Coffee with Colm

"I Am Not Easily Controlled" Nadia Ramoutar Introduces The Coffee At Eleven Audience To The Concept of Partipulation

"I'm A Compassionate Coach" ~ Gillian O'Gorman Shares The Journey That Led Her To Founding The Wellness Lounge

"I have a PhD in mistakes" Dee Keogh on Why She Hasn't Met Oprah...Yet!"

"There's No Sympathy For Backpain" Niall Lane Kelly on The Coffee at Eleven Show S3 E3

"I Was Raised By Five Mammies" - They Taught Sharon Farrell The Importance Of Managing Credit - on The Coffee at Eleven Show, S3, Ep2

"I Don't Know What Religion God Is." This, and other gems from our favorite Granddad, James Finnegan on The Coffee at Eleven Show, S3, Ep1

What Goals Have You Set For 2121 (not a typo) The links between 100-Year Goals, Harry Potter and Ariana Grande - on 'Coffee with Colm'

Ladies and gentlemen, this week I'm building upon something that I started to talk about in late 2020. Now that we're in 2021 and we're back yet again in lockdown, I want to reflect on some of the stuff I teach and build upon it somewhat; I believe it is more relevant than ever now. And so I offer you three things you can do this week to kickstart 2021 and show you how you can lock your progress i...

When Covid struck us all in Ireland in early 2020 I heard it said that we're all in the same boat together. And it sort of made sense and I believed it for a while. And then as time went on, I heard somebody else say, and I thought it was a much better description, "We're not all in the same boat together, we're all in the same storm together". And  many of us are experiencing that same storm...

You've heard it said, "Anything Worth Doing Is Worth Doing Well" and it is. But anything worth doing usually takes time to get right, to get to the point where it is done well - and therefore a Universal Law suggests it must start off badly first. So this week, over coffee, I'd like to explain why I am wishing you make mistakes, fail early and often to get the most out of 2021. For some I may even...

Christmas can be a difficult time for some people for myriad reasons; we never really know what is going on behind a smile and some outward festive cheer and so it was that Angeline Collins Driver found herself on the Coffee at Eleven Show as the final guest of 2020 to talk about a very serious malaise in our society, suicide. Truthfully, I wrestled with the timing around releasing this episode, g...

It was hilarious! Santa Claus (the real one) popped in to the Coffee at Eleven Show for a chat just before the big day (or night!)! We touched on the text-book perennial nature of of the Claus family business, centered on the three legs which require mastering for longevity: impeccable and unrelenting focus on Brand, Systems and People. Then the craic (Irishese for fun) started, as adult after adu...

From Donegal to La Rochelle - What Alison Roux is taking from COVID

From Donegal to La Rochelle and Back - with 2 near-death experiences thrown in!

Poor Martin O'Regan's Mother thought he must be up to something nefarious when he was handing her large sums of cash to 'mind' during his teen years. Of course he wasn't but the 'forever entrepreneur' has always, even from a young age seen opportunities the rest of us mere mortals miss and whilst his buddies were enjoying the craic  (Irish-ese for fun), our Martin was the impresario making it...

Poor Martin O'Regan's Mother thought he must be up to something nefarious when he was handing her large sums of cash to 'mind' during his teen years. Of course he wasn't but the 'forever entrepreneur' has always, even from a young age seen opportunities the rest of us mere mortals miss and whilst his buddies were enjoying the craic  (Irish-ese for fun), our Martin was the impresario making it...

Tommy O'Brien (The Da) on The Coffee at Eleven Show

Padraig Smith’s first company vehicle was a pushbike with a wooden pallet strapped to the back from which he sold farm-fresh eggs for IR£1 per dozen at 10% commission when he was in school. Roll on a handful of years and he is owner and Managing Director of a €multi-million business in the continuous energy space. Padraig graced the Coffee at Eleven Show zoom café with his presence and regaled the...

Padraig Smith’s first company vehicle was a pushbike with a wooden pallet strapped to the back from which he sold farm-fresh eggs for IR£1 per dozen at 10% commission when he was in school. Roll on a handful of years and he is owner and Managing Director of a €multi-million business in the continuous energy space. Padraig graced the Coffee at Eleven Show zoom café with his presence and regaled the...