Confidence Credentials | EP. 05 | Christopher Nicholas

Confidence Credentials

Episode 05: Christopher Nicholas Embark on an inspiring journey with Christopher Nicholas as he lays bare his remarkable story of transformation. Formerly caught in the grip of addiction, Christopher battled through the shadows of drug abuse and alcohol until a pivotal decision changed the course of his life. Now a kids sports teacher, triathlon level 2 coach, podcast host (The NXY Podcast), and the driving force behind NXY Multisports and Iceguys, Christopher shares the raw struggles and triumphs that have defined his path. In this riveting episode, discover the depth of Christopher's commitment to change as he opens up about his struggles with addiction, his thriving career in sports education, and the birth of NXY Multisports—a beacon for aspiring triathletes in Sunderland. Join us as Christopher shines a light on Iceguys, a unique initiative fostering men's mental health through sea swims and group therapy. Guest Information - Christopher Nicholas: A beacon of resilience and inspiration, Christopher is a kids sports teacher, triathlon level 2 coach, podcast host, and the driving force behind NXY Multisports and Iceguys. Simon Whitaker is CEO of Master Debonair, a menswear retailer. Dave Algeo is a coach, speaker and writer on achieving success with wellbeing (rather than at the expense of it). He regularly coaches clients on how to regain control over their health and weight and make sustainable changes in their lifestyle and how they feel about themselves - improving sleep, emotional coping, inner-confidence and getting more from life. Dave regularly speaks to groups and audiences about positive coping and putting stress in its place - His phrase 'are you sweating the right sprouts,' has led him to be labelled the 'sprout-guy' in some quarters. Connect with Dave and learn more about his work at www.davealgeo.com/ A final request: If you have enjoyed the show, please do spread the word and share your favourite episodes with friends and anyone you think would benefit. It would also mean a lot if you could leave us a review and a rating on your podcast feed of choice. Produced by Bernardo Soares. The music used in the podcast is credited with thanks to Logan Nicholson of Music for Makers, musicformakers.com