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Joy Burnford on the Talk Roleshare Podcast

‘It’s not just creating a workplace that’s better for women. Because a lot of the time other people want the same things, it’s not just a female thing. It’s actually better for being a human being and having that time with family or doing, other things in your life.’

Joy Burnford, author of Don’t Fix Women, is a guest on the Talk Roleshare Podcast offering tips for individuals and organizations to build more inclusive workplaces, including the use of job sharing.

Taking Action for Gender Equality: Tips for People and Organizations

Meet Joy Burnford, founder of Encompass Equality, is a gender equality advocate. Joy’s journey began with a crisis of confidence in a male-dominated workplace and she has since dedicated her life to help women develop their confidence, and inspire organisations to create a better workplace experience for all.

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Alison Jones on The Speaking Club

Alison Jones, author of Exploratory Writing and This Book Means Business, is a guest on The Speaking Club speaking with Sarah Archer about Exploratory Writing and why there is a symbiosis between a book and a talk, with one being a vehicle to promote the other.

Exploratory Writing and the Truth About Business Books with Alison Jones

When you have a big idea and message to share, and you want to get it out to more people you have so many more channels available today for achieving that. Regardless of the number of platforms at your fingertips, your choice really comes down to two options – do you communicate one to many using speaking or writing?

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Ollie Henderson on the Follow Your Different Podcast

‘I think the thing about work life balance is that it’s a lazy feeling that we all have. It’s something we think we should adhere to. Like, ‘yeah, we should all have better work life balance’, and it kind of makes sense. It has the best intentions, but it’s frankly, wrong. It doesn’t make sense.’

Ollie Henderson, author of  Work/Life Flywheel is interviewed on the Follow Your Different Podcast with Christopher Lochhead  speaking about about designing a life with meaningful work that works for you.

310 The Work/Life Flywheel with Bestselling Author Ollie Henderson – Christopher Lochhead Follow your Different.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:10:26 – 48.4MB) | Embed Almost everybody wants to design a legendary life and make a difference, but it can be harder than it sounds. On this episode, you’ll get a very different conversation about designing a life with meaningful work that works for you.

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Felicity Cowie on the Superpowers School Podcast

Felicity Cowie, author of Exposure, is a guest on the Superpowers School Podcast where she speaks with Paddy Dhanda about how communications can be made more powerful.

E85: Self-Help – Describe What You Do in 50 Words: Make Your Communications More Powerful – Felicity Cowie (Former BBC Journalist & Author) | Superpowers School Podcast

👉🏽 Register for the Visual Jam Xtra event titled ‘The Magic of Mental Models: How to Think Inside The Box with Todd Cherches’ Use voucher code VISJAM15 to get 15% OFF: Click Here ⚡️ Describe What You Do in 50 Words: Make Your Communications More Powerful 🏆🔔 COMPETITION ALERT!

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Lucy Werner on Brand Therapy Podcast

Lucy Werner, author of Brand Yourself and Hype Yourself is featured on the  Brand Therapy podcast speaking with hosts Phil and Lauren about getting publicity as a small business owner.

184. How do you generate publicity for your personal brand? (f. Lucy Werner)

Listen to this episode from Brand Therapy on Spotify. How can you get PR without time or a publicist? 📰 You’re going to find out in this riveting episode of Brand Therapy. Hosts Phil and Lauren meet with Lucy Werner, hype queen and PR extraordinaire, to get the 411 on getting publicity as a small business owner.

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Deb Mashek on School For Startups Radio

‘The first way to improve collaboration is to acknowledge that just because you are not aware of a problem doesn’t mean that you don’t have a problem. How do you figure out if you have a problem? The best way is to actually talk to the other collaborators and ask ‘what would you like to see more of from me’ and ‘what would you like to see less of from me?’

Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is a guest on School For Startups Radio alongside Dr Rob Mathews and host Jim Beach.

March 14, 2023 – Collabor(H)ate Dr. Deb Mashek and Design-Centered Dr. Rob Mathews – School for Startups Radio

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/7tv5wi/sfsr_2023_03_14.mp3 Dr. Deb Mashek – Collaboration Expert and Author of Collabor(h)ate: How to build incredible collaborative relationships at work (even if you’d rather work alone) The first way to improve collaboration is to acknowledge that just because you are not aware of a problem doesn’t mean…

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Alison Jones on The Bottom Line

Alison Jones, author of Exploratory Writing and This Book Means Business, is a guest on The Bottom Line with Evan Davis, along with Helen Kogan and Margaret Heffernan, talking about what makes a great business book and how do you make practical advice on a subject like accounting a riveting read.

The Bottom Line – Business Books – BBC Sounds

Catch up on your favourite BBC radio show from your favourite DJ right here, whenever you like. Listen without limits with BBC Sounds.

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Melissa Romo on the Live the Width of Your Life Podcast

Melissa Romo, author of Your Resource is Human, features on the Live the Width of Your Life Podcast speaking about how every leader and every employee who is working right now in this hybrid or remote work environment should be reading this book and how she found time to balance working full-time, raising a family writing, and writing this book.

Episode 27: How to optimize your hybrid or remote work environment with Melissa Romo and Ardelian Kuzma Group

Are you working in a hybrid or remote work environment and seeking ways to optimize your experience? Join me and my guest is Melissa Romo, the author of the book “Your Resource is Human: How Empathetic Leadership Can Help Remote Teams Rise Above.”

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Beth Stallwood on Engage for Success Radio Podcast

Beth Stallwood, author of WorkJoy, is a guest on the Engage for Success Radio Podcast talking with Jo Dodds about how to fall back in love with your job, where listeners are offered three solid strategies for looking at their current job with fresh eyes.

Radio Show #480: How to fall back in love with your job

Special Guest: Beth Stallwood: Founder of Create WorkJoy. So many people move jobs at the beginning of the year that recruiters call it the ‘January job round’ and often don’t bother trying to fill vacancies in December. While harnessing New Year energy to finally quit your job is one option, there’s another: fall back in love with the job you already have.