This week's episode is aimed at helping you recognise that you're not competing with anybody but yourself.

Comparing yourself to others can be draining and often leads to distraction away from what you need to be doing.

Focusing on 'you' is how you move forward. Not from judging and comparing yourself harshly against others.

Let us know what you think.

This may seem painstakingly obvious and so easy to say (whilst being much harder to do).

However, in this episode Stephen and I challenge the way of being and thinking that stops us from being happy. Is it really that hard to do something you enjoy more regularly than you currently enjoy?

More importantly won't you be a better version of yourself for doing something that makes you happy? The knock on effects of becoming that better version of yourself will have far reaching benefits…

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Do you have a personality that turns up for work, another one that turns up with your friends and another one at home?

This can be exhausting! Stephen explains what he means by 'being your authentic self' and this sparks a great conversation.

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This episode introduces you to one of Oliver's favorite coach's Stephen Balmer-Walters. Oliver and Stephen explain why they coach and provide powerful insights into why they do what they do!

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It's easy to want to force your opinion on others in order to get them to align to your own point of view.

Perhaps you're trying to change another person's behaviour or maybe you're trying to get them to change their mind about something. In any case, forcing your opinion on them is likely to have the opposite effect to what you want them to do.

In this podcast episode, I'll discuss the problems with this approach and how we can more effectively begin to communicate our thoughts and ideas more effectively.

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In this episode, I unite two of my passions - coaching and Norwich City Football Club. Now, before you gasp in horror at listening to a podcast about football, let me assure you that there is method in my madness here. I want to draw your attention to one specific individual - NCFC Sporting Director, Stuart Webber. This person has demonstrated excellent leadership and I believe we can learn a lot about how he leads an organisation - through the good times and the bad. Webber stands up for what he believes in, he stands up for his colleagues too, he doesn't make knee-jerk reactions and he sticks to his values and his principles. These are all values that we can relate to and by making a concerted effort to learn from someone like Stuart Webber, we can all become better leaders for our teams and for our staff.