Heart-Shaped Decisions with Graham Frost

Judeline (Jude) Nicholas has been a Facebook friend for several years. We don't know how we know each other, but we are glad we do.

Our conversation is about equality, diversity and so much more. We could have talked for so much longer!

J'enna has a compelling story, but we will talk about that another time. 

If you are interested in finding out about how to better communicate with those who are deaf or have hearing difficulties, this will be a great listen for you. 

I recommend listening anyway, because I learned a lot from speaking with J'enna.

The conversation starts in the 1960s when both Robert and Graham failed their 11+ exams and didn't go to the schools that their parents had planned for them. It goes on like a river, flowing hither and thither, and hopefully entertaining and educating you!

Another of my wonderful LinkedIn connections, Krista has worked in HR and Learning and Development for a few years, as I have. 

This is really a discussion about how companies are run and how people sometimes get it spectacularly right and often get it terribly wrong when it comes to the people who work for them.

This rather lovely session was part me interviewing Yehudis and part her interviewing me. 

Connect with this lady, she is going to be a bit of a star in the marketing world, and her heart is in the right place!

Louise Anne is one of Graham's new friends in the West Midlands. Here she tells her fascinating story of how she has triumphed over a challenging upbringing and finally followed her heart into a helping profession.

David is a photographer I know from Wolverhampton. As well as being an extraordinarily talented photographer, he has also got am amazing story, and I'm honoured that he chose to share it with me on the Heart-Shaped Decisions podcast.

Graham met Maria in Ireland through Toastmasters a few years ago and here they catch up on Maria's fascinating work in the realm of storytelling. Some great insights here and Maria will be back for another chat in the future.

Alex Williams has recently launched a new career as a professional speaker and is a finalist in the Professional Speaking Association Speaker Factor competition in October 2020.  An amazing story and a very motivational listen, I'm sure you will agree.

Grace and Graham met by accident when Grace thought I was someone else and connected with me on LinkedIn. 

It turned out we had quite a bit in common, and this led to a podcast interview, which is going out deliberately on World Mental Health Day 2020. 

Grace is an inspiring young woman and I am pleased to have been able to provide this opportunity for her to speak.