Trust is an essential component of building solid relationships and high performing teams, but can be difficult to quantify. This episode looks at the intangible nature of trust and the benefits of taking risks with trusted individuals. 

Tune in to hear from leaders in the sports world Britain's most successful female marathon kayaker Anna Hemmings, former chairman of UK Sport Baroness Sue Campbell and Chelsea and England football legend Frank Lampard. 

We also hear about the psychological role of trust with leading sport psychologist Paddy Steinfort, author of 'Legacy' James Kerr, and Lt Col Langley Sharp with a military perspective. Dance Director from the Juilliard School of Dance in New York Risa Steinberg and leading author Owen Eastwood also provide compelling insights. 

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Links mentioned:

Ipsos Global Trustworthiness Monitor: Is Trust in Crisis?

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Commander David Marquet is a former US nuclear submarine captain who is known for turning around the lowest-ranked nuclear-powered submarine, the USS Santa Fe. Since then he has worked as a leadership expert and speaks to audiences globally about creating workplaces where people are healthier and happier because they have more control over their work. He is the bestselling author of the books ‘Turn the Ship Around’ and ‘Leadership is Language’.

In this episode, Marquet shares his insights on leadership and how he transformed the Santa Fe into an award-winning submarine. We also explore topics on managing conflict, trusting the goal, and communicating for clarity and alignment.

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‘Turn The Ship Around’ by David Marquet

‘Leadership is Language’ by David Marquet

Intent-Based Leadership

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This episode flips the script where I share my interview on the Big Balance Theory podcast with Sarah Cripps. It provides a glimpse into my backstory as a former England cricketer and studying for a master's degree in sports psychology. We also explore the importance of setting goals, being disruptive, embracing diversity, learning from failures, and managing your energy and wellbeing.

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With the 2023 Masters Tournament coming up, I reflect on a couple of key insights from Paul McGinley, Irish professional golfer and the Ryder Cup Captain who won four events on the European Tour. As you’ll find out, golf is a great example of why it is so important to stay present and focused, no matter how high the stakes are.

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Mastermind: Paul McGinley

Vin Walsh is Professor of Human Brain Research and Royal Society Industry Research Fellow at the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, UCL. He has published over 300 scientific articles and several books, and his specialism is in how the brain achieves all the things we take for granted.

In this episode, we delve into key findings from his research, including the impact of negative thought patterns, visualisation and neuroplasticity. We also explore the role of patience whilst having a growth mindset, techniques to boost team productivity, and how to identify your peak hours of productivity. 

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Mastermind: Kieran Read 

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This week, we lost an icon of the sports world, Dick Fosbury. The pioneering Olympic champion who changed the high jump forever. He is a symbol of challenging the status quo. In this micro-lesson, I showcase an insight from Tendayi Viki, an author and innovation consultant who holds a PhD in Psychology and an MBA, about thinking differently. It's a great reminder to get started on our big ideas and that failure is an integral part of success.

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Mastermind: Tendayi Viki

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we hear from two truly inspiring women from the sports and the performing arts worlds. Tune in to learn from RADA’s Director of Actor Coaching, Lucy Skilbeck and former New Zealand rugby union player Anna Richards about self-confidence, mindset and advice to female leaders.

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Whitepaper: Seven Secrets of Women Who Win

Campbell Macpherson is an international business advisor, keynote speaker, writer and award-winning author of ‘The Change Catalyst’, ‘The Power to Change’ and ‘You: Part Two’. He has been enabling the leadership of strategic change for more than 25 years, helping organisations around the world to clarify their strategy. 

In this mastermind episode we explore how we can be best primed for change. We delve into the role of communication, the impact of change on our primal instincts, and how to get out of victimhood mode. 

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Campbell Macpherson’s books

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James Anderson and Stuart Broad have become the most prolific bowling partnership in Test cricket after surpassing Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath’s record of 1,001 wickets. It’s fascinating to see their hunger to keep on learning, so tune in as we explore how they reached the top and how they have stayed there for more than a decade.

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Mastermind: Stuart Broad MBE

Kate Richardson-Walsh, OBE is an Olympic Gold and Bronze Medal winning English field hockey player. She is the most capped female hockey player in GB history, and was captain of the GB and England women's hockey teams for 13 years. A proud member of the LGBT+ community, Kate and her partner Helen Richardson made history when they became the first same-sex couple to win an Olympic gold medal.

In this episode, learn about the value of investing in our mindset, identifying our ‘super strengths’, Kate’s strategy for emotional control when the stakes are high, and the difference between “I’m a failure” and “I failed”.

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‘Winning Together’ by Kate and Helen Richardson-Walsh: https://bit.ly/3lAsP9O 

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