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Felicity Cowie on The Merri-Cast Podcast

Felicity Cowie, author of Exposure, is a guest on the Merri-Cast Podcast where she discusses with Trevor Merriden six questions that can work for businesses as well as journalists, the art of forgiving yourself, and why confusion can be a good thing to feel in business if you handle it properly.

Felicity Cowie: ON ‘6 questions to always ask and the art of self-forgiveness’

Listen to this episode from The Merri-Cast on Spotify. This week, I am joined by Felicity Cowie – Founder of Cowiecom, Business Consultant, International Communications Trainer, Author, and an award-winning former BBC, ITV, and Panorama journalist. As a former journalist turned entrepreneur myself, I could resonate with a lot of what Felicity had to say and I’m sure you will as well.

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Catherine Garrod in Authority Magazine

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Catherine Garrod, author of Conscious Inclusion, is featured in Authority Magazine discussing how diversity can increase a company’s bottom line.

Catherine Garrod Of Compelling Culture On Why Diversity Is Good For Business

As a part of our series about “How Diversity Can Increase a Company’s Bottom Line”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Catherine Garrod. Catherine Garrod is the author of Conscious Inclusion: How to…

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Matthew Stafford on Danielle Newnham Podcast

Matthew Stafford, co-author with Katie Lewis of Find Your 9Others, is a guest on the Danielle Newnham Podcast where he discusses what he looks for in founders, why 9 Others is so special, the importance of having a network and what is keeping him up at night.

Matthew Stafford: What Makes a Great Founder?

Listen to this episode from Danielle Newnham Podcast on Spotify.

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Catherine Garrod on Truth, Lies and Work Podcast

Catherine Garrod, author of Conscious Inclusion, is a guest on the Truth, Lies and Work Podcast discussing the top-asked questions around EDI.

EDI 101 for Leaders: Breaking Barriers & Fostering Inclusive Workplaces | Truth Lies & Work

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) – all the questions you might have as a leader (including the ones you may be afraid to ask!)

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Berit Lewis in Authority Magazine

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‘I believe the most important thing to a happy resilient life is to take pauses. We need to regularly step out of doing mode and into being mode. It helps us cope with stress by balancing our nervous system, but it also allows us to feel ourselves, listen to our bodies and gain awareness. Without awareness we will not know what we need to change.’

Berit Lewis, author of Ageing Upwards, is featured in Authority Magazine speaking with Savio P. Clemente about five things you need to live a long, healthy, & happy life.

Healthy To A Hundred: Berit Lewis of Thriving Life On 5 Things You Need To Live A Long, Healthy, &…

The term Blue Zones has been used to describe places where people live long and healthy lives. What exactly does it take to live a long and healthy life? What is the science and the secret behind…

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Melissa Romo on the Collaboration Superpowers Podcast

Melissa Romo, author of Your Resource is Human, features on the Collaboration Superpowers Podcast speaking with Lisette Sutherland about empathetic leadership in remote work and why empathy and trust go hand-in-hand with setting boundaries and managing performance.

325 – Empathetic Leadership in Remote Work – Collaboration Superpowers

Discover the power of empathetic leadership in remote work environments with insights from Melissa Romo’s book, “Your Resource is Human.”

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Berit Lewis on the Women Living Well After 50 Podcast

Berit Lewis, author of Ageing Upwards, is a guest on the Women Living Well After 50 Podcast where she speaks about a simple framework that can help you make the most out of those extra years of living.

Ageing Upwards: A mindfulness-based framework for the longevity revolution

Listen to this episode from Women Living Well After 50 Podcast on Spotify. Congratulations! You have been given about 20 more years to live than your grandparents. How are you going to make the most of them?My guest today on the Women Living Well After 50 Podcast is Berit Lewis.

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Ollie Henderson on the Man Up/Man Down Podcast

Ollie Henderson, author of  Work/Life Flywheel is interviewed on the Man Up/Man Down podcast by co-hosts Volker Ballueder and David Pawsey speaking about how work and life need to work together and move things forward for both your career and your life.

Work Life Balance – Ollie Henderson

We welcome experienced founder and CEO, Ollie Henderson, who pivoted his career while juggling the pleasures and pressures of raising a young family. Living in North London with his 3 kids and family, he used to run a digital agency. That’s how Volker and Ollie got to know each other.

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Helen Beedham on the Superpower School podcast.

‘You have to figure out what’s right for your business for your work culture, for your stage of maturity and for what it is you’re trying to achieve.’

Helen Beedham, author of The Future of Time, is a guest on the Superpower School Podcast speaking with Paddy Dhanda about how ‘re-working’ time can help you boost productivity, diversity and wellbeing.

E99: Productivity – Time Mastery: Discover the Secrets of Time Intelligence for a Thriving Workplace – Helen Beedham (Author of Future of Time)

Listen now | Get ready for an eye-opening conversation in this episode as we explore the groundbreaking concept of Time Intelligence and its potential to revolutionise the way we work. We share insights on time blindness, cultural norms, and traits that define time-intelligent organisations.

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Melissa Romo on the Sunday Lunch Project Manager Podcast

Melissa Romo, author of Your Resource is Human, features on the Sunday Lunch Project Manager Podcast speaking with Nigel Creaser.

Melissa Romo, The Human Resource (Part 1) by The Sunday Lunch Project Manager

This week I have part one of my conversation with Melissa Romo, The Human Resource. Melissa is a veteran of global business, having held executive roles in Warsaw, Paris, London and New York for some of the world’s most recognized companies.

Melissa Romo, The Human Resource (Part 2) by The Sunday Lunch Project Manager

This week I have part two of my conversation with Melissa Romo, The Human Resource. Melissa is a veteran of global business, having held executive roles in Warsaw, Paris, London and New York for some of the world’s most recognized companies.