We speak with Jimmy, a 30-year-old freelance video producer that lives in Brighton. Jimmy quit his day job in healthcare to pursue an entrepreneurial pursuit in video production just before the Coronavirus pandemic hit.

We speak with Christen, a 27-year-old cold brew coffee founder. The company was just about to launch at the time of the interview. Christen felt that the time of launching a new beverage business was not the best timing as both buyers and distributors are understandably distracted.

We speak with Lori, a 33-year-old Restaurant Manager. This time has made Lori realise how insecure her job is. Lori has worked at the same company for 6 years and had the government not offered furlough, she would not be getting paid at all.

We speak with Jane, the founder of La Cuisine Paris, a cooking school that provides French cooking classes in English to visitors. The tourism sector has been significantly impacted, so at the moment Jane's physical business is closed. They continue, as they always have with community building, rather than direct selling.

We speak with Ben Keene, a father of three and founder of Rebel Book Club. Growth has slowed for the business, but Ben shares how he has quickly pivoted the business by switching events from offline to online, which have been a big success.

We speak with Louise, a mother of three and founder of Socialbeeni.com. Louise shares how Covid-19 has impacted her business and how she is using this time to safeguard future work and curate brand new content. Louise shares how she is balancing family live whilst in Lockdown and reflects on her feelings that solo business owners are being forgotten.

We speak with Teresa who after six successful years in a role that she loved at Sony Music, decided to hand in her notice just before Covid-19 struck. Find out about whether Teresa will change anything about her way of living when things go back to the "new normal".

Tom is the co-founder of content production agency, Dojo Films Ltd. The business is in its first year was growing month on month and Tom shares how Covid-19 has literally been the equivalent to hitting a brick wall at speed. We also explore how Tom's year has changed dramatically since he put in various New Year goals in place.

Bhavik is 32, lives in London Bridge and works in Financial Services. We dive into Bhavik's story of being an extrovert living in isolation, plus read his advice to help other's maintain their wellbeing. Advice includes gratitude journalling and learning how to not undermine your feelings.

Pansy shares her insights into the invisible pressure to make sure she proves herself to be more useful than ever in her creative career and how she can't wait to escape London and be active again.

We speak to Sarah, who is 35 and spending lockdown in SW London. Sarah works in the television industry, which has come to a shut-down. Within the industry, only 17% of freelancers are currently working. The rest have no income, having had their job cancelled (54%), or expected work has dried up (25%).

We speak to Louis, who is 26 and spending lockdown in Putney. Louis is the co-founder of Mission Ventures and lives with his wife, an intensive care Nurse. Louis shares the impact that Coronavirus is having on his start-up business and lifestyle as he lives in a small 1 bed apartment.

We speak to Helen, who is 34 and spending lockdown in Surrey. Helen is the founder of Samsara Communications and shares insights on how Coronavirus has impacted the wellness industry, plus top tip to maintaining our wellbeing during this uncertain time.