Simon Jeffries, former Special Forces soldier and co-founder of The Natural Edge, talks sleep and journaling and compares the stress of the military to running his own business.

Lloyd Banks, owner and MD of Rubicon Recruitment Group, reflects on his interesting and incident-filled life - from his time in the Metropolitan Police and working security for VIPs, to his stint in the Royal Engineers and the accident, and subsequent back injury, that changed the way he viewed himself and the role in his company.

Andy Edwards, motivational speaker, business coach and author of 'Why Can't People Be More Like Me?' takes a fascinating look at personality types and how they affect our lives and working environment. Take your free personality test here.

Martin Edwards, CEO of Julia's House children's hospice, talks about his original ambitions, the role of Covid-19 in speeding up important decision-making and how to lead with kindness.

Paul Tansey, managing director of digital marketing company Intergage, on his life-changing health crisis and how to instill - and maintain - a company's sense of purpose.

Mark Northey, owner of Norco Composites, discusses his interesting entrepreneurial journey - leaving home at 16 and taking over the family business aged 21 under challenging circumstances, before going on to develop a highly-regarded composites company.

Jurriaan Kamer, co-author of Formula X - which details how Formula 1 teams are run - talks team management, accelerated decision-making and optimising the rhythm of your organisation.

Erin Thomas Wong, founder of the Mumpreneur Collective - an online community that supports and empowers mothers running their own businesses - discusses the joys and challenges of being a female entrepreneur.

Mike Bandar, founding partner of startup studio Turn Partners and the Enterprise Academy, as well as holder of a British Empire Medal for services to young entrepreneurs, discusses all things entrepreneurial, including lean methodology and what he's learned from mentoring business owners in the developing world.

In this episode, five guests from different industries discuss the future of the workplace, post Covid-19. Will offices become a thing of the past? How will you motivate your team remotely? How will you have to adapt your leadership style?