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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2023 · 35 MIN

Success Matters : Heart of Gold

from Success Matters · host Sanjai Mehta

Today’s episode is an  extraordinary story of compassion, resilience, and community spirit that will warm your heart and remind you of the incredible power that one individual has to make a difference in the lives of thousands. My guest today is James Anderson, a remarkable plumber with a heart of gold who doesn't just fix leaking pipes and faulty boilers; he mends broken spirits and warms hearts. Following the death of his baby son, James committed to lead his life to being the best that he can.  After seeing how a cowboy plumber had ripped off a vulnerable person, James decided to honour his son by  dedicating himself to helping elderly and vulnerable people when they need it most. James is a true unsung hero. His team responds to plumbing and heating emergencies often in the dead of winter, and they go above and beyond by offering their services free of charge to those who can't afford it. But that's not all. James also extends his kindness by providing essential food bank and food delivery services, ensuring that no one goes to bed hungry. I was deeply moved by James’s story of the power of empathy and the extraordinary impact one person can have on the world today. I’m sure you’ll enjoy hearing his story as much as I did.

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