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Being bold and audacious is a mantra, a lifestyle if you will, for Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones if you ask him how he got to where he is now. This is where we pick up from the last episode as he continues to tell his inspiring story on overcoming tremendous challenges he faced in his colorful career. Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones, a self-confessed street fighter, developed resilience from his tough but humble but beginnings that enabled him to venture into marketing after his stint in BBC. In this episode, Adam Stott is joined by Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones and they talk about his break as a marketing professional and his miraculous battle against Leukemia. Listen to learn more! Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones, aka The Black Farmer, made a brand of the same name dedicated to his love for farming, specifically British Farming. Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones is a former producer and director in the BBC and he is responsible for starting the career of Gordon Ramsay in television. Show Highlights: How Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones' family ended up living so poorly in Birmingham, UK At 11 years old, what promise did Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones told himself Having the courage to dream Why being an entrepreneur involves challenging conventions What his family told him for his idea of getting into working behind the television The 2 things you need to achieve all your goals in life Left Brain vs Right Brain Great opportunities come when there is uncertainty Links Mentioned: Big Business Events Members Network The Black Farmer