Terry sits down with Diana Todd to explore her journey into the driving instructor world.Diana shares how the search for a better work-life balance led her from a high-pressure career into ADI training, just before the pandemic reshaped everything. She speaks openly about the challenges of qualifying, the reality of juggling family and work, and the lessons she learned along the way.The conversation also dives into blended training, why trust matters in the industry, and the importance of staying open to feedback. Diana reflects on her transition into training others, her admiration for the late Lou Walsh, and how mentoring has shaped her approach.Honest, insightful, and at times raw, this episode offers valuable takeaways for anyone on their own instructor journey.Check out Support and Inspire Get More Than Just Test Passes – Join the Premium MembershipIf you're a driving instructor who wants to teach better, earn more, and stand out from the crowd, the Premium membership is where it happens. With exclusive content you won’t find anywhere else — from expert sessions to confidence coaching, business building, and beyond — this is the stuff no one else is giving you. Start your free 7-day trial now: Sign up hereMore from The Instructor PodcastHosted by Terry Cook, this show is all about helping driving instructors grow their business, sharpen their skills, and look after their wellbeing. Browse all episodes and extras: The Home of The Instructor PodcastGet the Workbook for Every EpisodeWhen you join the email list, you’ll get a custom workbook to help you reflect, take action, and apply each episode’s message to your real-world lessons. Plus, weekly tips that actually make a difference.Sign up for The Instructor email Stay Connected via WhatsAppQuick insights, new content, and useful updates direct from Terry.Join the channel: whatsapp-link.comThe Instructor Podcast uses a variety of social media channels, including a Facebook group. You can join the group or follow us on the following platforms:FacebookLinkedInInstagramYouTube