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Leah talks to Alex Rieder on this weeks podcast. Alex is a retired, professional rugby player who played for Wasps. He works as an Account Manager for the IT company, Computer Centre. On Alexs longest day he sustained a shocking and severely dislocated knee injury during a game. Thanks to the other teams A&E specialist doctor, they were able to set his knee back in place on the pitch which saved his knee. Alex stoically quotes the film character, Rocky Balboa, its not how many times you get hit but how many times you get hit and keep moving! Alex was forced, however, to retire after multiple operations. Losing his rugby career at that stage was tough because he felt that it was short-lived as there was more to be achieved in the game. But he found that he had true resilience while overcoming the disappointment. With his support network of friends and family which make him laugh in challenging times, Alex exemplifies his own advice of growing from adversity, not letting it overwhelm you, focusing on the important things, and placing life into perspective.
In this conversation, Leah Brown FRSA speaks with Scarlett V Clark about her personal journey, cultural challenges, and the drive that led her to create Smart Girl Tribe. Scarlett shares her experiences of moving from Italy to England, the social difficulties she faced, and how her mother's...
Published 12/02/24
In this episode of The Longest Day podcast, host Leah Brown FRSA sits down with Alys Carlton, former mergers and acquisitions lawyer, executive coach, Non-Executive Director, and Chair of the Football Association of Wales to talk about a season marked out by grief and gratitude. Alys shares the...
Published 11/25/24