On today's Success Briefing we look at the importance of Environment Design on your ability to lead yourself and others successfully. This is a really important topic at the moment when so many of us are forced to work from home as we embrace the challenges of the 'new normal.' Success stories, resources and of course, your daily coaching session too. Don't forget to link with us on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook to make sure you access all the support we are providing.

This very first of the daily Success Briefings positions how this new podcast format can help you lead yourself and others as successfully as possible. We explain how these daily episodes can help you and importantly, how you can contribute to the community so we can all survive in these challenging times. This includes your own coaching around the topic of the day.

On this week's episode, I'm delighted to be joined by Matthew Dicks TedX Speaker, teacher and author of many books including the wonderful Storyworthy: Engage, Teach, Persuade and change your life through the power of storytelling.

Matthew is also the co-host with his wife Elysha, of their own podcast (which I highly recommend) called Speak Up - we'll link to it in the show notes.

In summary, I can't think of anyone better placed than Matthew Dicks, to help me explore Storytelling as Success on this week's Success iD podcast.

Some links to Matthew's brilliant work here:

•Homework for Life: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7p329Z8MD0

•Live Life Like You're 100 Years Old: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnatyrn6DFE&t=189s

•Subscribe to my YouTube channel, which I update regularly with stories, lessons, and more: https://www.youtube.com/user/matthewjohndicks

•My website: matthewdicks.com

•Our podcast is Speak Up Storytelling. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts

On this week's episode, I'm delighted to be joined by Emma Stroud, Director at Truth Works, TedX Speaker, Performer and Clown!! Emma spends some of her work time helping leaders and teams be more effective by designing ways to bring a lot more joy to the workplace. So on today's episode we explore the important theme of Joy as Success and Emma shares lots of great insights and practical tips.

You can find out more about Emma here:

http://emmastroud.london/

and here:

https://truth-works.co.uk/

You can watch Emma's TedX Speech here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8N-0DtSvDfQ

Emma's upcoming podcast is called Clowning Around and we'll link to that in the next couple of weeks but keep an eye out for on you favourite podcast platform.

On this week's episode, I'm delighted to be joined by Rich Alton the Director of emerging research at the Clayton Christensen Institute. Harvard Business School Professor Christensen, who sadly passed away only last week, is recognised as one of the world's leading thinkers in terms of disruption and the Institute that bears his name is dedicated to improving the world through disruptive innovation. On today's Success iD episode Rich and I explore the fascinating theme of Disruption as Success.

I'm very grateful to Todd Kohlhepp from Stern Strategy for his help in organising this podcast.

You can find out more about Rich's work on disruption via his latest paper via the link below:

The Race for Autonomous Ride-Hailing: Developing a Strategy for Success, which provides some more examples to support the ideas discussed in the episode.

I personally love the idea of the 'Jobs to Be Done' Theory. This page on CCI's website gives a nice overview of what it means and there's also a book out on the topic Competing Against Luck, authored by Dr. Christensen and several of his colleagues.

On this week's episode, I'm joined by Allison Holzer, co-founder of Inspire Corps, co-author of the excellent book, Dare to Inspire and keynote speaker, including to Google no less!

Allison and her colleagues are at the forefront of exploring the concept of inspiration.

On this Success iD podcast Allison and I explore the fascinating theme of Inspiration as Success: how to get it for yourself; how to develop it for others and understanding some of the 18 engines of inspiration.

You can find out more about Allison's work here:

https://inspirecorps.com/

A link to the great book, Dare to Inspire here:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0738285722?tag=hacboogrosit-20

Link to the Google talk here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqZOaga8I8g

From all the episodes across Season 2 and 3 in 2019 here are some of the key ideas presented from our fantastic range of guests. From education, to potential and from mindfulness to internal arts and so many more, this highlight reel gives you a great flavour of the show and a chance to re-visit some of the key learning points for consideration. Thank you to you for listening and all our guests for their wonderful insights.

Our first season highlight reel features short clips of key moments and messages from the episodes that made up Season 1. A fantastic group of guest for you to listen to and if you missed any of the episodes you can go back and listen to them in full!

Wow! What brilliant episodes we were lucky enough to review and re-engineer this month. Work of John Evans, John Higgins and Darren Smallridge led us into some really interesting topic areas with lots of new thoughts prompted by the merging and the overlaps between them all: Speaking up; Internal Arts and Presentation skills.

More details on www.glennpwallis.com

A slightly different format this week as Darren Smallridge, Founder of the Power Up Programme, delivers a fantastic webinar to the Success iD Club, which we recorded and present for you here, to listen to. Darren, formally trained actor, coach and experienced facilitator, talks about how present in a range of formats by getting the fundamentals right, including you and your state; clarity of your purpose in the presentation; techniques for overcoming nerves and how you can structure presentations that engage.

You can find out more about Darren's work here:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrensmallridge/?originalSubdomain=uk