Jun 24, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 12 segments
In this episode of Shapes of Resilience, host Olly Hall-Green sits down with Sam Beresford to explore his powerful journey of overcoming ADHD, addiction, and the personal challenges that once held him…
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really really yeah I get emotional talking about it but I think that emotion is good because I've got I've got to the place that I am now and I can be open about it I can be honest about it and It's a lesson, but it's also, it's something that I can use that can really, really, and I mean this from the bottom of my heart, it can really help people.

And yeah, that's one of my first points I made when I wanted to start my business was that how can I use what has gone wrong in my life to help people? And I feel like I'm on the path to doing that.

I, yeah, but I don't, I can't help but sometimes feel a little bit emotional about it.

Every single day, even now, people will probably think, oh, he's sorted his life out, but it's great.

And look, it's different and it feels so much better than it did before, but it doesn't stop me having the moments where the place that I'm in now can still be lonely, like, You turn your back on a life and you do a U-turn on a life that looks very different.

I feel like we've all got our little set of gifts that we've got to feed back to others.

And there's nothing more refreshing than someone that is like a couple of steps ahead of the people you're trying to help.

I feel like if you were 10 years down the line and you've really like, this is a distant memory, you're not in as good a position to help people as you are now because you can remember it so clearly because you're, like you said, two years down the line.

really really yeah I get emotional talking about it but I think that emotion is good because I've got I've got to the place that I am now and I can be open about it I can be honest about it and It's a lesson, but it's also, it's something that I can use that can really, really, and I mean this from the bottom of my heart, it can really help people.

And yeah, that's one of my first points I made when I wanted to start my business was that how can I use what has gone wrong in my life to help people? And I feel like I'm on the path to doing that.

I, yeah, but I don't, I can't help but sometimes feel a little bit emotional about it.

Every single day, even now, people will probably think, oh, he's sorted his life out, but it's great.

And look, it's different and it feels so much better than it did before, but it doesn't stop me having the moments where the place that I'm in now can still be lonely, like, You turn your back on a life and you do a U-turn on a life that looks very different.

I feel like we've all got our little set of gifts that we've got to feed back to others.

And there's nothing more refreshing than someone that is like a couple of steps ahead of the people you're trying to help.

I feel like if you were 10 years down the line and you've really like, this is a distant memory, you're not in as good a position to help people as you are now because you can remember it so clearly because you're, like you said, two years down the line.
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