Change is difficult, but if you want any degree of success, you can't keep doing the same thing over and over again. At some point, you have to take a risk and do something different.
That is the core message of our guest this week, Ray Richards, CEO of the Brighton-based tech company Do Something Different. We talk about what you can do to build your own behavioural flexibility, how you can deal with the unknown and bring the people who matter on the journey with you.
Read MoreWhatever flavour of Maverick you are, whether change maker, leader or entrepreneur, sooner or later you are going to have to sell people on your ideas and bring them on a journey with you.
And this is what marketeer Wes Kao is a master of. She understands that selling isn’t a dirty word, but rather about deep empathy, walking a mile in another person’s shoes and really helping the other person to feel seen and heard.
Listen in to find out how she influences some of the greatest minds on the planet.
Read MoreWe believe that Mavericks can change the world and that the world needs more Mavericks...and that is exactly what this week's podcast guests are doing. Rich Bloomand Ross Taylor are first-degree Mavericks. Having worked in the recruitment industry for years and running their own very successful recruitment company, they felt the need to shake things up and disrupt their industry.
If you are running your own business, dream of doing so or want to be a disrupter, this is a must listen!
Read MoreIt would be easy to dismiss employee engagement as some fluffy, soft HR issue in organisations, but according to Glenn Elliott, it is the single most important business improvement tool.
In episode, Glenn gives us the business-critical case for looking after employee engagement and the most down-to-earth, practical advice on how to build it. And this advice applies not only to employees but how to treat all the people in our lives. Listen in to improve how people engage at work and through all areas of your life.
Read MoreLet’s face it, one of the biggest barriers to living life on your terms is a lack of time and having too many things to do. If we could just get ourselves a bit more organised or productive, things would be better, right?
Well, productivity expert Chris Bailey believes that it is not about managing time, it is about managing your attention.
Read MoreThis week we have a very special podcast with two of our old podcast guests – Claude Silver, who is the Chief Heart Officer of VaynerMedia and Bryan Falchuk, the author of Do A Day.
This podcast is the audio of a Facebook Live where we talked about how to reinvent yourself and start living life on your terms.
It is full of personal insight, actionable wisdom and some of the best tips for living an authentic life.
Read MoreLet's face it, the single biggest barrier between you and the life of freedom and adventure you yearn for is your comfort zone.
Sooner or later, if you want to change, you have to bust out of your comfort zone. If you feel like you are in danger of stagnating, listening in is an absolute must.
Read MoreOur guest this week is the speaker, writer and chef, Brooke Siem. Brooke describes herself as “categorically homeless”, having created a life as a digital nomad and entrepreneur.
In this interview she talks about her own transformative journey to get off anti-depressants, how society deals with mental health and how we can all take back control of our lives.
Read MoreOur guest this week is world-renowned yoga teacher, entrepreneur and modern mystic, Daniel Aaron.
In this interview we talk about following your intuition, how to see challenges as an opportunity to grow and learn and how to find peace on your Maverick journey.
Read MoreOn this week’s episode, I am speaking to positive psychology coach and author of the book, “Ditch Your Inner Critic At Work” - Susan Peppercorn.
We talk about tackling your own demons, building your self-confidence and working towards your goals using specific positive psychology techniques.
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