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9. Fenella Madison of Torteval Cheese
29:16||Season 0, Ep. 9Fenella talks about starting a cheese making business from the desire to be her own boss. The importance of promoting your business and making use of local markets. How she moved to Guernsey from Sussex after being a nurse for 25 years in the NHS.
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9. Sam from Pukka Tukka (raw pet food)
37:58||Season 0, Ep. 9Sam bought an established pet food business that specialises in raw food. In two years she has more than doubled the customer base through face to face promotion at shows. Before this she was a dog handler with the police for 19 years!8. Ant Austen of Relocations
30:19||Season 0, Ep. 8Ant talks about starting his own removals business after working in it from 15 years old and wanting to be his own boss. We also talk about our (Guernseys) sudden plunge back in to lockdown a week ago and the affects on our businesses.7. Ann Bowditch of Hypnotherapy & Holistic Health
31:53||Season 0, Ep. 7Ann talks about her Hypnotherapy business and how she transitioned to that after 3 years as a personal trainer. Before that she worked in the finance industry and was a successful runner and road cyclist, representing Guernsey in both.6. Jemma Wilson from Stepping Stones Pre-School
35:11||Season 0, Ep. 6Jemma talks of her career progression from school, straight in to child care to buying the business she was working for in her late twenties. Also, the appreciation she has for her her friends who just so happen to also be staff members that the kids all love5. Sean Wilson The Carpet Doctor
17:17||Season 0, Ep. 5Sean talks about his progression from trainee floor layer, to qualified chef, to owning two paper rounds then starting his newest venture with £500 and earning a deposit for a home in the first year of his new business!4. Shona Dunn of Guernsey Eyes
21:59||Season 0, Ep. 4Shona went out on her own a year ago, specialising as a mobile optometrist. She is now investing in a bricks and mortar practice close to the beach sharing a "commercial Hamlet" with other small businesses