Wildly Intentional

Bold talks. Big breakthroughs. No apologies. We're two business owners who are passionate about helping people to grow in business and in life, and we talk about all the things you need to hear when running your own business (or thinking of doing it).

Wildly Intentional is a business podcast hosted by Flick Hamnett-Day & Verity Curryer, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Flick Hamnett-Day & Verity Curryer hosts Wildly Intentional, a business show with 29 episodes published.

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  Episode #30

  30. What Happens When Your Values Cost You Money?

  Aug 18, 202647 minS1

  We all love to talk about being a values-led business. But what happens when standing by those values means turning down money? In this episode of Wildly Intentional , Flick and Verity have an honest conversation about what it really means to build a business around your values, particularly when those values are tested. They explore the uncomfortable decisions business owners sometimes have to make when a potentially lucrative client, opportunity or relationship doesn't align with what they believe in. Because it's easy to say "my values are non-negotiable" until there's a financial cost attached. Flick shares experiences of walking away from clients when the relationship or expectations no longer aligned with her values, and why she believes being open about what you stand for publicly can actually help you attract the right people in the first place. Verity brings her perspective around values, behaviour and the decisions we make when something doesn't feel right, as well as reflecting on situations where standing by your principles meant making a difficult choice. The ladies also explore why your personal values inevitably find their way into your business, whether you intend them to or not, and why trying to appeal to everyone can sometimes mean connecting with nobody. And this isn't just about clients. They talk about what happens when you have to represent your values while working for someone else, speaking on a public platform or making decisions that affect other people — and why sometimes doing the right thing can feel really uncomfortable. This episode asks a bigger question: What are your values actually worth to you when there's a price attached to standing by them? Subscribe to Wildly Intentional for weekly bold conversations on business growth, mindset and building a business that actually works for you. Come and say "hello" to us online - you can find Wildly Intentional Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to join us in our Facebook Group to continue the conversation and let us know your thoughts on this episode and if you have ever felt the same as we do here.

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  Episode #29

  29. Business Awards: Validation, Visibility or Vanity?

  Aug 11, 202636 minS1

  Business awards can be exciting, nerve-wracking, validating... and sometimes a little controversial. So, are they really worth it? In this episode of Wildly Intentional , Flick and Verity dive into the world of business awards, exploring the different types of awards available, why business owners enter them, and how to decide which ones are genuinely worth your time. The conversation begins with some exciting news as Flick announces she's been shortlisted for three prestigious Social Media Marketing Awards , before Verity reflects on her own experiences of winning awards during her time running IMC Social and the impact they had on both her confidence and her business. Together, they unpack the reality of the awards landscape—from awards that seem to have a category for everyone, to public vote competitions that can sometimes feel more like popularity contests than a celebration of great work. They also discuss why independently judged awards, backed up with evidence and real results, often carry a different kind of credibility. But winning isn't the only goal. Flick and Verity explore how to maximise the visibility that comes from being shortlisted, making the most of awards ceremonies (whatever the outcome), and why an award nomination can become a powerful marketing opportunity long before a winner is announced. Whether you've entered awards before, never considered them, or you're wondering if they're really worth the investment, this episode offers an honest, balanced look at what business awards can—and can't—do for your business. Subscribe to Wildly Intentional for weekly bold conversations on business growth, mindset and building a business that actually works for you. Come and say "hello" to us online - you can find Wildly Intentional Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to join us in our Facebook Group to continue the conversation and let us know your thoughts on this episode and if you have ever felt the same as we do here.

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  Episode #28

  28. Women Gone Wild (again)

  Aug 5, 202642 minS1

  Sometimes you sit down with a plan for an episode. And sometimes your brains have other ideas. In this episode of Wildly Intentional , Flick and Verity intended to discuss a completely different topic. But after a quick catch-up about Verity's recent holiday, the conversation took a classic ADHD-fuelled detour and never quite found its way back. Instead, the ladies found themselves exploring everything from politics, religion and social issues to trans rights, online discourse and the state of the world in 2026. It's thoughtful, passionate, occasionally chaotic, and perhaps the perfect example of why some of the best conversations happen when there's no script. Flick shares her recent experiences of attracting not one but two social media trolls, and reflects on what it's like to be visible online when your values aren't universally welcomed. The conversation also touches on a lovely day out with her mum and aunt, where an unexpected discussion about Pride parades sparked a wider conversation about visibility, representation and why some conversations still matter today. Along the way, Flick and Verity explore the importance of curiosity, respectful disagreement and the dangers of reducing complex issues to social media soundbites. As always, they don't claim to have all the answers—but they do believe in asking better questions. This episode is a reminder that growth doesn't only happen in business. Sometimes it comes from challenging our perspectives, listening to different viewpoints and being willing to engage with the world around us. And yes, before you ask, they never did make it back to the original topic. Subscribe to Wildly Intentional for weekly bold conversations on business growth, mindset and building a business that actually works for you. Come and say "hello" to us online - you can find Wildly Intentional Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to join us in our Facebook Group to continue the conversation and let us know your thoughts on this episode and if you have ever felt the same as we do here.

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  Episode #27

  27. Why Are We So Obsessed With Certainty?

  Jul 28, 202638 minS1

  If there was a guaranteed roadmap to success, we'd all take it. The perfect strategy. The perfect decision. The perfect timing. The certainty that if we take a particular action, we'll get the result we want. But what if certainty is the very thing holding us back? In this episode of Wildly Intentional , Flick and Verity explore our obsession with certainty and why so many business owners find themselves waiting for the right moment, the right answer or the reassurance that everything will work out before they're willing to take action. Together, they unpack why humans are wired to seek certainty, how that desire can keep us stuck, and whether confidence really comes before action—or as a result of it. Verity shares her perspective on trusting the journey, discussing her belief that life has a way of teaching us exactly what we need to learn, even through the experiences we'd never choose for ourselves. The ladies explore how setbacks, challenges and unexpected detours can often become the very things that shape our growth. Meanwhile, Flick makes a compelling case for letting go of perfection altogether. In her eyes, there's no such thing as perfect—and waiting for it is one of the quickest ways to delay progress. She shares her thoughts on embracing imperfect action, learning as you go and why some of the best opportunities come from simply being willing to start. The conversation also touches on curiosity versus certainty, the risks of overthinking, and why some of the biggest opportunities in business rarely arrive with guarantees attached. Plus, listeners get a small teaser about an exciting new offer Flick is working on and hopes to share more about very soon. This is a thought-provoking conversation about trust, growth and what becomes possible when we stop waiting for certainty and start moving forward anyway. Subscribe to Wildly Intentional for weekly bold conversations on business growth, mindset and building a business that actually works for you. Come and say "hello" to us online - you can find Wildly Intentional Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to join us in our Facebook Group to continue the conversation and let us know your thoughts on this episode and if you have ever felt the same as we do here.

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  Episode #26

  26. Six Months In — What Podcasting Has Really Been Like

  Jul 21, 202634 minS1

  Six months. Twenty-six episodes. Countless conversations, unexpected tangents, a few technical hiccups, and more camping updates than anyone could have predicted. In this episode of Wildly Intentional , Flick and Verity take a look back at their first six months of podcasting and reflect on what the journey has really been like. From the initial idea and early nerves to finding their rhythm behind the microphone, they discuss what's changed since the beginning, what they've learned along the way, and how they're looking to evolve the podcast moving forward. The ladies talk openly about the reality of creating a podcast alongside running businesses, careers and life in general. Flick shares what goes on behind the scenes as the one responsible for the technical side of the show—from editing and uploading episodes to creating the occasional Reel—while Verity openly embraces her role of turning up, talking and trusting Flick to make the magic happen. Together, they reflect on some of their favourite moments from the last six months, including the conversations that sparked deeper thinking, the episodes that surprised them, and the unscripted moments that have become part of the fabric of the show. Yes, that includes the ongoing camping saga, unexpected interruptions, and those episodes where neither of them quite knew where the conversation was going next. Most importantly, they explore the themes that have emerged throughout the podcast: growth, courage, identity, business, friendship, neurodiversity and the reality of being human while trying to build something meaningful. This is a reflective, honest and often funny conversation about what happens when you commit to showing up week after week—and what you learn about yourself in the process. Subscribe to Wildly Intentional for weekly bold conversations on business growth, mindset and building a business that actually works for you. Come and say "hello" to us online - you can find Wildly Intentional Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to join us in our Facebook Group to continue the conversation and let us know your thoughts on this episode and if you have ever felt the same as we do here.

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