In this episode, I sit down with Dhari Sachdev — a creative force whose illustrations bring stories, emotions and ideas to life.

Dhari opens up about her journey from being “painfully shy” as a child to becoming a confident artist who lives and breathes creativity.

This story is one of growth, courage and expression — a reminder that sometimes, the small things in life mean the most.If you’ve ever struggled with confidence, creativity, or finding your place in the world — this episode is for you.

🎙️ A massive thank you to Dhari for sharing her story and reminding us how important it is to experience life and express ourselves through creativity.

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Also want to say a huge thanks to Parliament Sq Coffee for hosting this episode ☕️

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions about suicide, abuse, and mental health struggles. If you’re affected by these topics, maybe leave this episode for the time being.In this episode, Darryl Craig opens up about his journey from a torturous childhood to finding light through writing, poetry, and helping others.From facing domestic abuse and loss, to being saved by a stranger at his lowest moment, Darryl’s story is one of hope, healing, and rebuilding.Now through his writing and poetry, he uses his lived experiences to help others find light in their own darkness. showing that even when life breaks you, “broken things can be rebuilt.”🎙️ A massive thank you to Darryl for his honesty and openness in sharing his story.Follow Darryl - TikTok : @darryl.craig1 Also you can purchase his Poetry book " Fragile Struggles, Fierce Strength " Amazon using this link : https://amzn.eu/d/3QgUeecAlso want to say a huge thanks to Parliament Sq Coffee for hosting this episode ☕️

In this episode, Kerri opens up about the challenges that shaped her life — from growing up in care and facing rejection, to finding her voice, strength, and purpose in helping others.She shares how she’s turned years of trauma into something powerful through her Be Me Project, supporting care leavers and neurodivergent individuals, while also speaking honestly about living with ADHD and autism.Kerri’s story is one of courage, compassion, and creating change — showing that no matter where you start, you can still build something meaningful.Also want to say a huge thanks to Parliament Sq Coffee for hosting this episode ☕️