S5 E1 - With Business Owner Cheryl Naughton and Plumber Nathan Nash

Join Stephen Buckley and Keith Delahan on their award winning podcast where on this maiden episode of Season 5 they welcome guests Cheryl Naughton and Nathan Nash. They discuss the challenges faced by tradespeople, the importance of mental health, and the impact of social media in the trade community. Nathan shares his personal journey into plumbing and the health challenges he faced, including a lymphoma diagnosis. The conversation emphasizes the need for support in the trade industry and the importance of raising awareness about health issues. In this conversation, Stephen Buckley and Keith Delahan discuss the profound impact of cancer on personal and professional lives. They explore the emotional journey of facing a cancer diagnosis, the importance of financial literacy for self-employed individuals, and the challenges of maintaining family dynamics during treatment. The discussion also highlights the significance of raising awareness about cancer and advocating for better support systems, while celebrating milestones and looking forward to the future with hope and resilience. Cheryl provides valuable insights for tradespeople looking to manage the administrative side of their business along with the physical stresses, she provides an eye opening look into the challenges that are present for business owners and what can be done through her services to eliviate some of it. To find out more about what Cheryl's business provides, check her out at www.thegirlintheoffice.ie The learn more about Nathan and his journey, check him out on IG @nnplumber If you have been affected by the discussions in Nathan's interview, please know support is available. You can reach out to cancer support groups like the Irish Cancer Society for assistance. Their free support line is 1800 200 700, where compassionate help and guidance are just a call away. Find out more about the Podcast by heading over to our page @insightthestrippedbackpodcast and press on our bio link.