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Great advice!

Batch recording is absolutely the way forward. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Great message, great tips! I love the idea of batch recording, but I have to generate lots new ideas and/or scripts first. Any tips on how to do that part?

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Kirsty, when talking using the diaphragm, are you talking on the exhale? 😎

Fantastic to hear that from you, Steve. Keep up your great work!🙏🙏

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Good content 👍😎

Thank you so much Lucy. It was a pleasure chatting with Kirsty.

Thanks Kirsty and Morin for this amazing and inspirational podcast! You both show a lot of passion and gratitude about what you do and it was lovely to see it shine through!

Completely agree with AI being a great tool to help plan and organise your ideas, but you must write it yourself!

Great podcast, I can imagine that cameraman situation would have needed some pretty swift decisions made on the fly!

Thanks so much for having me on the podcast. What a great host you are ! Loved every minute of it.

So you’re a Fellow Retail escape who worked in Beauty and Tech too, we may have worked with the same people.😁I still do the odd Extras job but no more traipsing the streets now, it’s sending photos and videos. Your advice is excellent. Oh and well done Ben. ☺️

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What a remarkable podcast - such honesty and stength from Stuart. Brilliant and touching. Well done Kirsty on bringing out these incredible stories.

Thank you 😊

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Another great tip, we all need more fun in our life ✅👍

If I’m not having fun when I make something online for myself I don’t do it. A crazy dance may occur (and a bit of singing too) but that’s because it’s true to my character.💃🏾😃

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Brilliant Kirsty - never really understood the proper way to hashtag. Now I do !!

Thanks Kirsty. You didn’t mention YT - same strategy?

Thank Sohel, wishing you the best of luck. Xxx

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Thank you for such an interesting interview highlighting the importance of end of life planning, for people of all ages! This is something I've been meaning to address for some time. I'll be in touch Liz Taylor.

Love the two of you!!!

😂😂 sweating gracefully lol

Liz, I'm so grateful to know you and very proud of you in this interview. You convey such a powerful and meaningful message. I definitely plan to get my own Power of Attorneys organized now, for me andmy husbandactually! The fact that my parents organized theirs 20 years ago, has made a world of difference to me. My Dad died in 2014 but Mum is in a nursing home suffering with dementia, and I am having to make decisions for her finances and health and welfare. It means authorities will listen to me because her wishes are there in black and white. End of life planning is so important! Thanks Liz!

This is a fabulous interview, chit chat. You are both so engaging. Good work Kirsty. You bring the best out in people. 😍😍

Plus, a blurred background could be perceived as shifty by the viewer (especially if the viewer is me) 😂. Let it all hang out, I say!

Great tip Kirsty!

Great session this morning and thank you for having me, had a great time despite the nerves! Keep up the hard work.

Thank you both for this conversation. Two things stay in my mind. One, asking the people who do the hands-on work, and really listening to their insights. I used to do this when I was a community librarian, and it was always such a valuable thing to do, for the function of our workplace, the learning and connection I had with our most precious resources (staff), and, maybe, primarily, because those colleagues knew that they were valued and respected. The second thing, is what your daughter said, Kirsty, about the voice coming from the heart. I have no doubt, that I was meant to hear that, today. How profound, and how apt, given what a mother she has!

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This resonates so much lady's. Meeting your husbands by accident.

This is so great thank for sharing. Overcoming challenges and taking opertunitys so inspiring.

My daughter is helping us now Mark, she a lot older than Maddie but she loves it. I get great satisfaction when I look over and she’s wiring in a power supply or crimping an RJ45.

Great interview, send Maddie my way to work at events and get some experience Mark.

Interesting conversation