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How organizations can help to build healthier, psychologically safer, and more productive workplace environments by encouraging cultures of compassion.

Nils Elmark argues for the need to break up the global economy into local economies so that communities can regain their independence and be less exposed to the tide of globalization.

EQ qualified trainer, coach and influencing specialist, Nicole Soames, explains how manager and leaders can give their teams the opportunity to find their own way and create their own wisdom by asking the right questions.

What companies and business can do to support women's empowerment and inclusion, resulting in a positive impact on their organizations.

Recognized innovation expert Dr. Max McKeown explains how to move from original insights to new ideas, and from new ideas to successful real-world innovation. 

Sally Bibb, leading figure in the strengths movement, present us her eight-week programme to help us identify our strengths and thrive in all areas of our life.

We talk to Richard Maddocks about boosting our energy to live a happy and fulfilled life.

We talked to author, entrepreneur and coach Neil Francis about how practiing the common conception of positive thinking can actually be bad for you and his redefinition of positive thinking.

We talked to Peter B. Walker, Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, about the misconceptions between the US and China, comparing and contrasting the evolution of each country's economy, education systems, human rights record, the definition of democracy, and world view and military role.

Consultant and trainer Sarah Duncan explains where companies can start their journey to sustainability and what terms such as Carbon Footprint, Conscious Consumerism and Paying It Foward really mean.

In this episode, we talk to Giles Watkins about his holistic approach to resolve sleep issues and transform your life.

In this episode, we talked to Natasha Wallace, coach and author of The Conscious Effect, about conscious leadership and how leaders need to always put people first.

In this episode, we talked to marketing experts Rasmus Houlind and Colin Shearer, authors of Make It All About Me, about their omnichannel model.

We talk to Angus Forbes, former City banker turned environmentalist and passionate advocate of global governance of the biosphere.

Why do we feel change is happening faster now and what to do about it, with applied futurist Tom Cheesewright.

In this episode, we discuss with Louise Nicolson which are the stereotypes, the mental health problems and the challenges related to entrepreneurs, as well as, discover the concept of collective entrepreneurship. Louise Nicolson is an entrepreneur, consultant and coach with over 20 years’ experience in business, journalism, public relations and employee engagement. Most recently, Louise built and...

In this episode, we talk to Kirsty Bashforth, Founder and CEO of QuayFive, a consultancy offering practical strategies to align organisational culture with purpose.  She is also the author of Culture Shift, published by Bloomsbury on the 25th of July. The book guides organizations on how to do things differently, ensuring that culture really does shift (with a minimal budget and no external consul...

David Chudwin , author of I Was A Teenage Space Reporter , join us to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11. David told us about his experience during that emblematic day and his visions for the future of space , predicting technological advances in space exploration and vital they are to a modern and developing world. Find out more: I Was A Teenage Space Reporter (US) I Was A Teenage Sp...

We are joined by author and coach Paolo Gallo to discuss his new book The Compass and the Radar.  With a creative and engaging mix of coaching practice, management theories, case studies  and personal story-telling, this book helps us identify both our own compass – which  relates to integrity, passion and internal value systems – and radar – which helps us understand organizational complexity and...

We are joined by author Giles Lury to discuss his new book Inspiring Innovation and how brands can find ideas in the most unusual and unexpected sources. Find out more: Inspiring Innovation The Value Engineers The Art of the click

We are joined by author Waqās Ahmed to discuss his new book The Polymath. The Polymath is an exceptionally versatile human who excels in multiple, seemingly unrelated fields. Over history and across the world this fascinating breed has rejected ‘specialisation’ and shown us a more complete way of thinking and being. We discuss Polymaths throughout the ages, how modern life has affected our learnin...

Authors Sue Coyne and Penny Mallinson join us to talk about their new book The Zone of Connection.  The Zone of Connection offers a simple but powerful practice to transform your life just 5 minutes a day, going beyond mindfulness, showing you how to shift from being on autopilot to one of full connection and experiencing flow in all areas of your life. Find out more: The Zone of Connection

Are you stuck in a rut with a desire to improve but uncertain where to start? Are you searching for meaningful purpose and focus in your life right now? Are you spinning multiple plates and want to sense check whether what you're currently doing will result in you achieving your goals? Author Royston Guest joins us to discuss these issues and his new book RiseStart Living the Life You Were Meant t...

Author, coach, trainer, and consultant Paul Warriner joins us to talk about The Recognition Book and what it takes to shine in today's competitive corporate world. We talk about  the traits, behaviors, and skills fundamental to doing an excellent job and get the recognition we deserve. Find out more: The Recognition Book Think and Grow Rich

We are joined by author, brand expert, entrepreneur, motivationalist and thought leader Mark Pilkington to talk about his new book "Retail Therapy". Almost weekly, the news is full of stories about disappearing retail chains--some of which have been around for decades. From Toys'R'Us, Aeropostale and A&P, recognized names are vanishing overnight. While many people will point a finger at the "A...