Season 1 - Episode 2 - Ricky Willis aka Skintdad
Ricky is an incredible individual whose story is as moving as it is inspirational.
In this week’s episode of the OneGiantLeapPodcast.com Ricky shares his journey from the day he had no money left to buy food for him and his family to being the owner of the hugely successful website SkintDad.co.uk whose communities help thousands of people save money every day. There are few people who can build an online community like Ricky and it has been instrumental in helping him develop his brand and business.
When listening to Ricky its hard not to motivated to get out there and build the life you want! I hope you enjoy the episode.
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