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What if the key to greater confidence, less stress, and better decision-making was already inside you? In this episode, Advita speaks with Dr Jackie Le Fèvre, founder of Magma Effect, about how understanding your personal values can transform how you lead, work, and live.
From her unexpected journey from zoology to human behaviour, Jackie brings a fascinating, science-backed perspective on why values matter and what happens when we ignore them.
Whether you're a leader trying to build a more authentic culture, an HR professional supporting your people, or simply someone who wants to feel more grounded in your choices this one's for you.
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Jackie Le Fèvre FCMI is the founder of Magma Effect and was awarded her doctorate for exploring the link between conscious connection to value and well-being by the University of Hertfordshire in November 2023. Originally qualified as a zoologist and after more than a decade in nature conservation Jackie turned her attention to human behaviour and has been trying (often unsuccessfully) to understand people ever since.
Following a career in the voluntary and community sector working at local, regional and national level Jackie began to specialise in consciously values-based practice in 2004. Jackie is National Advisor on Values to Wellbeing Teams which in 2018 won three national awards for values-based recruitment including the Guardian Public Service Award for HR. As a member of the Subject Matter Experts Group of the Chartered Institute of Management Jackie holds a remit for values and culture. Jackie is also a member of the UK Values Alliance and is a founder member of the Global Values Alliance.
In the last 7 years Jackie has developed a storytelling methodology for surfacing values from lived experience. To date 30 values and storytelling projects have been undertaken with organisations ranging from Chailey Heritage Foundation and Neighbourhood Midwives to the Health and Safety Executive, English Sport, Which? and the University of Manchester. Between 2020 and 2022 Jackie worked with NHS organisations in the South West on the values present in patient and family stories of end of life and palliative care https://www.careopinion.org.uk/blogposts/1030/values-inside-stories.
By Advita PatelWhat if the key to greater confidence, less stress, and better decision-making was already inside you? In this episode, Advita speaks with Dr Jackie Le Fèvre, founder of Magma Effect, about how understanding your personal values can transform how you lead, work, and live.
From her unexpected journey from zoology to human behaviour, Jackie brings a fascinating, science-backed perspective on why values matter and what happens when we ignore them.
Whether you're a leader trying to build a more authentic culture, an HR professional supporting your people, or simply someone who wants to feel more grounded in your choices this one's for you.
What we cover:
Timestamps:
Resources mentioned:
More about Jackie's work:
Jackie Le Fèvre FCMI is the founder of Magma Effect and was awarded her doctorate for exploring the link between conscious connection to value and well-being by the University of Hertfordshire in November 2023. Originally qualified as a zoologist and after more than a decade in nature conservation Jackie turned her attention to human behaviour and has been trying (often unsuccessfully) to understand people ever since.
Following a career in the voluntary and community sector working at local, regional and national level Jackie began to specialise in consciously values-based practice in 2004. Jackie is National Advisor on Values to Wellbeing Teams which in 2018 won three national awards for values-based recruitment including the Guardian Public Service Award for HR. As a member of the Subject Matter Experts Group of the Chartered Institute of Management Jackie holds a remit for values and culture. Jackie is also a member of the UK Values Alliance and is a founder member of the Global Values Alliance.
In the last 7 years Jackie has developed a storytelling methodology for surfacing values from lived experience. To date 30 values and storytelling projects have been undertaken with organisations ranging from Chailey Heritage Foundation and Neighbourhood Midwives to the Health and Safety Executive, English Sport, Which? and the University of Manchester. Between 2020 and 2022 Jackie worked with NHS organisations in the South West on the values present in patient and family stories of end of life and palliative care https://www.careopinion.org.uk/blogposts/1030/values-inside-stories.