Business With Purpose

In this episode, David talks to Joshua B Lee who is also the Founder and CEO of StandOut Authority and a prolific entrepreneur. To date, he has established 16 businesses and is also an author and coach. Joshua is on a mission to get businesses to connect with their customers on a human level rather than just thinking only about how to monetize every encounter they have with them.  Joshua shares nu...

In this episode, David talks about how living a succession of perfect days builds into your living the perfect life. He shares a deceptively simple, yet effective, way to identify what a great day would look like for you and explains how to make it a reality.

On this episode, David talks to Jeremy Hyams who is the CEO and founder of Claims Consortium Group, a provider of claims handling services and insurtech to insurers, brokers and other property service organisations across the UK. Jeremy also became a VP of the Institute of Customer Service in 2017.

How’s your day today? Is it non stop? With so many interruptions and distractions in modern office life, so many days feel like you’re running flat out to stand still. In this episode, David shares and goes through his five steps to make your day Magnificently Productive.

Sharon Griffiths’ vision is to connect curious people worldwide so that everyone is inspired and able to create their own ‘Shappiness’. She joins David to discuss this and a plethora of many other subjects into the bargain.

The average person spends about an hour and fifty minutes a day. That’s five years in the average lifetime. On this episode David takes an in-depth look at the five steps he uses to turn worries into a superpower:

Max Whicher joins David from a quiet corner of his London office to talk about his journey, humanity and social media. Max is the CEO and co-founder of Spin Brands, the UK’s number one social media agency that’s dedicated to delivering social through scale along with being an angel investor to several other companies.

This Tiny Noticeable Things is all about customer service. How well would your customers rate your customer service. Whether it is a four or a ten out out of ten, todays episode looks at what difference this makes.

Rob Moore is a disrupter, an entrepreneur, an author of eighteen books, holder of two world records, prolific content creator. He joins David today to discuss his journey, his purpose, his values and his grounded approach to his own successes.

Whether you’re keen to become a manager, already a manager and need to focus on your strengths and weaknesses or a business owner that wants to understand the natural preferences needed for leadership – today’s episode is for you.

Today David is joined by the motivational speaker, personal development coach and author Jack Russell. Jack is the founder and director of PDC Inspiration ltd. he has a passion for positively influencing and motivating others and helping people to achieve their desired potential. Over the past twenty five years Jack has set up and run two successful businesses that have positively influenced over...

When it comes to personal development reviews, we always focus on what our weaknesses are: Let’s focus on your strengths first and approach it from a top down perspective.

Today, David is joined by author and educator Ousha Demello. Ousha’s the founder of The Uplift Academy, an inspirational business lecturer and mentor with a demonstrated history of working in the education management industry with multiple skills from educational technology, management and adult training to administration.

Leadership is shifting from the traditional command and control style to an empowered model. In this Tiny Noticeable Things episode, David takes a look at these 8 key competencies needed to make a great leader:

Mark Davis is the owner of Basement 45, Bristol’s longest running nightclub. It has separate dance floors and regularly hosts special events and DJ training courses. He joins David to discuss his journey to where he is now and how turning his passion into a profession; he would also discover his purpose.

“Enjoy the little things in life because one day you’ll realise they were the big things” – Kurt Vonnegut. This Tiny Noticeable Things episode is all about the wheel of life, a concept first developed by Paul J Meyer in 1960. David explains why this tool is crucial to your personal development and your purpose.

'What is it that gives you energy, makes you leap out of bed, gives you fulfilment?' Amy Rowlinson is a life purpose coach, business owner, public speaker and global #1 podcaster with two chart-topping shows. Her second podcast, Focus on WHY, is now in 109 countries and is in the Top 1% of more than 2.8 million podcasts globally. She joins David to discuss the power of podcasting, discovering your...

In today’s episode, David takes you through his deliberately ordered ten steps you need to take to turn your purpose into a plan for your business. Whether you’re starting up or scaling up, these are the key questions you need to be asking yourself.

Jo Causon has been the CEO of The Institute of Customer Service for over twelve years now and since joining The Institute she has driven membership growth by a hundred and fifty per cent and established the UK Customer Satisfaction Index as the country’s premier indicator of customer satisfaction. In this episode she discusses her journey through the service industry, her purpose and the importanc...

The second instalment of Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody is all about leading with CALM. David explains the importance of why this acronym should be on the top of the list on every leader’s key result area.

In the first of a two-part feature, David focuses on accountability and clarity of message throughout your team with the chart of accountabilities. It doesn’t matter what size of company you are, the chart of accountabilities is a simple and very effective tool.

The first of April means the new financial year and is it a good time to take stock and make some new resolutions? David has some food for thought as we go into the new calendar.

Feedback is essential to growth and understanding your direction and purpose both as an individual and as a company. In this Tiny Noticeable Thing episode, David outlines the six key steps in how to give feedback in the most effective way.

Jeannette Linfoot, who from humble beginnings in Manchester, is now a business coach and mentor with a wealth of experience in travel, leisure, and hospitality and runs her own property business. She also runs the Brave Bold, Brilliant podcast when she somehow finds the time.  In this enlightening episode, David talks to her about her own journey and purpose, how she discovered it and how she went...

This final part of a mini series of interviews with the educator and entertainer Johnny Ball sees the revelatory conversation focus more on the current energy crisis, the environment and the future of Earth and recycling.