Yay! We are celebrating episode 100 of Leading Virtual Teams!

Thank you to everyone who listens to the podcast and all my guests who have come on to join me for a conversation. It’s been wonderful to have the opportunity to talk about all things hybrid working and finding balance whilst learning a lot about stationary, pets, pot plants and metaphors along the way!

I’m delighted that an experiment I started two years ago to mark the publication of my first book has grown into a weekly podcast featuring special guests on a regular basis.

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Join me for a conversation with special guest Amy Woodgate for a fascinating chat about the parallels between learning design and leading remote teams. This is the 99th episode of Learning Virtual Teams and it was a real joy to record. Enjoy! 

Amy's company, Woodgate Consulting, operates as a fully remote team and in this episode we explore what it takes to intentionally design collaboration and team work and dive into Amy's experiences over the past eight years. 

This interview is going to feature in ⁠my upcoming book⁠. Get in touch with me if you'd like to join us for an episode and contribute to the book.

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Last year I released the first of these popular 'reflect-along' resources, designed for you to see how a particular tool is used in practice and to reflect along with me as we progress through the accompanying podcast episode. This year, I am sharing a resource all about defining YOUR own measure of success and reflecting on impact.

It's been a stand-out resource for many of my coaching clients this year, and I hope it'll be a useful way for you to have a bit of fun at the end of the year, and try out something a little different. Use this episode to “reflect along” with me as part of your run up to the holidays (and hopefully a well deserved break!) or as you prepare to begin the new year.

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This episode is about how to stick with things, be they new habits or intentions, plans or commitments even when things get messy and I share a strategy I use to reflect, reframe and regroup.

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This bonus episode includes all three recordings for the Coaching Walk: Autumn Ramble . To access the other activities on this free mini course, ⁠⁠Visit the coaching walk page⁠⁠.

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I love this time of year and I love walking whilst talking. On a personal level that is one reason why having dogs is a good fit for me, as it prompts me outside daily for long, rambling walks through the colourful woods and along the river.

However until recently I hadn’t found a way to translate my love for a good autumn ramble into my work… . That all changes in recent weeks as I embarked on creating the first of what I call ‘coaching walks’: It’s an autumn ramble, pocket edition.

In this episode I share a preview of this new project and details of what's involved and how you can try it out for yourself.

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In the best tradition of podcasting about blogging about blogging, today’s episode is all about getting started with or getting back into blogging. Recently I have had lots of conversations with folk who would like to blog more, but don’t. Or who feel they *should* be blogging more often, but they haven’t actually managed to do so.

If that’s you and you are looking for ways to get your blogging mojo back, this post is for you. There’s no judgment here. Just some practical approaches you can try to get (back) to blogging regularly.

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Join me for a conversation with special guest Sam Rosen as we talk about co-working spaces, how to make the future of work more equitable and the environmental impact of hybrid and home working. 

Sam Rosen is the Founder and CEO of Deskpass and has many years of experience working in the industry. With a background in design and a passion for making work work better, Sam shares his insights in this episode thinking about the office as an ecosystem. 

This interview is going to feature in ⁠my upcoming book⁠. Get in touch with me if you'd like to join us for an episode and contribute to the book.

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In this episode I chat about finding ways out of procrastination... making progress with my new book and consider the power of positive feedback .

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In this episode I chat about making my new office space 1% more comfortable, share tips on how to adjust to the changing seasons and share updates about making a book nook :) .

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