My latest podcast interview was with Charlie Whyman, expert marketer and head of B2B Curious Marketing. She is also my wonderful Marketing Coach! Charlie has sold olive oil from Sardinia, laser scanners at the bottom of gold mines and drones to commercial ships! She knows what marketing works, what doesn’t and she helps business leaders avoid the marketing injuries that cause pain and ensure the focus is on proven strategies that work. Outside of work Charlie has a young son, is a keen cyclist and is a total tech geek! On the Podcast: • We also spoke in depth about the importance of remaining CURIOUS and CREATIVE in what you do and how to make sure you do that on a regular basis. • Charlie’s journey to where she is now and how being curious and creative has played a big part in her success • How leaders can tap into their curiosity and creativity more and why this is so important • Challenges Charlie has had with her own thinking and mindset on her journey and her strategies with this including “Slow down to speed up”

My latest podcast interview was with Colin Mobey from Windward Coaching and Teamship expert! On the Podcast we covered Why stopping at a layby many times during a period of burnout led to an epiphany Colin’s path to setting up Windward Coaching His core philosophies, especially in relation to team performance and TEAMSHIP Why would should focus on ROOT cause over symptoms with people problems Why we should INVOLVE people more than ENGAGE them How ‘Survival Psychology’ can impact the performance of teams What he sees the future of teams looking like

On the podcast I interviewed Culture Change and Wellbeing Expert Sarah Markham, We looked at a range of areas including: - What Sarah's path has been to creating Calm In A Box - How her thinking has caused her challenges through the years and what she has learned from that - Why Sarah thinks culture, engagement and wellbeing are so important for organisations and individuals - What’s in her toolbox to take good care of herself that you can learn from - Why we need to ‘Be Well’ FIRST to ‘Do Well’

On my latest podcast Mark Walmsley (Brand Strategist and leader of a network for the arts and culture sectors) and I took a fascinating look at CREATIVITY. How can we be more creative? What are some brilliant examples of creativity? Mark and I discussed - Why creativity should be seen as ‘intelligence having fun’ - How creativity has played an important part in his life - Why creativity is important to business leaders - How we can become more creative - Some amazing examples of creativity - 3 important questions to ask yourself when making a decision

In my latest podcast I help you with some important techniques and approaches to make 2022 your best year possible!

On my latest podcast Kathryn and I took a look at the positives that have come about due to remote and hybrid working. But we also discussed the pitfalls and important issues to be mindful of. Kathryn is an independent HR consultant who works with small businesses to help them find the right HR solutions for their company and their people. You can find her here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/krodgershr

On my latest podcast, Carolyn and I take a deep dive into leadership and the many signs of 'Bad Leadership' to be aware of in yourself and others. With over 20 years working in Human Resources, operating at Board level within some of the World's largest employers and biggest household names, Carolyn became a specialist in Transformational Change, Lean Operations, Leadership and Followership. She is now working as a Board member to run the day-to-day operations at 15ten15, to revolutionize the way the recruitment industry provides services to candidates, business leaders and HR professionals. She is the founder of her own business Redefining SELFISH and author of 'All The Tw*ts I Met Along The Way' and 'Redefining SELFISH'.

On my latest podcast you will discover how to apply lessons from the world of Neuroscience to improve your performance as a business leader. Lynda is a cognitive neuroscientist, a business psychologist and she specialises in working with people to recalibrate their thinking, especially in terms of communication, their own limitations and embracing change. She is founder of the Neuroscience Professional Development Programme, The Learning Lab, and she is an author, a mentor to senior leaders on behavioural change and a professional speaker and. In fact, she is the current National President of the Professional Speaking Association.

Over a series of episodes, I will be taking an interesting look into a range of findings from the world of Neuroscience, so you can apply the lessons in your business life.

Over a series of episodes, I will be taking an interesting look into a range of findings from the world of Neuroscience, so you can apply the lessons in your business life.