Another great conversation with another guest who Helps People Perform, this time with Business & Executive Coach, Steve Smith

From learning about business and the value of hard work from an early age, Steve has used his lived experience to help others through his coaching. His specialties in leadership effectiveness, management practices and marketing strategy make him ideal for professionals who want to become world-class business owners or company executives.

Find out more at Steve's website here: https://www.growthsourcecoaching.com/ 

Check out Steve's amazing podcast that he runs with his wingman (and son) at  https://www.businesswingmen.com/

Are you spending all of your time in back-to-back meetings? Need inspiration from elsewhere to free up your time? Then this week's episode is for you!

Using the REFRAME model that I introduced last week, I look into how you can take inspiration from Formula 1 pit stops to make your meetings more efficient and effective, and ultimately free up your time

As always, contact me at www.paulteasdale.co.uk with any questions, thoughts or feedback

When was the last time you had a conversation about money? How about a private conversation about money, with yourself?

In this week's episode I speak with former broker, trader and financial software developer, turned founder of the Mind Muscle Academy, Richard Friesen.

Richard helps turn the psychology of money on it head, and in the process helps people to overcome the limiting beliefs they didn't even know existed when it comes to earning potential. 

As an EXCLUSIVE OFFER to this podcast, get access to his Conversations with Money course for FREE by visiting https://conversations.money/perform/ 

Or feel free to contact Richard directly at [email protected] 

Whether it's sausages changing banking, or ballerinas helping the pit stop perform, sometimes you need a new perspective in order to improve your performance

The REFRAME model gives you something to follow to help identify the new perspectives to up your game:

Sometimes it takes going to hell and back (and then some) to really drive change.

What would you do if you were sent to prison for something you didn't do, with no defined release date? Blame others? Seek revenge? Or focus on the core beliefs and values that put you in a position where that outcome happened? 

Marc's story is one of injustice, loss, but most of all of inner focus and the power of change that you have at your disposal.

Find out more at his YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@MarcSingerCoachingSeminars 

Or find out more about the book here: https://marc-singer-coaching.aweb.page/p/930fe028-12ae-4866-ad1c-3170a8407e42 

Lights. Camera. Action!

It's a phrase we've all heard at some point in our lives, and something that invokes thoughts of movie sets, director's chairs and clapper boards. Which is why it's such a great model for helping people perform!

In this fascinating chat with Fran Banting we talk about the inspiration for developing a coaching model and book out of an area of passion.

Find out more about Fran at https://dreampath.ca/ and find the Your Life As A Movie book at https://www.amazon.com/Your-Life-Movie-Scripting-Producing/dp/1507595840/ref=sr_1_5?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1425843981&sr=1-5&keywords=your+life+as+a+movie 

The physical environment that you work in can have a big impact on helping you (or hindering you) perform. Whilst you don't need to go to the lengths of taking your workplace standards to the level of the McLaren Technology Centre (see video link below for a view), be aware of if and how your environment is contradictory to what you're trying to achieve and the messages that you're looking to give to your customers and your team

Link to McLaren Technology Centre video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzPcl5pBz4U

What does it take to cause a Ripple Effect?

By focusing on identifying the great work being displayed locally in various locations across the globe, and sharing those stories through innovative means, performance can be scaled.

Find out about the amazing work that Liz Bloomfield is doing through Ripple Effect Images, as well as her own coaching practice, to spread those messages and promote the positive.

Check out https://www.rippleeffectimages.org/ and https://www.instagram.com/rippleeffectimages/

For more on Liz's coaching visit https://liz-bloomfield.com/ 

What did I learn about resilience from the world of F1? In particular, how did joining McLaren whilst they were 'riding the crest of a slump' teach me about remaining resilient when things aren't going as you'd hope?