One Thought at a Time

George Crombie has quite the CV. As engineering director for Briggs of Burton, high-profile manufacturers of brewing equipemt worldwide, the success of a lot of large projects rests on his shoulders.

It's time for a new kind of guest! After speaking to so many experienced pros on the podcast, we thought we would take a look at someone whose professional journey is just getting started.  

Luke Berridge is not easy to pin down. By turns a writer, videographer, actor and student, his CV is as varied as it is exciting. With awards under his belt, and a new business on the rise, Luke is a budding talent to keep an eye on! Listen to find out how his passions, his environment and his mindset make him tick.

Today, Ian is joined by friend and business associate Mark Judd, an experienced Global Human Resources Director. With their extensive combined experience working with people and culture, Ian and Mark discuss everything from education to personal relationships, from the industries of yesterday to hope for the future. 

She's back! Ian is joined once again by the inspiring mindset coach and powerhouse single mother Monica Gaisie. Continuing from their previous conversation, they breach new topics such as culture, values and diversity.

Ian is joined by qualified nutritionist, student, business and healthy living practicioner Marta Zaremba Marsden, or as Ian calls her, a "juggling expert". Her personal and professional journey takes us everywhere from far-flung corners of the globe to the depths of the human mind. Discussing health, culture, dieting, travel and everything in between, Ian and Marta continue to get curious about what really makes us tick.

Today, Ian is joined by a driver with Motorsport in his blood - Bradley Gravett. Coming from a family of motorsport legend, Bradley and Ian speak about racing, peer pressure and how drastically how you think can affect how you perform.

Recorded on location at Graves Motorsport HQ, this is not one to miss

Today, Ian is joined by a single mother who is seemingly out to experience every industry she can, Monica Gaisie. The two explore Monica’s professional journey, discovering how it’s never too late to get into the industry you want.

You can study criminology, work nightclub security, manage construction contracts, and still end up getting to become a life coach. Monica shows us that by pursuing what you want to at that moment you can achieve anything; as long as you have the right mindset.

Monica adopted a mentality that allowed her to move into whatever field she desired, and now she lets us into the ideals of giving back and implores us to ‘consider what goes through the mind on the other side’.

Remove your excuses, get out of your own way today.

Ian is joined by professional coach, friend and business partner Fran Lee-Rogers. Exploring her personal and professional journey, they touch on themes of growth, leadership and suceess.

Today, Ian is joined by a business owner and outright self-starter, Heather Mclellan. The two explore Heather’s professional journey, discovering how not everyone ends up where they think. Join them as they find their way from shipyard to thriving specialist rehabilitation business.

Heather teaches us about the differences between psychology and biology when it comes to achieving your goals. Together, Ian and Heather break down the inspiration/perspiration divide, making us question what’s so physical about physiotherapy.

Heather took her physiotherapy training and blended it with the psychological necessities in helping people achieve their goals to create her business, Designed 2 Move. Her pride is in giving other people theirs.

What’s stopping you from getting where you want to be? Do something about it today.

Today, Ian is joined by his longtime friend, business partner, and overall eclectic, Mel Greaves. The two of them navigate Mel’s professional journey, exploring the twists and turns of his career that brought him to all those ‘spinning plates’ he manages now.

Mel uses his experiences to break that all-important myth that life will go according to plan, but that won’t stop you from leading a fulfilling existence if you take the opportunities that are thrown your way.

Mel Greaves is the Managing Director for the UK and Europe at Thinking It Better, he has formerly worked at Rolls Royce; in the aerospace industry for over 30 years; he has lived in the USA, Germany, Malaysia, and many more; he is a Rugby Union coach; and is a man that lets his passions drive his life into whatever direction he sees fit. And that just scratches the surface.

How will you spend your 4,000 weeks?