Between co-hosting - Taking some space to reflect on my time with Sacha - to reflect on my voice, my presence, and embracing my positive impact - and to share who my next co-host will be :-)

Exploring Our Voices - an experiment to take some time after the podcasts, to reflect on what we noticed about our voices - and valued most about them :-)

Once again, Sacha and I are talking face to face - this time, outside in our back garden.

Exploring What Matters, Between Us - Sacha and I are both deeply passionate about helping others to "grow their presence" - and have been collaborating on a project and wider brand, called "Move:Connect:Grow" - with the central strand of how to help people and teams in organisations, to more fully develop their authentic presence, by tapping more into the way they “move" and "breathe" - as well as how they then “speak” and how that shapes the group patterns. The detail will become clear.

Once again, we are outdoors, sat on a table, located on an old railway line close to our home in Rugby, UK  :-)

My 6th Podcast "co-host" - Sacha Holliday - as we explore "how we know each other". Sacha is my daughter, so we know each other well. I will leave the details of that to the podcast.

Born in the North East of England, and having moved house twice, at 21 years old, Sacha has some varied life experiences already.

Having just graduated as a professional dancer in July 2021 - with a first class degree - and recently signed by a London dance agency, Sacha is embarking on the next phase of her life-long commitment to dance, and her real passion for "movement", "being active", and most of all, to empower others to be their best selves.

A deeply motivated, mature, measured young woman, Sacha has real balance of character, through equal measures of "fire" and "ice".  She is engaging, fun, has real presence, and is hugely creative in her nature.

We are both deeply passionate about helping others to "grow their presence" - more on that in the podcasts. 

Let's dive in. We are outdoors, sat on a table, located on an old railway line close to our home in Rugby, UK  :-)

Between co-hosting - Taking some space to reflect on my time with Marie - to reflect on my voice, my presence, and embracing my positive impact - and to share who my next co-host will be :-)

Exploring Our Voices - an experiment to take some time after the podcasts, to reflect on what we noticed about our voices - and valued most about them :-)

Once again, Marie and I are talking "virtually".

A small pause from me, towards the end of a 2-week break for my summer holidays, to mark the passing of my 50th Birthday on 1st August 2021. 

I'm sat in the woods, at a small arctic cabin in the North Yorkshire Dales, UK, on a quite windy, unsettled, typical British summer day ! :-)

Exploring What Matters, Between Us - unrehearsed, Marie and I dive into a range of things that we felt mattered, between us regarding our uncut leadership voices - both in our professional lives as we help organisations and people grow powerful communities at work - and in our own personal lives.

Once again, Marie and I are talking "virtually" - she's on the beach at Hayling Island, UK, where it's a bit windy - and I'm in Rugby, UK  :-)

My 4th Podcast "co-host" - Marie Chandler - as we explore "how we know each other". Marie and I met in 2011, through our work - I will leave the details of that to the podcast.

Marie and I share a deep passion for growing powerful, resilient communities in workplaces.

Marie is an engaging leader and QEHSW professional, who was born, bred and still lives in Hampshire, in the UK - with all things outdoors, seaside and fresh air, still close to her heart and well-being.

Marie is fun, easy to be around, and always curious, and eager to learn and support - and - most of all - wants to have a real, positive impact.

Marie and I are talking "virtually" - she is at the beach on Hayling Island, UK (so you might here some wind noise), while I'm at home in Rugby, UK  :-)

Exploring Our Voices - an experiment to take some time after the podcasts, to reflect on what we noticed about our voices - and valued most about them :-)

Once again, Dale and I are talking "virtually".