When I first spoke to Sarah, she introduced herself as the Hippie turned Business Coach, which gave me instant visions of VW Beetles and flowers, so I was instantly hooked and intrigued to learn more.
She is part of a growing tide of marketing professionals who are questioning the dubious path that sales and marketing has taken over the last 20 years.
John’s story begins at his birth just 2 weeks after his parents and 3 older siblings had arrived in Toronto, Canada. Having liquidated all of their life in war-torn Vietnam, John’s parents had moved the family across the world to start a new life “for the betterment of the next generation”.
This conversation is Axel’s journey from an early passion for aviation and how it led to understanding the special quality that comes from people working together in a coherent team really gels as a collaborative whole.
Jason Barnard brings an eclectic mix of blue dogs, punk and SEO with this wildly varied and interesting conversation including connections to 1980’s pop heroes and mental health issues.
This week, Gloria Rand is sharing her story of finding ‘self’ love through writing her book Live. Love. Engage. Her work is in SEO copywriting and her background is in television, so when the message to write a book about Love popped into her head during meditation it was a complete surprise to her.
Geraldine Schmidt is the founder of The Story Weavers. An online service that connects kids from around the world through monthly collaborative writing projects. It’s all about nurturing kids active communication skills. Geraldine says that “Everything previous to this was preparation for what I am doing now.”
From top of his game Labour Lawyer to convicted criminal. The life experiences and the lessons Paul Glover has faced and overcome have enabled him to become the no b.s. coach he is today.
When I was approached by Dmitry Badiarov, musician and luthier (violin maker), I realised my focus on people in business has almost precluded the most passionate people on the planet!
Today she’s an award-winning publicist. But that wasn’t the plan, by nature she’s an activist. With her quick wit, passion and drive it’s clear why she’s an undeniable force in the world.
“My jaw dropped when Ziad said he managed the kitchen but hated cooking. But none of this stopped him.”
“The world doesn’t need a handful of people living perfectly sustainably, it needs billions living imperfectly sustainably. Doing what we can to make a difference.”
“Take imperfect action Now! We overthink everything too much. If you take action, give it a try and see what happens.”