Serial Digital Entrepreneur and Philanthropist.

Chris Morling has proven expertise in scaling websites through exceptional content and user experience. Joining forces with goal-getter education expert, Simon Andrews, the pair launched studee.com to simplify the study abroad application and enrollment process. His definition of success is creating business cultures that foster happy employees, are empowered towards greatness, and make an impact in the lives of others.

My Key Takeaways

Chris has achieved so much in his life and yet when I ask him what his dreams and aspirations were in his adolescence, he says honestly, that he never really had any, he just doesn't remember thinking that way. What I'm finding through the thousands of hours I spend asking people questions of introspection, is that Chris is not rare in this way. Many of the people I speak to that have impacted others and themselves greatly, they often just had a simple vision to enjoy life. Chris goes on to say that new ideas come when we give our minds time to wonder - taking time off from being busy, allowing ourselves the space to be creative has to come before you can create anything successfully. It's clear we should spend more time in this place without the pressure of thinking about impact and change but instead building an authentic passion for life. This is a maturity that is visible to me in all genuine leaders. I don't mean a maturity of age, instead a maturity that presents itself in the way of wisdom. We give that passion a vehicle to travel in, such as a cause or a project, of which we become emotionally invested in. Chris talks about the dangers of this in the way that we can become tunnel visioned. I know I can relate to this with regards letting go of or changing something I've created that I hold dear to my heart. This is where head and heart are invaluable when they work together. Chris has an amazing psychology with that piece specifically. Chris has experienced much success in his head and heart, practically and emotionally and in my opinion is definitely qualified to support and guide others to do the same.

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/studeeinternational/

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/Studeedotcom

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/studee-com/

Leadership Coach and Value-Driven Entrepreneur

Richard Holliday, founder and director of a premier tech recruitment company, discusses his spirit of helping others to create impact. From a young age, his friends and he were finding charities to donate to. They would put on neighbourhood performances and donate all of the raised funds.

He states, "I liked the feedback you get from people when you help them...Always do the best you can."

He is dedicated to helping people answer the question of how to find purpose and passion in life. Starting in recruitment, he went on to build his own company which he later sold to gain back more valuable time with his family.

My key takeaways

Richards interview is a very real one with him sharing that his riches of life and successes have been born through an immense focus of determination at the most crucial and critical times. He has a great understanding of his patterns of behaviour and what drives him through success and adversity, whilst realising that the experience of adversity is a key component to success. Richard talked about how our growth never ends. We have goals based around a particular cause with a clear vision of the impact we want to create and rightly so we become very focused on these. What's really powerful to remember is those goals, that may be focused on the next five years or so, they are not the end, they're instead a sentence, paragraph or chapter in our book of life, offering many lessons and opportunities for things that we are not yet focused on or aware of. How can we be when we have not yet met our future self and have no idea as to where our passion is going to take us in our years to come - that is beyond exciting to me! What's clear about Richard is his understanding of the value of getting to know yourself; observing our own patterns offers great insight into where we are and what we can do next, consciously, to get desired results and give something our best shot. We can be really clever to notice how a positive emotion or experience drives us but to be aware of what drives us, to take our next step, when we're feeling despair in the midst of our most difficult experiences, that's personal development at its best! Such a powerful interview with Richard. Very humbling to listen to someone share so much about their everyday human experiences. Which of course after piecing those days together, these become our life - my time with Richard isn't about fireworks, it's about life!

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardeholliday/

Self-Development and Mission-Driven Motivational Speaker and Author.

Graeme Codrington is a renowned motivational speaker and expert on the future of work. He describes how it's a real gift when something you love to do and are good at can be the way you support yourself and inspire others. A true visionary, Codrington describes how he approaches creativity by exhausting all options and helping people unlearn what is not working to foster positive changes in their lives. He goes on to explain how setting intentions to be the listener and change-makers opens our eyes to creating opportunities for powerful change.

My Key Takeaways

Relationships are everything. My interview with Graeme highlighted this in many ways.

Graeme Codrington is a wonderful speaker with great knowledge of future trends that are shaping the way we live and work. Namely, demographics, economics and politics. He values and believes his education supports him immensely from the perspective of knowledge and passion for the world. Codrington's greatest tools and learnings are the ones he's made consciously within himself. Without these tools, the rest is rendered at best ineffective and at worst useless.

Our interview takes a strong look at our accountability for what's going on in the world and our responsibility as to how we can make an impact that starts with ourselves, which then leads us to look at the world through a macro lens. Our biggest challenge isn't climate change or poverty, its selfishness and poor thinking. The two are entwined and inadvertently impact each other. Taking the time to learn about the world through others eyes, in turn, challenges our beliefs, which either adds credence to the ones we have or creates the opportunity for powerful change. This resonated with me massively!

Another valuable piece discussed was how we can do this ourselves. Then, we move on to our immediate circle of teams and colleagues with how we build or place ourselves effectively within these circles having very clear rules that will work. These rules are what we know as our culture. It was refreshing to hear that this involved nothing that isn't available to each and every one of us. There's no money needed to make these changes, rather adjusting the lens in which we see the world, with flexibility and compassion.

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Website: https://www.graemecodrington.com