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Beth Stallwood in The Stylist

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‘Joy doesn’t always happen by accident, especially if we’ve got ourselves stuck in a gloomy rut. The antidote to gloomy days is to bring joy up your to-do list and make it a priority. Try to think of the things that bring you a little slice of joy that you can make part of your everyday routine with minimum effort.’

Beth Stallwood, author of WorkJoy, was quoted in the article ‘9 wellness experts on how to overcome the post-summer slump’.

9 wellness experts on how to overcome the post-summer slump

Feeling low on energy as we head into autumn? Here’s how to overcome the post-summer slump and get yourself back on track, according to wellness experts.

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Andy Brown on the Burnout Isn’t Necessary Podcast

Andy Brown, author of Emotional Overdraft, was a guest on the Burnout Isn’t Necessary podcast where he shared insights gained from his research for his book along with his own experiences of going into his emotional overdraft with host Hannah Holden.

#037: Exploring Emotional Overdraft with Andy Brown

So many of us have a habit of investing all that we have in the success of our career or business. My guest today has researched this phenomenon by interviewin

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Catherine Oliver in The Sun

‘The ways families operate are changing, and both government and employers are recognising the need for change and to provide more support.’

Catherine Oliver, author of Working Parents-to be, contributed the article ‘JUGGLING CHAOS Everything you need to know as a parent with a job – from unpaid leave to flexible working’ to The Sun.

Everything you need to know as a parent with a job including unpaid leave

With the number of employed parents growing, the pressures they’re under are increasing, too – but there are ways to lighten the load. Catherine Oliver, author of Working Parents-to-be, gets you cl…

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Book Review: The 10-Second Customer Journey

‘I highly recommend the book to C-level sponsors of CX or leaders of a CX team!’

Todd Unger’s book,  The 10-Second Customer Journey was reviewed by Matthew Egol of Journey Spark Consulting.

Aligning marketing, product, commerce, and service to drive better outcomes through CX

Customer experience (CX) is a team sport, enabled by a culture of collaboration to achieve your desired business outcomes. In many organizations, CX leaders report to the Chief Marketing Officer, but need to collaborate with others in sales, operations, IT, finance, HR and other functions.

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Book Review: Working Parents-to-be

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‘Grab a copy – it will save you so much time and smooth that emotional rollercoaster that is caring for another human being and working.’

Working Parents-to be by Catherine Oliver, was reviewed in The HRDirector.

Working Parents to be – theHRDIRECTOR

a practical and insightful guide for those navigating the challenges of balancing work and parenthood. Reviewed by Su Sehmer, the book offers comprehensive advice on planning and adapting to the inevitable changes that come with being a working parent.

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Dr Bob Gomersall on BBC Radio Leeds

Dr Bob Gomersall author of Worthwhile Wealth, was interviewed on BBC Radio Leeds where he spoke about his life and what he wants readers to get from his book.

Starts at 1.19 mark.

Gayle Lofthouse – A look ahead to the big Bank Holiday Weekend – BBC Sounds

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Dr Tammy Watchorn in Human Capital Leadership Review

Dr Tammy Watchorn, author of The Change Ninja Handbook and The Change Ninja Returns , contributed the article ‘Forget the Glass Ceiling. It’s Nothing Compared to the Glass Front Door’ to Human Capital Leadership Review.

Forget the Glass Ceiling. It’s Nothing Compared to the Glass Front Door

By Dr. Tammy WatchornI was recently doing a review of a training program on managing change, with an emphasis on neuroscience. One of the participants was particularly honest and said:”I haven’t had time to use the training because I’ve been on holiday with my friends”.”How was it?” I asked.”Terrible” she replied.

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Cath Bishop on BBC Radio 4

Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win 2nd ed, was featured on the Radio 4 Today Programme in conversation with Jonathan Legard, discussing her experience of life after the Olympics as well as her views on the role of coaching. Starts at 2.28.

Today – 14/08/24 – Emma Barnett and Justin Webb – BBC Sounds

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Cath Bishop in the Guardian

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‘It’s a sporting parable for our times. Peaty started off as the king of aggression, combative in and out of the pool, set on destroying his opponents. He won two Olympic golds but lost himself along the way. He awoke to the cruel realisation that those medals had brought little happiness. They didn’t heal his relationships, bring peace of mind or help him become the person he wanted to be.’

Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win 2nd ed, contributed the article ‘Adam Peaty’s Olympic spirit shows winning does not mean coming first’ to The Guardian.

Adam Peaty’s Olympic spirit shows winning does not mean coming first | Cath Bishop

In judging himself by internal measures rather than results, the swimmer has pointed the way ahead for Team GB