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What does the future of entrepreneurship look like in a world transformed by AI, disruption, and rapid change?In this episode of Being Human: Hidden Depths, host Gill Tiney sits down with Melissa Davis, ecosystem builder and collaborative entrepreneurship advocate, for a thought-provoking conversation about why the future belongs to collaboration—not competition.Together they explore how entrepreneurs, founders, business leaders, and communities can move beyond outdated systems of hyper-competition and scarcity to create thriving ecosystems built on trust, contribution, vulnerability, and shared success.From the impact of AI on entrepreneurship to the importance of values, human connection, collaborative leadership, and creating resilient business communities, this episode challenges conventional thinking and offers a hopeful vision for the future of work.In this episode, you'll discover:
* Why collaboration is becoming the new competitive advantage
* Building entrepreneurial ecosystems instead of isolated businesses
* How AI is reshaping entrepreneurship and leadership
* The shift from competition and scarcity to abundance
* The importance of vulnerability in business communities
* Creating sustainable networks that generate opportunities
* Values-based entrepreneurship and purpose-driven leadership
* Human connection as the foundation of future business success
* Why diverse perspectives strengthen innovation
* Preparing for the next era of entrepreneurship
Whether you're an entrepreneur, founder, business owner, community builder, coach, consultant, or simply passionate about the future of work, this conversation offers practical insights into building stronger relationships, resilient businesses, and collaborative ecosystems that benefit everyone.
In this thought-provoking episode of Being Human: Hidden Depths, host Gill Tiney sits down with entrepreneur, global connector, and My Most Trusted founder Scott Cundill for a fascinating conversation about the future of business, authentic networking, human relationships, and why trust will become the world's most valuable currency in the age of AI. Scott shares insights from living across South Africa, Australia, Europe, and Japan, exploring how meaningful human connections shape both our personal lives and professional success. Together, Gill and Scott discuss why genuine introductions outperform cold outreach, how technology has changed the way we connect, and why businesses that prioritize relationships over automation will thrive in the future. The conversation also explores ancient wisdom, human potential, intuition, AI, networking, referrals, collaboration, and why building trusted communities may be the most important business strategy of the next decade. Whether you're an entrepreneur, business owner, coach, consultant, leader, or professional looking to grow your network with authenticity, this episode offers practical insights and a refreshing perspective on what truly drives long-term success. 🎙️ In This Episode: Why trust is becoming the world's most valuable business asset AI vs human connection: finding the right balance The future of networking and relationship-driven business Why referrals outperform traditional marketing Building communities instead of databases The psychology behind authentic introductions How meaningful conversations create lasting opportunities Human potential, intuition, and ancient wisdom Scarcity vs abundance in business Creating genuine business relationships that last 🔗 Connect with Scott Cundill LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottcundill/ 🔗 Connect with Gill Tiney LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gilltineycollaborationglobal/ 🌐 Collaboration Global Website: https://collaborationglobal.org/ 🔗 Join a Collaboration Global Event https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/collaboration-global-events If you're passionate about leadership, business growth, AI, collaboration, networking, entrepreneurship, referrals, human potential, authentic leadership, trust, meaningful relationships, and the future of work, subscribe for more conversations from Being Human: Hidden Depths.
In this profound episode of Being Human: Hidden Depths, host Gill Tiney sits down with leadership coach, entrepreneur, and transformational thinker Sunil Bhaskaran for a conversation that explores the depths of human resilience, healing, leadership, and purpose.Sunil shares his extraordinary personal journey through childhood trauma, military imprisonment, forgiveness, and self-discovery. Through decades of deep inquiry, mentoring, and personal development, he developed six core cornerstones that guide his life and work: Creativity, Abundance, Integrity, Wellbeing, Making a Difference, and Meaningful Connection.Together, Gill and Sunil explore what it truly means to be human, how our values shape our lives, the role of forgiveness in personal freedom, and why meaningful human connection is becoming increasingly important in an AI-driven world.This episode is packed with wisdom for leaders, entrepreneurs, coaches, professionals, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.🎙️ In This Episode:
• Overcoming trauma and finding healing
• The transformative power of forgiveness
• Creativity as a cornerstone of human potential
• Redefining abundance beyond money
• Integrity and authentic leadership
• The importance of wellbeing and self-awareness
• Meaningful connection in a disconnected world
• AI, humanity, and the future of leadership
• Ontology and the question: "What does it mean to be human?"
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YouTube Description (SEO Optimised)Sacha Hughes joins Gill Tiney on the Collaboration Global Podcast to share her powerful journey through grief, addiction, divorce, self-discovery, and ultimately self-love.After losing her mother to cancer at the age of 24, Sacha spent years searching for happiness in all the wrong places — navigating London's party culture, struggling with grief, and looking for external validation to fill an internal void. Following a difficult divorce and years of personal healing, she discovered the transformative power of self-love, mindfulness, forgiveness, and personal growth.Sacha also discusses her debut novel, Love, Grief and More Sex Than Pinot, a witty and deeply relatable story inspired by her own experiences. Through the character of Soho Summers, she explores love, loss, healing, friendship, and the journey of finding yourself when life doesn't go according to plan.Together, Gill Tiney and Sacha Hughes explore grief, motherhood, emotional resilience, self-worth, spirituality, healing after heartbreak, and why the most important relationship you'll ever have is the one with yourself.This conversation is filled with honesty, humour, wisdom, and hope for anyone navigating loss, personal transformation, or a search for deeper meaning in life.🎯 In this episode, we discuss:* Losing a parent and the lifelong impact of grief * Addiction, escapism, and emotional healing * Divorce as a catalyst for personal growth * The journey from self-doubt to self-love * Present moment living and the teachings of Eckhart Tolle * Motherhood, resilience, and breaking generational cycles * Finding purpose through writing and creativity * The inspiration behind Love, Grief and More Sex Than Pinot * Why healing starts from within * Building confidence, self-worth, and emotional freedom
If conversations like this resonate with you, there is a space where these reflections continue.You're welcome to join the guest meetings at Collaboration Global. For 90 minutes, people from different paths come together simply to connect, collaborate, and grow — sharing ideas, perspectives, and possibilities in a way that goes deeper than traditional networking.There are thoughtful conversations.
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In this insightful episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast, host sits down with to discuss resilience, mindset, mental wellbeing, and how business owners can navigate uncertainty without losing themselves in the process. Andrew shares powerful insights on business enjoyment, coaching, listening, emotional resilience, and why success should be measured by more than just money. Together, Jill and Andrew explore topics including entrepreneurship during difficult economic times, mental wellbeing for business owners, handling business setbacks, leadership, purpose-driven business, and the changing definition of success in today’s world. This conversation is packed with wisdom for entrepreneurs, coaches, founders, business leaders, and anyone struggling with stress, burnout, or uncertainty in business.
Topics Covered: Business enjoyment and purpose-driven entrepreneurship Mental wellbeing for entrepreneurs Leadership and resilience during difficult times Coaching, listening, and asking better questions How to stay positive when business feels uncertain Business mindset and personal growth Entrepreneurship after failure The future of business and human connection Why success is about more than money If you enjoy conversations around business growth, mindset, leadership, purpose, and collaboration, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes from the Collaboration Global Podcast.
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In this inspiring episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast, host Gill Tiney sits down with Barry Shore—widely known as the “Ambassador of Joy”—to discuss resilience, purpose-driven living, charitable giving, and the revolutionary Everywhere Card initiative designed to raise $1 billion for charity without costing donors a penny.Barry shares his extraordinary personal journey after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome at age 55, which left him completely paralyzed. Rather than allowing adversity to define him, Barry transformed his experience into a global mission focused on joy, service, collaboration, and impact.Together, Gill and Barry explore the power of mindset, reframing challenges, building meaningful connections, and how innovation can help rebuild a culture of giving in the digital age. Through the Everywhere Card partnership with Visa, users can support charities automatically through everyday purchases while spreading positivity around the world.🎯 What You’ll Learn:
How Barry transformed paralysis into purpose and impact
The mission behind the Everywhere Card and how it supports charities globally
Why “SMILE” stands for Seeing Miracles in Life Every Day
How regular giving can rebuild the “giving muscle” in society
The importance of collaboration, imagination, and positive thinking
How purpose-driven businesses can create lasting change
Barry’s philosophy on joy, discipline, determination, and service🌱 Why This Matters for Individuals & Leaders:Whether you’re an entrepreneur, leader, changemaker, or someone navigating personal challenges, this episode offers powerful insights into resilience, generosity, and meaningful impact.You’ll discover how to:
Shift adversity into opportunity
Build stronger human connections through service
Lead with joy and purpose
Create business models that give back
Develop a mindset rooted in gratitude and collaboration🌍 About the Episode:Barry Shore shares the deeply personal story of becoming quadriplegic due to Guillain-Barré syndrome and how that life-changing experience led him to dedicate his life to helping others. Through his Everywhere Card initiative, Barry aims to create a global movement of effortless giving by integrating charitable donations into everyday spending habits.Gill and Barry also dive into topics such as reframing life experiences, the power of imagination, collaboration for global good, and why kindness and contribution remain at the heart of meaningful leadership and business success.🔗 Connect & Explore:
👉 Host LinkedIn (Gill Tiney): /
👉 Website: https://collaborationglobal.org/
👉 Join Our Community & Events: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/collabo🚀 Who This Is For:
Entrepreneurs and business leaders
Purpose-driven professionals
Nonprofit and charity advocates
Individuals seeking motivation and resilience
Anyone passionate about collaboration, kindness, and global impact
People interested in mindset, personal growth, and positive leadership💬 Let’s Start a Conversation:
What’s one challenge in your life that helped redefine your purpose? Share your thoughts in the comments below 👇
In this thought-provoking episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast, host Gill Tiney sits down with Steven Painter to explore the deeper realities of living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), the mind-body connection, and the hidden impact of stress and trauma on our nervous system. This conversation goes beyond labels and diagnoses, diving into the human experience behind chronic conditions and the resilience it takes to navigate them. 🎯 What You’ll Learn:
Why prolonged stress and trauma can disrupt the nervous system
How the “freeze” response differs from fight or flight—and why it’s often overlooked
The concept of allostatic load and what “going through too much” really means
How FND manifests both physically and mentally
The importance of awareness and understanding in healing journeys 🌱 Why This Matters for Individuals & Leaders: If you're navigating stress, supporting others, or leading in high-pressure environments, this episode offers a powerful shift in perspective: 👉 Your body isn’t working against you—it’s responding to protect you. You’ll discover how to:
Recognize early signs of nervous system overwhelm
Build empathy for yourself and others
Shift from judgment to understanding in mental health conversations
Create safer, more supportive environments in work and life 🌍 About the Episode: Steven Painter shares his personal journey of being diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder after experiencing the cumulative effects of stress, trauma, and life challenges. Through his story, he sheds light on how the nervous system can become stuck in a “freeze” state, and how this impacts daily life. This episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast explores the science, the lived experience, and the deeper emotional layers of what it means to live with FND—while also inspiring hope and awareness for others.
In this powerful episode of the Being Human: Hidden Depths podcast, host Gill Tiney sits down with sales expert and social entrepreneur Paul Nicholls to explore a journey that blends purpose, profit, and impact. Paul shares how he transitioned from a successful career in financial services to building Crystal Kingdom—a unique social enterprise helping children discover their self-worth through storytelling, workshops, and his middle-grade fantasy book The Magical Secret of the Crystal Kingdom. 🌟 This episode dives deep into: How businesses can grow through referrals and word-of-mouth marketing The power of authentic sales and relationship-building A win-win model where companies gain clients while funding free mental health programs in schools Paul’s mission to reach 10% of UK schools in the next 5 years The importance of helping children build confidence, resilience, and purpose Whether you're an entrepreneur, educator, or someone passionate about meaningful impact, this conversation offers both practical insights and inspiring perspective. 🎯 Key Takeaways: Sustainable growth comes from consistent micro-actions Sales is about solving problems, not pushing products Purpose-driven businesses can create real societal change 📅 What’s Next: Paul will be sharing exclusive 10-minute teachings and a special Connect2Me talk—stay tuned! 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations that uncover the hidden depths of being human.
In this thought-provoking episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast, host Gill Tiney sits down with Phil Norbury to explore the deeper layers of leadership, consciousness, and human connection. This conversation goes beyond business metrics and dives into the inner world that shapes how we lead, grow, and build meaningful communities.
🎯 What You’ll Learn:* Why internal resistance often blocks growth more than external challenges * How past experiences and learned behaviors shape decision-making and leadership * The shift from overthinking to heart-centered awareness for better clarity and intuition * The power of “being” over constant striving in achieving sustainable success * How asking without hidden motive can unlock aligned opportunities * Why we may be entering a phase of greater collective awareness and connection
🌱 Why This Matters for Founders & Leaders:
If you're building a business or leading a community, this episode offers a powerful shift in perspective: 👉 Growth isn’t just about doing more—it’s about understanding yourself more deeply. You’ll discover how to:* Lead with clarity, presence, and emotional intelligence * Build authentic, trust-driven communities * Move from control to alignment in your business and life
🌍 About the Episode:
Phil Norbury shares his journey from early entrepreneurship to a 32-year career as an Independent Financial Advisor, and eventually into deep personal transformation. Through experiences with internal resistance, health challenges, and self-discovery, he uncovered powerful insights about human behavior, consciousness, and the importance of inner alignment. This episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast explores how true growth begins within—and how that inner shift can transform the way we lead, connect, and create impact.
🔗 Connect & Explore:
👉 Speaker LinkedIn (Phil Norbury): https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-norbury-40a83625/
👉 Host LinkedIn (Gill Tiney): https://www.linkedin.com/in/gilltineycollaborationglobal/
👉 Website: https://collaborationglobal.org/
👉 Join Our Next Guest Session / Community: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/collaboration-global-guest-sessions-3736159
🚀 Who This Is For:* Founders & entrepreneurs * Coaches & consultants * Community builders * Leaders focused on personal growth and conscious leadership * Anyone looking to build a purpose-driven business and life
💬 Let’s Start a Conversation: What’s one internal shift that changed the way you lead or make decisions? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇
#CollaborationGlobalPodcast #PhilNorbury #GillTiney #Leadership #ConsciousLeadership #Entrepreneurship #PersonalGrowth #CommunityBuilding #Mindset #BusinessWithPurpose
What if curiosity, nature, and collaboration are the real drivers of sustainable growth? In this inspiring episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast, host Gill Tiney sits down with Nigel Hughes to explore a life shaped by creativity, environmental stewardship, and purpose-driven collaboration. From choosing ballet over the military to leading global rewilding projects and protecting rainforests, Nigel’s journey challenges conventional thinking and shows how small, intentional actions can create global impact.
🎯 What You’ll Learn:* Why curiosity and deep listening are essential for meaningful collaboration * How daily connection with nature improves mental clarity and leadership * The power of challenging norms to create lasting impact * Lessons from rewilding, conservation, and global community projects * How to integrate holistic health practices alongside conventional approaches * Why purpose doesn’t retire—and how to stay engaged in meaningful work
🌱 Why This Matters for Founders & Leaders:
If you’re building a business or leading a community, this episode offers a powerful reminder: 👉 Growth isn’t just strategic—it’s deeply human, creative, and connected. You’ll walk away with insights on how to:* Build authentic, purpose-driven communities
* Lead with curiosity instead of control
* Create impact that extends beyond business
🌍 About the Episode:
Nigel Hughes shares his journey from a career in the performing arts to becoming a global advocate for environmental conservation and collaboration. From protecting 2,000 square miles of rainforest to launching community-driven environmental initiatives worldwide, his work shows how collaboration and creativity can solve complex global challenges. He also opens up about his personal healing journey and how reconnecting with nature played a vital role in his recovery—offering a fresh perspective on health, resilience, and purpose.
🔗 Connect & Explore:
👉 Speaker LinkedIn (Nigel Hughes): https://www.linkedin.com/in/nigel-hughes-outstanding-global/
👉 Host LinkedIn (Gill Tiney): https://www.linkedin.com/in/gilltineycollaborationglobal/
👉 Website: https://collaborationglobal.org/
👉 Join Our Next Guest Session / Community: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/collaboration-global-guest-sessions-3736159
🚀 Who This Is For:* Founders & entrepreneurs * Coaches & consultants * Community builders * Sustainability advocates * Leaders looking to build impact-driven, purpose-led businesses
💬 Let’s Start a Conversation: What’s one small action you’ve taken that created a bigger impact than you expected? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇
#CollaborationGlobalPodcast #NigelHughes #GillTiney #Leadership #CommunityBuilding #Sustainability #Entrepreneurship #PurposeDriven #ClimateAction #BusinessWithImpact
Can food truly reverse chronic disease and what can leaders learn from it? In this powerful episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast, host Gill Tiney sits down with Nicolette Richer to explore a transformative perspective on food as medicine and how organic, plant-based whole foods can help reverse chronic illnesses and restore long-term wellness. But this conversation goes beyond health it’s about rethinking systems, habits, and how we build sustainable, purpose-driven communities.
🎯 What You’ll Learn:
* Why up to 97% of chronic diseases may be reversible through nutrition
* The hidden impact of processed foods on long-term health and performance
* How food systems, habits, and mindset shape both personal and professional growth
* The connection between gut health, mental clarity, and leadership effectiveness
* Why community-driven wellness models are the future of sustainable impact
🌱 Why This Matters for Founders & Leaders: If you're building a business, leading a team, or growing a community—your energy, clarity, and resilience are your greatest assets. This episode will challenge you to:
* Build healthier habits
* Lead with greater awareness
* Create impact-driven communities that go beyond profit
🌍 About the Episode: Nicolette Richer shares her journey from personal transformation to building healing ecosystems, including her vision for a “stay-to-heal” wellness hotel designed to make nutrition-based recovery accessible to all. This episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast highlights how true growth both personal and professional starts at the root.
🔗 Connect & Explore: 👉 Speaker LinkedIn (Nicolette Richer): https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolette-richer/
👉 Host LinkedIn (Gill Tiney): https://www.linkedin.com/in/gilltineycollaborationglobal/
👉 Website: https://collaborationglobal.org/
👉 Join Our Next Guest Session / Community: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/collaboration-global-guest-sessions-3736159
🚀 Who This Is For:
* Founders & entrepreneurs
* Coaches & consultants
* Community builders
* Health-conscious professionals
* Anyone looking to build a purpose-driven business and life
💬 Let’s Start a Conversation: What’s one habit you’ve changed that made the biggest impact on your health or leadership? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇
#CollaborationGlobalPodcast #NicoletteRicher #GillTiney #FoodAsMedicine #Entrepreneurship #CommunityBuilding #Leadership #Wellness #BusinessWithPurpose #HolisticHealth
In this powerful episode of the Collaboration Global Podcast, host Gill Tiney sits down with author and advocate Ayo Deforge to explore the lasting impact of childhood grief and the importance of emotional support for children experiencing loss. Ayo shares her deeply personal story of losing her mother to cancer at just 13 years old and how that experience shaped her journey into storytelling, poetry, and advocacy for grief support in education. The conversation highlights how children often process loss internally and why supportive environments, open dialogue, and compassionate listening can make a meaningful difference. Together, Gill Tiney and Ayo Deforge discuss how simple acts of kindness, empathy, and ongoing connection can help individuals navigate grief at any age. They also explore the role schools can play in supporting children through grief counselling, emotional expression, and safe spaces for conversation. Ayo also reflects on her personal journey through infertility, pregnancy loss, and the unexpected birth of her child, sharing how resilience, faith, and community support shaped her path forward. This conversation offers valuable insight for parents, educators, leaders, and anyone interested in supporting children and families through grief and life’s most difficult transitions. 🎯 In this episode, we discuss:
* If conversations like this resonate with you, there is a space where these reflections continue. You’re welcome to join the guest meetings at Collaboration Global. For 90 minutes, people from different paths come together simply to connect, collaborate, and grow — sharing ideas, perspectives, and possibilities in a way that goes deeper than traditional networking. There are thoughtful conversations.
Stories from people building meaningful work.
And a room where people genuinely listen. LINK https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/collaboration-global-guest-session-online-tickets-192260726007
In this inspiring conversation, host Gill Tiny speaks with spiritual artist Carmela Ruggiero about the healing power of art, intuition, and self-expression. Carmela shares her journey from the corporate world to spiritual artistry, explaining how intuitive drawing and creative expression supported her mental health during stressful periods and lockdown. She explores how art can help individuals process emotions, access inner wisdom, and create meaningful impact—without needing traditional artistic training. This episode covers:
✨ Art as a tool for emotional and mental well-being
✨ Intuition, energy, and spiritual creativity
✨ Self-discovery through non-traditional art forms
✨ Why arts and culture matter for community healing Carmela also discusses her workshops, including sessions at Columbia University, and her mission to help people reconnect with their inner gifts. 🤝 For Business Owners & Collaborators This episode is ideal for founders, wellness brands, educators, and cultural organizations interested in conscious leadership, creative well-being, and purpose-led collaborations. 📩 Reach out to explore partnerships, workshops, or collaborative projects. 🔔 Like, subscribe, and share if this conversation resonates.
What if the way we speak to children today shapes their mental health for life? In this powerful and deeply human episode of Being Human: Hidden Depths, host Gill Tiney, Founder of Collaboration Global, is joined by educator, author, and mental health advocate Tana Macpherson-Smith for an unforgettable conversation about childhood experiences, emotional wellbeing, and healing. Tana shares the story behind her book There’s a Monkey on Your Shoulder, a moving metaphor for the subconscious “inner voice” that forms in childhood and silently influences our beliefs, behaviours, confidence, and mental health well into adulthood. Together, Gill and Tana explore:
* How early childhood experiences shape lifelong mental health
* The hidden impact of everyday words, comparisons, and “small” moments
* Why prevention, not crisis management, is the future of mental health
* Trauma, invisibility, resilience, and emotional survival
* The role of parents, teachers, and society in raising emotionally healthy children
* Practical ways to quiet the inner critic and build self-compassion
* Why mental health education must start before birth
Tana also shares her own extraordinary journey—from teacher and housemistress to a life-changing mental health breakdown—and how that experience reshaped her mission to transform how we understand emotional development, trauma, and healing. This episode is essential listening for:
✔ Parents and caregivers
✔ Teachers and educators
✔ Mental health professionals
✔ Leaders and coaches
✔ Anyone exploring healing, self-awareness, and emotional growth
In this episode of Being Human: Hidden Depths, host Gill Tiney speaks with filmmaker Jon Hill about grief, storytelling, and the power of human connection. John shares the true story behind his feature film Above the Clouds — a chance meeting with a stranger shortly after the death of his father that became a life-changing moment and a film 13 years in the making. Together, they explore loss, purpose, creativity, and why being human is about curiosity, courage, and connection.
What if self-love wasn’t something we had to earn, but something we were born with? In this heartfelt conversation, Michelle Baer, author of Heart Full of Love and Heart Full of Empathy, joins Gill Tiney to explore children’s emotional wellbeing, intrinsic self-worth, empathy, and the power of purpose-driven storytelling. Michelle shares how observing her granddaughter sparked a realization: children are born whole, loving, and confident, until societal labels and external validation begin to erode that truth.
The episode dives into why nurturing self-love and empathy early in life is essential, especially in a world shaped by comparison, pressure, and digital influence. Michelle explains how her books gently address complex topics such as mental health, parental imprisonment, physical differences, and non-traditional identities, without shame, judgment, or fear, creating safe emotional spaces for both children and parents. Beyond the message, Michelle opens up about the realities of publishing a book, from the cathartic act of writing to the practical challenges of editing, illustrating, self-publishing, and marketing. She highlights the importance of collaboration, community support, and asking for help when bringing creative ideas into the world.
Together, Gill and Michelle reflect on why these books resonate just as deeply with adults as they do with children, the role schools and educators play in emotional development, and why helping young people pursue what lights them up, sports, arts, or creative passions, builds confidence, belonging, and resilience. This episode is a reminder that love and empathy are not soft skills, they are life skills.
What happens when you stop masking who you are, and start building a life and business that feels alive? In this deeply human conversation, David Abel, founder of The Digital Lightbulb, joins Jill Tiney to explore authenticity, undiagnosed ADHD, inner genius, and the power of community over transactional success.
David shares how years of masking his true self led to exhaustion, and how embracing authenticity unlocked creativity, connection, and purpose-driven work. Together, they discuss why most people have a “blind spot” to their own genius, the importance of external feedback, and how meaningful relationships help us recognize strengths we often overlook. Gill expands on the ethos behind Collaboration Global, a community built on mutual support, human connection, and contribution rather than status or networking optics.
The episode also dives into parenting in a digital world, screen addiction, intergenerational wisdom, and the importance of open dialogue within families. From simple rituals that encourage emotional expression to redefining success beyond money, this conversation challenges listeners to rethink growth, fulfillment, and what truly matters. David reflects on his career journey, from chasing wealth and boardroom success to prioritizing purpose, fatherhood, learning, and impact. He shares his guiding philosophy of “learn, change, grow” and why helping others, building community, and creating purpose-led initiatives leads to a richer, more meaningful life, especially in a rapidly evolving, AI-driven world.
Procrastination isn’t a flaw, it’s a human experience. Even elite athletes face it. In this powerful conversation, former Olympic sprinter Dwayne Chambers opens up about procrastination, identity loss, radical responsibility, and what it truly takes to rebuild after public failure. He shares how shortening the “procrastination window,” developing deep self-awareness, and taking full ownership of mistakes became the turning points in his life and career.
Dwayne speaks candidly about the consequences of poor decisions, the freedom that comes from honesty, and the importance of apologizing, making amends, and moving forward without blame. He introduces his transformative “Four Fingers and One Thumb” framework, a practical way to stop pointing outward and start taking responsibility for your future.
The conversation also explores mentorship, coaching young people, finding balance beyond high-performance culture, and why discovering your core interests is essential for long-term fulfillment. From fatherhood and personal growth to building resilience and purpose beyond sport, this episode is a masterclass in self-leadership and second chances.
In this inspiring conversation, Gill Tiney and Nicholas Adkins, founder of the Pink Socks Movement, explore the transformative power of authentic human connection in a digitally connected yet emotionally disconnected world. They unpack the difference between connectivity and true connection, reminding us that genuine relationships are built through presence, openness, and self-expression, not algorithms or screens.
From everyday moments on trains and in grocery stores to global movements rooted in kindness, this episode invites listeners to reconnect with what it means to be human. Nicholas shares the origin story of the Pink Socks Movement, a simple act of gifting pink socks that sparked over 300,000 meaningful connections worldwide. Each pair serves as a reminder to see the good in others, spark conversations, and lead with love.
Gill and Nicholas also dive into how fear, social conditioning, and polarization limit our ability to connect, and how choosing love, curiosity, and diversity can radically expand our world. The conversation also introduces Nicholas’s book, “The Pink Socks,” a heartfelt collection of real stories designed to be gifted and shared, with all proceeds supporting the Pink Socks Life nonprofit.
🎧 In this episode, you’ll discover:
* Why authentic self-expression creates deeper human connection
* The difference between digital connectivity and emotional connection
* How fear blocks relationships and how to move through it with love
* The philosophy and global impact of the Pink Socks Movement
* Why engaging with people different from you enriches life and leadership
If you’re interested in human connection, kindness, leadership, emotional intelligence, personal growth, or social impact, this episode will leave you inspired to look up, smile, and connect, one small moment at a time.
What begins as a chance LinkedIn connection unfolds into a powerful story of resilience, purpose, and community. In this episode, we explore how personal struggles became the inspiration for The Sun Will Come Up a free app designed to support mental well-being, mindfulness, and human connection. From life in Morocco to sunrise rituals, creative community events, and simple daily practices, this conversation reminds us that healing happens in small, shared moments—and that hope is always rising.
In this episode, Peter Hawkins shares insights from his book Zirons: The Theory of Nothing, offering a bold perspective on existence, consciousness, and the universe. He explores the idea that “nothing” is not absence but a balanced, energetic state—one that holds information, awareness, and continuity beyond physical life. The conversation touches on unanswered questions in science, the role of gravity, the nature of faith, and whether reality itself may be a persistent illusion. Thought-provoking and deeply reflective, this episode invites listeners to explore new ways of understanding life, death, and what lies beyond.
Discover how EFT Tapping can help calm your mind, reduce stress, and rewire your brain for emotional balance. In this episode, Gill Tiney speaks with EFT practitioner Jennifer Reef about the science and simplicity behind tapping, how acknowledging negative emotions creates new neural pathways, and why this gentle technique is a powerful tool for self-calming, confidence, and inner peace. The conversation ends with a guided tapping session you can try immediately—anytime, anywhere.
This conversation with Fuzia Talent founder Shraddha Varmma explores the evolution of Fuzia from a simple writing club into a global women’s community and talent platform. Shraddha discusses the societal barriers women continue to face, the importance of collaboration and shared stories, and how Fuzia supports entrepreneurs, coaches, and solopreneurs through expert-led assistance and community-driven growth. She also reveals Fuzia’s next chapter: the launch of Fuzia.ai, an AI-enabled ecosystem designed to streamline lead generation, content creation, and client management so women can focus on their core strengths. Throughout the discussion, Shraddha underscores the significance of resilience, alignment with core values, mentorship, and mindful routines in sustaining long-term entrepreneurial success. A conversation on purpose-driven leadership, human-first AI adoption, and building cultures where women can thrive.
Travel is so much more than ticking destinations off a map — it’s a human experience rooted in connection. In this episode, we unpack the deeper meaning of travel and explore why the real magic happens when we connect with people, cultures, and communities along the way. We dive into how meaningful interactions shape us, expand our worldview, and create lifelong memories. When curiosity meets compassion and culture meets conversation, travel becomes a powerful catalyst for personal growth and transformation.
Join us as we explore: 🌍 Why true travel is about people, not places
💬 The role of human connection in transformative trips
❤️ How shared experiences build empathy and broaden perspective
✨ Stories that show how travel can change us from the inside out
Whether you’re an avid traveler or dreaming of your next journey, this episode reminds us that the world becomes richer when we open our hearts to others.
In this episode, we sit down with sustainability expert Gary Brown to uncover why embracing sustainable practices is no longer optional—it's a strategic advantage for SMEs. From cutting operational costs to strengthening brand trust and aligning with global sustainability standards, Gary breaks down simple, practical steps that small and medium-sized businesses can apply today. We explore how SMEs can build sustainability habits that are realistic, meaningful, and profitable. Whether you're just beginning your sustainability journey or looking to refine your strategy, this conversation offers a clear roadmap to becoming a purpose-driven, future-ready organization. Tune in as we dive into:
🌱 Practical ways SMEs can start implementing sustainability
💡 Cost-saving strategies through eco-efficient practices
📈 How sustainability drives business growth and competitive edge
🌍 Aligning with global sustainability trends and the future of green business Join us to discover how sustainability isn’t just a responsibility — it’s a powerful opportunity to fuel growth, purpose, and impact.
The discussion highlights the importance of challenging the idea of “I can’t do it” by replacing it with “I can’t do it yet.” Host shares an anecdote about a child’s wisdom in this regard, and Stephanie Ward offers personal examples of pushing beyond perceived limitations, such as managing a larger team, traveling independently despite mobility issues, and even approaching a celebrity for a photo. Her experiences with airport special assistance illustrate the frustration of being labeled and then misunderstood or denied the very support that label is meant to provide. Stephanie Ward explains that pushing oneself to 101% of capacity each day, without causing burnout, builds resilience and increases overall capability, much like physical training. She emphasizes that one’s mindset often creates more disability than the physical condition itself, advocating for proactive development in areas like empathy, even for autistic individuals.
From navigating the highs and lows of a successful, but turbulent, business career to discovering the power of “The Lonely Seat,” Keith shares the lessons that failure and resilience have taught him.
This conversation explores how personal accountability, authentic leadership, and paying it forward can transform professional and personal journeys. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, leader, or lifelong learner, Keith’s story is a compelling reminder that failure isn’t the end, it’s a stepping stone toward growth.
You’ll find here stories of resilience, loss, and healing, and how acceptance, gratitude, and support can help us navigate life’s hardest moments.
The Universe does not discriminate or compartmentalise … and when you make a choice – when you do a doing, the energy that underpins that action will be reflected back at you through the consequence that is created by that action. That is Universal Law. It is how the Universe works through us – it can only say Yes!
Karen Baines is passionate about showing Entrepreneurs how they can achieve the empowerment and freedom they truly desire, by demystifying their own creational process, staying in absolute integrity with themselves and owning the creation of their own experience.
Contact Karen Here - https://www.facebook.com/karen.baines.355
In this episode of Being Human, Hidden Depths, Jill Tiney welcomes Jack Blenkinsop from B1G1 to explore how businesses can create meaningful impact through giving. They discuss B1G1’s unique model, the power of community, and the importance of embedding purpose into business operations, revealing inspiring stories and actionable insights. 🌍🤝
In this inspiring episode, Masami Sato, founder of B1G1, shares how her journey from a small family shop in Tokyo to global travel sparked a powerful mission: helping businesses create measurable impact. 💡 Unlike traditional charities, B1G1 is a social enterprise that helps companies embed giving into everyday business, funding projects like clean water, education, and the environment—without taking a cut from donations.
From living in a kitchen while pregnant to mentoring at Wimbledon, Masami's story is a testament to resilience, purpose, and the power of connection. Discover how micro-giving is changing lives, and how your business can be part of a global movement of meaningful change. 🌱💖
In this episode, Gill chats with Andrea about her fascinating journey from a corporate career to becoming a transformational coach and active member of Collaboration Global. They dive deep into the power of intuition, navigating life’s transitions, and embracing love-based decision-making over fear.
Andrea shares insights from her life in Prague, her experience of the Velvet Revolution, and how those events shaped her perspective on global citizenship and community. Together, they explore the importance of kindness, personal growth, and the courage to step outside of comfort zones.
Gill and Andrea also pull back the curtain on the podcast creation process, discuss plans for growing their global community, and share tips on balancing wellbeing—plus a few laughs about tech hiccups and self-care remedies.
The conversation explores how to trust and develop intuition in both personal and professional life. Andrea and Gill reflect on the natural cycles of personal growth and the importance of recognising and embracing life’s major transitions. Andrea introduces her Glow Guide, a framework for making decisions based on love rather than fear. They also share real-life examples of how small acts of kindness can transform challenging situations. A key focus is on how to build meaningful collaborations rooted in connection and mutual support rather than transactional motives. Finally, they discuss how to expand business opportunities while fostering genuine global partnerships.
In this inspiring episode, Gill speaks with Noreen Remat, founder of the Life Givers Organization in Lahore, Pakistan. They explore Noreen’s mission to provide education for underprivileged children in her village, her powerful personal journey, and the global collaboration that made her dream of building a school possible.
Noreen opens up about the financial hardships she faced, leaving a difficult job, and persevering through repeated challenges to register her organization. With support from Aidan—who connected with her through the Global Collaboration network—Noreen has been able to continue her work and build a school that’s nearly complete.
Together, Gill and Noreen discuss the transformative power of education, the role of technology in connecting changemakers, and a unique model of giving where children learn to give back through love and kindness. This episode is a powerful reminder of what can happen when compassion, resilience, and global unity come together to uplift communities.
Listen now to hear how faith, determination, and the kindness of strangers are changing lives through education.
Louise Richardson is fighting a battle on all fronts. Running a charity to help young people stay safe, in every area of their lives is a challenge in itself. Add to that massive demand, coupled with bureaucracy and finding funds to remain sustainable and you can see that she must feel like she is between a rock and a hard place.
But she lives the values of her charity Absafe of Be Kind and Pride and moves mountains to make a difference to the young people who are sent to her. Her fail safe to stop from going crazy in our red tape world is to have a sense of humour and find fun in the every day.
Join us as we have a laugh over the inane and consider the impossible situations we can all face when pushing ourselves to be our best. You can see why she is a valued member of the Collaboration Global community.
Description: Peter Hawkins has a curious mind. In this conversation he reveals how a lifetime of pursuing his curiosity has led him to a lucrative career in some of the biggest organisations in the world, and set him on a personal journey of discovery that could impact everyone on our planet.
He has brought together his lifetime of learning and has recently published his theory that throws open the door for us to consider that everything we have been taught about our existence, the planet and indeed our universe, is wrong!
Join this conversation as we take a peek between the covers of the book and see how 'Zeron Theory' might just change everything.Book: Zerons The Theory of Nothing - https://amzn.to/3EUnF2d
Michelle finds herself in a world where she is connected to the energy of our world and can help so many on their journeys to discover the power within themselves. As an empath she connects deeply to the core issues and supports people in their personal growth. A conversation that opens us up to possibility.
🌟 Exciting New Episode Alert! 🎧Dive deep into the hidden depths of human experiences with our latest podcast episode featuring the inspiring Mark Walmsley. 🌊
Join us as Mark shares his incredible journey through the COVID-19 pandemic, shedding light on its profound impact on the arts sector. With a diverse background in music, branding, and marketing, Mark’s story is a testament to resilience and creativity.
Highlights from the episode include:
🎵 Passion for the Arts: Discover how Mark’s early love for music evolved into a digital focus, leading him to found the Arts and Culture Network group on LinkedIn. This platform became a beacon of hope and connection for many during the pandemic.
💡 Democratic Collective Philanthropy: Learn about Mark’s innovative approach to philanthropy, which has united 152,000 members to support global charities aligned with sustainable development goals.
🤝 Community and Connectivity: Mark emphasizes the importance of arts for mental and physical health and shares his vision for better funding and recognition in the sector. His successful fundraising campaign raised over $100,000, supporting communities like orphan dancers in Kampala.
🎭 Personal Reflections: From personal challenges, like his father’s passing, to joyful family moments, Mark opens up about his life, his blended family with his wife Jo, and his daughter’s musical journey.
🎶 The Power of Music and Theater: Discover how music provided solace during tough times and Mark’s excitement about introducing his grandchildren to theater.Join us in celebrating Mark’s commitment to seizing opportunities, fostering community engagement, and helping others through the Arts and Culture Network. His branding and marketing expertise and active involvement in Collaboration Global are sure to inspire you.
👉 Listen now to explore the profound impact of the arts and the transformative power of community. Don’t miss out on this captivating conversation!
Join Gill Tiney as she welcomes Patrick Melville for an inspiring conversation about mental health, personal transformation, and the power of community. Patrick shares his remarkable journey from being adopted in Colombia to facing a life-threatening brain tumor, and how these experiences shaped his mission to help others.
In this heartfelt episode, Patrick reveals his “H’s of Healing” framework and discusses practical approaches to mental resilience. Learn about the importance of focusing on what we can control and the vital role of community support in overcoming life’s challenges.
This conversation offers valuable insights into mental health awareness, personal growth, and the transformative power of maintaining hope during difficult times. Patrick’s story demonstrates how adversity can become a catalyst for positive change and helping others.
‘The Good Listening To Show’ podcast host Chris Grimes has spent the past 25 years globetrotting, gaining a wealth of international experience as a much sought-after Executive Coach, helping business leaders and their teams at some of the world's biggest blue-chip companies to communicate better, at work and in life. From Bristol to Bangkok, Newcastle to New York and from Manchester to Milan, he has worked in 20 countries across Europe, Africa and the Middle East, supporting over 3,000 professionals, improving their personal impact, presence, presentation techniques and storytelling skills.
The Worlds Greatest Experiment is both totally crazy and utterly brilliant! Aidan Uttinger has experienced what it is to stare death in the face and survive. Following his near death experience he transformed his life to create something that will transform our world forever. Is he crazy? Possibly. Is he serious? Totally! Listen in and make your own mind up.
Harald Walter Azmann has had a remarkable life, and not one he wishes on another human. Suffering the agony of losing not just his mother, but his sister, brother and daughter to suicide you’d be forgiven for thinking this must be a broken man. There must be times when he did indeed ask ‘why me’. Now he has built the incredible World Mental Health Forum so that others need not suffer the pain he has endured. A heart warming story of his youth, his passion for the arts and his vision for the future, this is an inspiring conversation that will leave you asking - what can I do to make a difference?
Join us as we delve into Harold's compelling journey, his advocacy for mental health awareness, and the transformative power of creativity and collaboration.
Join us in an inspiring conversation with Linzi Churchill as she shares her extraordinary adventure of through-hiking the 7,000-mile perimeter of Great Britain.
Over the course of 298 days, Linzi undertook this incredible journey to raise awareness and funds for mental health support organizations MIND and National Trails. Her trek included completing the equivalent of 169 marathons and climbing elevations matching 12 Everest summits, all driven by her personal connection to these vital causes.
In this podcast, Linzi opens up about how nature became a sanctuary after experiencing family losses during the COVID pandemic. Embracing outdoor challenges transformed her life, culminating in the creation of the Lindsay Walk Challenge, which earned a place in the Guinness World Records.
Linzi emphasizes the profound impact this journey had on her mental health and underscores the therapeutic power of nature and creativity in overcoming depression and addiction. Listen as she reflects on the significance of outdoor exploration and shares her gratitude for the community’s unwavering support in promoting mental well-being. Linzi also teases the possibility of writing a book about her transformative experiences.
Don’t miss this heartfelt conversation that highlights the importance of mental health awareness and the healing potential of the great outdoors. 🔗
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Support National Trails: [https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/en_GB/contact/]
Follow Linzi’s Journey: [https://www.linziwalks.com/tracker] 💬
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Founder of The Peer Space, Niall Jones knows just how important it is to be connected to a positive community.
Here he shares his passion for bringing people into social gatherings to create welcoming environments where great ideas happen.
As a postural alignment specialist, you might expect Stanley Dietrich to be all about the body. This podcast proves he is anything but.
As a child he had a thirst for knowledge and as ADHD was discovered this was put to good use as he voraciously explored every avenue that was open to him. From diver, and gymnast to being a winning cheerleader in a woman's world, he knew how to research the best ways to do whatever he needed to do. In life, if he is given lemons he wants to make so much more than just lemonade - he will squeeze every last ounce of good from every part.
Join us to experience the effervescent energy that is contagious and see why he is such a welcome addition to the community at Collaboration Global.
In 2017 Jane Enright suffered an unforeseen traumatic brain injury that left her almost speechless.
Today she is an inspiring and humorous thought leader, award-winning Canadian author, wellness expert, inspirational speaker, and a Director on the Board of Governors, for the Brain Canada Foundation.
Her transformational journey has been chronicled as elevating, extraordinary, moving, and food for the soul.
Abandoned as a baby and brought up in the care system of the UK Fatima called on all her resources to survive which she later called upon to be a European, World and Olympic champion. She has always strived to help young people in the care system, knowing that they can achieve anything they desire. This year she launched her greatest mission. Fatima’s Campaign UK is her life’s work coming to fruition as she builds a charity that supports children in care and beyond.
She is determined to make these invisible children valued and seen by society. Listen to this incredible woman as she describes her journey to success and how she is building a force for love for thousands of young people currently in the care system who have no voice.
Be inspired by her compassion and vision for the future.
Gary Brown is a numbers guy. From accountant to Financial Director most of his business life has been around making the numbers work.
Now he has a passion to help entrepreneurs to ensure their business is ready for net zero.
As a member of Collaboration Global he has long seen the need to make your business be a catalyst for more than simply making money as an income.
Now after much study and research he understands how small business owners can have a profound effect on reducing the carbon footprint to help reach the elusive net zero by 2030.
Want to know how your business can be part of it, start here and listen to what Gary has to say.
As an award winning entrepreneur at 34 Inge Hunter is both aspirational and inspirational.
Add into the mix that at 17 she was homeless and has utilised her entrepreneurial spirit to build several businesses from scratch, while looking after her two young children - she makes many of us feel we are late to the party.
She firmly believes that you can achieve anything you put your mind to and is a living testament to this. Nothing is going to get in her way. She talks in positives of when and not if.
We can all take a leaf from her powerful positive stance.
Jessi Fraser, a guest on the “Being Human Hidden Depths” podcast, talks about her lifelong journey with art and how it helps with mental health.
She moved from ceramics to sculpting, finding it relaxing and essential during tough times. Art helped her heal during a severe illness, leading her to create 33 paintings. Jessie stresses the importance of art for therapy and criticizes cuts in arts funding.
She shares her experience of healing through meditation, healthy eating, and Qigong.
Jessi also discusses her love for live sculpting and FX work, and how she showcases her art on platforms like Pinterest and gallery shows.
The Power of Collaboration: Emily Van Eyssen’s Inspiring Journey
In today’s fast-paced business world, the power of collaboration and decisive action cannot be overstated. Few embody these principles as effectively as Emily Van Eyssen, whose journey with Collaboration Global highlights the transformative potential of teamwork, kindness, and proactive decision-making.The Essence of Decisiveness and Kindness
Emily Van Eyssen’s career is a testament to the importance of making swift, informed decisions. In both business and personal spheres, she champions the philosophy that prompt action, coupled with the willingness to learn from mistakes, paves the way for growth and success. But Emily’s approach is not just about decisiveness; it’s deeply rooted in kindness, politeness, and the art of giving effective feedback—qualities that are essential for fostering a positive and productive team environment.
For Emily, the priority is always about aiding others, a principle that speaks volumes about her character and loyalty to her team. A Journey of Diverse Perspectives Emily’s story is also one of personal resilience and global perspectives. From her childhood in South Africa to her subsequent move to England, she has navigated the complexities of immigration and entrepreneurship with grace and determination. Her experiences have enriched her understanding of diverse business cultures and the value of inclusive community-building.
This global outlook informs her collaborative approach, drawing inspiration from stories around the world that emphasize unity and shared success. Addressing Hiring and Delegation Challenges Running a successful business comes with its fair share of challenges, especially in hiring and task delegation.
Emily emphasizes the importance of having efficient systems and processes in place before expanding the team. Systemizing operations through meticulous documentation and regular reviews ensures scalability and sustainability. This strategic mindset is supported by her extensive reading of various business books, which offer insights and frameworks that she integrates into her practices.Values Rooted in Family and Community At the core of Emily’s professional journey are her personal values, particularly the importance of family.
Emily Van Eyssen’s journey with Collaboration Global is a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when decisiveness is balanced with kindness, and when business goals are aligned with the well-being of the community. Her story encourages us all to look beyond profits and to consider the broader impact of our actions. By prioritizing collaboration, diverse perspectives, and efficient systems, we can create a business environment that is both successful and humane.
Follow Emily’s journey and learn more about her inspiring work in transforming lives and building a better future through collaborative efforts. Let her story motivate you to take decisive actions, foster kindness in your interactions, and always strive for positive impact in everything you do.
Anne Scottlin - The Podcast Maestro -
Ever wanted to start a podcast and didn’t know what was involved? This episode gives you some ideas where to start and it’s not what you might think.
Already got a podcast? There are always ways to brighten it up and build your loyal listeners. This is her second outing on our podcast and Anne shares her infectious exuberance as she talks about the way she builds world leading podcasts for her clients.
Literally from zero to hero - find out how.
Understanding the impact of what her body went through when she wasn’t working in her happy place Nikki Finucan went on a journey to discover how to harness her energy for good.
Taking her from Australia to London via Bali, she is now working in her energy and teaches others how to access it for themselves.
Here we consider how organisations can make huge leaps forward when their workforce comes together in collaboration and works within their sweet spot.
It takes one to know one - Jonathan Rosen is the founder of Collaberex and as such shares many ideals with Collaboration Global founder Gill Tiney.
Here the conversation continues to reveal similarities - coincidence? We think not! The universe put these two together, and this conversation is part of the collaboration that has sprung forth as they both follow their hearts.
They should be in competition with each other, but that was the furthest thing from their minds.
Tara and Gill shared a stage on their Ted X talks.
Here they recount the preparation, nerves, and experience of the such an important event in their lives. Tara also shares her life experience of hitting rock bottom and how she climbed out of that pit.
A realisation that confidence is not a gift bestowed but an innate birthright that we can often lose along the way. There is a way to find the courage and call confidence into being for you too.
Listen in to discover how she beat depression without medication and what she does now to keep her life on track.
Dr Philip Agrios is a natural to collaboration because he has studied human dynamics and perhaps more relevant has studied his own experiences to inform him how we are all susceptible to self-sabotage.
Immersing himself into why we do this to ourselves, here he explains how protecting ourselves is the pivotal reason we cannot grow.
As vibrational beings we can overcome this habitual action to release ourselves from the self-sabotage to flourish and grow - in our lives and businesses.
A fascinating conversation that will leave many aha moments when we realise it isn’t just us that has been caught in that loop.
Maths is Craig’s mojo - numbers are my nemesis, would we have anything to say to each other?
Fear not dear listener he speaks my language and reminds me of why I need to know my number.
A bit like cyber security, we all need to know this stuff, but if you aren’t excited by it then the chore sometimes becomes too big and we get into avoidance mode.
Listen in to Craig and drink in the enthusiasm he has for his subject and I defy you not to catch his buzz and become curious about the numbers in your business too.
Mitali Deypurkaystha is known as The Vegan Publisher and in this second outing to the Being Human podcast she shares her passion for Veganism and why she will only work with budding authors who are passionate about their business and the purpose behind it.
Plus we consider the value of writing a book and the process that must be considered before embarking on the journey.
With a family spread across the globe Erica Mackay knows what it is like to be a truly global citizen. Her roots are now in England and her fathers influence of being a botanist can be seen as she grows her favourite gem squashes in her garden.
Now a marketing detective, she uses her laser focus to solve the crime of her clients not having new prospects appearing. Hear what she believes is a very common problem - it may be your light bulb moment too.
collaboration #love #team #community #inspiration #personaldevelopment #business #coglo #connection
Jim Gale is on a mission to feed the world and it is no pie in the sky idea, he is really doing it!
From his own Food Forest in Florida he shares his passion for creating forests of food, having reclaimed a beach in Florida, he knows his plan is possible everywhere in the world. So he is helping people to plant their own forests around the world.
So inspiring, please watch the YouTube recording to get the full impact of what he is doing as he takes us around his plot.
But if on audio, just know that we are looking at lush growth and have a birds eye view into our future.He has currently started forests in 50 US states and 54 countries.
Larry has spent his life so far building and selling successful businesses. But he wasn’t happy with how he had to do it.
Since 2020 he has made a quantum leap to develop a way that starts from the inside out.
His life has been transformed by his learning and how he now sees his journey.
Discover how we can all be participants of a greater energy that will create our best future.
globalimpact #futurethinking #social #collaboration #optimist #impact #CollaborationGlobal #lovecollaboration #love #team #community #inspiration #personaldevelopment #business #coglo #connection
As a child Howard grew up on the wrong side of town. Staying safe meant spending time in libraries and museums, from here came a love of learning.
Who knew that small 6 year old would grow to be the world leading (official its in the Guinness World of Records) speed reader and learner.
In this podcast we discover the man behind the talent and he share his top tips to get you started on your own journey of learning, and most importantly retaining the information.
Ekaterina has been on a life journey to find her secret sauce, that she can access to create amazing successful marketing campaigns for her clients.
In this conversation we join the dots to see how her experiences in life, from the best ever birthday party at 6 years of age, to running her own business - marketing was always going to be part of her life game. Her word of the year was community, is it any surprise that she found her way to the Collaboration Global community?
Enjoy this episode that highlights how we are all given clues to our inner genius - we just have to look out for them.
Lisa Richardson understands the power of connection and the potential of the ripples that come from building a strong relationship.
Sharing her love of exploration she shows exactly why she was attracted to the Collaboration Global community - she is up to some good 🤗
Michael Pilla is a boy from the Bronx in New York and has a sense of humour created out of survival.
Here he tells some stories of growing up and the tough beginnings.
Plus as his new book is launched he shares some of the content from ‘You Oughta Be In Business’ and demonstrates his comedic slant on the world.
How many times do you get to hear from a serial entrepreneur who has made and lost their fortune 5 times? That is Keith Trubshaw as he shares his stories of who influenced him and how he picked himself up and started over.
Now he is ready to support others, to not follow in his mistakes but to make a difference that spread kindness and joy.
The lived, living and liveable experiences of many people crash into social systems that no longer serve us well.
We have to find more creative, nonlinear, systemic and strategic approaches to society, all living systems and the human made systems that impact these.
Far-reaching radical action is needed NOW. - taken from the website https://www.theundaunted.global/
A passionate man, a rebel punk, a thinker for the future, Steve Cook has experienced more in his lifetime than a generation can pack in. His thinking is intriguing, his purpose magnetic, his context simple.
Listen in as he shares the tip of the iceberg of his mission and shows us that he is ‘up to some good’. If you want to learn more let us know in the comments and part 2 will be on its way.
Dr Tess Lawrie wants us all to be passionate about taking radical responsibility for our own health.
As part of the World Council For Health she has devoted her life to research and uncovering the unorthodox methods of big pharma.
She believes we can all be healthier when we understand the repercussions more fully and take a global decentralised approach to our health.
Creating a solution for our future.
Mark Layder is known as the Biz Connector - you can see why he fits in so well with Collaboration Global. As a business strategist he believes it isn’t necessarily about having the right skill set, but having the right structure for success.
“What we have been taught has been destined to fail”
A conversation about building your tribe, getting your structure right and having a clear picture of the way forward.
If you are a regular to Collaboration Global sessions this conversation will resonate with you. If you are new to this podcast, it might pleasantly surprise you.
Nicolette Richer is on a mission to help people to heal.
She uses food as medicine to reverse chronic diseases, from diabetes, arthritis, cancer and other regenerative diseases. Discover how she believes even chronic diseases are easy to reverse. She helps her clients to lead a long life and a short death, leaving no one suffering.
Like a breath of fresh air she will help you to see that suffering in our world is optional.
Netty Wilson is a passionate woman, living what appears to be a picture perfect life on the north coast of Cornwall.
Walking her rescue dogs along the beach she was saddened by the rubbish she collected and the creatures she saw suffering because of what the tide brought in. Our rubbish. She now dedicates her brand Budeful Life to making a positive impact, not only in her local area, but across the globe.
From small beginnings, she is determined to make a difference to her beautiful part of the world and our oceans across the globe.
As a child Greg Moyer was nick named Golden Ears.
He had perfect pitch and was destined for a musical future.
The way his mind worked meant that he could never be contained to one industry. In this conversation you get a glimmer of the power of thought from this powerful mind. He acknowledges that not many others have this prolific innovative mind.
He has now created a ‘Framework for Inventive Thinking’ and illustrates how we can access a process that builds creativity and solutions. Hear his thoughts on AI as he predicts an era of mediocrity, that is already happening.
He believes we are entering a new renaissance of thinking and this framework will ensure we all continue to thrive as we fully access the amazing creativity with were born with.
Listen in to discover ‘the lost art of activating creativity and inventive thinking - on DEMAND!’
Grayson James is a man whose experience in collaboration comes from a lifetime of experience in mediation and his passion for martial art Aikido.
Unlike other martial arts the aim is not to score points or cause damage to the other but to ensure both can walk away intact and respectful of the other. Grayson explains these subtleties and his insights into why collaboration and Aikido are connected.
He describes what he sees makes a successful collaboration and shares stories of his work in collaborative business deals.
A conversation between collaboration catalysts that lifts the ideas of what it means to create a successful collaboration.
Matt Drinkhahn is a tour de force of positive energy. He has experienced adversity in his life but doesn’t dwell on what he can’t do, but as an Eternal Optimist he always looks for positive ways to make a difference and so surprises himself with what he CAN do.
Meeting Matt through this podcast will leave you inspired and feeling like you can tackle anything.
His energy is infectious, so come and fill yourself up with powerful insights and a positive buzz.
collaboration #love #team #community #inspiration #personaldevelopment #business #coglo #connection #FrontRowDad #coach #leadership #Youcandoit!
Michael Pilla has found his why.
He is passionate about helping people in the arts to make a good living from their talent and he uses his talent of graphic design and branding to help them get there.
A native New Yorker, brought up in the Bronx he has seen life from all angles.
He has the ability to look at the world from the perspective of your client and steps into their shoes to understand what they need. He then translates that into your vision to get you connected. He sees himself as a strategic thinker and simply wants to ‘Show up with an empty cup’ (Buddhist saying) and empower your why, your purpose, and to turn you into a magnet for those who need your services.
This conversation was a joy, not only because of his refreshing outlook but also because his kindness and loving outlook on life shines through.
I am so happy that he chose to bring his collaborative wisdom to Collaboration Global. A more humble man is probably hard to find.
This conversation with Liz Scully comes from a new context as Liz has a background in movies and now sees AI and Chat GPT as a tool that has been around for some time.
She is not worried about the future and AI as storytelling is her medium and she believes that we have to be sensible about what will happen in the future. Let’s adapt, be aware, support each other and look at all avenues for the future.
She reads about 600 books a year 🤨 and this comes from an illness where she couldn’t use her eyes to read and she discovered the joy of audio books.
Her genius appears to be reinvention! A strategy maven, she combines this knowledge with her passion for masterminds, realising that where art and maths meet, you find divergent thinking.
A whirlwind conversation! Come and meet The Evil Coach!
Meet Mitali Deypurkaystha aka The Vegan Publisher.
I have never met someone quite so passionate about her clients and her cause.
Not only is she a driven woman to help them get their books into print and their message out there, she is also passionate about saving our planet.
What a determined woman, the epitome of a Collaboration Global member she is out there using her business for good. Not a week goes by when she isn’t on stage speaking for her cause to educate people on the power of a vegan diet.
That said, she will publish your book if you deign to eat meat - but it has to be a book that will bring some good into the world. I admire her ethics AND had the most fascinating conversation.
Anne Scottlin has had a pretty unique start in life, which has profoundly impacted the purpose she now has to make a global impact.
Creating the Global Impact League she is passionate about teaching, supporting and helping business owners utilise their businesses for good.Her journey has taken her from the woods where she was isolated and grew up to Hollywood and the world beyond.
Every part of that journey has been grounding for what she does today.Listen in as she shares her mission and delight in her beautiful view of our potential world.
A self confessed optimist she will leave you feeling inspired by what we can all create.
In this episode of 'Being Human: Hidden Depths' Thiery Wirngo, a Collaboration Global member, speaks with Collaboration Global founder Gill Tiney on Gen-Z experiences, collaboration, diversity, and community. Thiery is presently studying Law with International Relations at the University of Portsmouth and hopes to work as a legal executive in the future. He discusses how to break through the noise and how being a part of Collaboration Global has changed his mentality.
💜 Doug Gordon has packed more into his life than most of us could dream of.
Some success has been through right time, right place and some has been following his near death experience.
🫶🏼 Hear how that impacted his future and still does as he dedicates his life to helping others maximise their opportunities for success.
In this episode of "Being Human Hidden Depths", Collaboration Global's Craig Goldblatt takes on a journey of experience alongside our founder Gill Tiney. Craig talks about his journey from a sales developer to owning his own business to living in the Amazon rainforest. Where he was able to connect, integrate and magnify his spirituality within the ancient Achuar community. Key to his discussion is awareness of our experiences which he explores in his 'Living on Purpose' workshops.
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You can also find out more about Craig at https://www.craiggoldblatt.com/
or connect on linkedin via https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-goldblatt/
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🏃🏽♀️ Running a business is an adventure!
Yet, whatever the skills that you bring to the table, there are often practicalities that really isn’t your thing.
For me Gill Smith is that person who makes life easier, being practical, having processes in place to borrow and sensible advice to make life so much easier.
🧚🏼 A business strategist to clear the debris of the doing and leave the way clear for you to focus on what you are good at.
Here we get to learn more about what it takes to wear that common sense hat all the time - even the frustrating bits.
💜 Learn to love the process and see behind the curtain for just what it takes.
Resilience and confidence coach Dr Lizzy Bernthal shares why she is so passionate about ridding our world of toxic workplaces.
💜 Walking the talk and sharing her experiences, we learn that this kind, caring woman knows how to set boundaries and and can be fearless for her clients when they need to release their potential.
#collaboration #love #team #community #inspiration #personaldevelopment #business #coglo #connection #marketing #futurethinking, #givingback, #leadership #confidence #resilience #toxicworkplaces #releaseyourpotential
A man with an audacious plan, Darren Owen unveils his mission to bring empowerment and ownership to every member of staff in 100 businesses.
It's different and by standing on the shoulders of giants, he has every intention of making it a reality. Be inspired not only by his ideas but also the way his brain works to figure solutions out.
🙌🏾 Every business could do with a Darren.
💥 A man with an audacious plan, Darren Owen unveils his mission to bring empowerment and ownership to every member of staff in 100 businesses.
💡 It's different and by standing on the shoulders of giants, he has every intention of making it a reality. Be inspired not only by his ideas but also the way his brain works to figure solutions out.
💜Every business could do with a Darren.
#business #newthinking #johnlewispartnership #collaboration #collectivism #bigideas #futurethinking
Part two of a fascinating conversation with two optimists, looking to make the world a better place - does this resonate with you?
Charlie Lawson has got himself a reputation as the reluctant networker.
Born into a networking family his parents owned several franchises for BNI around the world and inevitably Charlie became part of the family firm. He eventually acknowledged that he was an introvert and that networking didn’t come easy to him. Now venturing out on his own away from BNI he is helping others to see that, even as an introvert, you can still develop some networking skills that will grow your business.
Gill and Charlie have travelled the globe networking and now get together to unpick the way the world has change since they first met, over a decade ago.
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A stream of consciousness on a walk with Collaboration Global founder Gill TIney. Considering with herself, what she can share in a keynote talk. Not meant for publication, she later felt it was potenttially better out than in.
An advocate of future thinking leadership Selena Boshorin divides her time between helping clients, helping charities and helping local education establishments to create leaders fit for our future.
A member of Collaboration Global, Heather Barrie shares her passions.
From discovering her 'Thing' what her magic was, to utilising her gift to help others. Now you can find her helping people in all walks of life as she problem solves and helps people create ideas to solve them.
As an 'ideator' she is walking the talk, whether standing for Parliament, supporting business owners or being on stage making people laugh - her life is full to brimming with possibilities.
Enjoy her energy in this conversation - its infectious!
Standing on the shoulders of giants Darren Owen is creating a new model for what it means to go to work. Join us as we explore ridiculously optimistic ideas, that, like commercial passenger aircraft, might just fly!
A special guest session, we invited Nicholas Haines to share his fascinating insights into the ancient Chinese philosophy that straddles thousands of years and across continents to connect people more deeply to themselves and others. What energy do you operate from?
Jane Gunn is a mediator specialising in conflict resolution and shares her philosophy of how anyone can Think and Grow Free. Free from conflict, free from disputes and free to choose powerfully their way forward. Join us as we explore how collaboration fits into this purpose.
David Liddle straddles the finance industry and the great outdoors in a holistic approach that ensures his sanity is preserved. Here he shares why even as a child getting outside was always so important to him, and how his children are now following in his footsteps.
Contact details liddleperrett.com
david@liddleperrett.com
linkedin.com/in/david-liddle-76753511
Many of us are keen to share our message with the world. We might be presented with amazing opportunities like a Ted talk but are we ready for that? Here on this Clubhouse conversation we bring together professional speakers and aspirational newbies to talk over the important elements to grab your audiences attention - and never waste an opportunity.
Born in Indonesia and brought up as a global citizen Alessandro has a unique insight into life. His lifetime experience of Qi Gong is a testament to the power of positive mental health. His philosophy helps him to maintain a healthy mind and body, harnessing the energy of this fascinating practice. His mission in life is - to Empower & Inspire you to feel Better Connected, Open Hearted & Reveal more of your True Potential with Qigong.
Contact details - alessandro@flowinghealth.co.uk www.flowinghealth.co.uk
A desire to feel like she was making a difference to a local community Jill Poet's plan soon flourished to a UK wide organisation. Her motto is People Planet Profit and she is doing just that.
Contact details jill@jillpoet.co.uk www.orbuk.org.uk
'We all have the power to take care of our health' so says Chris Freer. A conversation of empowerment from the lowest point any human can endure to the miraculous and inspirational journey to life fully embraced. This is no miracle cure but a method we can all embrace for a better quality of life. enjoy this fascinating conversation.
Contact chris@upbeatlife.co.uk www.upbeatlife.co.uk
Multi talented Leo is on a mission to support as many creatives as he can. Working predominantly in the music industry he sees so much talent wasted because the value the arts provides to our lives is not valued for our good mental health. Leo is bringing innovation to this industry and a refreshing viewpoint that we might all adopt in our lives.
Contact leo@tuneriver.com www.tuneriver.com
Are people too scared to come out?
Is face to face important to do good business?
Are businesses resilient enough to withstand the impact of the pandemic?
How will people adapt and what way are we now viewing our world?
An exploration into how collaboration can add value to your business with insights to create success as you start on the collaborative journey.
A self confessed naughty person, Louise is candid in her description of who she is - unique and a contradiction! As the CEO of Absafe charity she is passionate about helping young people to maximise their potential and has a wisdom that allows her to dream of collaborations growing the Scottish charity into a national support for young people across the UK.
Networking with a difference! How you can achieve so much more when you come from a collaborative perspective.
A great conversation that shares how we network - even when we aren't looking to get new business.
He believes that disruptive marketing is about 'The Art of Heart'.
The conversation flows from Carl Sagan to the impact of historical ancestry and conversations with your kids.
So much to share, we have already agreed that part 2 and possibly more are needed - tell us if you agree.
Collaboration Global member Sue Plumtree is joined by her business partner Nikola Howard in a conversation around their personal journey and how they are now inspired to help others become empowered.
Whilst waiting for the leaders of the world to make massive impacts we can sit and wait or we can be responsible for taking many small steps to make a collective global difference. Join the conversation recorded at Clubhouse with Collaboration Global members to discover how we can all make an impact for good.
'Our relationship with ourselves is reflected in our relationship with others' - Gina Gardiner
The community at Collaboration Global discuss and share their insights into dealing with, preventing and understanding bullying. A conversation for our times.
Whether you have been bullied, or were the bully this conversation gives empathy, strategy, solutions and love for those who have been through the hell that is bullying.
A fabulous conversation that reached from building trust and integrity to the mistakes we have all made that knock us off kilter - and making it right.
A look at what triggers us, some commonalities, but also some interesting niggles that demonstrate how we might be offending someone when we have no idea. The solution? Set up the Rules of the game before you start a collaboration 😉
A conversation that looks at how Emma Raducanu created her winning style and what we can learn from her in our business and life.
His hilarious antics are a great lesson on what NOT to do. Here the Collaboration Global community hang out on Clubhouse to share with the Start Up Club about our lessons learned when we first started our businesses.
Every culture has something to teach us, listen to these well travelled people and find out what life lessons they have accumulated.
Ever had that feeling where you have made an inadvertent mistake but you know someone will be furious with you?
What if the situation were reversed?
Do you have compassion for that person or are you ready to jump at them and create an unhelpful atmosphere.
Join us in the Clubhouse room for a conversation that looks at compassion, and simple tools to use that stop us from overreacting and ensuring it doesn't happen in the first place.
Guest speaker James, former model, tells us how he had been used to a hedonistic lifestyle, but discovered at an early stage in his career that this was not the route to happiness. Here he shares how he came back from the brink and how meditation was his key to happiness, good health and deep connection to his own spirituality. Contact details - jamesgranstrom@yahoo.co.uk LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/james-granstrom-334b631b6
A look at the real fears, changes and concerns over the unsettled times we find ourselves in. Its ok to not be ok - and what we can do about it.
As the planet warms up is it really too late for any of us as individuals to do anything?
What is we collaborated?
A fabulous feel good conversation on Clubhouse looking for solutions amid the global problem.
Benjamin Drury The Culture Guy shares his insight into how powerful culture can be when utilised in the right way. Plus how his 8 year old self was always looking to make life as easy as possible.
Contact details@
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamindrury/
Email: ben@thecultureguy.co.uk
website: Company Culture Change - Benjamin Drury, The Culture Guy
Does society need us to care what other people think? What is a good society? What is the solution to people dropping litter - a small problem perhaps but when people leave a beach and 31 tons of rubbish has to be picked up by local authorities, money is being taken away from other needs in the community.
Listen to these dilemmas and find solutions and consider why we might need to care.
We all need someone to look up to, some look to learn from Brene Brown, Simon Sinek and the like, while others look closer to home. Listen to this great Clubhouse conversation which at times took us by surprise as our emotions helped us to see who really matters.
Building a business is virtually impossible without collaboration, but how do we choose the right person to collaborate with? A conversation that flows from what is best for the client to how collaboration creates the best in me.
Being kind to others has a direct impact on our own wellbeing.
Living in a world of abundance.
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Is gender a factor? What skills do you need? Is communication a feminine quality? Can you stereotype a quality as a gender?
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A journey from nurse to being the 8th generation of one family to be in the military Lizzy Bernthal has found a way to her own empowerment and now teaches others to find their inner confidence to Stand Tall
A second visit to our podcast studio David Liddle shares his philosophy on raising children, our time here on earth and how money is not a dirty word. Not your average mortgage consultant, but one ready to see the world through a child's eye view and who works hard to maintain his curiosity and sense of adventure. david@liddleperrett.com Mortgage and Protection Advisor
Not what you might expect 😉 how much do you give away for FREE and why?
An eternal dilemma, the Clubhouse discussion covered massive ground, so much to consider on so many levels.
Listen to this and you will have a better idea of what, if anything, you could give away to create the best win for everyone.
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Always considered the goofy kid at school Maria has always felt she was a misfit - but in a good way. She sees our world from a totally different perspective and sees clarity where others see confusion. She is a powerhouse of positivity and utilises this gift in every area of her life. Like most she has suffered adversity in her life but has used it to spur her on.
From adversity in childhood, to massive struggles with health as an adult all have been used to create an empathic, supportive, and nurturing woman. Andrea shares her journey and how Socratic questioning is the starting place for finding your perfect client.
James shares his love of connecting with people and why iMA is so important to him. His experience working for the great Dale Carnegie organisation has led him to his passion today. Learn about yourself and you will learn more about others and connect at a deeper level.
Are you tolerating your life?
Like many people Andrew Miller was in a supposedly great job but realised he was simply tolerating it every day and indeed he was very unhappy. Fast forward ten years and he has started his own business based around his belief of Business Enjoyment. Don't be stuck at 7 out of 10 when you could be experiencing 10 out of 10 and be so happy 'your bits tingle' - his words! Listen in to his views on how he did the work to generate a 10!
Contact details andrew@businessenjoyment.com https://www.businessenjoyment.com/
Here Simon Drew shares his journey and the epiphany he had when understanding how language had shaped his life.
A passion from childhood developed into a mission as an adult to empower women at the corporate table to be heard, using empowering words and language Syireen Rose Sha'ari identifies her genius and shares why Collaboration Global is the best place to be. Plus how she tricked Gill into a bush tucker trial 😲
Special guest Andrew Priestley sharing his journey to finding his purpose in life, his relationship with his father and why LOVE is the centre of his being. Plus ways to identify purpose for yourself.
Described by colleagues as a genuinely good bloke this conversation proves this 'people person' is always looking to help others.
From tom boy to get her dad's approval to caring HR professional who sees success as how she can help others to a happier work life. Helen Gilfillan epitomises kindness in all areas of her life.
Taking the leap from paid employment to starting your own business can be scary, but Selina believes it is just a matter of perspective. Join us as the conversation covers this, the US election, #BLM and #MeToo movements and being thankful for the pandemic.
Ever wondered why you were not as successful as you felt you could be? Wondered why you couldn't sell your house? What else might you do to ensure success? Speak to Jim Doyle and discover a whole new way of viewing your life.
David is not your typical mortgage advisor. With a refreshing view on how children should be brought up, he shares his passion for the outdoor life and how setting himself goals and exceeding them is part of who he is. This reflects in how he treats his clients too.
@Phil Street has never been afraid of a challenge and the one he faces now will be the biggest of his life so far. He is looking forward to what this will teach him, how he will grow, and who he can help along the way.
Always passionate about good food Katsumi hadn't spotted the kilos creep up on him. He then became curious as to how he could get back down to his normal weight. Seeing the effects of lethargy, fuzzy mind and generally unwell simply from over eating he decided to create a positive mindset to lose the weight. Here he explains some of his discoveries so that no one needs to struggle. And he shares his mission to erase hunger in our world too.
Francis West is on a mission to protect a million people from cyber security threats by 2023. He is angry at the massive growth in cyber crime since the pandemic and wants to ensure no one has to lose their life savings by being hacked.
Harold Becker the founder of The Love Foundation believes that every pathway leads to love. Join him and Gill Tiney as they look at how love is the solution to the problems of our world and what they are doing to ensure people understand the super power they have at their fingertips.
Brian Abbott describes himself as a Business Behaviour Magician and in this podcast we get to see the magic in action.
Jonathan tells his story of being an NSPCC baby to being a member of the police force, an ordained minister, and a TV presenter. His journey takes him across the globe as he learned his strengths and the power of collaboration.
A lively conversation that illustrates the journey Charlie has been on to become the specialist marketing coach who understands how to get great results every time - "My good is other people's excellent" Charlie@charliewhyman.com
Our first ever guest speaker who is currently outside of our community. At a time of unprecedented change, it felt appropriate to step up in our podcast too. Aaron was a key contributor to the Black Lives Matter event we held recently and here we continue that conversation. We get cut off in our prime, due to technology failure, but the conversation will continue. aaron@aaronyahaya.com
Rob shares his pivotal moment of clarity about his life, revealing how his lifelong assumption of him being an introvert is no longer acceptable. rob@robmorgan.co
Doing the done thing, being safe, then breaking free, Alan tells his journey to thriving business owner, and how relationships are the bedrock of who he is and why he does what he does.
Terry Peers brush with death, several times brought depression, fear, debilitating phobias and a shrunken world. Collaboration Global was the solution she hadn't even known she was seeking.
Riana Avis sharing her genius in how to approach difficult conversations that empower winning results
Simon finds it impossible to look back with regret. Discover his passion for future thinking ...