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Welcome to This is Balance, with Andrew Sillitoe, a podcast for business owners who are working hard to build their companies but struggle to balance their professional lives with their personal well-being, health, and relationships.In this introduction, I share my personal story and how The 4 Keys started.I hope you will join me on this journey as I share everything I know about how to grow your business faster without sacrificing your health and relationships. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back. My name is Andrew Sillitoe. This is Balance, the podcast where we help owners build a better business, body, relationships, and mindset. Today, I want to share something personal, a story. It not only explains why I'm so passionate about the four keys method but also shows you how easily we can fall into the same patterns as those who came before us. Now. I've talked about my father's rise and fall in business in the last episode. But what I didn't fully realise for a long time is how closely I was following his exact footsteps. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andrew Sillitoe has worked with over 3,000+ billing managers throughout his career helping them to navigate what a lot of people describes as the most challenging job in recruitment.In this episode, you can expect to learn practical leadership strategies and tactics that you can use to maximize your team's productivity and achieve more.-------------------------Follow Andrew: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-sillitoe/-------------------------Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/MfwDCEtA5Rc-------------------------Sponsors - Claim your exclusive savings with the links below:Sourcewhale - https://sourcewhale.com/demoFirefish - https://www.firefishsoftware.com/rmp-------------------------Extra Stuff:Learn more about our all-in-one training platform Hector here: https://bit.ly/47hsaxeSign up for our FREE Limitless Learning Newsletter here: https://limitless-learning.thisishector.com/subscribe-------------------------Get in touch:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hishemazzouz/-------------------------Support the show:Support the podcast and leave a review here.

Today's The Future of Teamwork episode features a conversation with Andrew Sillitoe, performance coach and author of 'Managing the Mist.' Explore Andrew's journey from street hockey to professional leagues, and how he applies that history to his successes in business. With show host and HUDDL3 CEO Dane Groeneveld, Andrew delivers key insights on coaching clarity, designing effective training, fostering psychological safety, prioritizing mental health, and achieving distributed leadership for teams to thrive.Key Takeaways[00:00 - 05:30] Introducing Andrew Sillitoe, author of Managing the Mist, business psychologies, performance coach, and founder[00:48 - 03:41] Humble beginnings in street hockey to the professional leagues and applying that experience to business and advertising[06:28 - 07:34] How are we freeing teams to be healthier, better humans inside and outside work[07:32 - 09:34] Giving your team learning opportunities to wing it, looking back fondly on the autonomy offered working at Yellow Pages[09:36 - 12:31] What are you prepared to let go of short-term for long-term benefits[12:30 - 13:54] Coaching clarity and avoiding assumptions[14:00 - 15:57] Two benefits to coaching, a non-player perspective, considering the Eisenhower Matrix and prioritization[15:58 - 19:37] The differences between mentoring away from the game and coaching in the game[19:38 - 23:30] Six steps of how to design training[23:31 - 25:12] Finding balance with your team, looking for the best idea, not the boss's idea[25:20 - 31:10] Andrew's books about creating clarity and driving flow in teams, managing stress, and transformation (Managing the Mist, The Four Keys)[31:10 - 32:52] The vulnerability of sharing your story, a movement in wellbeing and navigating difficult times[32:53 - 36:24] A new generation of the workforce that prioritizes psychological safety, mental health, and constructive feedback[36:27 - 37:55] Mental health, physical health, and the routines that reinforce them (nutrition, rest, etc.)[37:58 - 40:31] Ikigai, the blue zones, and nutrition's role in flow[40:36 - 45:04] Distributed leadership and aligning vision so teams show up to tackle problems, tactical decision-making toward achieving objectives[45:06 - 46:36] A purpose statement doesn't have to be grandiose; make achievable objectives for your team[46:39 - 48:05] Clarity around purpose statements and distributed leadership

How do you go from a rollerdisco to being a top sports coach? Is attitude more important than talent? How do you get comfortable with being uncomfortable? In the latest episode of The Talent Intelligence Podcast, Alan McFadden sits down with Andrew Sillitoe, performance psychologist, speaker, and founder of multiple businesses to discuss the psychology behind being a top performer. Andrew is a great believer in finding the thing you're good at, and getting really good at it. Rather than focus on weaknesses, Andrew teaches that honing in on your main skills is the best way to success. Find out how Andrew's dad's passing changed his mindset and how he uses his own techniques to coach sports people, sales teams, and recruiters to be the best at what they're good at.  

Negative self-talk can majorly impact our mental health and well-being, but it is possible to overcome it with the right tools and support. In this video, Andrew Sillitoe shares how we can work towards a more positive and constructive self-talk pattern and improve our overall mental health and work at our full potential. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“The pivotal moment for me was when I started thinking of myself as a mentor rather than just being a coach.”In this episode, we speak about the importance of understanding the difference between a coach and a mentor. And we do that this week from the perspective of my guest who has a strong background in being a professional athlete turned coach, turned executive mentor who now develops leaders who inspire, influence, and build teams that win.If you're tired of underperformance and ready to level up, he's your guy! My guest is very open in sharing his leadership journey - the life events that served as his learning experiences - that brought him to where he is now. I hope you are excited, because these stories make him very relatable despite his success and accomplishments, and are bound to inspire you for your week…ABOUT OUR GUESTAndrew Sillitoe is fascinated with how changing our mindset can change the world around us. He has been writing, speaking and teaching on mindset since 2007, as any of his thousands of students and followers can tell you. Featured in Inc magazine and TEDx speaker, he has worked with the BBC and has four published books.A blogger, speaker, and mental coach, he is known mostly for his work with elite athletes and business leaders.Outside of leading multiple personal development brands, he plays and coaches ice hockey in Czechia whilst raising four children with his wife.Andrew has failed many times in life and had some massive lows, including losing his father to a sudden heart attack when he was 16; but he turned these lows into transformation, and it was in 2007 that he became obsessed with performance improvement. Follow him for mindset and leadership advice that actually works. You can learn more about Andrew and his work here:https://andrewsillitoe.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-sillitoe/https://www.instagram.com/andrewsillitoe/ABOUT OUR HOSTKen Eslick is an Entrepreneur, Author, Podcaster, Tony Robbins Trainer, Life Coach, Husband of 35+ Years, and Grandfather. Ken currently spends his time as the President & Founder of The Leaders Lab where he and his team focus on Senior Leadership Acquisition. They get founders the next level C-Suite Leaders they need to go from being an Inc. Magazine 5000 fastest growing company to $100,000,000 + in revenue.  You can learn more about Ken and his team at theleaderslab.coListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/ken-eslick/

Andrew Sillitoe is a well renowned coach in the area of leadership, working with high-achieving managers throughout the business world and helping them to build winning teams. Kriss & Andrew (or Smilie as he is better known to Kriss) go back a long way, to the days of their player/coach relationship when they were representing Great Britain in Inline Hockey. Naturally they had alot to talk about and there are some great takeaways not to be missed, including: - What it takes to develop a winning mindset - What happens when your strengths actually become your enemies - How you can 'get out of' your own way - Is your addiction or obsession to training sustainable? If you like this episode and want to find out more about Andrews work head over to www.playercoach.com or @andrewsillitoe on instagram. Keep up to date with my recent coaching insights - here  P.S. Whenever you're ready there are 3 ways you can work with us Strength For Endurance to overcome your pain and return to doing the things you at the level you want. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel - here Arm yourself with a level of knowledge you can call on at anytime. From choosing the best exercises, identifying the warning signs to prevent bigger issues developing or understanding what other factors you could be addressing to unlock your potential, we'll give you the essential tools and resources. Join our SFE Program Pathway - here The proof is in our results and we've taken hundreds of individuals from a place of confusion & despair to a place of confidence and full recovery. Get the highest level of accountability, support, strategy and training starting with our 12 week program. Book a Consultation Call - here

Humans have evolved in remarkable and countless ways. From Stonehenge to putting a man on the moon. From the Bayeux Tapestry to the Industrial Revolution, to air travel to being able to FaceTime your parents, even though they keep holding their phone to their ear during the conversation. You have to admit we've gained a lot of knowledge since that time we were supposedly all fish. And we're not afraid to use it. Understanding, embracing and mastering technology allows us to reach people in more ways and in less time than ever before. When it comes to success, technology has a lot to answer for. But it is also the cause of a lot of failures. The problem with remote management is it can allow managers to be able to manage without knowing their team at all. And that's where I think this advancement of technology has gone too far.My name is Andrew Sillitoe, and today we are discussing how to future-proof your business and your career as a manager. Welcome to the Player-Coach Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ever wondered what it takes to become an unbreakable entrepreneur? There are many components that come into play, but truly understanding what you want to be known for and what your personal requirements are is more important than you may think.  In this episode, Chris answers http://www.andrewsillitoe.com (Andrew Sillitoe's) question on how to become an unbreakable entrepreneur. He deep dives into why it's vital to become known as an entrepreneur, why the entry level to entrepreneurship is lower than it ever has been and so much more!  Episode Timestamps [03:34] - It all starts with you – make a choice [05:30] - Don't become stuck in the past [07:57] - Your ability to sense when you need to rest [09:06] - Taking time off  Essential Learning Points From This Episode Make a choice of what you want to be known for What worked before may not work now The ability to understand your own personal requirements Knowing when you need to take time off  Want your question to be answered by Chris on the show? Send him a DM on https://instagram.com/chrisducker (Instagram) with the word “PODCAST” followed by your question, or send an email to the team support@youpreneur.com with the subject line “PODCAST” and your question in the email.  Important Links & Mentions From This Episode  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvtsn89psVc&t=3s (How to Become Known as an Expert [video]) http://youpreneur.com/bundle (Get Access to the Expertise Monetization Bundle) https://amzn.to/35BjfYg (Pick Up a Copy of Chris' Book, Rise of the Youpreneur) http://chrisducker.com/group (Join the Profitable Personal Entrepreneurs Facebook Group) http://youtube.com/chrisducker (Subscribe to Chris' YouTube Channel) https://www.youpreneur.com/podcast (Browse the Youpreneur FM Podcast Archive) https://youpreneur.com/personal-branding-roadmap-download/ (Download your FREE copy of the Personal Branding Roadmap)   Thank you for tuning in! There are a lot of podcasts you could be tuning into today, but you chose ours, and we're grateful for that. If you enjoyed today's show, please share it by using the social media buttons you see on the player at the top of this page. Also, kindly consider taking the 60-seconds it takes to https://www.chrisducker.com/itunes (leave an honest review and rating) for the podcast on iTunes, they're extremely helpful when it comes to the ranking of the show and you can bet that I read every single one of them personally! Lastly, don't forget to subscribe to the show on your favorite app, using the link below the player at the top of this page.

How many X factor winners can you name? I'm going to give you 10 seconds to have a think. How many have you got?..If you're new to the podcast, you might have spent the 10 seconds frantically and confusedly looking through your phone or computer to see what podcast you accidentally clicked on. If you've joined us before you might be confused by the change in direction we've taken. Maybe you were expecting to tune in to a podcast that is discussing balanced living in a complex world. Perhaps you are seeking advice and support from a fellow business person who is looking to achieve results but striving to avoid burning out. Instead, you got asked to name X factor winners... And I bet you were rubbish at it. Ok. Another question. What if I asked you to name artists whose careers have spanned more than 20 years. The musical greats if you will. Go one, I'll give you another 10 seconds… Who have you got? Dylan, Aretha Franklin, Springsteen, Bowie, Madonna?...And how many? Whatever your number is I am sure it is higher for my second question than my first... We are not going to dwell on musicians in this episode because 1) we don't have the rights to use any of their songs and are already possibly in dangerous territory and 2) they are not the entire subject of today's episode… In today's episode we are going to be asking a big, complex question. Even bigger than “how many X factor contestants can you name?” I hear you ask? Yes. Much bigger than that. My name is Andrew Sillitoe, this is The Andrew Sillitoe Show and today I am going to be asking “Are you really winning?” “It's not about the winning, it's the taking part that counts.” This phrase is repeated by every compassionate supporter of someone who is, to use an unfair turn of phrase, a loser. Now listen, if you, like me, have ever been on the receiving end of such a comment you will know that it tends to be as soothing as a handful of salt to the wound you've just been left with. The only thing left to do is rub it in… But even the winners, the people who come in first, the presidential candidate who wins the popular vote, still might not have won the whole race… So what does winning really look like, and how willing are we to challenge our preconceived ideas? In this episode I'm interested in exploring what winning really means to us, and what it really should mean.. Winning in business is often an unachievable, impossible goal, an ever moving target that is asking us to hit the bull's eye, then as soon as you do, do it again and if you don't, you have to put down your bow and arrow and to conclude this archer based metaphor, hang up your Robin Hood hat and vow never to return to Sherwood Forest again… The feeling that “everyone else is doing better than me” is a common and understandable one. I felt it often. I still feel it. I feel it when I turn on the tv and see actors that look like they've been hand crafted by angels. I see it when I engage with social media, people celebrating their achievements that range from buying their dream home to mastering a full English breakfast. I feel it in business when I see the end of year figures that make my eyes water… If you, like me, feel like you are not really but I think it is time we talk about what winning looks like and more importantly what it feels like. I'm going to tell you a quick story about a time that I felt I had lost. winning, you are not alone... So listen in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How many lies have you told today? Depending on what time of the day you're joining us the number could be extremely high. I don't want to rustle too many feathers so early into the episode either so rest assured they don't have to be big lies. I'm not out and out calling you a liar…But chances are unless you're living an exhausting and time consuming double life or have been a successful secret agent, the lies won't be big ones but you will have told some. But how many?.. Roughly?.. I would be surprised if your answer is zero. In fact, if your answer is zero, I think I will call you a liar… A recent study conducted by the University of Massachusetts found that in a 10 minute conversation 60% of people told on average 2-3 lies. So depending on how long you've been awake today, chances are you are racking up mis-truths into at least double figures… But don't feel bad. It's not just you doing it. People are lied to between 10-200 hundred times a day. It seems we're all at it. So is honesty really the best policy? Or are we being lied to about that, as well? This is The Andrew Sillitoe Show where we talk about balancing living in a complex world. Thanks so much for tuning in. I'm really glad you could join us. Honestly. Today on my Show we are going to be talking about speaking the truth. As you heard from my introduction, truth telling may not be as commonplace as we think it is. However this idea does prove that telling the truth can be difficult. If it was easy, surely more of us would do it more often. There is science to the lies we tell. For example studies show that about 25% of lies are told for the benefit of others, to protect them, support them and assure them that no one would have noticed how drunk they were at the staff party and they really have nothing to worry about on Monday morning… This means, however, that the rest of the lies, the 75% of the lies we tell, are to benefit ourselves. The thing is though, they might not be benefiting us as much as we think. If I ask you to think of what you want, what would your answer be? Unless this question is at the forefront of you mind daily, it might be hard to answer, but I am going to encourage you to have a think…What do you want?… I want to be really clear that I want you to search for an honest answer. Today we are going to start getting to the truth. This question was probably easier to answer when we were younger. I think the reason we as adults like asking children “what do you want to be when you grow up” is because the answers are often hilarious. If you asked me what I wanted to be when I was 6 I would have said a HOCKEY PLAYER*. I said it with confidence, honesty and determination. If you'd have asked my friend Katie when she was 6 years old she would have told you she wanted to be a Dinosaur. When I asked my son, he said hockey player. My daughter wanted to be a police. All of these dreams were clear, honest answers to the question “What do you want to be?” As we get older and have more regular visits to “the real world” not only, often, does our passion go, but also our honesty. I am going to invite you to have a quick think about what you want and I want you to answer honestly. Only when we know what we are seeking will we know when we find it. Being honest about what you want is the first step towards achieving it. So be honest. What do you want? Once you've worked out what you want, the next challenge is of course, how do we make it happen? This question is another where lying to yourself and others will not serve you no matter how much you think it will. Let me give you an example. I, as many of you know by now, play hockey. I love playing hockey and I am motivated to keep playing and improving as much as possible. I want to be the best player and team mate I can possibly be. If I want to achieve this, I need to be realistic about how to do that. It means taking into consideration training, it means eliminating alcohol intake, making sure my diet is providing me with the fuel I need to succeed. The least I owe myself, and the least you owe yourselves is honesty about what it takes to get to where you want to go. There is a famous image, I'm not sure if you've seen it or not, of a ballet dancer on pointe, where they are up on their tip toe in a ballet shoe. The image next to it is her foot without the ballet shoe on it. Her toes are bandaged, plastered, cut and bruised. Now, let me be very clear, the takeaway from this isn't nor should it be “if you're not bleeding by the end of the day, you're not working.” There is little to no benefit from ending your work day with less blood in your body than you started with. But I think it is a helpful reminder that success takes hard work, sacrifice, compromise, enthusiasm, dedication and honesty. The ballet dancer makes it look deceptively easy but they know how much it took to get there… They are honest about what it takes. And we should be too. Success in business and in your personal life takes honesty. From listening to your body and really hearing what it has to say, whether that is “we need to rest” or “we could do with some exercise.” all the way to the terrifying thought that someone in your business may be able to do a job just as well as you. A thought that, I confess, I struggle with sometimes. If you run your own business, like I do, you know it is not just a job. It is a passion, a life choice, a tangible, real part of your existence. It is often one of the first questions we are asked when we meet someone. Remember those events we used to be allowed to reluctantly go to when we are trapped in the dreaded small talk of- “…sooooo….what do you do.” Although this pandemic has been going on so long now, I almost miss awkward small talk… My point is, the fact that running a business takes so much energy and passion means, by default, that many of us fall into the “control freak” category of humans. And there are plenty of us there. We are unable to contemplate that someone else could do the job as well as us, and maybe that it true, but if we are being honest, as we are trying to be from now on, remember, it shouldn't stop us delegating. Running a business shouldn't stop us asking others for help when we need it. Running a business should actually force us to be better at it. It shouldn't stop us from listening to all ideas before making a decision. Honesty comes in all shapes and sizes and when it comes to speaking your truth, it has to come with the courage to share your truth with others and allow them to do the same. Elton John wrote “sorry seems to be the hardest word” but being more of a Beatles fan, I tend to relate more to the song “Help”. There is a strength in letting go and asking for help. And there's a truth to it. And that's what today is all about. You are not under oath, unless you currently are, and in that case, why and how are you listening to this podcast? But most of you are not under oath. So please don't think that, following this episode, if you want to be a successful leader you can never tell a lie again. But try and focus a little more on speaking your truth. The great Mark Twain once said “if you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything.” so start speaking the truth to yourself. Honestly. I've been Andrew Sillitoe and this has been Desert Island Discs… Ahhh. I forgot my own advice. 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 Andrew Sillitoe is a Business Psychologist, Speaker and Author of “Managing the Mist: How to Develop Winning Mind-sets and Create High Performance Teams.” He is the owner of www.AndrewSillitoe.com and of Strategic Team Coaching Ltd, a company that is passionate about enhancing leadership, creating high- performance teams and developing winning mind-sets. Andrew is an experienced executive coach and business consultant. He studied an MSc in ‘Management Consulting and Organisational Change' at Birkbeck University and draws upon his strong commercial experience to help organisations, teams and individuals realise their potential and deliver better results. A talented athlete, Andrew played 77 games in 11 World Championships for Great Britain Inline Hockey Team and competed professionally representing Vancouver, California and Colorado. In 2011 Andrew coached Great Britain to win a Division One gold medal, achieving promotion into the top eight countries at the IIHF 2012 World Championships for the first time. www.AndrewSillitoe.com

In this week's episode, I am joined by a business psychologist and former international athlete and coach, Andrew Sillitoe (@andrewsillitoe)!You can find Andrew on the following socials:Instagram: @andrewsillitoeTwitter: @AndrewSillitoeFacebook: @andrewsillitoeWebsite: www.andrewsillitoe.comPodcast: Scale Without Burnout with Andrew SillitoeIn our wide-ranging conversation, we discuss; His areas of expertise;What goes behind the scenes;Creating a high-performance culture;And so, SO much more!Useful Resources mentioned in this episode: Business, Body, Relationships, and Mindset by: Andrew SillitoeWinning! by Clive WoodwardMindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol S. DweckKey Points: Andrew's passion, the highs and the lows (3:07)Talking about hockey whilst blossoming his entrepreneurial skills (8:37)Less is more (14:08)Being the best you can be (17:41)The difference between hockey now and then (18:18)80% mindset, 10% skill, 10% knowledge and experience (21:24) His areas of expertise and what goes behind the scenes and creating a high-performance culture (23:26)Becoming a head coach (31:15)What does it take to have a winning mindset? (33:48) If you love this show, please leave us a review. Go to RateThisPodcast.com/rlss and follow the simple instructions. Listen to the Real Life Sports Show on iTunes or Spotify. Be sure to follow me on Instagram @samadamscoachVisit my website at www.sam-adams.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Sillitoe, business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author talks to Nick about his 4-Keys method and learning how to sustain performance for maximum success With a background as a professional athlete, Andrew brings the winning psychology and mindset of athletes to the business arena with his 4-Keys method and explains how having a vision, game plan and legacy in key areas of your life can bring  the sustained balance you need to succeed   KEY TAKEAWAYS I discovered my mission when I talked about my own story and people leaned into it The thing that made the biggest difference was changing my diet it brought more clarity and more energy Everyone could benefit from an elimination diet When you scale a business, you need to also be able to scale the leadership You need to have not only a vision but also a purpose You need to have intent about what you want to achieve Having the passion, the heart and the drive are really powerful in getting where you want to be Business, body, relationships and mindset form the basis of the 4-Keys method You need a form a vision, game plan and legacy for each area of the 4-Keys There is an element of transformation and becoming the best version of yourself can change your life It's about taking action and forming new habits Mindset is about understanding what you want to change and moving to a point where you take action and move forward You need to do three things really well - be goal orientated, manage your emotions under pressure and develop self-awareness In business having clarity in your vision, processes and who you are serving is key Business is not a linear pathway; the trajectory can be straight but the journey can be messy When you start expressing your genes in a way that is more in line with our ancestor's change can come quickly   BEST MOMENTS ‘We have a mantra that is ‘slow down to speed up' ‘The 4-Keys method sent me in a different direction but I realised it was my true passion' ‘It's about being proactive and present in your relationships'    VALUABLE RESOURCES Scale Up Your Business – scaleup.vip/podcast Join the free Scale Up Your Business community: scaleup.vip/community Take the Predictable Growth Assessment™, to measure your current business performance and show you where to focus next to get to where you want to be: https://scaleup.vip/PredictableGrowthAssessment Andrew Sillitoe The 4-Keys Quiz   ABOUT THE HOST   My name is Nick Bradley. I'm an entrepreneur, author, speaker and investor. My background is in growing and scaling VC and Private Equity backed businesses.   Having successfully built, bought and sold a number of companies, and removed myself from day-to-day operations, my focus now is on helping entrepreneurs get to where they want to be, in business and in life. As well as investing in growth businesses and backing turnarounds - with the ultimate aim of creating value from significant capital events.   I'm passionate about personal and professional development - showing up and being the best version of myself ... every day.   My bigger vision is to help bring entrepreneurial skills, experience and mindset to people in developing nations - so they can follow their dreams, live life more on their terms - utilising entrepreneurship as a global force for good.   CONTACT METHOD Nick's Facebook Page: https://scaleup.vip/FB   Nick's LinkedIn: https://scaleup.vip/LI   Nick's Instagram: https://scaleup.vip/IG   Scale Up Your Business website: www.suyb.global                             See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the trailer for episode #14 of the Real Life Sports Show. In this upcoming episode, I am joined by a business psychologist and former international athlete and coach, Andrew Sillitoe (@andrewsillitoe)! In our wide-ranging conversation, we discuss; His areas of expertise;What goes behind the scenes;Creating a high-performance culture;And so, SO much more!Stay tuned this Wednesday, 18th of August! If you love this show, please leave us a review. Go to RateThisPodcast.com/rlss and follow the simple instructions. Listen to the Real Life Sports Show on iTunes or Spotify. Be sure to follow me on Instagram @samadamscoachVisit my website at www.sam-adams.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew is a business psychologist, a former athlete, the Founder of The 4 Keys Mastermind, and of the Team Head Coach leadership. He is also the best-selling author of The 4 Keys book. Andrew will be a familiar face to many - especially to leaders looking to enhance their mindset! His main focus is to work with leaders and to help balance their careers in a complex world. In this high-energy episode, Andrew gives his experiences and his advice to leaders, to ensure they have a holistic view of their life and well-being so that they look after themselves as well as their teams. The key points covered in this episode are: Why do leaders burn out? What are the 4 key methods? Do leaders need to be competitive? Links to connect with Andrew - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewsillitoe22/ This episode is sponsored by Hoxo Media - the leading marketing agency for recruitment businesses. For further details on their 8-week academy, contact Lysha (07855 778617) https://www.hoxomedia.com/ You can also watch this episode on our Youtube Channel - Qui Recruitment R2R

In this episode Simon is joined by former professional inline hockey player and Team GB coach, Andrew Sillitoe. After helping build a performance and leadership team within one of the most recognisable recruitment consultancy brands, Andrew began a path of learning and development that marks him as one of the pre-eminent leadership figures within the staffing and commercial sector. Andrew is a serious exponent of wellbeing and positive mindset, fusing lessons learned from his time spent in elite sports with business. What does Andrew think makes sustainable leadership? How does this transcend all walks of life? And why is locker room mentality so important? This is an episode about no regrets. And it's a belter.

Andrew Sillitoe is a business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author from London. Blending over 20 years' experience gained in elite international sports and coaching with sound business and commercial aptitude and extensive experience of the recruitment sector, Andrew enables businesses to increase performance and drive growth. Today's podcast is fantastic discussion into Andrews background and experience starting off with the 3 things that create or define a WINNING MINDSET. We delve deeper into our own self-limiting beliefs – what stops us from progressing and pushing through our comfort zones. What are the 3 fears we hold so close? What's worse than being fearful? Has your environment shaped who you are and how you act? Do you play if safe? Are you a HYPER ACHIEVER or is this where you want to be? Listen in and let me know what you think.   Andrew adds great value around what it takes to create top billers in recruitment from a personal (consultant)  and team leader/billing manager perspective.   Andrew can be found here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewsillitoe22/   Founder of Team head Coach www.teamheadcoach.com   If you are still here, then you are clearly seeking more from your journey through life You already know you have greater potential and a much bigger calling & simply need to spend as much of your time around the right people – you know, those individuals that motivate, inspire, empower and challenge….   That is why this podcast was created. Come and join us   Top Biller – The Life of a Recruiter Book Links   PAPERBACK COPY https://expertrecruiter.kartra.com/page/sRH4   DIGITAL COPY https://expertrecruiter.kartra.com/page/lQT14

Andrew Sillitoe (@andrewsillitoe) is a business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author from London, England. Andrew was a professional roller hockey player and coach who overcame gout and is now feeling physically and mentally stronger at 44 than he did at 24 thanks to the carnivore diet. Andrew helps founders scale their businesses, avoid overwhelm, and get more done!   This episode is brought to you by Optimal Carnivore. Do you struggle to eat organ meat? Optimal Carnivore was created by Carnivores for Carnivores. They created a unique organ complex from grass-fed animals in New Zealand. It includes 9 different organs -  Liver, Brain, Heart, Thymus, Kidney, Spleen, Pancreas, Lung etc.  Taking 6 capsules is the same as eating an ounce of raw organ meat from the butcher. Get 10% off your order by going to https://amzn.to/3hSXXtu and using the code: carnivore10 at checkout! (currently only shipping within the US)   What questions would you like answered or who would you like to hear from in the carnivore or research community?   Let me know on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.  

Hey everyone! In today’s episode, we have Andrew Sillitoe, who I met in Youpreneur in London. Andrew is a moderator of one of the big rooms in Clubhouse. We talked about what Clubhouse is and how to win in it.

Make It Happen with Will Polston - Episode - 052 - The 4 Keys - Business, Body, Relationships and Mindset With Andrew Sillitoe Part 1 Episode Notes Make It Happen with Will Polston - Episode - 052 - The 4 Keys - Business, Body, Relationships and Mindset With Andrew Sillitoe Part 1 Make It Happen with Will Polston is a weekly podcast that consists of a combination of episodes with Mindset Strategist Will Polston and episodes with Will's guests from around the world providing you with insights on how you can transform your excuses into results to benefit yourself, your family, your friends, your community, society, humanity and the universe, what he calls - The Ripple Effect. Andrew Sillitoe is a business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author. Blending 20 years' experience as an elite international sportsman and coach along with three published books and an acclaimed TED talk.   Andrew's innovative and straight-talking views on leadership, teamwork and strategy has resulted in his advice and guidance being sought after by key figures at several FTSE 100 companies.   In 1997, Andrew made the move to Canada to pursue a professional roller hockey career and develop his coaching skills. He succeeded in both, becoming the first British player to play professionally while his thriving coaching business was born.   Since then he developed a new method to enable elite athletes and business leaders to fulfil their potential. This was the seed that eventually blossomed into his renowned 4 Keys Method. In this episode, Will has Andrew as his guest and they talk about: - Why Andrew cares so much about business owners - The 3 ideas to be a better business owner  - Why strength is a great primary focus for your body To find out more about Andrew Sillitoe click here. Join the free Make It Happen Community Facebook group by clicking here.

Make It Happen with Will Polston - Episode - 053 - The 4 Keys - Business, Body, Relationships and Mindset With Andrew Sillitoe Part 2 Episode Notes Make It Happen with Will Polston - Episode - 053 - The 4 Keys - Business, Body, Relationships and Mindset With Andrew Sillitoe Part 2 Make It Happen with Will Polston is a weekly podcast that consists of a combination of episodes with Mindset Strategist Will Polston and episodes with Will's guests from around the world providing you with insights on how you can transform your excuses into results to benefit yourself, your family, your friends, your community, society, humanity and the universe, what he calls - The Ripple Effect. Andrew Sillitoe is a business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author. Blending 20 years' experience as an elite international sportsman and coach along with three published books and an acclaimed TED talk.   Andrew's innovative and straight-talking views on leadership, teamwork and strategy has resulted in his advice and guidance being sought after by key figures at several FTSE 100 companies.   In 1997, Andrew made the move to Canada to pursue a professional roller hockey career and develop his coaching skills. He succeeded in both, becoming the first British player to play professionally while his thriving coaching business was born.   Since then he developed a new method to enable elite athletes and business leaders to fulfil their potential. This was the seed that eventually blossomed into his renowned 4 Keys Method. In this episode, Will has Andrew as his guest and they talk about: In this episode, Will has Andrew as his guest and they talk about: - The importance of communication in relationships - The power of living to your vision  - Why you want to fail and fail hard To find out more about Andrew Sillitoe click here. Join the free Make It Happen Community Facebook group by clicking here.

Dualta interviewed Andrew about his journey and unique perspective on leadership.

Burnout is a something you hear about but would you know it if it hit you? Would you notice if you lost your way and didn't get fired up about what you're doing any more? Andrew Sillitoe has built his business around helping business owners scale without burnout. Yes - scaling a business takes hard work and tenacity - but you can do it without embracing all the stereotypes we all know. In this week's episode Andrew walks me through his business, how he built it and how he works with clients and unpacks the four keys to scaling without burnout. I loved this interview and I hope you will too. --- Amplify your digital marketing with the Amplify Accelerator .. www.amplifyme.community (www.amplifyme.community) (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkhcc6rfcnaKF3vZGRDkCGQ?sub_confirmation=1) Visit the show website at (http://www.amplifyme.fm) Follow on Instagram and Twitter (http://instagram.com/bobgentle) Join the Amplify Insiders Facebook Community : (http://www.amplifyme.me/insiders) Please take a second to rate this show in iTunes. ❤ It will mean a lot to me.

Today I was joined by Andrew Sillitoe, a well known Performance Coach, recruitment agency advisor, author and host of the virtual recruitment summit this summer. Andrew is the founder of the 4 Keys method, a process that anyone can follow to achieve high performance across all areas of life. He is currently advising over 40 recruitment leaders on all things relating to this and he has never been busier than the past few weeks! In this episode Andrew shares the practical advice that he gives his clients on a daily basis and also revealed that he is offering FREE access to his 4Keys app throughout the COVID-19 pandemic! You can access here - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-4-keys/id1490124640?ls=1 (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-4-keys/id1490124640?ls=1) A smart and genuine guy, you can connect with Andrew and ask any questions here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewsillitoe22/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewsillitoe22/)

Our Chief Fish Wendy is joined by esteemed business psychologist and recruitment coach, Andrew Sillitoe, who will share his secrets to running a highly successful recruitment agency and maintaining healthy life balance. Andrew is very highly regarded amongst recruitment circles primarily for his candid, straight-talking approach to business and leadership coaching. Having spent many years working closely with recruiters, professional athletes and A-list celebrities, he knows exactly what works and what doesn’t when coaching busy people to success when they live and work in competitive environments.

In today's episode of Health Coach Radio, we interview Andrew Sillitoe.  Andrew is a Business Psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author from Kent, England.  Blending 20 years of experience as an elite international sportsman and coach, along with 3 published books and an acclaimed Ted Talk, Andrew has developed quite the coaching career. His views on leadership, teamwork, and strategy have resulted in Andrew being a sought after coach by key figures in the financial sector.  In today's episode, we discuss his book, The 4 Keys, how to structure client offerings, the importance of just taking action, practicing what you preach and much more.    To learn how to become a health coach or to up-level your skills and credentials as a health coach, visit primalhealthcoach.com.

THE BASICS What’s happening guys! It’s time for another episode of the Next Level Guy Show podcast with your favourite Teuchter Ian Dawson Mackay. Next Level Guy is the go-to men’s interview, interest and improvement website, where I quiz the experts to find out the hacks, tips, methods, and protocols that you can implement in...

Want to take every area of your life to the next level? Ever question the balance between the time allocated to work, health, family & relationships? Then this podcast will transform the way you think about those 24 hours in each day. Andrew Sillitoe has the rare combination of dynamic coaching, psychological reprogramming, tough life skills and playing at the top level for his country If you are serious about business, your health and the way you life your life as you should, Andrew will make you think differently about every area, it has made a profound impact on me. Listen out for his 90 Day Action Plan so you can take action, Andrew Sillitoe gets recruitment, he gets business and he knows what it takes to get you focussed on working it all out to win. Andrew Sillitoe – Business Coach.

Andrew Sillitoe has developed a successful corporate training brand and a personal coaching brand. How did he do it?

Andrew Sillitoe is a business psychologist, speaker, and the author of The 4 Keys. His innovative approach to leadership and work-life balance has earned him invitations to work with a range of global companies, including Pfizer, Nationwide, Virgin, and the BBC. Today Andrew runs the UK's number- one training company for entrepreneurs and business owners who want to succeed in business, health, relationships, and mindset. This show is sponsored by Experiment 27. Get the sales and service agreement (free client contract template) Experiment 27 uses to close business at http://bit.ly/x27contract. [$1,000 value] In this episode you'll learn: [0:53] A little about Andrew's background [1:54] What's the connection between coaching Hockey players and Entrepreneurs? [3:03] The main reason Entrepreneurs feel overwhelmed [3:51] What makes it susceptible for it to all fall apart [5:19] Suicide rate among Entrepreneurs is up [5:55] What's the advice for an Entrepreneur stressing it out in the early days? [9:50] How to get around the Shiny Thing Syndrome? [11:55] What does Andrew's business plan look like? [13:08] Mindset - the missing Key that people forget about [17:03] How to scale a coaching program? [18:00] The Main lessons Andrew learned from his father's journey [22:25] How do you go about fixing the problem of being years behind in your industry? Links mentioned: The 4 Keys by Andrew Sillitoe (https://amzn.to/2IxMqSn) AndrewSillitoe.com Connect with Andrew on LinkedIN (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewsillitoe22/) Get Fit to Win Group on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/GetFitToWin/) Brought to you by Experiment 27. Find us on Youtube (B2Bsalestraining.org). If you've enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to The Alex Berman Podcast on iTunes and leave us a 5-star review.

We interview Andrew Sillitoe, professional professional athlete, business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author from Kent, England. His most recent book, The Four Keys, empowers people to take full responsibility in your business, body, relationships and mindset.  We dive into Andrew’s personal experiences as an athlete turned business coach and chat about the Four Keys and how you need to get serious about finding balance across those 4 pillars to fast track success.

  Blending 20 years’ experience as an elite international sportsman and coach along with three published books and an acclaimed TED talk, Andrew’s innovative and straight-talking views on leadership, teamwork, and strategy has resulted in his advice and guidance being sought after by key figures at several FTSE 100 companies. After competing in 11 Inline Hockey World Championships for Team GB, in 2010 he was offered the perfect platform on which to try out his innovative strategies - as Head Coach of Team GB. With Andrew at the helm, they won Gold and promotion into Pool A for the first time at the IIHF World Championships 9 months later. These days, Andrew speaks to aspiring entrepreneurs and business leaders all around the world, while Pfizer, Ericsson, Nationwide, Virgin Media and the BBC are among the global corporations who’ve turned to Andrew to empower its leaders to take full responsibility in their business, body, relationships and mindset. He does this with a plain English approach that molds together a range of techniques from his background in professional sport, business psychology and well being.

Sometimes it's hard to have clarity around your vision or to take the big steps needed to create positive changes. There are many paths to success and I'm excited to introduce you to Andrew Sillitoe's 4 Keys. Andrew is a former professional roller hockey player turned speaker, author, and coach. His recent book, The 4 Keys is a powerful tool for implementing a unique system to be successful not only in your business, but in your relationships, your health, and in your mind. I love this episode because we discussed several ways to get unstuck, how to prioritize what's important, time management, taking person responsibility for your action, and the power of a vision board. Andrew believes in setting lofty goals so that you can take big leaps to improve who you are and what you are doing on the way to getting there.   Topics Discussed in the Podcast  Andrew's career path Passion vs obsession The 4 Keys to Success how to make time how to take responsibility for your actions the power of a vision board crushing your self-limiting beliefs how to structure your day  Listen Now     Links Andrew Sillitoe's Website Andrew Sillitoe's Instagram Andrew on LinkedIn Andrew's Facebook Group Support the Show If you would like to support the growth my show, I'd love your contribution on.  Patreon.  The current production of this free show is primarily supported out of my own pocket and a small portion is covered through the donations on Patreon. With my Patreon page, you can donate directly to the show which will help me cover the costs and help it grow! Even 4 bucks a month- the cost of one coffee per month helps a LOT! Thanks, I really appreciate your support! Crowdfunding on Patreon – thank you! Shop my products!  Leave a review or share on social media Don't forget to subscribe! Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Thanks for listening!

Today’s show features special guest Andrew Sillitoe. He is a business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker, and author.  His most recent book, “The 4 Keys: How to Win in Your Business, Body, Relationships, and Mindset”, discusses something that we chat about each week on the show…finding wellness balance.  As such […]

Today’s show features special guest Andrew Sillitoe. He is a business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker, and author.  His most recent book, “The 4 Keys: How to Win in Your Business, Body, Relationships, and Mindset”, discusses something that we chat about each week on the show…finding wellness balance.  As such […]

Episode 135 Andrew Sillitoe is a business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author from Kent, England. He is a First Class Father who played professional hockey after competing in 11 Inline Hockey World Championships For team Great Britain. He has published three books and gave an acclaimed TED Talk. Andrew’s innovative and straight-talking views on leadership, teamwork and strategy has resulted in his advice and guidance being sought after by key figures at several FTSE 100 companies. His new book is titled The Four Keys and you can grab a copy here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1544512198/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=more071-21&camp=1634&creative=6738&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=1544512198&linkId=fe3db6dce67b5b3846f36834dce56115 Visit https://andrewsillitoe.com to find out more! First Class Fatherhood is sponsored by NFW Watch Company SAVE 15% OFF Watches by Visiting NFWonline.com Use Promo Code: FATHER SeatGeek SAVE $20 OFF Tickets by Visiting seatgeek.com Use Promo Code: FIRSTCLASS --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alec-lace/support

I first met Andrew at The Recruitment Network retreat in the summer He ran a workshop at the retreat which I thought was brilliant and I loved his story. I told Andrew at the retreat that he has to come on the podcast with me as he has tons of value to share. Glad to say we finally sat down together a couple of weeks ago for a slightly different recruitment rollercoaster episode. We talk about a lot of things but some great value in this episode for billing managers. He shared how billing managers need to focus on 3 things.

This episode is really for entrepreneurs, people running businesses, leaders who have it all together on the outside. They have their three year business plan, they’re channeling all their energy into it—but on ... The post The 4 Keys: Andrew Sillitoe appeared first on Author Hour.

Andrew Sillitoe joins host Trevor Kouritzin and co-host Steve Smi on this episode! Andrew Sillitoe is a business psychologist and performance coach. You can connect with Andrew at AndrewSillitoe.com Evolutionary.org Radio Live your life, look good doing it.

Join Dr. Krister Lowe and today's guest and leading organizational coach Andrew Sillitoe for this week's episode of The Team Coaching Zone Podcast.  Andrew Sillitoe is a Business Psychologist, Speaker and Author of "Managing the Mist: How to Develop Winning Mind-sets and Create High Performance Teams." He is the owner of www.AndrewSillitoe.com and of Strategic Team Coaching Ltd, a company that is passionate about enhancing leadership, creating high- performance teams and developing winning mind-sets. Andrew is an experienced executive coach and business consultant. He studied an MSc in ‘Management Consulting and Organisational Change’ at Birkbeck University and draws upon his strong commercial experience to help organisations, teams and individuals realise their potential and deliver better results. A talented athlete, Andrew played 77 games in 11 World Championships for Great Britain Inline Hockey Team and competed professionally representing Vancouver, California and Colorado. In 2011 Andrew coached Great Britain to win a Division One gold medal, achieving promotion into the top eight countries at the IIHF 2012 World Championships for the first time. In this episode of the podcast, Andrew shares his journey as a child growing up playing inline hockey to becoming a professional inline hockey player and coach and then into establishing his own career as a business psychologist and team coach. Themes explored in the podcast include: lessons learned from being a player on high performing sports teams; coaching sports teams; transitioning from coaching sports teams to business teams; Andrew's 5 part "Is Your House In Order" high performance teams and team coaching framework; Andrew's approach to coaching teams and sustaining change; his book "Managing the Mist: How to Develop Winning Mind-sets and Create High Performance Teams;" translating team coaching terminology into a language that real-world teams can access; and more. He also shares some stories of coaching business teams around the world. This is a yet another inspiring story of an exceptional individual who found his way into team coaching and the first former athlete featured on the podcast as well.  Andrew drops multiple "value bombs" for the listeners in this episode and this is surely an hour that listeners will not want to miss!