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Helen Beedham on the Engage for Success Radio Podcast

‘Rethinking our approach to how we manage working time can help us address the most pressing issues of the workplace: high stress and burnout; falling retention; stalling diversity. Individuals will flourish better in their careers and businesses will boost their bottom-line.’

Helen Beedham, author of The Future of Time, is a guest on the Engage for Success Radio Podcast.

Radio Show #475: Reworking Time to Boost Productivity, Diversity and Wellbeing

Special Guest: Helen Beedham: Author of The Future of Time: How ‘re-working’ time can help you boost productivity, diversity and wellbeing Time is our most precious finite resource. So why does nearly every business fail to manage it strategically and value it appropriately? Our working time has speeded up, become highly fragmented, and blurred into non-working time.

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Beth Stallwood on Influence and Impact Podcast

Beth Stallwood, author of WorkJoy, is interviewed on the Influence and Impact for Female Leaders Podcast – Episode 89 Finding Your WorkJoy

Influence & Impact for female leaders

The Influence & Impact podcast from leadership coach Carla Miller helps female leaders to tackle self-doubt, become brilliant at influencing and make more impact at work. It’s personal development meets professional development to help you thrive in today’s workplace. Episodes are short and sweet so you can start your working week feeling energised, inspired and empowered.

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Melissa Romo on the Marketing, Mindfulness, and Martinis Podcast

Melissa Romo, author of Your Resource is Human, speaks with Joanne Tombrakos on the Marketing, Mindfulness and Martinis Podcast

How Empathetic Leadership Helps Remote Teams with Melissa Romo: Episode #74 – joanne tombrakos –

Joanne’s guest is Melissa Romo, author of Your Resource Is Human, How Empathetic Leadership Can Help Remote Teams Rise Above.

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Joanna Gaudoin on Yahoo Finance UK

‘We all need change and new challenges to keep us motivated and engaged. The best companies want their employees to be motivated and fulfilling their potential as it benefits them too’

Joanna Gaudoin, author of Getting On, is featured in on Yahoo Finance UK.

How to change your role without quitting your job

If you’re feeling unfulfilled at your job and are in need of a change, one answer is to start looking for roles elsewhere. The problem is, it’s not easy to find another job – and there’s no guarantee you’ll feel more satisfied with your career if you move to a different organisation.

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Deb Mashek in Psychology Today

‘When you’re in a relationship, you’re no longer completely independent. You’re now interdependent and must consider your partner’s opinions, feelings, motivations, and plans. Doing that well requires careful collaboration.’

Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is featured on Psychology Today speaking about how work collaborations can teach us about improving romantic relationships.

5 Collaboration Mistakes to Avoid in Your Relationship

Companies often recognize the value of high-functioning relationships. That wisdom applies to romantic relationships. Relationships rely on collaboration and the best collaborations are purposeful, focused, intentional, and coordinated. Five key ways collaborations fail include uneven workloads, inconsistent contributions, power trips, disengagement, and dropping the ball.

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Lucy Harrison on The Sunday Lunch Project Manager Podcast

Lucy Harrison, author of Soft Skills for Tough Jobs,  speaks to Nigel Creaser on The Sunday Lunch Project Manager podcast.

‎The Sunday Lunch Project Manager: Lucy Harrison, The Soft Skills Guru (Part 1) on Apple Podcasts

In this episode, we have the first part of my chat with Lucy Harrison, The Soft Skills Guru Lucy’s aim is to inspire and equip a million people to think, act and lead with more humanity, making the workplace more collaborative, entrepreneurial and creative. She has been working with teams and their…

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Deb Mashek on The Speaking Club Podcast

Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is interviewed on The Speaking Club Podcast and shares the secrets to collaborating better.

From Empty Corporate Buzzword to Your Competitive Edge… Collaboration with Deb Mashek

We are overwhelmed with evidence of competition and divisiveness in our governments, in reality TV, and in the corporate world. However, in order to tackle the world’s biggest challenges, and indeed operate in business life, we need to be successful collaborators. But …

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Deb Mashek on ReWorked

‘If you want a more collaborative culture, you need to make collaboration possible, easy, normative, rewarding and potentially even required.’

Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is featured on Reworked speaking about how to encourage collaboration.

A Collaborative Culture Is Within Reach: Here’s How

Great collaboration is a competitive advantage. It gives rise to smooth processes, innovative solutions, happy people and robust bottom lines. Yet, although collaboration is celebrated in the workplace, it’s not always obvious how to cultivate a culture of collaboration. This is especially true when the existing culture is at odds with the aspiration.

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Becky Hall in Stylist Magazine

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‘January is the perfect time to channel your ‘inner lobster’, aka taking time to step back and grow a shell that will protect you as you navigate the challenges of the year ahead’

Becky Hall, author of The Art of Enough, is featured in The Stylist talking about regrouping and setting new boundaries.

Feeling overwhelmed by January? Try channelling your inner lobster

Mental Health Posted by Lauren Geall Published background Layer 1 Add this article to your list of favourites It may sound weird, but thinking about yourself as a lobster could be the perfect way to ease yourself into the year ahead.

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Deb Mashek on The Power of Us

‘Most people (71%) spend over 3 hours per day collaborating with others. That’s a whole heckuva lot of togetherness. Yet, roughly a third of people had received no professional development in this critical skill.’

Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is interviewed by Dominic Packer & Jay Van Bavel from The Power of Us.

INTERVIEW with Deb Mashek on Collabor(h)ate

This week, we are featuring an interview with Deb Mashek, who is releasing her book, Collabor(h)ate: How to Build Incredible Collaborative Relationships at Work , next week on January 24th! Dr. Mashek is a business advisor, professor, higher education administrator, and national nonprofit executive.