In this energising episode of ‘Fear Less, Do More’, host Gill Hunter speaks with Anna Gibson, entrepreneur and co-founder of Micro Scooters. Anna shares how a spontaneous discovery of a scooter on the school run sparked the creation of a pioneering company that revolutionised everyday transport for children – and later, adults.

Anna reflects on navigating the rollercoaster of business growth, embracing innovation, and committing to sustainability.

Highlights include:

• How a school-run scooter moment became a multimillion-pound idea
  

• Building a values-led business with family and friendship at its core
  

• Navigating supply chains, market trends, and the post-COVID adult scooter boom
  

• Achieving B Corp certification and embedding sustainability into business strategy
  

• The inspiration behind initiatives like Scooter Aid and rehoming old scooters
  

• Anna’s experiences with personal growth, imposter syndrome, and learning to lead with confidence
  

• Supporting the next generation of founders through mentorship and experience

  
  

Connect with Anna Gibson on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-gibson-a920a934/?originalSubdomain=uk

Visit the Micro Scooters Ltd Website

https://www.micro-scooters.co.uk/

Find out more about your host Gill Hunter

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This podcast was produced and recorded at Flamingo Heights Podcast Studio🦩

https://www.flamingoheights.co.uk/

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In this inspiring episode of ‘Fear Less, Do More’, host Gill Hunter speaks with David Burdus - inclusive design consultant, accessibility champion, and paratriking enthusiast. David shares his extraordinary journey from a life-changing spinal injury sustained in an accident.

David shares his extraordinary journey through an accident that left him with a from life-changing spinal injury to becoming a leading voice in disability inclusion, inclusive design, and accessible infrastructure. With humour, honesty, and deep expertise, he explores how inclusive design must be rooted in lived experience - and why true accessibility benefits everyone.

Highlights include:

• David’s personal journey from spinal cord injury to inclusive design leadership
  

• Challenges in disability rights before the Equality Act — and how far we’ve come
  

• How inclusive thinking, co-production, and accessibility audits drive systemic change
  

• The symbolic power of removing the steps at Number 10 Downing Street
  

• The evolution of assistive technology and adaptive vehicles like the Martin Conquest trike
  

• Inclusive design in the built environment and neurodiverse-friendly workplaces
  

• David’s upcoming project ‘Whiskey Chasers’ — blending disability representation, travel, and whisky culture

  
  

Connect with David Burdus

https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-burdus-bsc-0b3a7812/?originalSubdomain=uk

Keep up to date with The Whisky Chasers

https://linktr.ee/thewhiskychasers?utm_source=linktree_profile_share

Find out more about your host Gill Hunter

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This podcast was produced and recorded at Flamingo Heights Podcast Studio🦩

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For any enquiries or feedback regarding this podcast, email us at ⁠marketing@squareonelaw.com⁠ with the subject 'PODCAST’.

In this brand new episode of ‘Fear Less, Do More’, host Gill Hunter is joined by Alison Dunn, CEO of the Society Matters Group (which incorporates Citizens Advice Gateshead), for a thought provoking conversation on the future of work and leadership.

Alison shares her insights on the evolving working landscape, and reflects on her journey from a legal career to her current CEO role. Alison’s unwavering dedication to equity, personal development, and creating opportunities for systemic change shines through as she continues to champion for positive transformation.

Highlights include:

• Alison's transition from a legal career to becoming a charity CEO

  
  

• Her leadership evolution from performance-driven management to a collaborative and supportive approach.

  
  

• The successful implementation of a four-day working week at Citizens Advice, leading to improved staff retention and reduced absences.

  
  

• Insights into Citizens Advice’s regional and national services and their impact.

  
  

• What being an anti-racist organisation means including the challenges and benefits in becoming one.

  
  

• The effects of online trolling and Alison’s advocacy for using platforms to drive social justice.

  
  

Connect with Alison Dunn on Linkedin

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/alisondunncag

Find out more about your host Gill Hunter

https://squareonelaw.com/people/gill-hunter/

Find out more about Square One Law

https://squareonelaw.com/

Find out more about ‘Fear Less, Do More’

https://squareonelaw.com/insights/fear-less-do-more/

This podcast was produced and recorded at Flamingo Heights Podcast Studio🦩

https://www.flamingoheights.co.uk/

For any enquiries or feedback regarding this podcast, email us at ⁠marketing@squareonelaw.com⁠ with the subject 'PODCAST’.

Join host Gill Hunter, Managing Partner at Square One Law, as Fear Less, Do More returns for an inspiring fifth season. This season features 12 separate conversations with fearless guests who’ve broken barriers and redefined success in their fields.

From Big Brother winner-turned-mental health advocate Anthony Hutton to inclusive design consultant David Burdus, activist Catrina McHugh, and self-taught property developers Jack and Tom Atha, each guest shares powerful stories of resilience and innovation.

You’ll also meet trailblazers like Anna Gibson, who brought micro scooters to the UK, and inclusive fashion designer Victoria Jenkins, whose work is featured in Primark.

Perfect for entrepreneurs, professionals, and anyone seeking inspiration, this podcast delivers motivational insights, fresh perspectives, and bold stories to encourage us all to ‘fear less and do more.’

Find out more about your host Gill Hunter

https://squareonelaw.com/people/gill-hunter/

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Find out more about ‘Fear Less, Do More’

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This podcast was produced and recorded at Flamingo Heights Podcast Studio🦩

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In this compelling debut episode of our fifth season, host Gill Hunter chats with Anthony Hutton who opens up about his rise to fame as winner of ‘Big Brother’ back in 2005, and the blessings and challenges that followed.

Hear his story about life after the fame and money ran out and how training as a barber helped him discover his sense of purpose and ability to connect with men also suffering poor mental health and how his own struggles led him to become champion of men’s mental health with his ‘Never Throw In The Towel Project.’

Highlights include:

• Anthony’s experience and drive to be on ‘Big Brother.’

  
  

• His experience with the darker side of fame in the years after.

  
  

• Struggles with finding a ‘normal’ job in the midst of financial troubles and battles with drugs and alcohol.

  
  

• Rediscovering his purpose as a barber where men opened up about their struggles.

  
  

• How the passing of Anthony’s grandma inspired him to set up ‘Never Throw In The Towel Project.’

  
  

Find Anthony Hutton here on Linkedin

https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-hutton-9b5440102?originalSubdomain=uk

Find out more about your host Gill Hunter

https://squareonelaw.com/people/gill-hunter/

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Find out more about ‘Fear Less, Do More’

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This podcast was produced and recorded at Flamingo Heights Podcast Studio🦩

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For any enquiries or feedback regarding this podcast, email us at ⁠marketing@squareonelaw.com⁠ with the subject 'PODCAST’.

In this episode of 'Fear Less, Do More', host Gill Hunter chats to Lyndsay Watterson, founder and CEO of Neo-Walk. After losing her leg in 2010, Lyndsay’s desire for a more personalised mobility aid led her to create Neo-Walk, an innovative company that creates stylish and empowering walking sticks. She shares her entrepreneurial journey, including the challenges and successes of expanding her business from a small kitchen operation to a global brand.

Highlights include:

• The story behind how Neo-Walk was founded, with humble beginnings as a small business in York, and how it grew into an international brand, used by Hollywood celebrities.

• Lyndsey’s perspectives on disability and how it makes her feel empowered, not different, allowing her to embrace doing things ‘a little bit differently’.

• The unique opportunities and experiences Lyndsey has had, including pitching Neo-Walk on Dragons Den, performing at the London paralympics and starring in the Bad Education movie.

• Lyndsay’s focus is on growing Neo-Walks presence within the US market, whilst also striving to take more time for herself and find balance and rejuvenation.

• Lyndsay’s desire to pursue more creative hobbies, such as her pet cockatoo and upscaling furniture.

  
  

Find Lyndsay Watterson here on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lyndsay-mitcheson-a146b97a/?originalSubdomain=uk

Visit the website for Neo-Walk

https://www.neo-walk.com/

If you enjoyed this episode, you might also like this one here:

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In this episode of ‘Fear Less, Do More’, host Gill Hunter sits down with Helen Taylor, architect and director at Scott Brownrigg, for an engaging and fascinating conversation about her inspirational journey in architecture and the evolution of the profession, particularly as a female architect. Helen reflects on the profound impact of the Grenfell inquiry and underscores the significance of balancing both form and function in order to create meaningful spaces within the built environment.

Highlights include:

How male-dominated the architecture profession was when Helen first began her career in the 1990s, and how it lacked diversity, particularly at senior levels.

The struggles Helen faced finding female role models and the adversity her mentors endured.

The evolving role of architects and how a shift to digital tools increased focus on compliance and collaboration.

The specific projects Helen has been involved in during her career and the impact they had on communities.

Helen’s advice to young people considering a career in architecture.

Find Helen Taylor here on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/helen-taylor-4bb3a811/?originalSubdomain=uk

Visit the website for Scott Brownrigg

https://www.scottbrownrigg.com/

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In this episode of ‘Fear Less, Do More’, host Gill Hunter sits down with Jon Dudgeon and Dave Gibson from Blu Sky Chartered Accountants, who share how a chance meeting led to them establishing their accountancy firm, which has a unique approach to what is traditionally a conservative field. Jon and Dave share how their values of an open work culture has helped them to build strong relationships, as well as a distinctive and memorable brand.

Highlights include -

• Jon and Dave’s backgrounds and how their approach has helped shape success

• The importance of self control, consistency and a growth mindset when establishing and running a business.

• Blu Sky’s focus on building strong relationships with their clients and empowering their team through an honest culture and remote working opportunities.

• The firms focus on sustainability and ethical practices that led to them becoming a BCorp certified business.

• Jon and Dave’s personal lives, hobbies and their secrets to maintaining a good work-life balance.

Find Jon Dudgeon here on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondudgeon/?originalSubdomain=uk

Find Dave Gibson here on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-gibson-236a0911/?originalSubdomain=uk

Visit the website for Blu Sky Chartered Accountants

https://blusky.co.uk/

Listen to ‘Two Pints of Lager and a Spreadsheet’

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This podcast was produced and recorded at Flamingo Heights Podcast Studio🦩