Topic: Gabby Logan

3 chapters across the catalog

Episode 33: EASTER FUN 2 - More questions from my family
Episode 33 19:52 - 22:30

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Alternative Career Paths, Event Planning and Capital Radio

Reflecting on a hypothetical career change, the host considers a business focused on creating physical experiences rather than digital work. Past experience includes organizing charity balls for Capital Radio's "Help a London Child" and managing testimonial events for rugby player Kenny Logan. This background in high-pressure event coordination informs a desire for more tangible, experience-based work.

Episode 32: EASTER FUN 1: Questions from my family
Episode 32 7:42 - 11:15

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Advice for Age 15, Career Exploration and Capital Radio

Reflecting on advice for a 15-year-old, the host emphasizes that young people do not need to have their entire lives figured out. Personal history includes attending secretarial college and working in media for figures like Chris Tarrant and Gabby Logan at Capital Radio before finding a long-term path.

Episode 31: How understanding your energy can change how you show up in business - with Kelly Vikings
Episode 31 14:31 - 19:18

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Career Reinvention from Behind-the-Scenes to Leadership

The host reflects on a career transition from supporting high-profile media figures like Chris Tarrant and Gabby Logan to becoming a visible leader. Despite initial stage fright and "people pleaser" tendencies, the host embraced the role model archetype after realizing the value of sharing personal insights. Kelly Vikings affirms this transition as an "imprint" left by previous experiences.