Meyler Campbell Podcast

Consider this: What if right now were the very moment to practice your resilience? What if everything in your life had prepared you for right now? What if you knew, deep inside, everything you needed to do to develop yourself as a person and a leader? In a wide-ranging discussion, supported by Daniel Burke, leadership coach Kirstan Marnane will explore the topic of how we can lead ourselves and develop our resilience simultaneously. She will touch on the intersection between science, wisdom traditions, and many years of leadership coaching experience that shows how our difficulties can actually be our path … to deeper self-awareness, other-awareness and overall mental, emotional and spiritual growth. For coaches, this session will be a chance to think about ways to help your clients stay fully present to tough times, call on their strengths and grow in new ways during this crisis. It may also remind us all of some helpful questions to re-centre, resource, and re-energise ourselves when so many of us are physically closed in.

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast Series. In this episode Eyal Pavell, Meyler Campbell Faculty Member, explores the subject of Imposter Syndrome. Eyal has been practicing as an executive coach for 20 years but is a clinical psychologist by training. He shares a profound understanding of both the signs of Imposter Syndrome and the tactics that we can deploy to overcome it. Interestingly, Eyal also tells us about some of the more positive aspects of the syndrome. There is some excellent advice in the conversation for everyone, particularly for coaches, as Eyal talks about how to support your coaching clients with their Imposter Syndrome too.

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast Series.  In this episode, we speak to Faculty Member Jon Stokes. Jon has worked as a leadership adviser; business psychologist and he has 20 years’ experience coaching at CEO and board level in a variety of organisations. Jon brings great depth of understanding of psychology, group and organisational dynamics to the challenges faced by leaders. Jon distills all of that insight into this conversation which centers on The Developmental Relationship. It's a fascinating discussion, and Jon signposts some excellent learning points and some challenges for new and experienced coaches.

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast Series. This episode features an in-depth discussion with respected Meyler Campbell faculty member, Anna Phillips. Anna is a leadership coach, a resilience practitioner and a mindfulness teacher. Anna aims to help her clients achieve peak performance while achieving a sense of balance in their lives.

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast. In this episode, we speak with Meyler Campbell Faculty Member Liz Gooster. Having had some interesting career changes herself, Liz is particularly interested in working with people who are at a crossroads in their career and those dealing with major life decisions. This is a really interesting conversation about coaching people through these sorts of transitions.

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast Series. In this podcast we will be speaking with Faculty Member Anna Phillips about the benefits, the history, and the science of Gratitude. Anna has been at the heart of Meyler Campbell for 15 years; she is a leadership coach, a resilience practitioner, and a certified mindfulness teacher. 

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast Series. In this episode, we speak with Meyler Campbell Faculty Member, Penny Moyle. Penny has a profound understanding of psychometric tools gained over her impressive career. She shares lessons she learnt through her work in both psychometrics and as a coach. If you're completely new to the world of psychometric assessments, listen in for Penny's advice on how you can get started from scratch and start to build assessments into your coaching practice. 

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast Series. This episode features a conversation with Meyler Campbell Faculty Member Anna Phillips on Mindfulness. Anna is a mindfulness practitioner, and she helps us to gain a better understanding of mindfulness, its benefits and its potential. She also kindly shares a wide range of tips and advice for how we can become more mindful and build mindfulness into our coaching practice.

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast Series. This episode features a conversation with Richard Martin, author of "This Too Will Pass: Anxiety in a Professional World". Richard's passion is to reduce the stigma around mental illness and improve the conversation about Mental Health. Listen in as he shares a wealth of practical advice on how to do this.

Welcome to the Meyler Campbell Podcast. This is a series of discussions and interviews designed to provide coaches with inspiring learning resources. If you're an aspiring coach, or a practising coach, working with leaders in any sector this podcast is for you. Listen in to hear leaders in the field of business coaching share their insight and perspective on cutting-edge coaching practice. If you'd like to know more about Meyler Campbell, please visit our website www.meylercampbell.com