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Episode 7 – Robin Lockhart
Today's guest is Robin Lockhart, a British philanthropist, coach, consultant and innovator. His main project currently is Catalyst In Communities, a London-based social enterprise he leads and co-founded. They work with football clubs, musicians and other artists to help youngsters reject crime and abusive relationships.
Facts
Robin is born in Zambia, southern Africa, of Scottish / Irish father and a mother with Eastern European heritage
Raised in Scotland, he now resides in London
He defines himself as a "free range thinker", also both a speaker and a listener, and a "change maker".
Robin is the co-founder of Catalyst In Communities (CIC), a "Social Enterprise focusing on delivering high impact training and development programmes to individuals and communities in need". CIC operates in the UK and abroad.
He's also a Director at Griffin Research Consultancy, where he focuses more on research, evaluation and training in the field of Crime and Community Safety
Robin was voted 2016 Global Youth Worker of the Year by the Commonwealth of Nations
Quotes
"We place importance on different aspects of our thinking, but all of that importance that we place on it is only a perception. Our thought is just this illusive bubble. It's a nothing, really. It's some sort of electromagnetic, chemical process that we can't quite define yet.
"Coaching is in the quality of the questions. It's the art and the science of asking the right question to provoke the right learning for the at the right time."
"When people understand that that they're the ones that can enable themselves to make the changes that they need to make, only then, it gives people a sense of agency, a sense of autonomy. Which is the thing that's been missing."
"The danger in modern-day, 21st century life, is that the adrenaline and the cortisol don't leave our system. Back in those hunting-gathering days, once you were out of danger, those chemicals left. And your body went back to being healthy."
"For generations now, we've run anti-knife crimes projects, anti-gang projects, anti-violence programmes. So young people's [sub]consiousness is filled with all this stuff we don't want them to be doing."
Links
www.robinlockhart.net
www.facebook.com/robin.lockhart.7
www.twitter.com/robinlockhart68
www.linkedin.com/in/robin-lockhart-18499a20
Some of Robin's endeavours
Catalyst in Communities
www.cicuk.eu
Griffin Research Consultancy
www.griffinrc.co.uk
The Community Coaching Academy
www.communitycoachingacademy.com
Robin awarded the Global Youth Worker of the Year prize
http://thecommonwealth.org/media/press-release/social-enterprise-founder-named-commonwealth-youth-worker-year-2016
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Today's guest is Robin Lockhart, a British philanthropist, coach, consultant and innovator. His main project currently is Catalyst In Communities, a London-based social enterprise he leads and co-founded. They work with football clubs, musicians and other artists to help youngsters reject crime and abusive relationships.
Facts
Robin is born in Zambia, southern Africa, of Scottish / Irish father and a mother with Eastern European heritage
Raised in Scotland, he now resides in London
He defines himself as a "free range thinker", also both a speaker and a listener, and a "change maker".
Robin is the co-founder of Catalyst In Communities (CIC), a "Social Enterprise focusing on delivering high impact training and development programmes to individuals and communities in need". CIC operates in the UK and abroad.
He's also a Director at Griffin Research Consultancy, where he focuses more on research, evaluation and training in the field of Crime and Community Safety
Robin was voted 2016 Global Youth Worker of the Year by the Commonwealth of Nations
Quotes
"We place importance on different aspects of our thinking, but all of that importance that we place on it is only a perception. Our thought is just this illusive bubble. It's a nothing, really. It's some sort of electromagnetic, chemical process that we can't quite define yet.
"Coaching is in the quality of the questions. It's the art and the science of asking the right question to provoke the right learning for the at the right time."
"When people understand that that they're the ones that can enable themselves to make the changes that they need to make, only then, it gives people a sense of agency, a sense of autonomy. Which is the thing that's been missing."
"The danger in modern-day, 21st century life, is that the adrenaline and the cortisol don't leave our system. Back in those hunting-gathering days, once you were out of danger, those chemicals left. And your body went back to being healthy."
"For generations now, we've run anti-knife crimes projects, anti-gang projects, anti-violence programmes. So young people's [sub]consiousness is filled with all this stuff we don't want them to be doing."
Links
www.robinlockhart.net
www.facebook.com/robin.lockhart.7
www.twitter.com/robinlockhart68
www.linkedin.com/in/robin-lockhart-18499a20
Some of Robin's endeavours
Catalyst in Communities
www.cicuk.eu
Griffin Research Consultancy
www.griffinrc.co.uk
The Community Coaching Academy
www.communitycoachingacademy.com
Robin awarded the Global Youth Worker of the Year prize
http://thecommonwealth.org/media/press-release/social-enterprise-founder-named-commonwealth-youth-worker-year-2016