Winning In Work

In today's episode, I am speaking to Scott Walker. Scott is one of the world's most experienced kidnap for ransom negotiators. His experience has enabled him to develop a unique understanding of what makes people think, feel and act regardless of circumstances; particularly during times of conflict, crisis and adversity. Which frankly makes him the perfect person to give us the tools and tips to navigate the politics, difficulties and negotiations needed to master those days where you wish you could just get people to see your point of view in the workplace. His new book, Order Out Of Chaos is due out in May 2023, and is available to pre-order now on Amazon or via his website: https://www.scottwalkerbooks.co.uk/. It provides the mindset tools and techniques to communicate effectively in times of crisis, change and uncertainty. As always, be sure to listen all the way through for all the good bits and for future episodes don’t forget to subscribe to the Winning in Work podcast.

On today's episode, we are talking to Lizzi Whaley, CEO of Spaceworks Interior Architecture. Lizzi joined Spaceworks Interior Architecture in 2004. But when she heard her company was selling up, she decided (as a 28 year old, single mum living with her parents) that if the business was to be sold then she wanted to be the purchaser. She bought the company and became chief executive in 2006. We’ll discuss the mindset shift moving from employee to employer, the importance of focusing ‘in’ on your people and how to lead when you yourself are going through personal changes. As always, be sure to listen all the way through for all the good bits and for future episodes don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast.

This week I spoke to Jennifer Young from Intentional Generations. Jen focuses on wellbeing and creating intentionally positive company cultures. She started her company following her own experience in a toxic work environment and was conscious not only how it affected her mental health in the office but also how it affected everyone else around her. If our environment is toxic and we feel powerless within it, we become a product of our environment. So ask yourself what environments you sit in? In this podcast we discuss mental health. If any of these topics affect you please see below a list of helplines and helpsites. You are not alone in this. Need to talk in New Zealand? Free call or text 1737 any time for support from a trained counsellor. Lifeline – 0800 543 354 (0800 LIFELINE) or free text 4357 (HELP). Suicide Crisis Helpline – 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO). Healthline – 0800 611 116 Samaritans – 0800 726 666  Just a Thought - online CBT resource Here to Help U - welbeing and social support

From the social media platform that brought us trending dances, throwing cheese slices on a babies face and singing along to 'That's not my name'. Tik Tok are now trending the idea of 'Quiet Quitting'.   In today's age where it is all the rage to 'own your own seven-figure-business' (again - thank you Social Media). The reality is that a job isn't a dirty word. A job can give you security, it can give you $$ for a pension, it can give you a break from your children. It can give you your work bestie and it can actually be something that you love.

Merritt Moore is an American ballerina and quantum physicist. She studied at both the University of Oxford and Harvard University. Moore works to combine her interests in physics and ballet through her research and dedication in both the arts and sciences. In this episode I discuss with Merritt her childhood, her passions and what it is that gives her the motivation to go 'above and beyond'. She is humble, inspirational and a wonderful story-teller.

Welcome to another instalment of Management Mumbles. A 5 minute podcast showcasing a collection of thoughts on topical news in the workplace along with tools, tips and strategies to support you in your career and turn the rat race into a happy place. This week we cover the famous New Zealand Brain Drain, the Brain Gain and what to do about understaffing in your workplace. You can read and subscribe to the Management Mumbles newsletter on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/management-mumbles-6962923860941824000/ 

Welcome to another week of Management Mumbles. Our 5 minute weekly roundup of career tools, tips and news to read, watch and listen to. This week we discuss politics AGAIN with Gaurav Sharma and his recent comments regarding the Labour Government and we discuss how Labour has dealt with his recent outbursts. What would you do? What do you think your company would have done? We also cover Ian Foster and Scott Robinson's comments regarding the All Blacks Coach's future. A good example of what to do - and not to do in business.

Welcome to the first Management Mumbles episode. A 5 minute podcast showcasing a collection of thoughts on topical news in the workplace along with tools, tips and strategies to support you in your career and turn the rat race into a happy place. This week we cover Sam Uffindell's recent debarcle and provide tools and tips on what to do if you experience lies and deceit in the workplace. I also discuss Pamela Meyers Ted Talk - How to Spot a Liar.

How many of us return to work after the weekend wishing we had just one extra day off? Well imagine if that could be your reality - EVERY. SINGLE. WEEK! In this episode we speak to Charlotte Lockhart, Founder and CEO of 4 Day Week Global. Charlotte, promotes internationally the benefits of a productivity-focused and reduced-hour workplace with her company 4 Day Week Global. We discuss the pros and cons of the 4 day week and ask if it really makes a difference to work 32 hours instead of 40? Especially when we are attached to our laptops and phones anyway. Find the 'Winning in Work' podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon, i Heart Radio and Google. Don't feel alone in your career journey. Head over to http://winninginwork.com and let's talk. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up 👍 , subscribe to our channel and share it with your friends.

Most of us — even those at the top — struggle with public-speaking anxiety so you are not alone. In fact, Glossophobia, or a fear of public speaking, is a very common phobia and one that is believed to affect up to 75% of the population. In today’s show with Miriam Chancellor from Naked Audience, we'll discuss the fear of public speaking and what you need to know to overcome this. We give you the tools and tips you need to speak confidently in the workplace and get yourself heard. To sign up to our weekly career mailer head to: http://bit.ly/winninginworkpodcast For questions, feedback or just to say hi, email us on [email protected] Contact Miriam on: https://www.nakedaudience.co.nz/   Or watch this episode on our Youtube channels: Winning in Work and Naked Audience