Dr Tammy Watchorn, author of The Change Ninja Handbook, speaks on the Project Chatter podcast.
The Project Chatter Podcast
Welcome to Project Chatter, the podcast where project professionals, specialists and experts from various sectors talk about the latest trends in project management and PMO. Listen to Val and Dale as they talk about tried and tested best practices and share their unfiltered thoughts about the industry.
‘Knowing that there is more possibility than you can imagine from growing is very heartwarming.’
Dr Tammy Watchorn, author of The Change Ninja Handbook, speaks with Fotis Georgiadis on Authority Magazine about ‘The Five Things You Need To Shake Up Your Industry’
Meet The Disruptors: Tammy Watchorn Of An Sás Consulting On The Five Things You Need To Shake Up…
Collaboration – it’s not working together, that’s teamwork. It’s not aligning and helping each other, that’s coordination and cooperation. It’s not engaging with lots of people, that’s networking. Collaboration is about working out loud, just like scientists did in times of old to solve big complex mathematical equations.
Dr Tammy Watchorn, author of The Change Ninja Handbook, speaks with Nigel Creaser on the The Sunday Lunch Project Manager podcast.
meets Dr Tammy Watchorn, The Change Ninja (Part 1)
Listen to this episode from The Sunday Lunch Project Manager on Spotify. In this episode I meet Dr Tammy Watchorn, The Change Ninja Tammy is just about to release her book The Change Ninja Handbook An Interactive Adventure for Leading Change, she has a background in project and programme management, organisational change and innovation alongside many years of mentoring, designing and facilitating workshops, events and training using face-to-face and virtual solutions.
‘…the most important recommendation is for tutors and staff to focus on self-care first. Self-care is essential. If we truly want flourishing institutions, we need flourishing staff and flourishing students.’
Fabienne Vailes, author of The Flourishing Student, is featured on HEPI speaking about the role of tutors in supporting the wellbeing and resilience of students in higher eduction.
Wellbeing and Resilience: The role of tutors – HEPI
This blog was kindly contributed by Fabienne Vailes. An educational expert with almost 25 years of experience in the sector, Fabienne is on a mission to change the face of education, embedding wellbeing into the curriculum to create an environment where both students and staff flourish and develop the mental agility and resilience to succeed both academically and […]
‘Once you’ve discovered the key to your own brain, it’s a really powerful thing.’
Leanne Maskell, author of The Model Manifesto, is featured in Marie Claire talking about her experiences and how ADHD in women is more common than you’d think.
ADHD in women is more common than you think. So, do you have it?
Marie Claire is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. With celebrities like Gemma Styles and the Bachelor’s Abbie Chatfield opening up about their ADHD diagnoses, you might be wondering if you have symptoms yourself At 23 years old, model and law graduate Leanne Maskell appeared to have it made.
‘The real challenge is not to identify the next generation of England women footballers – it is to reach the millions of girls who weren’t watching on Sunday but deserve access to the benefits of a healthy, active life.’
Olympian Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win, speaks in The Guardian about creating a positive social change following the England Lionesses’ historic victory at the European Championship.
After the Lionesses it’s time to be bold and create real cultural change | Cath Bishop
ew sporting occasions come more inspirational than the England Lionesses’ historic victory at the European Championship. There is again uplifting talk of a legacy, a cultural shift and positive social change that can come from this. But we need to admit that we have had nights like this and talked like this before.
Adrian Pyne, author of Agile Beyond IT, is featured on the The Project Chatter podcast with Dale Foong to discuss Agile Beyond IT
S6E128: Creating Value from Adapting Agility to Project Management with Adrian Pyne – Project Chatter Podcast
In this week’s pod, we welcomed Adrian Pyne to discuss what project agility really looks like.Adrian is above all a project professional. He has led or rescued Transformation programmes widely from Telcos to eCommerce, Finance. Mining, Aviation, and the public sector. He has designed, built and operated P3 (project, programme and portfolio management) capability, PMOs, […]
‘…we are witnessing a rise in employee activism, where people are negotiating more assertively for the kind of work, culture and employment deal they want.’
Helen Beedham, author of The Future of Time, is featured in The HR Director speaking about performance evaluation and what we measure, incentivise and reward drives how much time we invest in different work activities and the way in which we make that investment.
‘When boundaries are too rigid or stepped over in a team, resistance and tension occur. If a team does not feel safe to articulate its boundaries clearly, people misinterpret different situations, trust may be broken and conflict can occur.
Jude Jennison, author of Leading Through Uncertainty is a featured in The HR Director speaking about team dynamics and nonverbal communication.
Tim Bradshaw, author of Because I Can: The robust guide to being effective, speaks with Claire Pedrick MCC on The Coaching Inn podcast.
In Conversation with Tim Bradshaw – Because I Can
Today Claire Pedrick MCC is in conversation with Tim Bradshaw about his new book Because I Can. The book contains hints and tips for people wanting to achieve their goal. We cover expeditions, courage and more. Tim’s Book is Because I Can. We also talk abo…