One day when Billy the Bathtub was feeling sad about being stuck inside while the children played outside in the park, he realised that there was actually something he could do to feel better. This was because Billy the Bathtub had a secret... he could move his feet!

Join Billy the Bathtub on his exciting adventure out of the house!

Bed time story suitable for children ages 4 to 10 years old.

Professional sports coach Tom Hanson lets us in on the secrets of top-performing athletes also help reach optimal performance at work.

You'll Learn:

1. How to work out the “yips” in corporate performance like a pro athlete
2. An easy ABC framework for overcoming anxiety
3. Why promises are so often broken… and how to do it better

 

About Tom:

Tom Hanson, Ph.D. CEO of Heads-Up Performance, Inc., Tom is a certified professional coach with 17 years experience coaching, speaking and training. He’s worked with the Rangers, Yankees, and numerous other professional teams. He has a doctorate in sport psychology from the University of Virginia and uses his expertise in human performance to evoke excellence in professi

Backstories Studio Principal Ted Frank shows how to apply Hollywood tools to create and give great presentations.

You'll Learn:

1. The fundamental key to captivating people
2. Best practices to help your audience remember the crucial points
3. Keys to keeping it simple and real in your presentation

 

About Ted

Ted Frank is the principal and story strategist for Backstories Studio, with clients like Netflix, ESPN, and Twitter. He is the author of Get to the Heart, a book on how to apply movie style storytelling to presentations.

 

Law Partner Andrew Sherman talks about the crisis of disengagement at work, along with approaches to beat apathy and disconnection in the workplace.

You'll Learn:

1. How to use Gallup’s numbers to improve engagement in the workplace
2. Andrew’s three Cs for teambuilding
3. Insights from the “How was your day?” test

 

About Andrew

Andrew Sherman is a partner at Seyfarth Shaw LLP, an adjunct professor at both the University of Maryland and Georgetown University, and a prolific author with nearly 30 books to his name. He has also served as an advisor to Fortune 500 companies, and has been featured on CNN, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and many ot

Machines are quickly taking over many of our everyday tasks, but Bhoopathi Rapolu shares how to survive and why you might still find your dream job.

You'll Learn:

1. The implications of improving artificial intelligence on your current job
2. A rule of thumb to know if you can be replaced by a machine – and how to deal
3. A killer way to make a great interview impression

 

About Bhoopathi:

Bhoopathi is an international speaker, blogger and bestselling author of The Race for Work. He helps working professionals find their career fulfilment by exploiting the fast grow

Elsie and Arthur often go down the crooked path, into the old wood behind their little house. However one day, they come across an evil, old witch who lives deep in the woods. Will Elsie be brave enough, clever enough, and kind enough to save her brother from the witch?

This story is suitable for children aged 3-8

Lee Caraher returns to talk about why it’s unrealistic to expect employees to stay for long stretches and the mutual benefits by “boomeranging.”

You'll Learn:

1. A fresh definition of lifelong loyalty for the changing times
2. How to make a graceful exit for both employees and employers
3. How to tell if you’re boomerang ready

 

About Lee:

Lee is the founder and CEO of a highly sought after communications firm known for producing great results with its innovative approach to traditional, digital and experiential programs. She has a long history of leading high-performing, multi-generational teams that enjoy working together. Lee is a champion for creating a positive workplace culture that fully supports its t

Shannon Clark shares the story of her rise to exceptional expertise in human factor studies, sharing lessons learned for improving product and career concepts along the way.

You'll Learn:

1. How to become invaluable in what you love to do
2. Ninja tactics for improving the validity of your ideas – and  career path
3. How stress prevents you from getting to the next level

 

About Shannon:

Shannon Clark is the CEO of UserWise Consulting, working to promote self-sufficient usability engineering programs in companies and the development of safe, usable, and effective medical devices. Prior to starting her own company, she worked as a huma

Dr. Ray Hull discusses how you can develop your skills in public speaking to make more memorable presentations – and we go “meta” comparing speaking rates - Ray/Pete/Walter Cronkite/TED Talkers/YOU – how we stack up?

You'll Learn:

1. How to overcome public speaking jitters
2. Approaches to starting and ending a speech strong
3. Perspective on the optimal rate of speech

 

About Ray:

Ray H. Hull, PhD is Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders/Neuroscience, College of Health Professions at Wichita State University. He is CEO/President of Communication Solutions, Inc. He has authored 14 books on the art of communication and disorders of communication, o

Mark Babbitt serves up a double portion of insight on the topics of working with interns and working your personal brand.

You'll Learn:

1. How internships can be more mutually beneficial than you think
2. A step by step guide to building high-quality internships
3. Two simple questions for accelerating your career

 

About Mark:

Mark Babbitt is a career and leadership mentor, and the CEO and founder of YouTern, a community for young talents looking for internships, mentorships, and actionable advice. He is also the President of Switch & Shift, a consultancy firm looking to bring leaders to the Social Media age. He has written for the likes of the Busin