of purpose. Lee's story is not just his own; it's a mirror reflecting the indomitable spirit within us all. This is an episode that goes beyond inspiration; it's a raw and real testament to the strength that resides in the human soul. VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Lee Spencer - https://leespencer.co.uk/

Welcome back to The On a Mission Podcast, where we are thrilled to be rejoined by Lisa Johnson, The Queen of Passive Income, returning for round two. In the pursuit of financial freedom, Lisa stands as a beacon of authenticity amidst a landscape often clouded by scams and deceit. An award-winning business strategist, she guides individuals in crafting passive and semi-passive income streams, turning business dreams into reality. Lisa's journey from £30,000 in debt to multi seven-figure profits in under four years is a testament to her expertise. In this episode, Lisa cuts through the usual fluff, offering a candid perspective on the coaching industry. She actively works towards reform, aiming to eliminate unqualified individuals exploiting those seeking a better life. With recent legal victories affirming her stance against slander and bullying, Lisa brings a refreshing honesty to the conversation. But this episode goes beyond financial success. We explore all aspects of life and success from spirituality, health, balance, and societal challenges like the lost ability to respectfully disagree without animosity. We also discuss a pivotal moment in Lisa's life when she made a surprising decision regarding an invitation to Necker Island with Richard Branson and why life isn’t always as it seems on social media. It’s real, it’s raw and it’s definitely unfiltered. You’re not going to want to miss this one! BEST MOMENTS "I believe the online space will kill itself if we're not careful, because there's so many dodgy things going on." "Just because you're good at marketing and being an influencer online doesn't mean that you can just sell fluff and air." "I wanted to prove to people that you can make a lot of money and not use any of these tactics." "The best times in my life aren't when I'm on a stage or saying how amazing it is that I have a Sunday Times bestseller. They're when I'm with my mates and when I'm with my family, just doing really normal things." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Lisa Johnson - https://www.lisajohnson.com/

This week, we are on a mission with Taylor James for some real, frank, and honest discussions about the importance of open conversations surrounding mental health. We get brutally honest about our own experiences with mental health and the unspoken challenges people face when they reach out for support to no avail. The societal pressure we face to appear "put together" is real. In this week's episode, we discuss how to avoid the very real danger of comparing ourselves to others and the constant need for validation that we've been programmed to chase. Taylor's story is laced with tragedy, resilience, and inspiration. Now an award-winning podcaster, he uses his platform as a much-needed force for positivity. BEST MOMENTS "I'm so tired of this kind of generation of thinking, like we have to impress people. I'm going to do what I need to do that makes me feel better." "I don't need to be told what to do. I just need to be told that in some shape or form I'm gonna be okay and what I'm feeling right now isn't going to last forever." "If you've not had any experience of mental health or been as far as to have those extreme dark thoughts, perhaps you might not have thought about it in that way." "I just don't want to be part of that. I think it's almost a bit of a toxic culture" VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay

This week, I am on a mission with ThruDark Co-founder, distinguished Special Forces Operator, and star of the hit series SAS: Who Dares Wins, Anthony 'Staz' Stazicker. With an impressive 13 years of distinguished and decorated military service, within the Special Forces and as a highly experienced Chief Sniper Instructor, Staz comes with some phenomenal stories to tell for anyone who wants to succeed and thrive under pressure. From being awarded the Afghanistan campaign medal, Queen's diamond jubilee medal, and the illustrious Conspicuous Gallantry Cross to navigating the uncharted territory of civilian life again, Staz has defeated the odds at every step of the way. Now the co-founder of a multimillion-pound clothing company, ThruDark, Staz tells us how the hard lessons he learned from the military have been applied to the business world, which has undoubtedly put them on the global stage as the "go-to" technical clothing company. Incredible stories. Incredible inspiration. Incredible interview live now on the On a Mission podcast 🔥 BEST MOMENTS "Never judge a book by its cover and never judge a name by its name." "I've never struggled with ego, you know, and ego has got its place. And when it's channelled in the right way, we need ego." "I remember being handed stacks of cards from these scouts or coaches from these universities and it was like, 'Look, we're looking for kids with your kind of skills to come in on a full scholarship.'" "At 17, 18 years old, a year seems like a lifetime." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay Anthony Stazicker Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stazthrudark/?hl=en