Today I'm talking to Hattie Hasan MBE - a former teacher turned plumber, entrepreneur and changemaker.. Hattie was recognised in the 2020 Honours list for her services towards Women in the Heating and Plumbing industry. Hattie grew up experiencing domestic abuse, and we’ll be talking about the impact that had on her, her passion for supporting women in trades, and her current crowdfunding campaign to start the Stopcocks National Register of Tradeswomen. The register will connect people from vulnerable groups with trustworthy, verified tradeswomen.  You can find Hattie's crowdfunding campaign https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/national-register-of-tradeswomen (here.) (Please note - today's episode discusses aspects of domestic violence - some listeners may find aspects of the conversation distressing) If what you heard today resonated with you, I’m always up for a chat. Every week, I have conversations with people who need an ear and people who are ready for change. Wherever you are right now, that’s part of your story, but there’s always a way to start a new chapter. Come and https://www.annaknightcoach.com/book-a-call (book yourself in). I also run a Facebook community called https://www.facebook.com/groups/portinthestorm (Port in the Storm). We welcome all women and non-binary people who want to learn how to navigate life’s challenges with strength, ease and energy. Your challenges might be massive, or they might be made up of a million tiny issues. Some days it might feel like all you can do is survive; other days you feel all fired up to make a change. This group is here for you, no matter where you’re at.