By Chris Grimes - Facilitator. Coach. Motivational Comedian
"If you tell your Story 'out loud' then you're much more likely to LIVE it out loud" and that's what this show is for: To help you to tell your Story - 'get it out there' - and reach a large global
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What if you could revolutionize your sales tactics and make your LinkedIn profile as captivating as a magical Quidditch match? Join us for an illuminating conversation with social selling expert Timothy Tim Hughes, author of "Social Selling: Techniques to Influence Buyers and Changemakers." Tim shares his whimsical yet effective strategies for making business profiles stand out, the importance of authentic social engagement, and how injecting humanity into business interactions can create meaningful connections. We also explore the mutual connections that have shaped our journey, from the Influence Radio Network to the inspirational Donna Koundé.
Tim opens up about his personal stories and the significant life events that have shaped his career and philosophy. Discover how the song “London Calling” by The Clash inspired his move to London, and learn about his forays into the IT industry, which began with a critical interview at STC (now Fujitsu). You'll hear about his love for cycling and running, and how these activities provide him with both physical and metaphorical movement that fuels his success. This episode also examines the outdated nature of traditional marketing techniques, the shift in communication preferences, and the timeless value of Tim's cherished vinyl record collection.
In the closing chapters, we uncover the profound impact that acts of kindness can have, inspired by Tim's late father’s legacy of unsung heroism. From co-founding DLA Ignite to his mission of leveraging social media for positive change, Tim's journey is a testament to the power of helping others and staying true to one’s purpose. We also highlight the unique format of the Good Listening To Show and Tim's heartfelt praise for the meaningful conversations it fosters. Tune in for an episode filled with insights, personal anecdotes, and heartfelt stories that will inspire and motivate you to rethink the way you approach social selling and human connection.
Tune in next week for more stories of 'Distinction & Genius' from The Good Listening To Show 'Clearing'. If you would like to be my Guest too then you can find out HOW via the different 'series strands' at 'The Good Listening To Show' website.
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How does a cancer diagnosis transform into a global health movement? Join us as we welcome Raphaela Reeb Ilgenfritz, Creative Director of UK Health Radio & Health Triangle Magazine & Presenter of 'Stoma4Life' Podcast, to share her incredible journey alongside her husband, Johan Ilgenfritz. From Johan's battle with cancer to the creation of UK Health Radio and Health Triangle Magazine, their story is a combined beacon of resilience and community strength. Learn about Raphaela’s unique name, her background in graphic design and how she turned the tsunami of a Bowel Cancer diagnosis into a mission to uplift and inspire through health-focused media.
Raphaela opens up about her life's defining moments, from her South African upbringing to her long career in Air travel, and the profound experiences of living with a colostomy and facing a recent cancer diagnosis. Discover her happy places, the transformative power of meditation, and the role mindfulness plays in her resilience. This episode offers an intimate glimpse into Raphaela’s life, celebrating the artistic passions and family values that ground her, while also emphasizing the importance of gratitude and living without regrets.
In an emotional and empowering segment, Raphaela discusses the best advice she has ever received and highlights the significance of capturing life stories creatively. She introduces us to Caroline Bramwell, an inspiring fellow Ostomate and Triathlete, who will continue the legacy of Storytelling. Reflect on your own journey as you listen to Raphaela's candid reflections and gain insights into how the Good Listening To Show can help you memorialize your own unique life experiences. Don't miss this heartfelt episode, and be sure to subscribe for more transformative stories.
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Ever wondered how running around the iconic Pyramids could inspire a career in education? Meet Ammar Mohamed Ibrahim, PwC's Learning & Development lead and the visionary behind Tamakan, PwC's national talent development initiative. His journey of personal growth began with a life-changing volunteer stint teaching children in India, sparking his passion for education and development. Ammar's unique perspective on life and career is further enriched by his love for long-distance running, which he likens to life's marathon, full of challenges and milestones.
Ammar also co-hosts the L-Box Podcast with Khaled Khafagan, where they reveal the compelling stories behind LinkedIn titles, empowering lifelong learners. Listen as Ammar opens up about a peculiar nickname he earned at 11 and how it has stayed with him through his transition from Saudi Arabia to Egypt. From the joy and pain of running marathons to insightful cultural exchanges across nine Indian cities, Ammar's experiences provide invaluable lessons on resilience and self-discovery.
In our conversation, Ammar highlights the impact of influential figures in his life, particularly three pivotal colleagues and his adventurous, resilient parents. He shares the importance of having a clear, inspiring vision and how challenges fuel his competitive spirit. Whether discussing problem-solving, storytelling, or seizing opportunities, Ammar's insights offer a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone committed to personal growth and lifelong learning. Tune in for an inspiring episode filled with motivational anecdotes and heartfelt reflections.
Tune in next week for more stories of 'Distinction & Genius' from The Good Listening To Show 'Clearing'. If you would like to be my Guest too then you can find out HOW via the different 'series strands' at 'The Good Listening To Show' website.
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What if you could create safer, more respectful environments for actors during intimate scenes? Join us as we sit down with the extraordinary Ita O'Brien, a trailblazer in intimacy coordination for film, TV, and theatre. Hear Ita speak about the critical need for clear communication and consent, and how her work has transformed the industry, earning accolades like Michaela Coel's heartfelt acknowledgment during her BAFTA acceptance speech.
But that’s not all—this episode takes a personal turn into Ita's life and inspirations. From the serene beauty of her wildflower meadow in Sissinghurst to the disciplined grace instilled by her early ballet teacher Madeleine Sharp, Ita reflects on the moments and mentors that have fueled her passion. Dive deeper into her fascinating Irish heritage, summers on her family's farm in Cookstown, and how these experiences enriched her understanding of life and storytelling.
We wrap up with a conversation that blends science and artistry, exploring the connections between embryonic development and creative expression. Discover how Ita's unique perspective, shaped by her experiences with dyslexia, enhances her kinesthetic understanding of the world. This episode is a heartfelt celebration of gratitude, the power of storytelling, and the joy of enabling creativity in film production. Don't miss this enriching exchange with a true industry pioneer.
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What does it take to captivate audiences on both stage and screen? Join us in an engaging conversation with the incredibly talented Irish actor, Turlough Convery, known for his remarkable roles in "Killing Eve," "Sanditon," and "House of Dragons." Turlough shares some of his most memorable experiences, including the sheer thrill and anxiety of performing a monologue in front of acting legends Sir Kenneth Branagh and Dame Judi Dench. From his roots in Ireland to his journey through Bristol, Turlough reveals his unique connections with Dame Judi Dench and recounts his standout performances in "Resident Evil" and as a preacher in "Belfast."
The episode takes a deeply personal turn as we explore Turlough's childhood and the influential figures who've shaped his life. He opens up about the pivotal role his grandmother played during his early years, blending discipline with comfort and teaching him the value of purpose. We reflect on his time at the Guildford School of Acting and the immense impact his acting teacher, Ian Ricketts, had on his artistic growth. Turlough also shares the profound influence and unwavering support of his partner, Frankie, who has been with him for over 14 years, enriching both his personal and professional life.
Rounding out the episode, we delve into Turlough's inspirations and challenges, from his love of Irish mythology and history to his passion for video games like Crusader Kings 3. We laugh over favorite cakes and discuss a cherished quote that offers solace during tough times. Turlough's candid reflections on career setbacks and resilience provide invaluable insights into the world of acting, emphasizing that every experience, whether successful or not, contributes to personal growth. Join us for this heartfelt and humorous conversation that highlights Turlough Convery's creative journey and the importance of legacy.
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Celebrating all the best of all the the creative endeavours in my home town of Bristol in the United Kingdom.
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Calling All Authors! A Large Audience Awaits You in 'The Clearing' of "The Good Listening To Show" To Hear the Story-Behind-the-Story of Your Good Book!Tune in next week for more stories of 'Distinction & Genius' from The Good Listening To Show 'Clearing'. If you would like to be my Guest too then you can find out HOW via the different 'series strands' at 'The Good Listening To Show' website.
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What if you could reinvent yourself through the art of silence? Tune in to hear from the extraordinary Nola Rae, a world-renowned mime artist whose journey took her from the ballet stages of Sydney, Australia to the silent artistry of mime in the UK. Discover how a life-changing encounter with the legendary Marcel Marceau in Sweden turned her from an aspiring ballerina into an iconic mime artist. Nola shares the pivotal moments and rigorous training that shaped her unique approach to mime, blending her ballet discipline with a captivating clown persona.
In this episode, Nola Rae opens up about her transition from a performer to a mentor, sharing humorous and heartfelt anecdotes about retirement, teaching, and directing. You'll get a peek into her creative space in Kent and her favorite people-watching spot in Venice, revealing the whimsical yet rigorous world behind her art. She also delves into her personal connections, including her admiration for Oliver Hardy and the significant influence of her partner, Matthew Rideout, who has been instrumental in her creative journey.
Be prepared for an engaging exploration into the world of mime and clowning, as Nola discusses her creative process behind shows based on historical figures and the traits of dictators. Listen to her reflections on the joys of mentoring the next generation, the importance of silence in expression, and the simple yet powerful advice of "Persevere" that has guided her career. Concluding with personal musings on overcoming timidity and her love for chocolate cake, this episode promises to be an inspiring and insightful conversation with a true legend in the world of mime.
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Helping you to Record your Life Story or the Life Story of Someone Close to you for Posterity, with The Good Listening to Show
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'Leadership Reflections' is a special series-strand of "The Good Listening To Show" for Business Leaders or those of you that work in the Leadership domain to be able to share your 'Leadership-lessons-learned-along-your-way'. Using the unique storytelling structure of the Show I'll help you to tell a less transactional, warmer more authentic story as you let your thinking unfold.
You can either 'play it forward' as you move from one Leadership opportunity to the next, you may want to 'drop the mic' as you stop and want to preserve your Leadership legacy, or you might just want to consolidate where you already are.
Tune in next week for more stories of 'Distinction & Genius' from The Good Listening To Show 'Clearing'. If you would like to be my Guest too then you can find out HOW via the different 'series strands' at 'The Good Listening To Show' website.
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