
Sarah Clisdell
Owner and head coach of RISE Muay Thai Fitness, a women-only Muay Thai studio in Chatswood, Sydney. Former corporate leader turned fitness entrepreneur.
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Aug 11, 2026
Muay Thai Gym Founder — She Built Confidence Through Discipline
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0:40Jane ButlerHOST
So I think i- what would be really great for our listeners is for you to go right back to the beginning.

Sarah ClisdellGUEST
Look, when I look back over my career, it largely was always driven by a want for success in the beginning, and it's certainly success and what that means has largely evolved.

Sarah ClisdellGUEST
Early on, success meant chasing big job titles, chasing, uh, pay packets, you know, really wanting to climb the corporate ladder, and a lot of that came from probably not wanting to prove something to other people, but prove something to myself.

Sarah ClisdellGUEST
My school experience and the school system and way of learning, it was never an environment where I felt particularly successful unless I was doing sport.

Sarah ClisdellGUEST
I didn't thrive by writing an essay and being put under pressure in an exam setting.
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