Grow Your Own Career | The Career Farm

Can little things change your entire life? The answer is yes! I interview Graham Allcott, sometimes known as the “Productivity Ninja” about his latest book and how something as simple as choosing the right foods to eat can transform your life whether you’re a vegan, a vegetarian, or an omnivore. There’s no right or wrong diet, but if you want to feel your energetic best, Graham reveals how subtle changes can lead to big payoffs.

'If only I could get in front of the right person!' This is something I hear all the time. I interview Matthew Du Pont, a job search coach who gives us proven techniques for doing just this. He shares approaches to get referred to someone who can hire you.

Are you living for the weekend? Dissatisfied at work and itching to do something that is important to you? I interview Steve Glaveski, co-founder of Collective Campus, about his new book on how to leave your job behind and build something for yourself.

In this episode I interview Angela Laws who has retrained in social media relatively late in life. Not only that she also travels the world with her husband looking after animals in their own homes as a ‘pet parent’ for trustedhousesitters.com

I interview a panel of coders to find out what it is really like to work in this field. What they like about their work and what isn't so great. These coders working in the industry give great insight and advice on getting into this in demand career. This episode is particularly useful for career changers, and young people wanting to get into coding, as well as parents and teachers who advising them.

In this episode I interview ‘Mr LinkedIn’ AKA Mark Williams. Mark talks us through the common mistakes he sees job seekers make on LinkedIn and also the new features that LinkedIn has rolled out that you need to be aware of.

In this episode I interview Paul Murphy the author of "1000 Years of Career Advice". He picks the highlights from his interviews with 100 graduates about their career decisions and how it worked out for them.

In this episode I interview Peter Bregman the author of the new book ‘Leading with Emotional Courage, How to Have Hard Conversations, Create Accountability and Inspire Action on Your Most Important Work.

In this episode Jonathan Straight describes his remarkable journey from eureka moment to starting a business on his own. He went on to float the business on the London Stock Exchange going on to buy out his biggest rivals.

I asked Sony-award winning TV and radio broadcaster to come back on the show to talk to us about how to use humour to make your presentation or speech more memorable