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If you have your own Mount Everest to scale, whether that's as an entrepreneur, leader or executive, you will get incredible insights and ideas from this episode with entrepreneur, author and mountaineer, Erik Severinghaus.
We discuss:
✔️How leading a business is more challenging than climbing Mount Everest
✔️Why pushing forward all the time to achieve more isn't always the answer
✔️Lessons learnt from climbing Mount Everest that we can all benefit from
✔️The importance of recovery and rejuvenation
✔️Being able to communicate with those who are different to you
✔️How to deal with those dark moments of ambitious goals, when you're exhausted and feel like giving up
✔️The death trap of imposter syndrome and delusions of grandeur
Connect with Erik here.
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We welcome your feedback or any questions you might have. From being a guest on our podcast, to leadership development and growing a business.
Callum Jenkins
Rebecca Jenkins
The podcast is sponsored by RJEN, helping companies unlock business growth potential.
To find out more contact us at [email protected]
If your goal is to grow your business and you're feeling stuck or you'd like to become a more impactful leader, book a complimentary consulting session with business growth specialist Rebecca Jenkins to gain a fresh perspective and clear guidance to reach your goals.
RJEN.online
Rebecca has over 25 years of business growth experience, growing a previous business to over £55 million in sales. Rebecca now helps many other businesses to successfully scale.
Click here to book your session.
Thank you for listening and if you enjoyed it please leave a review and subscribe for more leadership insights or email us at [email protected] with any questions.
With over 40 years of leadership experience, starting in the Navy and now leading a team and growing a business, Ian shares lessons learnt and how he's adjusted his leadership as a result.
We discuss:
Hear the advice that Ian would give his younger self and why self- reflection is an essential part of his approach to leadership.
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We welcome your feedback or any questions you might like to ask us, if so get in touch.
Callum Jenkins
Rebecca Jenkins
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The podcast is sponsored by RJEN, helping companies to unlock their growth.
To find out more contact us at [email protected]
https://www.instagram.com/rebeccajenkins.rjen/
If your goal is to grow your business and you're feeling stuck or you'd like to become a more impactful leader, book a complimentary consulting session with business growth specialist Rebecca Jenkins to gain a fresh perspective and clear guidance to reach your goals.
RJEN.online
Rebecca has over 25 years of business growth experience, growing a previous business to over £55 million in sales. Rebecca now helps many other businesses to successfully scale.
Click here to book your session.
Thank you for listening and if you enjoyed it please leave a review and subscribe for more leadership insights or email us at [email protected] with any questions.
Leadership is unselfish and trust has to be earnt.
Today our podcast guest is Nuno Soares, author and owner of Clear IT solutions.
Nuno's view on leadership is that it's not a title, you need followers to be a leader and earn trust, you can't simply ask people to follow you. It's not a LinkedIn title.
We discuss
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We welcome your feedback or any questions you might have, if so feel free to get in touch.
Callum Jenkins
Rebecca Jenkins
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The podcast is sponsored by RJEN, helping companies to unlock the growth potential in their business.
To find out more contact us at [email protected]
If your goal is to grow your business and you're feeling stuck or you'd like to become a more impactful leader, book a complimentary consulting session with business growth specialist Rebecca Jenkins to gain a fresh perspective and clear guidance to reach your goals.
RJEN.online
Rebecca has over 25 years of business growth experience, growing a previous business to over £55 million in sales. Rebecca now helps many other businesses to successfully scale.
Click here to book your session.
Thank you for listening and if you enjoyed it please leave a review and subscribe for more leadership insights or email us at [email protected] with any questions.
Callum and I shine a spotlight on emotional intelligence. We discuss what it is and its role in leadership. We review the various aspects of EQ, what it entails and how leaders can exhibit this highly valued trait in order to have positive working relationships, greater returns for the business and lead to higher levels of motivation and happiness in the workplace.
According to Daniel Goleman in his book - Emotional Intelligence, EQ can be learnt whereas our level of IQ remains constant throughout life. So with self-awareness we can increase our quotient of EQ and become empathetic, be better able to manage our emotions, be self-reflecting and as a result create strong relationships and be able to effectively resolve conflict.
We share our own examples of emotional intelligence and its impact at work.
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We'd love to hear your feedback or any questions you might like to ask us, if so feel free to get in touch.
Callum Jenkins
Rebecca Jenkins
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The podcast is sponsored by RJEN, helping companies to unlock the growth potential in their business.
To find out more contact us at [email protected]
If your goal is to grow your business and you're feeling stuck or you'd like to become a more impactful leader, book a complimentary consulting session with business growth specialist Rebecca Jenkins to gain a fresh perspective and clear guidance to reach your goals.
RJEN.online
Rebecca has over 25 years of business growth experience, growing a previous business to over £55 million in sales. Rebecca now helps many other businesses to successfully scale.
Click here to book your session.
Thank you for listening and if you enjoyed it please leave a review and subscribe for more leadership insights or email us at [email protected] with any questions.
We discuss:
High Performance
High performance has become an overused term, describing everyday things such as bed linen to clothing and even habits! Justin seeks to enhance conscious leaders as he takes us through sports analogies to share his perspectives on leadership today.
Justin's four-step process for conscious leadership
Justin takes us through his 4 step process, of awareness, allowing, acknowledgement and action to be a more conscious leader and to reset yourself in challenging times. He shares practical examples that can be easily implemented into your daily life.
Emotional Buy-in - why it matters
We talk about emotional buy-in and why it matters, because as leaders as we are constantly 'selling' concepts and ideas to our teams and colleagues.
Consistency and self-experimentation
Why consistency is the key to success and an insight into the habits of the best leaders.
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We welcome your feedback or any questions you might like to ask us, feel free to get in touch.
Callum Jenkins
Rebecca Jenkins
The podcast is sponsored by RJEN, helping companies to unlock the growth potential in their business.
To find out more contact us at [email protected]
In this episode, Callum and Rebecca discuss the impact of company culture on performance and results. Callum shares his perspective from working in an organisation and Rebecca shares hers in growing a business where the majority of the workforce were out based.
We discuss:
1. The importance of feeling valued
2. Why defining your culture isn't enough
3. The benefits of developing a clear culture
4. How to measure the impact of your culture
5. The experience of having a senior executive not uphold the company values
6. How to review and improve your company culture
If you'd like to find out more on this particular topic and how to develop the culture in your business get in touch with Rebecca at email @RJEN.co.uk.
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We'd love to hear your feedback on this new style episode, or any questions you might like to ask us, if so feel free to get in touch.
Callum Jenkins
Rebecca Jenkins
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The podcast is sponsored by RJEN, helping companies to unlock the growth potential in their business.
To find out more contact us at [email protected]
https://www.instagram.com/rebeccajenkins.rjen/
https://www.facebook.com/RJENUK/
Our podcast guest is Kiki Stanton, of Kiki Kirby Consultancy.
A very heartfelt, open and insightful discussion. Kiki talks about humility, being humble and leading from the heart. Being open as a leader and willing to be open to criticism and to show vulnerability.
Kiki first learnt about leadership by not doing it right, focusing on action, striving for success around money and status. Kiki highlights the importance of feedback and looking inwards, being focused on bringing the team with her, and listening to them.
Kiki shares how losing her mother to cancer she had to go deep into herself and realised that she wanted to help people and set up her coaching consultancy business. She talks about autonomy, listening, sharing the detail with her team and how her own challenges have made her the leader she is today.
At the core. Kiki's thoughts on leadership are centred around her 5S's:
1) Seek: what do you need to achieve what you want?
2) Solve: eliminating procrastination, daily habits, intentions, lifestyle and inner-peace.
3) Systems: eliminate waste
4) Status: balance to support your needs
5) Scaling: rediscover who you are and what you want
This is an insightful and inspiring perspective on leadership.
Connect with the podcast hosts
We'd love to hear your feedback or any questions you might like to ask us, if so get in touch.
Callum Jenkins
Rebecca Jenkins
Find our more
The podcast is sponsored by RJEN, helping companies to unlock the growth potential in their business.
To find out more contact us at [email protected]
https://www.instagram.com/rebeccajenkins.rjen/
https://www.facebook.com/RJENUK/
Our guest this week is Bryn Ible - Regional Managing Director of Advantedge Commercial Finance.
Bryn shares his experiences in his first leadership-oriented role, where he applied his learnings from previous mentors and managers.
Bryn talks about how he sees the two aspects to leadership; the financial aspect - ensuring the numbers align on the P&L statement, what drives the business and the departments forward and then also the personal aspect to leadership - finding the right people, ensuring they have clarity in their role and that they feel supported, especially during tough times.
Bryn discusses how in his role as Regional Managing Director you naturally pick up traits from experience. He goes onto share how Covid was one of the big challenges he faced from both an internal perspective, ensuring his staff and team felt supported both emotionally and to carry out their role. Also externally with how Advantage Commercial Finance continued to support and service their customers.
We discuss;
Connect with Bryn and Advantage Commercial Finance on LinkedIn.
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We'd love to hear your feedback on our podcast or any questions you might like to ask us. Feel free to get in touch.
Callum Jenkins
Rebecca Jenkins
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The podcast is sponsored by RJEN, helping companies to unlock to find, gain and grow the best clients for their business.
To find out more contact us at [email protected]
Our podcast guest is - Evan Carmichael - author of Built to Serve, founder of Evan Carmichael Communications, Inc top 100 leadership speakers, Forbes top 40 Social Marketers.
An inspiring conversation, we discuss:
Connect with Evan at his website
The Lead To Succeed podcast is presented by Callum and Rebecca Jenkins.
Sponsored by RJEN, unlocking the growth potential in businesses.
This week our guest is Danny Matthews, the Founder & Creative Director of Danny&co. Danny has had significant experience in two different industries, the financial sector and creative graphic design and shares insights on leadership and entrepreneurship.
Danny kicks things off by sharing a leadership analogy he remembers from a picture he once saw, a pack of wolves climbing a mountain, but being led from the back by the lead wolf, not the front. For Danny this summarises his perspective on leadership - it's all about empowering and motivating your team from the back, encouraging them to be their best selves so they want to get better, rather than being the leader at the front who is 'pulling' their team forwards.
Danny's take on effective leadership is centred around the beliefs that a leader has, not necessarily the traits they exhibit. For example, Danny is currently growing his team from 3 outsourced members of staff to 8 fully-fledged employees, which in itself is a great achievement, but his focus is on a results only work environment (ROWE) style of working, which is about results output rather than hours worked. This gives employees a sense of freedom and builds trust in the team, going back to a core belief of how leadership should be, rather than a specific trait.
Danny goes on to share his views on the challenges he has faced in growing an SME business. This is about the trade-off he experienced between focusing on creativity and focusing on lead generation and growing the business. Coming to the realisation he had to step away from the creative side of things for a period of time in order to focus on growing his business for it to have the impact that he desires.
Lastly, Danny shares his advice for aspiring leaders and entrepreneurs about purpose. Understanding what is your purpose for creating a business and having a clear answer to this will enable you to put in the long hours and go above and beyond to deliver your goals of setting up and growing your business.
You can follow Danny on LinkedIn.
A big thank you to Danny for being on our podcast with us!
The Lead to Succeed podcast is presented by Callum and Rebecca Jenkins. It is sponsored by RJEN a business that unlocks the growth potential in companies by finding, gaining and growing the best fit clients.
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