In the ninth of a series of 12 TEBI episodes looking at meaning and money during later careers or second lives, Jonathan Hollow interviews former Paralympian, and chartered financial planner and wealth manager, Scott Moorhouse.

Scott provides an astute explanation of how he learned to throw the javelin throwing at a world-class level. He shares insights from his personal journey, starting from losing a leg at six weeks old to participating in the 2012 London Paralympics. The discussion covers Scott's post-Paralympic life, exploring his transition to the financial services industry to work at Mulberry Bow. Drawing on his experiences, Scott discusses the significance of deliberate planning and adaptability in navigating life's uncertainties. The conversation also touches on the language surrounding disability and the impact of personal stories on changing perspectives.

This podcast series has been developed with financial planning firm Mulberry Bow. Based in London, they offer a highly personalised service to around 150 individuals and families. Robin Powell and Jonathan Hollow are very grateful for their enthusiastic support for "Second Lives”.

Transcript: https://www.evidenceinvestor.com/scott-moorhouse-living-with-purpose/ --

Mulberry Bow financial planners: https://mulberrybow.com/ —

Scott at Mulberry Bow: https://www.mulberrybow.com/team/scott-moorhouse/ --
Jonathan Hollow and Robin Powell's book "How To Fund The Life You Want": http://tinyurl.com/how2fund --

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