Are you a night owl or a morning lark?

For many of us the traditional working day just doesn’t suit our circadian rhythms. We’re called into a meeting or slumped over a desk at 8am but hyper focused as we’re about to leave the office and head home. What if work took our biological clocks into account?

In this episode I am joined by Camilla Kring, author of Chrono leadership. We talk about the costs of rigidity in work patterns, and what it takes to develop smarter, more flexible arrangements.

Camilla’s ideas are revolutionary; she talks about taking the bias away from the 5am club and creating better conditions in the workplace for all. Surely that is something we would all want to get behind.

So, when do you perform at your best during the day?

“Synchronise your work, family, and biological rhythms for real performance.” - Camilla

You'll hear about:

·      How circadian rhythms dictate our natural sleep and wake cycles.

·      Why understanding your chronotype can enhance productivity.

·      The fact most people are not morning persons, yet workplaces favour early risers.

·      How living out of sync with your internal clock can harm health.

·      Flexibility in work hours can lead to higher productivity and well-being.

·      Trust in employees being crucial for implementing flexible work schedules.

·      Why synchronising work and family rhythms can improve life quality.

More about Camilla:

Camilla Kring, as the founder of Super Navigators, has dedicated the last 20 years to helping individuals navigate their lives and organisations create flexible and inclusive work cultures that accommodate different chronotypes and family structures. She has worked across Europe, China, Latin America and the Middle East with companies including Abbott, Medtronic, Roche and Novo Nordisk.

Camilla's insights have been featured in the New York Times, the BBC and the Guardian. She is the author of six books and a TEDx speaker. She holds a Master of Science in Engineering and a PhD in work-life balance from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). 

Resources:

• Profile: https://www.camillakring.com/about-camilla/ 

• Book - Chronoleadership: https://www.camillakring.com/books/ 

• Supernavigators services: https://www.supernavigators.com/ 

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So, picture this. You've just landed a new role at work, and you might have some transition time beforehand.

How do you best prepare to start?

In this episode, I am joined by Michael Watkins, author of The First 90 days and The Six Disciplines of Strategic Thinking. He provides insights into the intricacies of leadership transitions, emphasising the importance of understanding organisational culture, how to use strategic thinking, and look after yourself as you do.

We also explore the demands of operating in a world of ecosystems and AI. I bet you'll find a treasure trove of stimulus right here, including practical tips, frameworks and real-life examples to help you in your first 90 days and beyond.

“The best predictor of what people do in organisations is incentives” - Michael Watkins

You'll hear about:

·      Transition periods being a crucial time to prepare and plan your approach.

·      Why understanding the organisational culture is essential for effective leadership.

·      How culture transformation can be initiated quickly, but reshaping values takes time.

·      Strategic thinking being vital, especially in challenging situations.

·      The fact leaders must balance tactical and strategic thinking during transitions.

·      How creating early wins can help establish momentum in a new role.

·      Why organisations must adapt to operate effectively within ecosystems.

About Michael Watkins:

Michael D Watkins is Professor of Leadership and Organizational Change at IMD. He is a globally recognized leadership transitions expert and author of the best-selling book The First 90 Days: Proven Strategies for Getting Up to Speed Faster and Smarter. A Thinkers50-ranked management influencer, Watkins has developed proven frameworks and tools to help professionals navigate personal and organizational change challenges.

He has spent the past two decades working with leaders as they transition to new roles, build their teams, and transform their organizations. In 2023, Watkins was inducted into the Thinkers50 Management Hall of Fame, which recognizes remarkable contributions to the realm of management concepts and ideas spanning many years.

• Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeldwatkins/ 

• Publications: https://www.imd.org/faculty/professors/michael-watkins/ 

• Services: https://www.genesisadvisers.com/ 

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What if the person who raised you was also the one who stole your sense of self?

Parents should nurture, protect and believe in you, not distort your reality, drain your self-esteem and leave wounds no one else can see.

In this episode I sit down with Kathleen Saxton, psychotherapist, entrepreneur and author of My Parent the Peacock. We go beyond the surface-level label of narcissism to uncover the full spectrum of behaviours, from the overtly grandiose to the quietly manipulative.

This is not a conversation about blame, but about liberation. It’s about recognising what’s been taken from you, understanding why trying to change the narcissist will never work, and learning how to reclaim your voice, your boundaries and your future.

If you’ve ever been made to doubt your own reality, whether by a parent, a partner or a leader, this episode could be the turning point.

“You absolutely can recover.” – Kathleen Saxton

You'll hear about:

• How narcissistic parenting shapes identity and self-worth.
• The long-term impact of emotional neglect and control.
• Why recovery starts with recognising patterns of manipulation.
• How to rebuild boundaries and personal agency.
• The role of therapy in healing from family trauma.
• Why self-compassion is critical in breaking the cycle.
• How to navigate relationships after narcissistic abuse.
• Practical steps to reclaim your voice and autonomy.

About Kathleen Saxton:

Kathleen is a fully qualified and accredited psychotherapist, executive coach, author and advisor and a registered member of both the UKCP & BACP. Kathleen trained in Psychotherapy and Counselling at Regents University and continued a further 5 years of study in Integrative and Humanistic psychotherapy and supervision at the renowned CCPE in London.

Kathleen has practised at The Grove, The Priory, and for the British Performing Arts in Medicine organisations. In 2016, she co-founded her clinical practice called Psyched Ventures in London and NYC. Kathleen has written and published research and spoken on her unique blend of business, performance and mental health across the last 10 years. She is also a regular columnist for Stylist Magazine on the topic of leadership and psychology.

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When the world is breaking apart what kind of leader do you need to be?

With the environmental, technological and societal challenges we face our systems and playbooks can no longer be fit for purpose. So, who must we become to tackle the most pressing problems we are facing?

My guest in this episode, Caroline Stokes, author of AfterShock to 2030 is trying to answer these questions. Her book is a wakeup call for leaders, arguing that if we want to thrive in the next five years, we must rewrite, not just tinker with the operating system of leadership.

We explore how CEOs can use AI as an enhancement, as a multiplier, rather than a mask, and why neuroplasticity might just be able to help us with the meaning of life.

There couldn’t be a more prescient, deeply personal conversation that is essential for leaders of today and tomorrow.

So, what kind of leader are you going to be?

“Hope is the first step.” – Caroline Stokes

You'll hear about:

• Why leading in systemic shocks requires a new operating system.
 • How hope becomes an antidote to global complexity and despair.
 • Why radical listening can transform organisational awareness and action.
 • The role of AI as a leadership multiplier, not a mask.
 • How to regulate your nervous system to lead under pressure.
 • Why pattern recognition is essential for navigating uncertainty.
 • The importance of extreme accountability in leadership teams.
 • How to leave behind outdated mindsets and legacy systems.

About Caroline Stokes:

A global leadership strategist for the 5th Industrial Revolution, Caroline Stokes is the author of AfterShock to 2030: A CEO’s Guide to Reinvention in the Age of AI, Climate, and Societal Collapse, a radical roadmap for leaders navigating our disruptive new reality.

A Sony alum who contributed to the launch of PlayStation, and a PCC-level, EQ 2.0–certified coach, Caroline has evolved from executive headhunter to one of the few global authorities on psychological and strategic leadership reinvention. She works with founders, boards, and executive teams to build intelligent, sovereign, and trust-based systems aligned with the complexity of our time.

She is also the author of Elephants Before Unicorns: Emotionally Intelligent HR Strategies to Save Your Company (Entrepreneur Press, 2019), a co-author in the HBR Guide to Navigating the Toxic Workplace (2024), and contributor to Coach Me! (Wiley, 2022). Her insights have been featured in Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, Forbes, Entrepreneur, and The Globe and Mail.

Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ocarolinestokes/

Book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FB5BKFGL

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How well do you communicate?

A simple question on the face of it, but are you really winging it?

Whether it’s via email, that first impression, or contributing to meetings, there are ways we can improve how we contribute. That’s exactly what I discuss in this episode with my guest Chris Fenning, an award-winning author on the topic of communication.

Chris shares the significance of structuring communication so we can deliver messages in high stakes situations with more skill. He also explores the role AI is taking in our communication methods, and what we need to be careful of when using it. 

This episode will help you transform your impact and improve your prospects through better communication.

“Good communication requires building good habits.”– Chris Fenning

You'll hear about:

·      How preparation can significantly improve communication effectiveness.

·      Using structure in communication to help ensure messages are understood.

·      Why awareness of your use of jargon is essential when communicating with non-experts.

·      Ways AI tools can assist in communication but should not replace skill development.

·      Why listening and asking questions are key for effective leadership communication.

·      How pausing before responding can enhance clarity and thoughtfulness.

About Chris Fenning:

Chris Fenning helps professionals master their communication at work. He helps experts talk to non-experts, teams talk to executives, and much more. Chris's practical methods are used in organisations like Google, JP Morgan, and NATO, and have appeared in the Harvard Business Review. He is also the author of multiple award-winning books on communication and training that have been translated into 16 languages. 

Resources:

• Website: https://chrisfenning.com/

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-fenning/

• Book links:

• The First Minute: https://www.amazon.com/First-Minute-Start-Conversations-Results/dp/183824400X

• Effective Emails: https://www.amazon.com/Effective-Emails-Straightforward-Communication-Business/dp/1838244069

• 39 Ways to Make Training Stick: https://www.amazon.com/Ways-Make-Training-Stick-Development/dp/1916818013

• Online courses: https://chris-fenning.thinkific.com/

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Do you know what your digital footprint is?

We all know that overusing digital devices isn't good for us. But do we know the full extent of what we leave behind when we use our phones or laptops?

In this episode I am joined by Professor Sandra Matz to discuss the digital footprints we leave for companies and other individuals to use. Sandra talks about the misuse of digital footprints and the actions we can take to take back control of it.

We also explore what can be done to create regulation change in regard to the use of our data. A quite shocking but essential episode for all of us as we leave our digital trail in the world.

“Don’t stop at what’s legal. Think about what’s ethical.”– Sandra Matz

You'll hear about:

·      Digital footprints encompassing both explicit identity claims and behavioural residue.

·      How people are often unaware of the extent of their digital footprints.

·      Ways machine learning can provide insights into mental health and behaviour.

·      How data can be used ethically to improve individual well-being.

·      Why data considerations must be ethical as well as legal.

·      Federated learning can protect user data while still providing insights.

·      Regulation being necessary to protect personal data.

·      Why collective action is essential for meaningful change in data regulations. 

About Sandra Matz:

As a computational social scientist with a background in psychology and computer science, Professor Sandra Matz studies human behaviour by uncovering the hidden relationships between our digital lives and our psychology. Her goal is to make data relatable, and help individuals and businesses make better and more ethical decisions. 

Over the last 10 years, she has published over 50 academic papers in the world’s leading peer review journals, and her work has been frequently covered by many of the major news outlets. She lives in New York with her husband Moran Cerf and her son Ben Cerf.

• Profile: https://sandramatz.com/

• The book ‘Mindmasters’: https://www.mindmasters.ai/

• Personality Test: https://www.mindmasters.ai/mypersonality

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Is your way of thinking limiting fresh ideas in your organisation?

That dominant way of thinking you’re so used to could be doing more damage than good. Perhaps it’s time to find another way to enable innovation and growth amongst your team.

In this episode I am joined by Rohit Bhargava, the man behind non-obvious thinking. Rohit tells us what non-obvious thinking is, and why it matters. He also gives you practical ways to develop it and how to use it to your own advantage.

Rohit advocates for a world filled with open-minded individuals who can see beyond the obvious and challenge the status quo.

Now that sounds like a world and a work place we should all aspire to.

“What would the world be like if the opposite was true?”– Rohit

You'll hear about:

• Why non-obvious thinking is essential in a world of conventional ideas.
• How fresh perspectives can lead to innovation and growth.
• The SIFT framework and how it helps in developing non-obvious thinking.
• Creating space being crucial for generating new ideas.
• Leading with empathy allows for understanding diverse perspectives.
• The ways AI can be used with non-obvious thinking.
• Engaging with out of the ordinary topics can spark new insights.

About Rohit Bhargava:

Rohit Bhargava is on a mission to inspire more non-obvious thinking in the world. He is the 3-time WSJ bestselling author of ten books on marketing, innovation, diversity and trends including his #1 bestseller Non-Obvious Megatrends. Rohit has been invited as a “non-boring” keynote speaker to event in 32 countries. He writes a monthly column for Inc magazine on non-obvious ideas. On a personal note, he loves the Olympics, actively hates cauliflower and is a proud dad of boys.

Resources:

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• Books: https://rohitbhargava.com/books/

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• Non-obvious insights blog: https://rohitbhargava.com/blog/

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Do you struggle to move the dial on your organisation’s culture?

Perhaps, the answer to your problems lies in the use of a tool that breaks from traditional methods to measure culture: AI.

In this episode I am joined by Charlie Sull, a pioneer in the use of AI to understand, measure and evolve culture in organisations. Charlie shares culture measurement methods you can use with AI, that use employee language to provide concrete, measurable insights.

Charlie emphasises the importance of top-down prioritisation to facilitate cultural change, and gives interesting data led insights into the impact of remote work on culture.

This episode is for leaders at all stages of their career that are looking to transform culture, supercharge performance in your team, and use pioneering techniques to do so.

“Cultural measurement tells you how to fix things.” – Charlie

You'll hear about:

• Why culture is a critical ingredient in any organisation's performance.
• How AI can effectively measure and evolve organisational culture.
• Traditional cultural measurement methods being outdated and ineffective.
• Remote work can have varying impacts on organisational culture.
• Caring about employees is fundamental to a strong culture.
• The fact top leadership buy-in is essential for cultural transformation.
• There is often a disconnect between espoused values and actual culture.
• Cultural change can happen more quickly than traditionally thought.

About Charlie Sull:

Charlie Sull is a globally recognized expert in corporate culture and AI. He is the co-creator of the most-read series in MIT Sloan Management Review history, Measuring Culture, with a readership of millions. His work has been featured on Brené Brown, the Economist, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, TIME, and many other leading media outlets.

Charlie is the co-founder of CultureX, where he helped develop a new kind of artificial intelligence to measure and improve culture. At CultureX, he works with the top teams of many of the world’s leading firms, like AB InBev, HSBC, and H-E-B, and helps them improve their cultures using artificial intelligence.

Resources:

• Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-sull/

• Services: https://www.culturex.com/

• Culture Champions Series: https://blog.culturex.com/

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Can AI improve your company’s strategy?

A question that is more and more prescient in the modern world of today.

In this episode I am joined by Graham Kenny, a prolific author, consultant and professor in all things strategy. In recent years he has also been experimenting with how far AI can help organisations design and implement winning strategies.

Graham discusses the transformative role of AI in strategy formulation and execution. He emphasises the importance of stakeholder perspectives in defining strategy and shares an excitement for AI in being a fundamental part of this.

We also explore how AI can enhance the execution strategy, specifically by developing sharper KPIs and using digital twins.

AI is a tool that can help you win against the competition, are you using it to its full potential?

“If people aren’t using AI for strategic analysis, they are missing the boat.” – Graham

You'll hear about:

●      How AI can significantly improve strategic thinking and execution.

●      Understanding stakeholders is crucial for effective strategy.

●      How AI serves as a powerful tool for analysis in strategic planning.

●      Digital twins simulating organisational changes before implementation.

About Graham Kenny:

Graham Kenny is an internationally recognised expert in strategy and performance measurement. He writes regularly for the Harvard Business Review with over 50 articles, has written more than 70 articles for international journals and has authored six books.

He is passionate about helping boards, executives and managers lead successful organisations in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. He has also enjoyed a successful academic career having been a Professor of Management in universities in the US and Canada.

Resources: 

• Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gkkenny/

• Services: https://strategicfactors.com/

• Articles: https://strategicfactors.com/articles/

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Has your job become all-consuming as a leader in your organisation?

Whether it’s organisational transformation, doing big M&A deals or handling a crisis, your health and relationships can be the things most impacted.

In this episode I am joined by Klaus Kleinfeld, former CEO of Siemens, and author of "Leading to Thrive." He emphasizes the importance of energy management for sustainable success, highlighting four energy sources: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.

Leaders need to balance both work and personal life to thrive in their roles, while maintaining their well-being. Klaus explores how to do this through dual mastery of the inner and outer game of leadership.

This conversation challenges orthodoxy and sets out a manifesto for aspiring and experienced leaders alike.

“Too many leaders ignore themselves for too long. Then they burn out.” – Klaus

You'll hear about:

●      Making sure leadership isn’t all-consuming and impacting your health.

●      How mastering the inner game involves managing energy and mindset.

●      Trust and conflict management being vital for high-performing teams.

●      Diversity should be tied to performance, not just a goal.

●      Effective leadership cascades practices throughout the organization.

About Dr. Klaus Kleinfeld:

Dr. Klaus Kleinfeld is the only leader to have successfully served as CEO of two Fortune 500 giants on different continents: Alcoa in the US and Siemens in Germany. With a nearly forty-year career spanning multiple industries, from established businesses to tech startups, he has advised US presidents and global leaders across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

As the founder of K2Elevation, he invests in North American and European tech and biotech firms. Actively engaged in private sector, public affairs, and cultural boards, Dr. Kleinfeld, a dual US and European citizen, enjoys work, life, and family near New York.

Resources:

• Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/klauskleinfeld/

• Book ‘Leading to Thrive’: https://www.leading-to-thrive.com/

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