Lucy Ryan, author of Revoting Women, was a guest on the Leadership Letters podcast where she shared a letter written by her grandfather to his brother during World War II before going on to speak about love in leadership, the power of pause, and the act of writing a letter.
S4 E07: DR LUCY RYAN – Towards Leadership
Author, coach & MD of Mindspring, Dr Lucy Ryan joins us for an all-encompassing & engrossing conversation about leadership.
Lucy Ryan, author of Revoting Women, was a guest on the Starts at the Top podcast where she discussed what leaders need to do to turn back the tide of talented midlife women who are leaving the workforce, and why we all need to get behind it.
Episode 64 – STARTS AT THE TOP
Women in leadership special part 4: Dr Lucy Ryan, author of ‘Revolting Women’ on why midlife women are leaving the workplace We speak to Dr Lucy Ryan, author of ‘Revolting Women:Why Midlife Women Are Walking Out’
David McQueen, author of The Brave Leader, was a guest on The New P&L Podcast where he spoke on the importance of courage in leadership.
The New P & L – Principles & Leadership in Business: The New P&L speaks to David McQueen, CEO, Q Squared, Leadership & Executive Coach, Keynote Speaker, Author of ‘The BRAVE Leader’ on Apple Podcasts
This week on The New P&L – Principles & Leadership in Business we speak with David McQueen, CEO, Q Squared, Leadership & Executive Coach, Keynote Speaker, Author of ‘The BRAVE Leader’ – Better Decisions for Inclusive Leadership. To learn more about David go to: https://davidmcqueen.co.uk/ To ord…
‘Overall, a very useful, pragmatic book and a worthwhile read and reminder for any senior leader.’
Business Morphology by Julie Nerney and Geoff Robins was reviewed in The HR Director.
Business Morphology – How to navigate through change – theHRDIRECTOR
Overall, I would recommend this book. It is a comprehensive, practical guide focusing on the intricacies of navigating all forms of business change. It is relatively quick and easy to read and includes multiple tools, ideas, tips, real life case studies and chapter summaries which are all ideal for future reference after initially reading the book.
‘Change is the new normal, and this book will help you navigate it. The transformation buzzword has made change seem complex when it really comes down to one or more of these five levers.’
Business Morphology, by Julie Nerney and Geoff Robins was selected as book of the month for Lioness magazine
Business Morphology: Your Key Strategies for Navigating Business Change – Lioness Magazine
Change is hard. With Business Morphology by Julie Nerney and Geoff Robins, you can master deftly navigating business change.
‘During the ten days of the course I mapped out how I could share my marketing tips from The Best 90 Days Ever and turn them into a guide that shares 90 powerful actions to transform a business.’
Hannah Isted author of The Best 90 Days Ever was featured in the Barry and District News.
Barry woman’s debut book selling at WH Smith and Waterstones
Marketing expert Hannah Isted is about to release first book ‘Best 90 Days Ever’
‘Just at the moment when we need to access our confidence, the nagging inner voice that criticizes, belittles and judges us shouts loudly and brings our self-belief crashing down.’
Julie Smith, author of Coach Yourself Confident, was featured in the Forbes article ‘Feel Like An Imposter? How To Lead In A Confidence Crisis’.
Feel Like An Imposter? How To Lead In A Confidence Crisis
At some point in their lives, an estimated 70% of people have suffered from imposter syndrome. What can you do when it happens to you?
Andy Brown, author of Emotional Overdraft, was a guest on the Life Without Secrets podcast where he shared his thoughts on normalized burnout and the importance of addressing mental and physical demands in leadership.
121: Emotional Overdraft: Balancing Well-Being and Success with Andy Brown – Life Without Secrets With Jillian Riddell
Today on Life Without Secrets, we explore the insights of Andy Brown, a seasoned advisor and bestselling author, on running a successful business without sacrificing mental and physical health. Join us as we challenge the old school hustle mentality and share practical tactics to lighten the emotional load for personal well-being and business success.
Katie Tucker, author of Do Penguins Eat Peaches was a guest on on The Resilient Retail Game Plan where she discussed how to discover the answer to the essential question what do your customers really want and are they prepared to buy it from you?
The Resilient Retail Game Plan: 189 | Uncovering What Your Customers Really Want with Katie Tucker on Apple Podcasts
Maybe you’ve been wondering, will my customers buy this? Will they like this new product line I’m developing or purchasing? Or what, quite simply, do my customers want to see from me? We often get told that we need to talk to our customers to understand them. It’s advice I’ve certainly given out…
‘There are then three themes in this research that show opportunities for positive change: the need for thriving performance environments; redefining the relationship between performance and participation sport; and lengthening the timeframe in which we envisage sport in our lives.’
Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win, contributed the article ‘Swim England’s toxic culture must go – it is time for sport to prioritise joy’ to The Guardian.
Swim England’s toxic culture must go – it is time for sport to prioritise joy | Cath Bishop
A report into ‘cultures of fear’ within swimming has found that the sport is still seen as a space where abuse of athletes is acceptable if it results in medals.