Better Conversations: Recent Episodes
Tavian Jean-Pierre
Better conversations is a podcast where leaders and entrepreneurs of today can share their experiences with the leaders of tomorrow. With the world changing rapidly and Gen-Z feeling the pressure to perform, it is only wise to seek guidance from those who have done it themselves. So, learn from some of the best individuals in their fields by hearing some of the lessons they have learned along the way.
In this episode, we had the opportunity to speak with Chidi who is a top 150 UK Future Leader. He shared some great insights that helped him get the opportunities he had to support his future career.
If you are right at the start of your career journey and trying to figure out what you want to do, Chidi shared some great tips that can help you take the next steps to where you want to be.
Do not miss out on this episode!
In this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Mark Bundang who is Senior Director of Business Transformation. He is also a writer and shares personal stories about business leadership.
Mark Bundang has had a great career with many key lessons along the way. If you are a young person just starting your career or someone looking for the next promotion, this podcast is certainly worth the listen.
We discuss some of Mark's key turning points in his career and also the one thing he would advise his younger self.
Tune in to learn more!
In this episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Jonathan Reid. He is the co-founder of the ever-growing and impactful podcast purpose led, and he is the founder of re-identify.
Jonathan Reid is on a mission to help startups and high level entrepreneurs launch, automate and scale their podcasts and personal brand. His mission has led him to add value to many individuals and he believes that this is the key to his success.
Find out more about how some of the key lessons Jonathan learned along the way to start his own company.
In this episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Lucia Csoma who is on the mission to help more people reach their personal goals. Lucia is a personal development coach and has helped managers and business owners break barriers to reach their goals.
Lucia Csoma speaks about some of the key turning points in her life that helped her realise her potential and build stronger relationships to become the person she is today. We strongly advise you give this episode a listen, especially if you see yourself in leadership one day.
In this episode, we had the privelige of speaking with the founder and CEO of AudioMob, Christian Facey. He is a Forbes 30 under 30-listed, investor and mentor.
Christian Facey talks about some of the key skills he developed to get to where he is today. If you want to learn more about how Christian turned went from failing his A-Levels to becoming a successful entrepreneur, you should certainly give this episode a listen.
In this episode, we speak with Lee Sampson who is proud husband, father and leader. Lee proves that through adversity one can learn how to communicate effectively and speak the language of those they wish to influence. If you want to be inspired and see leadership from a different angle, this is certainly worth the listen.
In this episode, we speak with Jacob Ayenamayi who is a people consultant at EY. Jacob formally ran a student recruitment program at Intel and has held a policy role at the department of education. Jacob has also studied politics at Aston University.
Jacob is a great example of how you do not need to let your failures define you. By practicing humility, you can broaden your scope and increase your chances of securing opportunities.
If you are right at the start of your career, this is a must listen!
In this podcast episode, we speak to Dionysis Svoronos who is a top writer on the topic leadership on Medium. Dionysis highlights his journey to success and how he has had a great career by overcoming perfectionism and adding value to others. Tune in to this week's episode to learn more about the pivotal moments in his life.
In this podcast, Ritika Saraswat highlights three powerful things that led her to redefine herself to become a better individual. Ritika believes that when we take the courage to break the societal definitions placed on ourselves, we can discover our true potential and overcome our barriers.
Kaan Akkanat is a sales coach and Startup advisor. He helps founders go to market and sale better with lean processes. In this podcast, Kaan discusses his journey through navigating self growth and embracing uncertainty to help start is company and live better.
Regina Allanah has been awarded a British Empire Medal for voluntary services in the London Borough of Harringay, specifically during the London Riots. She is also a non-practicing barrister.
In this Episode, she talks about the key things she did to prepare herself for her career and some of the key things she would advise young people hoping to have a great career.
Lison Mage is an author, corporate facilitator, and high-performance coach.
She works primarily with technology companies to elevate engagement, improve wellbeing and increase performance by providing their leaders and teams with practical and science-based strategies and tools, to foster cognitive diversity and enhance their decision-making processes.
In this episode, Lison Mage discusses how her research in overthinking has changed her perspective on life and fulfilment. You will learn how overthinking might be holding you back from the things you want to do the most and methods to overcome this.
In this podcast, Tarun Syal, founder of Right Click Retention, discusses some of the key things he learned whilst on his entrepreneurial journey. During this conversation we discuss some of the key issues around hiring too fast, losing momentum and not self-educating before taking action.
In this short talk, we cover some of the key things entrepreneurs need to think about whilst on their journey. Tarun also reveals the one thing he would advise his younger self. So, tune in to learn more.