They happened walking side by side with someone.

In Episode 3 of Running It, Ozge McAree talks about:

– walking meetings

– communication and connection

– leadership and sales psychology

– why people open up more outside the office

– movement, clarity and human behaviour

– why some of our best thinking happens away from the desk

There’s also actual science behind why people think differently when they’re moving.

A conversation about business, people, communication and creating environments where better conversations can happen.

We’re waiting for the right feeling.

In Episode 2 of Running It, Ozge McAree talks about procrastination, motivation, discipline, confidence, momentum, and why so many of us delay the very things we know we should be doing.

From business and sales to fitness, habits and everyday life, Ozge shares why motivation usually doesn’t come before action — it comes after it.

This episode explores:

• why procrastination is often linked to discomfort and uncertainty
• how discipline eventually turns into habit
• why confidence is built through action
• how momentum changes everything
• and why waiting for the perfect feeling can keep you stuck for years

Because sometimes the biggest thing standing between where you are and where you want to be… is simply starting.

Very few think about how it feels.

In Episode 1 of Running It, Ozge McAree talks about first impressions, scent, memory, emotion, and why people often decide how they feel about a business before a single word is spoken.

From luxury hotels and corporate lobbies to clubs, clinics, gyms, retail stores and commercial spaces, Ozge shares real stories from the world of hygiene and premium scenting — and why scent has become one of the most powerful, overlooked parts of customer experience and branding.

This isn’t about candles or air fresheners.

It’s about psychology.

Because people might forget what they saw… but they rarely forget how a place made them feel.

And as Ozge says:

“No one ever walks into a place, says it smells amazing… and wants to leave.”

Then underneath, add this final line:

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