[M]enable Matters

Andy talks openly and candidly about his own mental health issues, the ups and downs of business and what the industry needs to do to embrace mental health. 

Stephen talks to the inspiring Alan who's not only the first Ambassador but also the MD of the first member business of MENable too. 

Here, Stephen talks to Ford's Dealer Training Manager about the power in volunteering - for both those who do it and those who benefit from it. 

Creating performance based cultures actually requires empathy, compassion and understanding - and the ability to create a safe space for individuals too. Hear how Roelien created MIND5 from her background in sport and business and how she is now helping leaders with the skills for tomorrow. 

Hear Daniel describe the challenges of being a young and newly promoted Sales Manager in a busy dealership and his journey to finding the best work' life balance.

Julia Muir is the Founder of the Automotive 30% club which is on a mission to change cultures in Automotive to become more inclusive, diverse and progressive (sounds just like us!). And with a goal to have 30% of senior automotive posts filled by women by 2030. 

Hear Julia explain her background and aspirations for the club and how closely aligned to MENable, her organisation is. 

A lively chat with MENable Matters CV and Employer Coach Lisa Avins. We talk about all aspects of writing a great CV or bringing employees back into businesses after Furlough or periods away. 

Hear how Sam is leading the breakthrough revolution for students and young people and how his work is inspiring them to be the person they want to be. Who would have found that useful when they were a student? I definitely would! Enjoy.

Hear how the amazing Joy Langley, as a Therapist and Coach has managed to deal with the Suicide of her son Riaz. This heart-felt and moving account from a mother's perspective will have you thinking about what you make your thoughts "mean". 

Sarah has a unique energy and drive as a Transformative Coach, that comes from her own tough journey. Here in this chat with Stephen, she describes how we all tend to think "outside-in" and from a position of "me". But, we're not our thoughts - or are we? Enjoy.