I absolutely love business and all that it entails.
If you meet me, however, you’d soon know that there’s a bit more to me than being a successful business woman and I’m not one to retire on my laurels. Hence trundl.
I want to leave a legacy. “The idea is not to live forever, but to create something that does” is my ambition. But, although that all sounds really serious, I am a very happy go lucky lass and never happier than when I’m out walking however far that may be. Rarely without a smile on my face, I don’t take myself too seriously.
I have a genuine drive to be a force for good and my own journey from being active and taking really good health for granted to developing “dicky hips” as I call them, in my late 40’s, has really shaped trundl’s scope and purposeful mission to be for all ages and for all abilities, sporty or not. As I like to put it:
“it’s not about how far or how fast with trundl, it’s the fact you should be proud of yourself that you didn’t just think about it but you got out and trundled . I don’t mind if you do 50 steps or 50k, everyone, as a collective, pulls together and we do amazing things for good causes”