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As the new world of work is evolving rapidly, the visionaries need to learn to adapt and stay relevant if they wish to succeed in this environment. But for this to happen, they must be aware of their mission for life so they can seize every opportunity to thrive in the dynamic landscape of work. Join me in today’s episode as I guide you on how to be successful in the new world of work by creating self-reliance and empowerment in various ways that have never been explored before.
What You’ll Learn:
When you pursue your passions without conforming to the walls of a job that doesn’t align with your goals, you get the freedom to express your thoughts, as you co-create with others in making an impact in the new world.You also get to create a business that stands out in the world and achieve exceptional success.
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Julia Reynolds is an extraordinary visionary with a lot of experience and a vast knowledge on how to make women feel self-confident in their looks through well-made, well-fitted, timeless clothing. She was a retailer for 35 years before becoming the founder of Rey House, a women’s clothing brand that creates timeless pieces based on diverse thoughts of real women on what makes them look and feel good. Julia is also the CEO of several other businesses, where she pursues her passion of making mature women seen and heard through their clothing while co-creating with people who share her vision.
In today’s episode, we discuss the importance of inclusivity in a workspace. Julia talks about the challenges of having a purpose-led and disruptive business, and how she counters those challenges using facts to prove her concept. We also discuss how visionaries can pivot their business led by purpose.
What You’ll Learn:
The work you do is just like putting on clothes - they don’t make you happy or comfortable when they don’t fit. As Julia shows us, when you’re surrounded with people you actually want to work with, you get a chance to create a purpose-led business that’s heading towards a remarkable success.
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Joining me on today’s show is Ben Legg, an accomplished author and entrepreneur, former COO of Google Europe, currently the CEO & Co-Founder of The Portfolio Collective, a home base for portfolio professionals to sustain their portfolio careers, reinvent themselves, their teams and society for the better. Ben’s passion lies in helping entrepreneurs flourish through hands-on mentoring, team building, consulting, investing, fundraising, board roles and career coaching.
In today’s episode, we discuss the future of work as Ben talks about The Portfolio Collective and what it means to have a portfolio career. We also discuss the possibilities of having multiple passions and how to create a portfolio career using each of your passions.
What You’ll Learn:
If you decide to go down a portfolio career path, having an entrepreneurial mindset will be crucial. Working out who you are as a portfolio professional requires you to write out a plan, iterate it, build a profile, start networking, but most of all, have a clear sense of purpose and vision for yourself, so you can align all your passions to create an impact in the world.
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The visionary way is not just about how we approach work, it’s also about the way we live, being passionate about what we’re doing, and creating an impact in the world. In today’s episode, I’m talking about the future of work and why it’s important to prepare ahead of it as visionaries. I’ll share the reasons why I’m so passionate about how we are going to work in the future, and how I plan to express myself more in my work and daily life.
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As visionaries, we get to show the purpose-filled side of ourselves when we use our ideas and a creative mindset to expand and impact the world. Whatever the future brings, it’s never too late to discover your passions and transform your life in the way you desire.
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Today I want to talk about my experience and my journey in owning and claiming my voice in the world. Claiming our voices as visionaries has been a theme of the month on this show, with my previous guests Pete Cohen and Patricia Lohan also sharing their perspectives on owning and claiming their voices.
What I’ve discovered is that the act of claiming your voice is a very conscious one, so here is the story of how I’ve done that for myself and how I’m continuing to do that, hoping that it will inspire you too to claim that next piece of your big vision for the world.
What You’ll Learn:
Owning your vision and your voice is the crucial element of being a visionary in the world. Knowing that only you can do you, and only you have your unique combination of skills, passions and abilities. That is why claiming our voices as visionaries is the most courageous thing any of us can do.
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My guest on today’s show is Patricia Lohan, a Feng Shui expert, popularly known as “Mary Poppins Of Prosperity, Abundance & Peace Of Mind”. Patricia is the Creator of PowerHouse Feng Shui Mastery and Author of The Happy Home: A Guide To Creating A Happy, Healthy, Wealthy Life. She’s a healer and passionate entrepreneur that has helped thousands of women around the world in turning their homes into Powerhouses for manifesting miracles and magic using the ancient practice of Feng Shui.
In today’s episode, Patricia talks about the early stages of her life, and how she discovered the intuitive side of herself she didn’t know existed. We then discuss Feng Shui as a tool and practice, and how we can learn to build a business intuitively as a visionary.
What You’ll Learn:
Your intuitive voice always speaks to you, but you may not get to hear it until you look inwardly and clear your mindset. Patricia demonstrates just how much you can achieve when you prioritise your workspace by arranging it to spark enthusiasm within you.
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Joining me on today’s episode is Pete Cohen, who is an expert in human behaviour and performance, business consultant, coach and motivational speaker. Pete coaches business leaders, executives, corporate teams and sporting stars to achieve their best. He is the author of 20 published books, and the host of the popular podcast “Future Self.” He had his own show on TV called The Coach and was the resident Life Coach on ITV’s GMTV for 12 years.
Today, we talk about owning your voice as a visionary and using it to make a positive impact on the world. Pete shares his experience on what it’s like to speak to a large audience, overcoming his insecurities, and why it’s important not to wait for a disaster to happen before you share your message to the world.
What You’ll Learn:
Pete Cohen encourages us to look at the world differently and find a way to do the things that make us genuinely happy. As he says, when you don’t refrain from asking yourself those tough questions, then you are able to push out of your comfort zone and into the limelight with your authentic voice.
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Your power as a visionary lies in your ability to connect your vision with your actions. But to harness this power, you need to learn to own your voice and be your most authentic self. The world is interested in what you have to say as long as you’re not afraid to create an impact with your own voice. So in today’s episode, I’ll be talking about how to own your voice as a visionary and realise your worth once you conquer the fears that are holding you back.
What You’ll Learn:
The successful visionaries are the ones that are not afraid to rock the boat or shake things up whenever they need to express their views. As long as you don’t conform to the views you don’t agree with, you’ll be able to find your voice and channel your energy into creating your unique impact on the world.
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Running a business requires time, hard work and dedication. Your business needs a visionary who’s willing to go above and beyond to add that extra magic that will make it stand out in your area of work. So if you have the passion and vision to see it through, but you really don’t know where and how to start, this episode is for you. Tune in as I reflect on the top tips, previously shared by my guests and myself, on how to create a visionary business that yields success.
What You’ll Learn:
Every visionary business has its moments of prosperity as well as challenges, but it’s your visionary, unique ability to follow your intuition and get into action that makes it a success.
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Joining me on today’s episode is Emilie Vanpoperinghe, CEO and Co-Founded of Oddbox, a company that rescues rescues delicious fruit and vegetable which is deemed ‘too big’, ‘too ugly’, the ‘wrong’ colour, or ‘too many’ from going to waste. A supply-led model, Oddbox partners with growers throughout the UK to box up and deliver this ‘too odd’ or ‘too many’ produce to a food waste fighting community across the UK.
In this episode, we discuss Emilie’s views on food and food waste, and how to maintain sustainability in the world by changing our relationship to food. Emilie talks about how she envisaged her business as a full time job, and how she has managed to balance off campaigning and building a purpose-led and profitable business.
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Emilie’s organisation shows that there’s prosperity wherever visionaries gather to co-create. They encourage us to surround ourselves with people that inspire us to put our work out there and make a difference in the world.
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