Liz Scott

What happens when two professional sportsmen share a spiritual understanding of how the mind works, with a group of traditional coaches?

Grayson Hart and Sam Jarman were keynote speakers at a recent conference for South West coaches.

In this podcast Liz and Stu ask Sam and Grayson how they described the Inside-Out understanding to coaches who are more used to hearing about tools, techniques and strategies.

And what the impact was on the audience?

• Listen in as they explain: How to question the mainstream view of our culture (that things outside of us make us happy)
• That there is a universal default of peace and happiness.
• You don't need to avoid tools or techniques - just understand inside-out for yourself and turn up and be yourself in the world

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What impact does the Inner Compass have in day to day life? So what if our experience comes from the Inside Out?

In this episode Liz and Stu discuss a client who was a leader. This leader was feeling frustration with a member of their team that was consistently performing below par.

He knew he needed a conversation with the team member, and he was convinced it would be challenging.

Liz and Stu discuss how understanding the Inner Compass supported this leader to try something completely different, with an unexpected result.

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Is it possible to embed the Inside-Out understanding within our community?

What would it be like if everyone was just one person away from this understanding?

This is a dream of today's guest, Clare Tanner.

Clare Tanner is a leadership and strategy expert with over 20 years experience in leading, advising and coaching individuals, teams and organisations

She along with myself Liz, Stu, a psychiatrist and another coach have been running an experiment in our local community over the past year. We've been sharing the Inside-Out understanding with dozens of people in our local community.

In this interview Clare reflects on the experiment so far and reflects on the exciting evolution and growth of 'what next'.

If you've ever wondered 'how can I possibly share the Inside-Out understanding within my community?' This interview will answer your questions.

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What if everyone in our community knew that they weren't broken and didn't need fixing?

What kinds of stories would emerge if teachers, GPs, charity workers and parents realised that they had an Inner Compass?

This isn't a pie-in-the-sky idea, this is something that is already happening.

Liz and Stu are sharing their Inner Compass work in the community through a project called 'Wellbeing Ambassadors.' They are working with a group of like-minded trainers and are inspired by the response of participants.

In this episode they explore the impact this kind of work can have

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How do you share a spiritual understanding in the cut-throat world of business?

What kind of language might you use to share the Inside-Out understanding?

In today's podcast Liz and Stu meet up with Vicky Kelly who is inspired to help businesses realise that high-functioning teams, collaboration and creativity are a by-product of a spiritual understanding

How can you use metaphors ands stories to share your message?

In this episode Liz and Stu, explore how metaphor is central to the way they share the Inside-Out understanding with clients and groups.

If you want to by-pass the intellect, then a well chosen metaphor is better than a thousand words

Join Liz and Stu from the Inner Compass as they explore ways to share the the Three Principles/Inside-Out understanding

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It's so important to find your own voice when it comes to sharing the Inside-Out understanding.

Liz and Stu are working extensively in education, sharing the Inside-Out understanding with leaders, teachers and students.

In this podcast they'll explain the importance of sharing what you know, without getting intellectual.

The real strength comes in you talking with authenticity

What is the missing link when it comes to dealing with troubled youngsters? How can you deal with challenging behaviour? Rather than act in a punitive way Jacquie Moses has the ability to connect deeply with young people, regardless of their behaviour and actions.

Jacquie understands that beyond the bravado and insecurity - there is a core of love, compassion and hope. As well as working with youth Jacquie spends time with offenders in prisons, helping them to see beyond their fears and beliefs

Join is one of the speakers at this year's unique conference. Join her on 22nd and 23rd November #ResilientYoungMinds conference #noOneisBroken

What happens when at 13 years-old you're diagnosed with an eating disorder and you suddenly become part of a 'brutal' health system that is designed to fight the 'disease' rather than identify 'wellbeing'?

16 year-old Alicia Watson looks back on that time with her dad Ian Watson. They remember a time of fear and helplessness. The health professionals were focussed on Alicia gaining weight and in the process completely overlooked her own natural balancing system. This natural balancing system would eventually help Alicia to start trusting herself again.

Ian realised that Alicia would be able to find her own way - she just needed to be reminded of her wellbeing.

It was this message of hope that enabled Alicia to reconnect to her wellbeing once again - here's Ian and Alicia on this week's podcast.

Join us on 22nd and 23rd November #ResilientYoungMinds conference #noOneisBroken

Many youngsters struggle and strive to get the right job, grades, friends and relationships. They see that happiness is an outcome of getting somewhere... that wellbeing is dependent on 'success'.

Pro rugby player Grayson Hart has another message - he sees things very differently. He sees that a fundamental misunderstanding about the way life works is at the core the distress and anxiety felt by youngsters.

In this refreshing message, Grayson points to something that is permenant and constant in all of us. This is the place he wants people to look.. to see who they truly are.

Grayson is one of our speakers at the Resilient Young Minds Conference in November... he has a real passion for connecting with young people and making a difference

Join us on 22nd and 23rd November #ResilientYoungMinds conference #noOneisBroken