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I Hit a Literal and Metaphorical Iceberg at 30” | Jules Hobbs | Part 1 (opens the original)
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Jules Hobbs was born and raised in the UK. She had a difficult childhood, things that shouldn’t happen to kids, but she’s chosen not to dwell on that story. Instead, she talks about what came next. She spent five years in international banking in London, then helped transform a budding wellness studio into an award-winning, top-ranked clinic. She increased revenue significantly and got the studio featured in national press. But in 2017, something shifted. She describes it as an iceberg moment, l
The Youngest Candidate Wants to Be the Young Voice Government Doesn’t Have | Daniel Davison (opens the original)
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Daniel Davison is 18 years old. He just got his A-level results this morning. Three years ago he taught himself to cut hair from YouTube videos, started in his kitchen, moved to his bathroom, and convinced his father to help him convert a derelict garage into The Garage Barbershop in Peel. They spent three months working on it at night and weekends. He’s now fully booked. A year ago, bored after 7pm when the barber shop closed, he started a marketing business running Facebook and Instagram ads f
“It’s 100% Mental, 100% Physical, and Yet So Peaceful at the Same Time” | Blake Kelly (opens the original)
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Blake Kelly built his entire racing operation on a shoestring budget and a DIY ethos, and last year became one of three locals to start the Manx Grand Prix. He works as a firefighter and blue light instructor. He paints his own bikes. He converted a 1997 ambulance into a race van with a sofa bed and a big TV. He edits his own YouTube videos. He designs his own vinyl stickers with a desktop cutter. He built a pit crew that nailed the third fastest pitstop at the Manx Grand Prix. This is a story a
She Collapsed at 19. Five Years Later She Rode the Tour de France Femmes (opens the original)
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Becky Storrie was 19 years old, training thirty hours a week and studying full time, when she collapsed in a teammate’s hallway and started fitting. She had felt fine that morning. She says she was in the shape of her life. That was the end of her triathlon career and the start of nine months in which she could barely make a cup of tea. Chronic fatigue syndrome gave her no timeline, no rehab plan and no promise of recovery. It also took away the only version of herself she recognised. She had a
The Isle of Man World Champion Nobody Talks About (opens the original)
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Lesley Sleight didn’t pick up a bow until her sons needed an adult to walk the course with them. She only went along as their shoot guardian. Then her husband asked whether she wanted to do it properly — and if she did, she’d be spending the next four months standing two feet from a bag in a shed, shooting into it. No targets. No scores. Just technique. Her first ever competition was the national championships, where she finished 12th. What followed is one of the most under-told sporting stories
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