In today's episode Kelly Taylor, AKA Kids And The Commute tells us about her Nan's work ethic that influenced her early on, her formative love of television and storytelling, her dream job at the BBC and her decision to leave that all behind to go all in on her role as a content creator, at the age of 40. This episode peels back the curtain on the life of a content creator, from securing brand partnerships to growing a thick skin and sharing your life online, all while carrying through the thread of storytelling that has always fascinated Kelly. Full of honesty, as well as advice for any budding young content creators, this is an insight into a thoroughly modern job, and how Kelly makes that work for her. ------------ This episode is sponsored by Good Wash Day who make organic jersey T-shirt towels for your hair to reduce friction, damage, dryness, frizz and drying time. Perfect for all hair types, they're also ideal 'plopping' towels for wavies and curlies. They're super gentle and lightweight, so are suitable for sensitive skin and those experiencing hair loss and regrowth. All Good Wash Day towels are made in the UK from ethically sourced fabrics (where people and planet are protected), and have been approved by a Harley Street-based Consultant Trichologist. Use the code WB10 for 10% off your first order.

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