Jeremy Watkins (aka the Barefoot Leader) is one of my favourite peeps and so it was an absolute pleasure to chat with him when we were both in Melbourne last week.

Jeremy works with Senior Leaders, Corporate Executives, Business Owners and their teams across Australia and internationally to help them develop new insights, that increase their influence and maximise their impact as leaders. He is on a mission to free leaders and emerging leaders from default patterns of thinking and behaving, so they refocus the attention of their energies and re-train themselves for the future of work.

if you listen to this episode with Jeremy, you will realise why he says the future of leadership is not important, it’s VITAL.

And a word of warning - we go deep quickly in this episode as we talk about the death of our loved ones and the impact this has on life.

You can find Jeremy through his website and connect with him on LinkedIn.You can listen to this episode via the link above, on iTunes or Spotify or via the podcast app on your smartphone.

What Jeremy Watkins and I talked about

• being deeply human

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Mel Kettle is all about connection, communication and collaboration. She works with CEOs, leaders and teams to help them better communicate and collaborate (online AND offline) to achieve better relationships, revenue and results. Mel is a facilitator, trainer, speaker, author and mentor who provides practical advice that achieves results while having some fun!

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