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Andy Brown on Be The Difference Podcast

Andy Brown, author of Emotional Overdraft, was a guest on the Be The Difference podcast where he unpacked the ten drivers of emotional overdraft and shared insights into how leaders can foster a healthier relationship with their work, their loved ones, and themselves.

Ep. 173: The Cost of Leadership | Andy Brown on Preventing Emotional Overdraft

Listen to this episode from Be The Difference Podcast on Spotify. Balancing the Books of Life: Andy Brown on Overcoming Emotional OverdraftIn this enlightening episode, we sit down with Andy Brown, a seasoned adviser, coach, and bestselling author whose journey from street interviewer to celebrated business mentor is as inspiring as it is instructive.

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Carla Miller on Women’s Leadership Today Podcast

Carla Miller, author of Closing the Influence Gap, was a guest on the Women’s Leadership Today podcast where she discussed how women can find their voice, influence effectively, and lead with authentic confidence in the workplace.

‎The Women’s Leadership Today Podcast: Episode 39- Unleashing Your Authentic Leadership Voice with Carla Miller on Apple Podcasts

Michelle interviews leadership coach and author Carla Miller about how women can find their voice, influence effectively, and lead with authentic confidence in the workplace. Carla has 15 years experience coaching CEOs, Directors and high-potential managers across sectors, on top of her own leadersh…

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David McQueen on The Black Sherpa Podcast

David McQueen, author of The Brave Leader, was a guest on The Black Sherpa podcast where he discusses how he fell into leadership by accident but quickly realised the impact he could have by winning trust and why he is such a strong advocate for more bravery in leadership.

S2 E4: David McQueen – Crazy. Sexy. Cool.

Listen to this episode from The Black Sherpa Podcast on Spotify. Get ready for one hell of an episode of the Black Sherpa Podcast featuring David McQueen. David is family man first, the husband of one, father of two and friend of many.

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David McQueen on the Why Care? Podcast

David McQueen, author of The Brave Leader, was a guest on the Why Care? podcast where he spoke on the importance of followership, his BRAVE framework for good leadership, and how to take a systems approach to inclusive leadership. 

Why Care? #40: David McQueen – The Brave Leader – Avenir

In Episode 40 of Why Care? I am joined by the brilliant and highly entertaining David McQueen to delve deeper into his brand-new book, The Brave Leader. David shares some life experiences, powerful insights and we touch on subjects such as the importance of followership, his BRAVE framework for good

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Nadia Nagamootoo on the Secret Resume Podcast

Nadia Nagamootoo, author of Beyond Discomfort, was a guest on the Secret Resume Podcast where she discussed how her experience of rejecting and then embracing her Mauritian heritage, combined with the complexities of the conversations about inclusion that she has had in her DEI workshops, led to her write her book.

Episode 22 – Nadia Nagamootoo – ‘The Smallest of Cogs Can Make a Big Difference’

Listen to this episode from The Secret Resume on Spotify. My guest this week is Nadia Nagamootoo – the founder and CEO of Avenir.

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Alison Jones on the ChangeStories Podcast

Alison Jones, author of Exploratory Writing and This Book Means Business, was a guest on the ChangeStories podcast where she discusses the power of exploratory writing for sense making and transformation.

‎ChangeStories: Alison Jones – The transformative power of exploratory writing on Apple Podcasts

In this episode, Susanne talks to Alison Jones from Practical Inspiration Publishing about the power of exploratory writing for sense making and transformation. Alison shares her own story of discovery of its power and discusses how to use insightful questions and metaphors to prompt creativity. S…

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Alison Coward on the On Your Team Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture, was a guest on the On Your Team Podcast with host Taylor Harrington, where she shared how to make small tweaks that will have huge impacts on your company culture.

Are you a Prickle Person or a Goo Person? with Alison Coward

Listen to this episode from On Your Team on Spotify. On this episode, Taylor chats with culture coach and Groover Alison Coward. She’s the founder of Bracket, and the author of “Workshop Culture: A Guide to Building Teams that Thrive.”

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Julie Smith on the What Comes Next.Live Podcast

Julie Smith, author of Coach Yourself Confident, was a guest on the What Comes Next podcast where she spoke about her work growing the impact of leaders and why she wrote her new book.

WhatComesNext.Live – Julie Smith

Julie Smith is an executive coach who works with leaders to grow their impact and supports teams to grow their effectiveness. She is the author of Coach Yourself Confident. I look forward to listening to Julie and hearing her thoughts on confidence. WhatComesNext.Live is a podcast recorded and broadcast live.

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Lucy Ryan on the Humans at Work Podcast

Lucy Ryan, author of Revoting Women, was a guest on Michael Glazer’s Humans at Work podcast where she addressed the dual hurdles of ageism and gender bias sharing compelling stories about navigating menopause and caregiving, alongside strategies for midlife women.

Empowerment After 50

Listen to this episode from Humans at Work with Michael Glazer on Spotify. Facing gender bias is tough. Add ageism to the mix, and the workplace becomes a whole different challenge. This episode examines the landscape for women over 50 in the workplace, spotlighted through Dr. Lucy Ryan’s insights from her book, “Revolting Women.”

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Alison Coward on the Time to Show Up Podcast

Alison Coward, author of Workshop Culture, was a guest on the Time to Show Up Podcast where she delves into group facilitation dynamics, emphasising the need for understanding diverse perspectives, connecting thoughts and experience, and recognising the power of self-awareness for growth.

6. Champion Interview with Alison Coward: Founder of Bracket and Author of Workshop Culture: A Guide to Building Teams That Thrive

Listen to this episode from Time To Show Up on Spotify. In this conversation, Alison Coward shares her journey of navigating challenges, including the pivotal moment of an autoimmune diagnosis that prompted a reevaluation of her lifestyle. Alison emphasises the importance of body awareness and self-compassion in making sustainable changes.