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Rachel Bridge is a motivational author and speaker specialising in entrepreneurship, personal development and smart thinking.
Rachel Bridge is the former Enterprise Editor of The Sunday Times and now works with high-profile business leaders to craft powerful speeches and thought leadership articles. She is also the author of eight best-selling books on entrepreneurship, personal development and smart thinking, including How to Make a Million before Lunch, How to Start a Business without Any Money, Ambition, Already Brilliant and How to Work for Yourself.
A natural storyteller with a passion for helping people achieve their goals, Rachel has taken two solo shows to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival – Ambition and How to Make a Million before Lunch – both performed to full houses at The Pleasance and the Gilded Balloon.
Rachel is a regular guest on radio and television, sharing her insights into what makes successful people tick. She has appeared on programmes such as The Jeremy Vine Show on BBC Radio 2, LBC and BBC Radio Five Live.
Having interviewed hundreds of the world’s leading entrepreneurs and business figures, Rachel brings a rare depth of understanding to her talks. Through inspiring real-life examples and engaging personal anecdotes, she explores the common traits that drive success – and what we can all learn from them.
In addition to speaking at conferences, Rachel is an experienced moderator and facilitator, known for her warm, informed and effective approach.
She has an MA (Hons) degree in Economics from Cambridge University.
Exploring how great ideas evolve into thriving ventures, Rachel shares the traits and mindsets that separate successful entrepreneurs from the rest. She touches on spotting opportunity, managing risk, scaling with purpose and maintaining momentum while staying true to your vision.
Focusing on mindset and motivation, Rachel helps people recognise what holds them back and how to overcome it. She covers resilience, confidence, and practical ways to keep learning, growing, and moving towards meaningful goals.
Rachel looks at what it takes to lead effectively in today’s fast-changing world. From building trust and clarity to empowering others and leading through change, she shares real-world lessons and actionable insights that resonate across industries.
Rachel explores how to think more clearly, strategically and creatively. She unpacks how to make better decisions under pressure, avoid common thinking traps and use strategic insight to drive smarter outcomes.
Super job! I’m delighted with how the event went and a huge part of that is down to you – immensely grateful.
A special ‘thank you’ to Rachel for a brilliant speech.
