The Martyn Sibley Show

Yesterday and today I delivered my first larger scale pitch for new clients at Purple Goat

Today I share my views on black rights, disability rights, positive leadership and my hope for a better world

A long but positive day. Started with the usual routine with my care PA, had a few really interesting meetings, and ended with a great team catch up. Showing me the importance of team work.

This week has been a slog. There is lots going on at Purple Goat. So today I reflect on the 3 core areas I'm working on, and how I needed to create a bit of headspace to be fully creative and energised going forward

After chatting with the Valuable 500 founders and some introspection on my self esteem over the years with a disability, I'm journalling on the need to feel confident and valuable as a person

In today's journal I discuss how feedback is a gift and why disability rights leadership is due a shake up

Lucy Edwards share her story of sight loss, finding journalism and presenting live on BBC radio 1. Plus a whole bunch more of cool stories!

I thought it useful to share what my impairment (disability some might say) is and how is effects my life day to day

After my Daily Sib livestream for mental health awareness week I expand on the 4 pillars of sleep, exercise, nutrition and fun activities to look after our selves

Today I unpack how storytelling made my career what it is and how you can get your ideas out there too

After years of wanting but failing to write a daily journal, I'm attacking it in a new way. Each weekday I'll publish a 5-10 minute podcast episode on what happened, what I learned and how I'm feeling. It's for disabled people, founders of companies and people who like edutainment!

In this episode Ross shares how his smart home setup has made him more independent in everyday life. Through his smart phone, Alexa voice control and other software and hardware he's able to do more for himself than ever before

Learn all about Pippa's lived experience of ME, using social media for answers herself, before becoming an influencer on the topic of invisible disabilities. It's a powerful story with great tips for influencers

Hardeep shares advice from his career, his group investments in disabled entrepreneurs and more recently his disability recruitment and advisory services. All under his company the Kaleidoscope group

Chris Cusack and I discuss the problems of ignoring certain consumer groups, how big the disability market is, and how we're using influencer marketing to fix this for everyone

The CEO of Disability Rights UK discusses his careers, what the charity does, how Covid19 is affecting disabled people and what the future may hold

From lawyer to coder. Srin shares his journey from a corporate job in London to travelling the world and exiting a company to Airbnb

Disability rights legend and member of the house of lords, Jane Campbell, shares amazing insights for activism and inclusion

Toby Mildon shares how his lived experience of disability and working in big businesses lead him to support organisations with inclusive growth

Arron Shepherd of the Goat Agency and I discuss our new influencer marketing agency for brands to connect with the highly valuable disabled community

Whether you are an entrepreneur, wish to be one, or want to be more entrepreneurial in your employed role; this episode is for you. Josh shares his story of taking an idea to help himself get on an aeroplane to market. Plus lots of tips on funding, product development, marketing and disability specific support

Sophie shares insights in to the current Covid19 situation, her views on media representation, and we take your questions from YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn

Over the years I've totally geeked out on both disability rights and civil rights. There's nothing better than a leader building a movement, defying the odds, and beating Goliath.   A big reason for me wanting to learn about this subject, is to inform my disability activism today.    "We have to understand the past to shape our future"   I've been blessed to learn directly from people who won legi...

Networking has been around forever. Early homo sapiens understood that together survival was more likely. Literally.    A tribe could more easily defend itself from predators. A tribe could hunt more effectively. A tribe generally was better than going solo.   Today we don't struggle so much with predators or going hunting. Aside from a pub fight or going to the supermarket. But in our new world o...