Podcast appearances and mentions of emma lloyd

This week it's a Toms Talk episode as we round up a fantastic 2024 and look to an exciting 2025.  We reflect on how Beyond Potential has grown and evolved over its first 25 episodes and celebrate many of the incredible guests we've had the opportunity to talk to. We look at how we've grown as hosts, from feeling embarrassed and uncomfortable when recording our initial episode, to feeling confident and (a little) more capable as we end the year. We also project forward to 2025 and talk about how we're going to evolve the podcast so that it's even more insightful, educational, and entertaining than it is today. Thank you to our guests this year Jo Smedley, Claire Fielding, Emma Lloyd, Robin Waite, Zoe Holland MBE, Steve Salee, Andy Morris, Leanne Spencer, Dr Mahrukh Khwaja, Dr Amanda Potter, Andrew Bennie, Adele Stickland, Debra Corey, Samantha Strawford, Andre Coggins, Anwen Bottois, Aimee Bateman, and Nick Cresswell.  Have a listen - you won't regret it!

Are you ready to dive into the vital topic of "Future-Proofing Your Career from the Inside Out." Joining us today is Emma, the founder of Conscious Success and a master coach who brings a wealth of experience as a former tech executive turned career fulfillment advocate. Emma shares her transformative journey from high financial success and eventual burnout to redefining personal success driven by internal fulfillment. We'll explore how aligning work with your "zone of genius" can energize you and prevent burnout, and why focusing on your innate talents rather than shoring up weaknesses can lead to greater job satisfaction and compensation. Emma also delves into the crucial role of self-awareness, community support, and managing societal pressures, particularly for those who deviate from the dominant power model. Together, Emma and I will unpack practical tools for dealing with perfectionism, stress regulation, and the importance of taking personal time without guilt. We'll also touch on shifting the narrative around systemic issues and leveraging somatic cues for emotional regulation. Plus, you'll discover how to balance creativity with productivity and why every career-driven person should understand their "love language."Connect with Emma:Emma LloydCo-Founder, Conscious SuccessInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/conscioussuccessco?igsh=MXR6NGY3aHM4NWsweQ==Website: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/Episode Timestamps:00:00 Weekly power lounge: authentic career transformation conversation.08:52 Prioritizing self-care and regulating stress for health.13:22 Expectations vs. authenticity: Causes stress and misalignment.20:41 Identify, share your strengths to excel professionally.21:44 Align passions to create genuine opportunities.27:15 Compassion for self precedes compassion for others.32:09 Awareness of somatic cues builds self-compassion.42:41 Embracing autonomy and freedom for self-reflection.44:09 Follow your desires fully without self-judgment.49:44 Align with desires for energizing, authentic success.58:15 Change approach for routine tasks, boost energy.01:00:42 Telegram for client communication, Notion for organization.Quote of the Episode:"The bigger the delta between the expectations we're holding consciously or subconsciously of who we think we need to be and who we believe we inherently are, the more stress that we're going to feel." - Emma Lloyd"If you're not doing things you love... it's only a matter of time until you're gonna burn out because it's essentially like you're driving a car, you're pushing it around on neutral rather than going to the gas station and filling up your tank." - Emma LloydSupport the show

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This week we're privileged to hear from Emma Lloyd.   Emma is an innovative and adventurous coach and learning and development professional. Emma owns Create the Ripple, which provides premium experiential services to individuals, teams and businesses who know that continuous professional improvement is a competitive advantage. In a thought-provoking discussion, Emma takes us on the journey of her career, how she works with leaders and organisations, and leaves us with some great tips for how we can all be better at what we do. You can find out more about Create the Ripple at www.createtheripple.co.uk and connect with Emma via LinkedIn here.

On this weeks show we have return visit from the fabulous pusher of film photography frontiers Dave Walker joining us to talk about his recent adventures creating in-camera colour prints using the Pinsta camera, and making black and white into positive prints with a simple procedure that even Graeme wasn't able to totally mess up.   You can find Dave on Instagram @DavetheWalker His 35mmc articles are here: https://www.35mmc.com/14/02/2024/the-black-and-white-paper-reversal-process/ https://www.35mmc.com/31/05/2023/pinsta-full-colour-instant-4x5-pinhole-prints-without-a-darkroom/   We also spoke to the lovely Emma Lloyd about a print sales project she is running this month to raise money for charity and celebrate International Womens day.    Event details: https://www.instagram.com/p/C3_FgmeyHjd/?igsh=MWYwN3M0NHlzOW51Yg== grainsplaining@gmail.com   @grainsplaining Twitter and IG   @emmajlloyd_   @photoxcore_archive  

In this episode, Mandy (@mandyleft) catches up with Emma Lloyd (@emmajlloyd_).   They talked about Emma's experiences with film in Australia since moving there last year.  Going on a photowalk with members of the film community in Adelaide, independent labs in Melbourne in general and specifically FilmNeverDie (@filmneverdie), what cameras she took, how much film, what she is photographing and the idea of bonding with people in a new country over film.   Then with March being Women's History Month and the 8th being International Women's Day (IWD), they talk about #sheheartsfilm which Emma started while she was working at Analogue Wonderland and current projects they have both planned to recognize and celebrate the month.   Emma is organizing a print sale to benefit women's charities. Photographers can share prints on social media that they would like to sell along with the hashtag #IWDFrameTheGrain. People who are interested in purchasing the print can coordinate with the seller and do so by making a donation to a charity that benefits women. Follow the hashtag and the Grainsplaining IG account (@grainsplaining) for updates on the project.   Mandy would like to put together a zine with portraits of female film photographers. She'd like to make the portraits this year and put together the zine in time for International Women's Day (8th of March) in 2025. Please get in touch if you would be willing to be one of her subjects.

https://instagram.com/emmajlloyd_?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==. To follow Emma's journey and keep up with the Grainsplaining podcast https://instagram.com/grainsplaining?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

The Accidental Husband is a 2008 Romantic Comedy directed by Griffin Dunne. This is the story of Patrick Sullivan played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Patrick is a firefighter in New York City and is extremely excited to get married, and start his life with his fiance Sofia, played by Justina Machado. However after Sofia calls into love expert radio show hosted by Doctor Emma Lloyd played by Uma Thurman, Patrick's life spins out of control as Sofia calls off the wedding. In a wild act of revenge Patrick gets his young neighbour to hack into the government database to make it appear that Emma is actually already married, to Patrick. This immediately creates and issue for Emma as SHE is set to marry her manager and business partner Richard played by Colin Firth. Emma then sets out to find this Patrick Sullivan and get the marriage annulled, however not all goes to plan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More conversations from our trip to the Photography Show, but this time from the (relative) comfort of a bar patio!  Featured on this episode:   Rachel Brewster-Wright: https://www.instagram.com/littlevintagephotography/ Steve Lloyd: https://www.instagram.com/chromacamera/ Michelle Parr: https://www.instagram.com/shelby2003.mp/ Hannah Gross: https://www.instagram.com/hannahjuliettephotography/ Emma Lloyd: https://www.instagram.com/emmajlloyd_/ Karen Freer: https://www.instagram.com/karenshootsfilm/ Clare Williams: https://www.instagram.com/thegladsatsuma_onfilm/ Peggy: https://www.instagram.com/cameragocamera/ Amanda Izquierdo: https://www.instagram.com/mandyleft/ Henry: https://www.instagram.com/talesfromthemagicboxpodcast/   The following music was used for this media project: Music: Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpet License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://incompetech.com    

Almost every year there comes that special episode where it's just too darned hot for human beings brains to function well, and that's when we like to record. On this years Hot Mess special we're also joined by Emma Lloyd and Alex Heron, CEO's of the new Grainsplaining podcast, coming to Sunny 16 Presents any day now...    https://www.instagram.com/grainsplaining/ https://www.instagram.com/emmajlloyd_/ https://www.instagram.com/her.on.shoots/     Rachel Brewster-Wright: For people who aren't sure where I am: on Instagram: @littlevintagephotography on Twitter: @VintagePhotoCo  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/love-liverpool-pride-analogue-photography-exhibition-pop-up-darkroom-tickets-379327598057    

Would you bother delivering a learning experience to employees if you knew it would have absolutely no impact? I can bet your answer to that question is no! But how many of us in L&D are actually taking the time to ensure our initiatives will deliver impact before rolling them out? In this episode we're joined by Emma Lloyd, Experience Director @ Create the Ripple, to cover the essential components you need to create impactful learning experiences that truly make a difference. Running order: 01:29 Why you should care about impactful learning! 06:58 Effectively understanding learning needs 10:14 Getting learners to ‘lean in' 12:27 How you can create memorable experiences 17:01 How much time does it take to get it right? 19:27 Following up to drive more impact 22:56 Taking an iterative approach to get it right 25:20 Measuring the ROI of ‘human' skills 28:48 What can you do to support the before and after of learning experiences? 33:19 Quickfire Round How to connect Find Emma on: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmaclloyd/ Create The Ripple: https://www.linkedin.com/company/createtheripple/ Find Nelson on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nelsonsivalingam/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThatNelsonDude Find HowNow on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hownowhq/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/hownowteam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hownowhq/ Our Website: https://gethownow.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gethownow/message

James is joined by Emma Lloyd from Create the Ripple for an episode all about Kindness. The conversation explores what kindness is, the benefits of kindness in the workplace, how we might be kinder as individuals and what we might be able to do to enable more kindness in our teams and organizations.

February 2022 sees the return of former Waffler Lloyd, together with his wife Emma, to Share a Waffle with us. Just back from a festive season trip to Walt Disney World,with their three young children, they share some excellent up to date planning advice, some great times had by all and also reminisce about some of their previous trips before their young family arrived! Before the chat started they were the first to be met with a brand new Carousel of Questions, which was quickly acknowledged as being difficult! (Listen in and see how you get on!) Hope you enjoy the show and Waffle on!! Connect with us on your favourite networks: Twitter: https://twitter.com/gbmickeywaffle YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/thegreatbritishmickeywaffle Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gbmickeywaffle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gbmickeywaffle Website: https://www.gbmickeywaffle.com

Seasons Greetings everyone, we're here with an alcohol fueled mini Sunny Awards show so pull the good stuff out of 2021 before we cast the generally wretched year into the fiery abyss forever.   Some of the awesome stuff and people from this year:   Ethan Moses 20x24 Instant Pictures Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cameradactylmongoose/20x24-instant-pictures-in-los-angeles Reveni Spot meter: https://www.reveni-labs.com/spotmeter Pinsta camera: https://www.pinstacamera.com/ Photography Through the Pandemic Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hamishgill/photography-through-the-pandemic   I Dream of Cameras: https://www.idreamofcameras.com/   They Live movie: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_Live Anna Atkins: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/anna-atkins-cyanotypes-the-first-book-of-photographs.html James Lane: https://www.zoneimaginglab.co.uk/about Audrey Steimer: https://audreysteimer.com/ Emma Lloyd: https://www.instagram.com/ejlloydart/?hl=en Alex Heron: https://www.alexandraheron.com/   Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3582-dance-of-the-sugar-plum-fairies License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license    

Darlene Zarabozo is a Cuban-American composer, sound artist, musician and collaborator based in Glasgow. She is currently finishing her bachelor's in composition at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland under the tutelage of Linda Buckley and support from Alistair MacDonald in her electroacoustic studies. Recently, she is one of six composers to be shortlisted by New Music Scotland and Scottish Music Centre for ISCM 2021 for her text-spoken electroacoustic piece, The Inevitable Withdrawal (feat. text by Phoebe McGowan). She was also featured on BBC Radio Scotland: Introducing for her song, This Heart Breaks for You, which was broadcasted in March. More recently, her piece, are You there?, won the violin and electronics commission for The Night With... for violinist Emma Lloyd. List of pieces: The Inevitable Withdrawal/Cheap Emotions are You there? The Bacchae The Typewriter Manifesto Ear to the Ground keeps you in the loop with interviews and gig alerts from Scotland's top-notch composers. Hosted by Aileen Sweeney and Ben Eames. Sound edited by Mia Eames. Website Links: Cheap Emotions: https://open.spotify.com/album/6a3tvimVpaEstB3HsrRpWP?si=uc8YgQkMRVKVRdEIcmVMQg&dl_branch=1 https://music.apple.com/us/album/cheap-emotions-single/1537534576 https://darlenezarabozo.bandcamp.com/releases   This Heart Breaks For You: https://open.spotify.com/artist/57UriDo6kK2i7x1OKPGZWZ?si=9q5SPvigRD2gozffnVXjMQ&dl_branch=1 https://music.apple.com/gb/album/this-heart-breaks-for-you/1527017947

Today’s guests are Emma Lloyd and Joanna Suvarna. Emma is the Head of Experience at MB People and the Global Facilitator, Director, Coach and Director at Create the Ripple Ltd. Joanna is a voluntary Ambassador for BulliesOut, a voluntary Learning Community Champion at CIPD, and the Founder of the ‘Be The Ripple’ movement. Dubbed ‘Kindness Champions’ by Kevin Monroe, they both embody the spirit of compassion and possess a passion for making a difference through other people. This week’s theme is kindness, and why we need it. Kindness is bigger than just being kind; it involves being your authentic self, warmth, depth and empathy. Kindness is not a soft skill. Though society sees kindness as a weakness, it requires immense strength. You’ll hear them and Kevin Monroe discuss: What kindness means to them. Instances where they were recipients of kind acts. Why we should be kinder to ourselves. The correlation between kindness and gratitude. Overcoming your negativity bias. Sarah Radican of the This Extraordinary Life community returns to share more thoughts about community and belonging. Resources Emma Lloyd on LinkedIn | Twitter Joanna Suvarna on LinkedIn | Twitter BeTheRipple.co.uk

Me and My Brain is a podcast all about mental health and mental illness, hosted by Emma Lloyd. Emma has over twenty years' personal and professional experience of living and working with mental illness, and in this podcast she'll be exploring mental illness in conversation with a diverse group of guests, aiming to challenge misconceptions about living with mental illness and remove stigma. If you have a story about living with mental illness that you'd like to share, please get in touch at emma@emmalloyd.co. Full details and show notes available at http://emmalloyd.co Thanks for listening!

Week 3 of the Happy New Me programme sees Badger joining recruits Chris and Mark for a Functional PR circuit training class at Penyrheol plus we meet up with Emma Lloyd one of the assistant managers at the centre. We learn about the benefits of getting out on cold winter nights and braving the gym. Tara Hammett is back to talk about how you can help yourself by getting the mindset to start getting into the gym. It's not too late to have a go, nobody will judge you and as Badger said the other people taking part in Functional PR were so supportive as the recruits took on the class for the first time.

Welcome to Show 110! This time out our guest is noted game developer, producer and author Mr. R.W. Harper. Mr. Harper has taken time out of his busy schedule to talk to us about trends in the game and book publishing industries and where each is going.  This show is dedicated to the memory of our dear friend Emma Lloyd – we will miss you greatly.  Stay with us after the show for a 15 minute segment about Emma where she tells us about meeting and caring for the Queen of England and her sister when they were  young. As always, we try to introduce our listeners to new styles of music.  This time out you will have a chance to learn a bit about the Hi-di-ho man himself, Mr. Cab Calloway. See you online,Julie Whitefeather and Fran Kosac Subjects: 1. Bird land – the hard way2. What effect will 38 studios closures have on the games industry?3. Are independent games the wave of the future?4. Is the “triple a” game the way of the past?5. Trends in the game development industry6. How are MMOs changing?7. The future of game and book publishing8. …and more

Those who have listened to our show have frequently heard it introduced by a woman with a delightful Irish brogue – that voice belongs to Emma Lloyd.  Emma is a dear friend who was born in Ireland and lived in England during World War 2.  While Emma has been a guest on the show before, this time we asked her to help us celebrate Memorial Day by sharing her memories of Ireland and England during the great “War to end all Wars.”   As Emma shares with us during the interview, we pray that there will never be another war like WWII.  As you will hear throughout the interview, Emma herself is a bit of living history.   Notes to the interview:   Among the many famous people that Emma met, one of them that she refers to is Queen Mary. The Queen Mary that she is referring to here is Mary of Teck, the Queen consort to King George V, Queen Mother of George VI, who was king of England during World War II.   She also speaks of Margaret and Elizabeth. These are, of course, Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon,  and her sister who is now Queen Elizabeth II of England.  Both Margaret and Elizabeth remained in England during World War II, despite pressure from the British government to evacuate to Canada.   The “Anthony Eden” she refers to is Robert Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon, who was the British Foreign Secretary between 1935 and 1955, including World War II.  Anthony Eden later went on to become Prime Minister of England between 1955 and 1957.   During the interview she refers to “Doodlebugs” – this was a common nick name for the V1 jet propelled bombs that Germany Launched at Britain during World War II.   Julie and Fran