Episode 2 : Nikki Ellis - Personal Trainer, Founder of Cinch, Transformation Specialist
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Embracing The Hustle
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Welcome to another episode of Embracing the Hustle. In this episode we interview Nikki Ellis, Founder and creator of Cinch, she is an entrepreneur, a sessional academic at Victoria University teaching in the clinical exercise science stream and transformation specialist with nearly 30 years of experience in the field. We talk about her background, how she grew her business and she shares her best advice to aspiring personal trainers. I again apologise for the audio quality as we are still tweaking and improving our setup. Enjoy the episode!
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