Ross Worswick is the perfect example of what people call and influencer brand owner.

but he’s managed something, that very few reality TV stars have succeeded in doing…

The Couture Club have gone from JD to Selfridges.

From being so close to giving up to having its most successful year in 2024.

Many people think their success has come from Ross’ appearance on ex on the beach or the fact JD took 40% of his company to help grow it.

But people don’t know the real story, the truth of what’s actually happened over the last 10 years.

And when I listened to him, I was surprised, moved, motivated & inspired by the up and down, rocky, winding road he’s been on with his company.

His clothes have been seen on some of the most influential people in the UK.

But gone are the days where you could put celebrities & influencers in your clothes and sell out a collection.

And that’s why The Couture Club are still around today.

They’re adaptable, resilient but what impressed me the most is their self awareness to identify their weaknesses on where and how to improve in an ever changing landscape of fashion.

We debated whether it’s easier to start a fashion brand 10 years ago or today.

Why he sold his company to JD then bought it back.

If content creation is just as important as the quality of the product.

Whether going on reality TV is a good strategy to start a fashion brand in 2024.

How important re branding is to get you back on the right track.

And what he’s done better than other brands to last 10 years in the game.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re not on the path you once where or you’ve fell out of love with something that was once an obsession, Ross’ story will teach you that it’s not over, this is not the end, and you still can achieve your dreams with small, consistent & purposeful actions.

This guy promises success - but no one wants to listen to him.

Not only does it guarantee you to become rich, but also free and happy too.

He’s the E-com expert who’s made over $100m on Shopify with 3 different brands.

So why is no one copying his blue print?

Well, people want things quick, over night & NOW.

But Danny preaches something different.

Something human nature won’t allow most people to act on…

Patience, slowing down and doing things one step at a time.

Danny has tried so many things, that I could have done an episode for each venture he attempted

He has so much wisdom that without all his previous failings would never have gained to be able to share with you

He’s now evolved into what I would describe as the perfect modern CEO who understands how people actually want to work…

He’s been:

Hijacked and ransacked by his own agency he founded

Made Bankrupt after being scammed into a deal he didn’t understand

& had to rely on his wife to be the bread winner whilst he figured out what step to take next

We talk about the painfulness of working in an agency, what it takes to leave your current career to pursue something new, how working with family really is, if remote working is better than going into the office, the importance of company culture, if experience in fashion will determine your future success and how big Craftd is going to be…

If you’re thinking of leaving your current situation to pursue a burning desire you just can’t stop thinking about - Danny will guide you along the pathway of exactly which steps to take…

Noah Lyles, grew up in a religious cult.

He was physically and emotionally bullied in school by girls and suffers with asthma.

But he’s just won the gold medal in the 100m sprint at the Paris olympics.

I first met Noah last year when he walked for Hugo Boss in their TechTopia Show with Gigi Hadid & Anthony Joshua. Since then I’ve seen him chill with Snoop Dogg, appear on Jimmy Fallon & be the main character in the new Netflix Series Sprint.

People call him, arrogant, obnoxious & overconfident - but I sat down with a man who’s guilty of only one thing. Having an unwavering belief in himself incomparable to anyone else I’ve ever met.

Noah has ADD, anxiety, depression, allergies, asthma yet allows none of this to stop him. What inspired me the most was none of his accomplishments but his ability, in a world of such judgment and comparison, to expressively and unapologetically be himself. He’s dismissive of his downfalls and refuses to see them as barriers. He’s unashamed of his emotions, therapy and dependance on his mum which only seems to make him stronger and more secure.

I’ve never met a super hero but Noah is the closest thing to what I imagine one to be like.

We talk about his love for fashion, his runway experience in Milan, his highest grossing Netflix documentary & so much more.

If belief in yourself is what you need, listen to Noah. His advice and energy is infectious.