"To 'hold space' is a terminology used a lot in mental health. You're creating a space where somebody can really, wholly express themselves. In session I'm trying to be as present as I possibly can, to understand their experience. Going to see a therapist is exactly the same as going to your doctor for a physical health problem, it's just with regards to our mental and our emotional well being."

"I think people underestimate how important interior design is. It's almost like a psychological aspect of design. When they walk into their home, we want to make sure they are walking into their dream life"

"Neurology is interesting because essentially every patient is a puzzle... You can approach each case like a detective and I really enjoy that aspect of my work - so i get to be a detective like 20 times a day, which is brilliant!"

"I wanted to be a biscuit designer... [now] This really is my dream job.  One day I could be immersed in the world of cocktails, and the next on  safari around London with the bakery team eating our way around the best bakeries..."

"I wanted to create something that allowed women to put on my  jewellery and feel that a sense or armor came over them!"

"Even though flying is extremely common these days, a plane taking off is still a remarkable feat of engineering and watching a plane take off is a mesmerizing sight." In this episode we find out what aeronautics means, what is involved in the study of this subject and interesting insights into airline engineering.