From Two Time National Athlete to Gold 905 Radio DJ: Sophie Gollifer | Quinntessential Questions #61

In this episode of The Quinntessential Questions Podcast, Paul Quinn sits down with Sophie Gollifer, Radio Presenter at Gold 905 FM and two-time national athlete who made Singapore sports history as Sports School's first-ever national champion. From becoming a Singaporean citizen at 13 to make history, to navigating a pivotal career transition at 16, to building a thriving broadcasting career while competing at HYROX World Championships. Sophie shares her journey of discipline, reinvention and sustainable high performance.
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