Podcast appearances and mentions of eloise skinner

Announcements: Emma is officially taking on more personal training clients, both in person and virtual! Book a free consult call to learn more here. Listen to Emma as a guest on Nymphet Alumni! A true career high.  The next STARGIRL virtual event will be Sunday, December 8 at 4pm New York time. Subscribe to the Patreon to join in! The Body Series returns this week with my dear friend Molly, a licensed social worker, who shares her experience working as a therapist in NYC. We discuss the cultural fatigue around therapy speak and “trauma,” how CBT, DBT, Attachment Theory, etc. got subsumed into (and weaponized by?) mainstream discourse, and the current trend toward somatic healing practices. We also explore the downsides of overidentifying with diagnoses, and put Molly's expertise in conversation with past Body Series guests, Emmeline Clein, Eloise Skinner, and Sloane Elizabeth. Discussed: “Overanalyzed: A series about how we fell out of love with therapy”, The Cut (2024) “Tell Me Why It Hurts” on The Body Keeps the Score, NY Mag (2023) Past The Body Series episodes: Emmeline Clein, Eloise Skinner, Sloane Elizabeth

Today we dive into "identity" - what it's comprised of, how we feel lost and burned out when we don't have a strong identity, and exercises we can do to uncover, and live by, our values. Eloise Skinner (website and Instagram) leads us through these exercises at the second half of the episode, and we also take a look at celebrities who have struggled with their identity before.

*Full episode on Patreon* Eloise Skinner is a psychotherapist, author, and fitness instructor whose work focuses on existential themes, embodiment, and wellbeing. In this episode of The Body Series, Eloise explains the principles of existential therapy, how she's built a life that combines her many varied interests (law, spirituality, therapy, fitness, dance, modeling, etc.), how our fundamental sense of trust in the world reflects our sense of safety in our bodies, and what Eloise calls "the pursuit of aliveness." Follow Eloise on Instagram and TikTok! Discussed: Eloise's TEDTalk But Are You Alive?Eloise's most-recent book

We chat with Eloise Skinner, author of ‘But Are You Alive?', founder and psychotherapist. It's almost become a cliche to talk about finding meaning and purpose at work, especially with regard to the expectations of millennials and Generation Z, and what they want from employers. So what do leaders need to know about this? What does purpose and meaning really mean to young employees? And how should leaders facilitate this quest for meaning? Eloise Skinner is well placed to answer these questions, through her work as an author and psychotherapist. Having started her career in corporate law, Eloise's work now focuses on existential topics like meaning, purpose and identity. Eloise's newest book, ‘But Are You Alive?', focuses on finding meaning and purpose in everyday life. We discuss the difference between meaning and purpose, practical tips to help people find their purpose, whether they are established or aspiring leaders, and what young people really want from the world of work. Zoe and Paul also discuss recent news stories about Nihal Arthanayake and inclusion at the BBC, as well as the government's new AI skills framework for organisations.   Notes Eloise's website: www.eloiseskinner.com Book link: https://www.hachette.co.uk/titles/eloise-skinner/but-are-you-alive/9781529398885/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/eloiseallexia News stories: Nihal Arthanayake and inclusion at the BBC https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/other/bbc-presenter-says-overwhelmingly-white-workplace-affects-his-mental-health/ar-AA1kJ00y https://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/tv-radio/nihal-arthanayake-bbc-white-journalism-b2455646.html UK government guidance on upskilling employees https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-business-guidance-to-boost-skills-and-unlock-benefits-of-ai Email us with your questions and ideas for future episodes startsatthetop@gmail.com And please leave us a review if you enjoy what you hear! Editing and production - Syren Studios with Paul Thomas Music by Joseph McDade https://josephmcdade.com/music Full transcript of this episode (srt file) Full transcript of this episode (.txt file) Transcripts are also available through your podcast app.  

Eloise Skinner's new book is called, But Are You Alive? How to Design a Life Worth Living.  In this conversation about her book, we discuss existential therapy, ancient practices, work life, monastic possibilities, and questions of meaning.  You can find her on Instagram, or through her website www.eloiseskinner.com I hope you hear some hints and guesses for your own everyday spiritual life. Enjoy!

New EasYoga Podcast Episode 135- Join Gemma in this episode where she talks to special guest Eloise Skinner.Eloise is an author, psychotherapist and yoga instructor with a specialism in meaning and purpose. Eloise's newest book, But Are You Alive?, focuses on finding a sense of depth and meaning in everyday life.You can find out more about Elise here:www.eloiseskinner.comEasyoga Podcast was voted #3 of the Best 15 UK Yoga Podcasts by Feedspot in October 2021. Go check it out. https://blog.feedspot.com/uk_yoga_podcasts/Podcast Ad's Affiliate LinksGrab yourself a coupon code to the affiliate links below.Confused Girl LA use code 'Yogigemma' at the checkouthttps://confusedgirlinthecity.com/Zencore Yoga use code 'Yogigemma15' at the checkouthttps://zencoreyoga.com/Tovi Gifts use code 'Yogigemma10' at the checkouthttps://tovigifts.com/Have a great day and as always, let me know your thoughts by leaving a comment below also please make sure to subscribe to this podcast.Did You Know...That You Only Need To Move Your Body For 30 Minutes Per Day 3 Times Per Week To Feel Awesome And Shift That Stressed Weight.Discover The #1 Secret Which Is 100% FREE!https://www.easyoga.co.uk/accessnow100percentfreeHave a great day and as always, let me know your thoughts by leaving a comment below also please make sure to subscribe to this podcast.Connect with Gemma via her website and social platforms:Calendly Link https://calendly.com/gemmahayleyniceWebsite is : https://www.gemmanice.comParadise Movement Website: https://msha.ke/paradisemovement_Social Platforms:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gemmahayleynice/Pintrest – https://www.pinterest.co.uk/GemmaHayleyNice/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3AzNc6oBLzanU-MgZsd-6ATwitter – https://twitter.com/GemmaHayleyNiceLinkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/gemmanicerelationshipcoachEasYoga Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/easyoga-all-things-relationships-yoga-and-wellbeing/id1466531712Insight Timer Meditation App - https://insighttimer.com/yogigemma

No, not the Michelangelo biography by Irving Stone, but the highs and lows of the maddening, marvellous process of writing a business book. In this best bits episode I pick out the pearls from the last few conversations, and this time the common theme is the pain and pleasure of writing a book, the unrelenting difficulty of it, and the extraordinary joy and meaning it provides. Often all in the same moment.  Whether you're agonising over your manuscript or feeling ecstatic about the progress you're making you'll relate to all of this, and if you're lacking motivation, you'll find it here in spades.  With insights from:  Steven Adjei on the nature of pain;  Richard Charkin on the visceral vulnerability of becoming an author;  Melissa Romo on the challenges of making the complex simple;  Catherine Erdly on detail wrangling;  Susan Doering on the relentless work of marketing;  Eloise Skinner on dealing with the soul suck of social media;  Adam Bryant on the all-consumingness of writing a book; and Alex Hill on why we do it at all.  Imagine what Michelangelo could have achieved if he'd listened to this...

'I have worked with a coach in the past who used to tell me things that have been very helpful, like it is your responsibility to the book to try and communicate its concepts out there, if you believe it is that helpful, you need to be sharing it with people. These are the things that I repeat to myself every day as I prepare to post one thing on Instagram.' Writing a book means marketing a book, and marketing a book means becoming visible as an author. And that isn't always easy, even when you have a huge following.  Eloise Skinner knows what it takes to write books (But Are You Alive? is her third), but she also knows that the writing alone isn't enough. To share her hard-won insights into what gives life meaning, which she's discovered through an extraordinary professional and personal life - including her work as a lawyer, as a psychotherapist and existential therapist and her time in an urban monastic community - she had to get comfortable being uncomfortable. In this thoughtful conversation, she tells me what that involves, and how she gets over herself to get her message out there. 

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Show Notes for The Aspiring Psychologist Podcast Episode: 71: But are you alive? Existential Psychotherapy with Eloise Skinner Thank you for listening to the Aspiring Psychologist Podcast. One of my favourite things about the podcast is being able to introduce you to areas of psychology you may not have heard of before or may not know much about. Today is exactly that! I am joined by my guest, Eloise Skinner, a Trainee Existential Therapist. We hope you find it useful. I'd of course love any feedback you might have! The Highlights:(00:28): Welcome and intro to today's episode (01:25): Welcome to Eloise Skinner(01:57): Eloise's role and history (03:07): Eloise's training (04:47): What does existential mean?(08:00): An element of presence(10:45):How to cope as an aspiring psychologist (13:19): Giving yourself permission to take up space(14:59): The frustration of therapy (16:17): The freedom and choices in life (19:00): How do you know when the time is right for existential psychotherapy?(21:10): The practical arrangements for training in psychotherapy(25:53): Eloise's books including the brand new one (27:30):Connecting with Eloise(28:01):Summary and close Links: Check out Eloise's brand-new book: But are you alive? Here: https://amzn.to/3mxEUgG  Connect with Eloise: https://www.eloiseskinner.com/ https://www.instagram.com/eloiseallexia/ To check out The Clinical Psychologist Collective Book: https://amzn.to/3jOplx0  To check out The Aspiring Psychologist Collective Book: https://amzn.to/3CP2N97  Get £40 off a remarkable tablet here: remarkable.com/referral/4LJU-DJD8  Get your Supervision Shaping Tool now: https://www.goodthinkingpsychology.co.uk/supervision Grab your copy of the new book: The Aspiring Psychologist Collective: https://amzn.to/3CP2N97  Connect socially with Marianne and check out ways to work with her, including the upcoming Aspiring Psychologist Book and The Aspiring Psychologist Membership on her Link tree: https://linktr.ee/drmariannetrent To join my free Facebook group and discuss your thoughts on this episode and more: https://www.facebook.com/groups/aspiringpsychologistcommunityLike, Comment, Subscribe & get involved:If you enjoy the podcast, please do subscribe and rate and review episodes. If you'd like to learn how to record and submit your own audio testimonial to be included in future shows head to: https://www.goodthinkingpsychology.co.uk/podcast and click the blue request info button at the top of the page. Hashtags: #aspiringpsychologist #dclinpsy #psychology #assistantpsychologist #psychologycareers...

Wouldn't it be easier for someone to just “give you the answer” and tell you what your purpose was in life?   Easier, maybe.  More meaningful?  Probably not.   Finding our purpose for why we're here requires walking the path and experiencing the journey, to a degree.  After all, crossing the finish line means little if we didn't take any of the steps to get there ourselves.  My guest today is Eloise Skinner. Eloise is an entrepreneur, author, and existential therapist. She is the founder of One Typical Day (an education technology start-up) and The Purpose Workshop (a social impact consultancy). In this episode, we'll hear about: Eloise's experience with experimental monasticism Her journey to existential therapy Why “introducing depth” is better than simply “giving the answers” The pressures of niching down  And much more!  Thanks again for listening to the Humanitarian Entrepreneur podcast! If you found this episode inspiring and meaningful, be sure to leave us a review wherever you're listening.  And don't forget to share this episode with someone that you know who might be feeling like they haven't found their purpose in life.  It can really help. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Eloise!   In This Episode: [1:16] – We're introduced to today's guest, Eloise Skinner and learn about her unique journey to finding a career in existential therapy. [3:44] – Eloise discusses what experimental monasticism is really like. [6:14] – The movement to existential therapy. [7:40] – Who were the people Eloise saw coming into a monastic life? [9:38] – This is how Eloise's experiences tie into her businesses, The Purpose Workshop and One Typical Day. [12:35] – The difference between “introducing the depth” versus “giving the answers”, according to Eloise. [15:00] – Throughout her 20s, Eloise wasn't sure what her path was meant to be. This is how she found her footing. [16:32] – Eloise addresses the pressures of niching down. [18:50] – “Finding the themes” helped Eloise find purpose and meaning in her professional and personal life. [20:06] – Eloise reveals some details about her new book that combines existentialism and well-being. [22:52] – Tiffany concludes the conversation.   Resources: To connect with Tiffany to solve problems or affect the kind of change you want: calendly.com/humanitarianentrepreneur   Website:https://humanitarian-entrepreneur.com  Connect with Eloise: @eloiseallexia   London Speaker Bureau:  https://londonspeakerbureau.com/speaker-profile/eloise-skinner/   Website:  www.eloiseskinner.com

Eloise Skinner is an author, teacher, therapist, and the founder of two educational businesses: The Purpose Workshop and One Typical Day. Eloise was born in East London, studied at Cambridge and trained at Oxford. She started out in corporate law, spent a year training in a monastery community(!) and now focuses on education, social impact and integration by living with intention, integrity and purpose Eloise sits on the youth board of the UK's national social mobility charity, and is an Enterprise Advisor for the Mayor of London's education & careers strategy. Dan Pontefract sits down with Eloise to discuss not only her work in the purpose space, but how the choices she made with her career—all with a bend towards becoming purpose-driven—have led her to a richer and fuller life.

In this episode of the SOL Podcast, our guest is Eloise Skinner, Founder of One Typical Day. One Typical Day is a video insights platform that is being developed with the aim of helping students figure out their first career steps with sustainability and social mobility at the foundation. Our discussion revolved around process of product development and research, creating a content medium according to current needs of the target audience, and impacts of past experiences as well as current skillsets whilst becoming an entrepreneur. Click below to learn more about another startup's journey and its founders' insights about startup ecosystem.

Corporate lawyer turned author and founder Eloise Skinner describes the permanent changes she made to her career during the pandemic. We talk through the challenges of balancing multiple career endeavours, the seemingly inextricable link between our professional jobs and personal identities, and the importance of honoring your own values and interests. In the Mental Fuel® segment, I also describe what I would consider to be one of the biggest professional tragedies during this pandemic.

Tune in to episode 12 where I chat with Dr Eloise Skinner, Disease Ecologist and Post Doctoral Researcher at Stanford University  (also a friend of mine) about: What Elle's role as a disease ecologist involves and how it bears relevance to our warming climate; The importance of prevention when it comes to mosquito borne illness; How increased biodiversity can reduce the transmission of Ross River Fever; Some underlying principles of biodiversity; How climate change will lead to increased illness globally; How Elle maintains balance and joyfulness in her life; How we can seek guidance and inspiration from animals and ecosystems as we move towards a “new earth”; How there is a need to bridge the gap between the findings of the scientific community and the practical implementation of those findings in everyday practice; The importance of defining our boundaries for preventing burnout as climate activists; How Elle navigates spirituality in light of her scientific background; The separation of humans from morality in our modern world; Elle's year in Madagascar and how her struggles led her to be the woman she is today; The kind of world Elle wants to see in 2050. 

Today's episode of The MindShift Podcast is a special one as we are heading to the finish of the fourth quarter of the year. Where are you? If you've crushed it this year, congratulations. You are awesome. But listen, don't take your foot off the gas. Don't hit cruise control right now because that is what your competitors are doing. If you haven't reached your goals yet, you know what you need right now, momentum. Think about what Zig Ziglar said; it's how you finish.I decided to reach out to some of my entrepreneur and leadership friends and ask them if they would also share one big tip in under one minute to help you finish this year's straw. And they, of course, agreed. So here's my clip from 2013, followed by some incredible insights from some absolutely amazing entrepreneurs and leadership friends of mine. To help you finish this year strong, I guarantee you this; you will get at least one tangible practical action item to take away and finish this year strong and or build momentum into the following year. Highlights include: Put 'em up with Darrell Evans (2:27)Stop waiting with Daniel Mangena (4:31)Talk with clients with Mike Rodriguez (5:13)Don't rob yourself of the goal line with Lois St. Germaine (6:04)Dial-in with Marvon Williams (7:03)Build momentum with Dennis Morrison (7:44)Delegate with Christine McCarron (8:38)High-value activities with Anthony Faso (9:05)Perfect your practice with J Haleem Washington (9:53)Action items with Logan Brown (10:48)Don't wait with Jo Richardson (11:29)Rearrange with Deevo Tindall (12:20)Now is the time with Michael Buckworth (13:16)Your answer with Dallas Henry (14:14)Write it down with Eloise Skinner (15:13)Chase receivables with Rob Te Braake (15:56)Find enough mindset with Becky Hall (16:38)I hope that you enjoyed this special episode of The MindShift Podcast. I also hope that this lit a fire under you to finish strong. Are you ready to finish the year strong and gain momentum into the coming year? Join the community at mindshiftcommunity.com and let me know. Enjoying The MindShift Podcast?Click here to follow on Apple Podcasts? While there, please leave a 5-star rating and review. Also, if you haven't done so already, join the free MindShift Community to connect with other like-minded people. Don't forget to tag me @mrdarrellevans on Instagram. Thanks for listening,Darrell

In this episode I talk to the incredible Eloise Skinner. Eloise is not a professional performer, Eloise is a lawyer, a yoga teacher, a ballet barre teacher, a dance model and has a million and one other strings to her bow. In this episode we talk about versatility, about pursuing passion rather than career titles and what advice Eloise would give to aspiring performers.  You can find Eloise on instagram @eloiseallexia and you can find me on instagram @theperformerjournals Beth xox 

Public speaking is a key part of everyday lawyer life – from simple team meetings to advising clients on conference calls. Meanwhile, as remote working continues to reshape the delivery of legal services, clear communication is important now more than ever. In this episode of The Legal Cheek Podcast, City lawyer Eloise Skinner offers tips and tricks to improve your public speaking skills.

In this episode, Stephanie Anais speaks with Eloise Skinner, an associate at US law firm Cleary Gottlieb, author of The Junior Lawyers Handbook and yoga teacher at Frame. Eloise reveals how she graduated university with a triple-First, shares her training contract application tips and uncovers what a day in the life of corporate lawyer looks like. Eloise also talks about her passion for wellbeing and personal development, and why she trained to become a monk. To connect with Eloise on Instagram click here. You can find more information on The Junior Lawyers Handbook here.   Please share this episode with others who might find it helpful! Hosted by Stephanie Anais, Produced by Feed Ignite

In this episode of The Legal Cheek Podcast, City lawyer Eloise Skinner discusses essential skills to cultivate during the early stages of your legal career -- whether you're an NQ fresh from a retention round, a training contract holder or even an aspiring lawyer. To prepare you for law firm life, Skinner breaks her advice down into three sections: the importance of staying curious, ways of upskilling, and building your personal brand.

How do you stay resilient in the face of failure? In this episode of The Legal Cheek Podcast, Eloise Skinner speaks to Richard Youle, private equity partner at Skadden, who discusses the importance of being organised, asking for constructive feedback and knowing when to ask yourself, ‘is this the right job for me?' This episode was recorded before the lockdown.

Many of us will have a bit more time on our hands than we expected this summer. It's tempting to sink into an endless cycle of Netflix and TikTok – but once you get bored with that, what could you be doing with your time? In this episode of The Legal Cheek Podcast, Eloise Skinner, corporate lawyer and author, will discuss ways aspiring lawyers can be more productive during the lockdown.

Junior associate Eloise Skinner and The Lawyer's features editor Richard Simmons discuss mindfulness.

Eloise Skinner, Sally Davies, Andrew Wells and Katie Power discuss the importance of having a sense of purpose as a lawyer.