The Shift Control Sales Podcast

The Shift Control Sales Podcast

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The Shift Control Sales Podcast episodes

  • Episode 33: Art for the Senses with Geralyn Mulqueen
    Geralyn Mulqueen is a psychotherapist, activist, mother and artist who has recently set up creative workshops to help those who suffer from trauma and mental health issues.
    In this podcast Geralyn talks about her work at the bar and how becoming a mother gave her a sense of perspective and rekindled in her, the love of creativity she had as a child and how she now uses art and creativity to help others.
    47 min
  • Episode 33: Art for the Senses with Geralyn Mulqueen
    Geralyn Mulqueen is a psychotherapist, activist, mother and artist who has recently set up creative workshops to help those who suffer from trauma and mental health issues.
    In this podcast Geralyn talks about her work at the bar and how becoming a mother gave her a sense of perspective and rekindled in her, the love of creativity she had as a child and how she now uses art and creativity to help others.
    47 min
  • Episode 32: Hans Enoksen on watches and Oceans 2050
    Ireland and in particular Belfast are neither recognised nor acknowledged as centres for excellence when it comes to watchmaking.
    That may soon change if Hans Enoksen has his way.
    Serial entrepreneur Enoksen has created a very beautiful brand in Enoksen Watches, collaborating with Big Motive, one of Ireland's digital design studios.
    After a high profile launch in Belfast in the summer, Enoksen has now partnered with Alexandra Cousteau, grand daughter of Jaques Cousteau, on an environmental project Oceans 2050.
    The conversation in this episode goes wide and deep on a number of topics - resilience, design, the environment and gives an insight into the non-tech start up world.
    Hans can be reached on www.enoskenwatches.com - check out his story on the podcast and the beautiful watches on his website.
    54 min
  • Episode 32: Hans Enoksen on watches and Oceans 2050
    Ireland and in particular Belfast are neither recognised nor acknowledged as centres for excellence when it comes to watchmaking.
    That may soon change if Hans Enoksen has his way.
    Serial entrepreneur Enoksen has created a very beautiful brand in Enoksen Watches, collaborating with Big Motive, one of Ireland's digital design studios.
    After a high profile launch in Belfast in the summer, Enoksen has now partnered with Alexandra Cousteau, grand daughter of Jaques Cousteau, on an environmental project Oceans 2050.
    The conversation in this episode goes wide and deep on a number of topics - resilience, design, the environment and gives an insight into the non-tech start up world.
    Hans can be reached on www.enoskenwatches.com - check out his story on the podcast and the beautiful watches on his website.
    54 min
  • Episode 31: Paul McKeever CE0, Continually
    After growing a success web design business in mid 2000s and a product buy-out in 2012, Paul McKeever is back with his latest venture Continually, an online sales/customer service platform that helps businesses manage and assist better, online customer enquires.
    A serial entrepreneur, with a passion for business and learning, Paul is an exceptional story teller - this podcast is about his journey from web design to his latest venture and the lessons he has learned along the way in business and in life.
    38 min
  • Episode 31: Paul McKeever CE0, Continually
    After growing a success web design business in mid 2000s and a product buy-out in 2012, Paul McKeever is back with his latest venture Continually, an online sales/customer service platform that helps businesses manage and assist better, online customer enquires.
    A serial entrepreneur, with a passion for business and learning, Paul is an exceptional story teller - this podcast is about his journey from web design to his latest venture and the lessons he has learned along the way in business and in life.
    38 min
  • Episode 30: Damian Hughes, The Barcelona Way
    The 3rd time guesting on the podcast, Damian is back on talking about his latest best-selling book, The Barcelona Way, Unlocking the DNA of a Winning Culture.
    Through the lens of Pep Guardiola and one of the most successful sporting teams in world soccer, Damian gives an insight into what makes an authentic and winning culture within high performing teams - in sport and in business.
    He shares the meaning of the acronym 'BARCA' and gives anecdote upon anecdote to help show the importance of vision, dealing with change, repetition and the OODA loop and an indication of the character required to drive home the change and to be part of the unit.
    Damian is a Professor of Psychology and publisher of 12 books as well as being a consultant to Scottish Rugby.
    48 min
  • Episode 30: Damian Hughes, The Barcelona Way
    The 3rd time guesting on the podcast, Damian is back on talking about his latest best-selling book, The Barcelona Way, Unlocking the DNA of a Winning Culture.
    Through the lens of Pep Guardiola and one of the most successful sporting teams in world soccer, Damian gives an insight into what makes an authentic and winning culture within high performing teams - in sport and in business.
    He shares the meaning of the acronym 'BARCA' and gives anecdote upon anecdote to help show the importance of vision, dealing with change, repetition and the OODA loop and an indication of the character required to drive home the change and to be part of the unit.
    Damian is a Professor of Psychology and publisher of 12 books as well as being a consultant to Scottish Rugby.
    48 min

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