Podcast appearances and mentions of Graham Alexander

We're back with another episode of I Had Trials Once and this time we're joined by former Preston, Morecambe & Salford striker...Sam Livesey! Sam sits down with Gaz & Jord as he discusses his time in football including the playing with the lads at Salford to wasting his chance to make it as a pro footballer. The lads start the pod talking their time with Sam at Salford, playing up front with Jordan & turning up to the Salford Red Devils' rugby changing rooms. Sam then talks us through his missed opportunity at Bury, telling Phil Neville to f**k off on the phone & dealing with his anger issues both on and off the pitch at Preston & Morecambe. The trio then chat in depth about the culture at Salford in the early days, Edward Ciderhands on the coach, driving Richie Allen & Sam's loan moves. Sam then talks about his brief time at Nelson, fighting with Colne fans and dealing with devastating injuries before talking about his relationship with Graham Alexander at Preston and why he really wanted the best for Sam as a youth player. Finally they end the pod talking about the mischief Sam caused whilst living in digs at Preston, how as he got older he learnt from his mistakes and what advice he'd give to young prospects currently in the game.

Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff & Tommy Smith discuss the top stories from the EFL. Hear from Kim Hellberg as Middlesbrough drop points again in the Championship title race. Chris Hall from the Albion Analysis Podcast joins the pod after West Brom sacked Eric Ramsay. Catch up with Bradford boss Graham Alexander, BBC WM's Mike Taylor drops in to talk about Walsall's slide from top to 10th, and hear from Joe Hart after he joined the Shrewsbury coaching staff! Messages and voicenotes always welcome on WhatsApp to 08000 289 369.00:45 Jobi has Winter Olympic fever, 03:45 Kim Hellberg as Middlesbrough drop points again! 06:50 Jobi tips Ipswich for second place, 09:25 West Brom sack Eric Ramsay, 18:35 Lincoln & Bradford impressing in League One, 25:05 Tight race for League Two promotion, 26:40 Déjà vu for Walsall? 33:15 Joe Hart in a Shrewsbury tracksuit… 36:25 Redemption for Aaron in 72PLUS 72MINUS, 40:15 Shoutout to Snoop Dogg.5 Live / BBC Sounds commentaries: Sat 1500 Liverpool v West Ham, Sat 1500 Newcastle v Everton on Sports Extra, Sat 1730 Leeds v Man City, Sun 1200 Rangers v Celtic, Sun 1400 Man Utd v Crystal Palace, Sun 1400 Fulham v Tottenham on Sports Extra, Sun 1400 Brighton & Hove v Nottingham Forest on Sports Extra 2, Sun 1630 Arsenal v Chelsea.

Come Join us talk all things Bradford City.We discuss the loss to wimbledon and the poor showing from the players, but also discuss Graham Alexander and the 5 outfield changes he made going into that game. We discuss the final quarter of the season and what it may hold for bradford city, and what is our best front three?

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by the former Luton striker Sam Parkin to look back at all the weekend's action from the Championship, League One and League Two. They discuss Sheffield United's stuttering start after they suffered a fourth straight defeat to pile the pressure on manager Ruben Selles. They also reflect on a big win for West Brom at Stoke, and hear from Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna after they have yet to pick up a win so far this season. Elsewhere, they are joined by the Bradford City manager Graham Alexander to reflect on their unbeaten start to the season, and they discuss all the big stories from Deadline Day! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Posh 1-1 Bradford | The best display yet | Graham Alexander makes BIG mistake | Peter Kioso is back

Jeff Stelling brings you a special episode ahead of the return of the EFL this weekend. Hear from EFL fans about the positives of the lower leagues. Is no VAR a big pull? Bradford manager Graham Alexander pays tribute to the club's cheap ticketing scheme. AFC Wimbledon manager Johnnie Jackson talks about the club's ‘special' status. Adel Taarabt is BORED of the Premier League! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Graham Alexander is a modern-day PNE legend. With over 400 appearances for North End across two spells, Grezza sat down with former Deepdale striker Neil Mellor and broadcaster Niall McCaughan on PNE Pod to discuss his 'unbreakable' connection with the football club, playing under David Moyes, making the controversial switch to Burnley, and how it felt to score with his last ever touch at Deepdale. This is a must listen for any Preston fan... Follow our socials here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialPNEFC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pnefcofficial X: https://twitter.com/pnefc TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pnefc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pnefcofficial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week's podcast, The YP's football writing team look back over the Championship-winning campaign of Leeds United – a feat clinched on the final day of the regular season with a thrilling win at Plymouth Argyle – what made the Whites they champions they are and how will they fare back in the Premier League after two seasons away? There is also time to salute the job done by Bradford City and their manager Graham Alexander after they joined League Two champions Doncaster Rovers in earning promotion back up to the third tier of English football. What next for Hull City after escaping relegation from the Championship by goal difference and how will Sheffield United fare in the play-offs after coming home third in the standings. 

Dan's unwavering bravery in playing devil's advocate sees him push back on Daniele's Serie A Selection, whilst Sam's head is turned by the data emanating from the Hungarian top flight. Speaking of flights, a diverted plane full of superstars appears in the news section, after Dan makes a penalty-themed death threat involving Graham Alexander. Expect five selections from Portman Road to Bergamo, via one accumulator, and a whistle-stop tour of Europe, featuring Daniel Jenkins, Sam Ingram and Daniele Fisichella. All that and more on this week's episode of the Football Betting Pod, powered by bettingexpert. For more analysis, head to our Expert Insight section at www.bettingexpert.com/news 18+ Please Gamble Responsibly. Visit: www.begambleaware.org

Jordan (who's happy), Luke (who's happy) and Jake (who's not happy) return to review all the action that took place in League Two on Tuesday night (Gameweek Nine). This episode includes a breakdown on Grimsby's excellent away victory at table-toppers Gillingham, as well as big wins for MK Dons and Fleetwood Town, is Graham Alexander the man to take Bradford forward or do problems run much deeper at the club, as well as taking a glance at the current league table and how its starting to take shape. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 2:15 - Gillingham v Grimsby 10:05 - Walsall v Fleetwood 15:40 - Harrogate v MK Dons 21:15 - Tranmere v Swindon 27:54 - Morecambe v Bradford 36:45 - Ad Break 36:55 - Newport v Salford 43:57 - Cheltenham v Accrington 49:41 - Doncaster v Barrow 53:44 - Carlisle v Notts County 59:45 - Bromley v Chesterfield1:06:00 - Port Vale v Colchester 1:10:40 - Is the League Two table starting to take shape? 1:14:24 - Outro 1:17:31 - End Track: "Jump", SoundladMusic provided by https://slip.stream​Download / Stream: https://get.slip.streamVisit: thedeck.newsAccrington Stanley - #ASFC​ AFC Wimbledon - #AFCW​ Barrow - #WeAreBarrow​ Bradford City - #BCAFC​ Bromley - #WeAreBromley​ Carlisle United - #CUFC​ Cheltenham Town - #CTFC​ Chesterfield - #Spireites​ Colchester United - #ColU​ Crewe Alexandra - #CreweAlex​ Doncaster Rovers - #DRFC​ Fleetwood Town - #OnwardTogether​ Gillingham - #Gills​ Grimsby Town - #GTFC​ Harrogate Town - #ProudToBeTown​ MK Dons - #MKDons​ Morecambe - #UTS​ Newport County - #NCAFC​ Notts County - #Notts​ Port Vale - #PVFC​ Salford City - #WeAreSalford​ Swindon Town - #STFC​ Tranmere Rovers - #TRFC​ Walsall - #Saddlers​ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sherwood writer James Graham argues that TV has a problem with working class representation, both in front of and behind the screen, as he delivers this year's MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival. Sherwood Series 2 starts on BBC1 on Sunday. Alexander McCall Smith, best-selling author of The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency, on his new stand alone novel set in Edinburgh, The Winds from Further West.Kirsty looks at the growing interest in the Scottish artist Wilhemina Barns Graham. She is joined by Scottish art expert Alice Strang and film-maker Mark Cousins, whose documentary about the modernist pioneer, A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things, is at the Edinburgh Film Festival before nationwide release. A new children's book is also published this week: Wilhemina Barns-Graham, written by Kate Temple and illustrated by Annabel Wright. Presenter: Kirsty Wark Producer: Timothy Prosser

I Had Trials Once is back again for another episode...This week Jordan & Gaz are joined by former Halifax, Fleetwood, Tranmere, Gateshead, Salford, Stockport and Oldham defender...Liam Hogan!Liam sits down with the boys to discuss everything from early days with Jamie Vardy to captaining his hometown club to promotion at Wembley.Liam talks to Jordan & Gaz about how his early life in football, Growing up with Scott Hogan and playing alongside Lee Gregory and Jamie Vardy at Halifax.Liam also chats about playing in the EFL with Fleetwood Town, Brief spells at Macclesfield, Tranmere and Gateshead.Finally, Liam speaks about the joy of winning promotion from the National League with his local teams Salford and Stockport before chatting about his difficult season with Oldham Athletic.

Tom McDermott talks to Bradford City manager Graham Alexander about the current situation at the football club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 103, we talk with Graham Alexander of Southern Energy Management about the recently approved PowerPair solar and storage incentive pilot program. We dive into the details of the incentives, timing, and program capacity. Make sure to tune in for can't miss details of this new monumental program here in North Carolina. Additional resources from today's episode: NCSEA's Clean Energy in the Mountains: https://bit.ly/3Uwk14h SEM's Webpage on PowerPair: https://bit.ly/3SxAiDl Duke Energy's PowerPair Webpage: bit.ly/3SAQ7Jj Presented by NC Sustainable Energy Association. Hosted and produced by Matt Abele (Twitter: @MattAbele) Be sure to follow us on Instagram at @squeakycleanpodcast.

In the latest episode of A Season With Bradford City, manager Graham Alexander talks about a busy festive period, and Brad Halliday explains how he manages to remain consistent despite the managerial changes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom McDermott speaks to Jason McKeown about Graham Alexander's start to life as Bradford City manager, and they look ahead to the weekend game against Alexander's former club Salford City. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The two questions I asked Bradford City manager Graham Alexander in the media conference after his sides 4-0 win over Liverpool U21s

On this week's show, The YP's football writing team of Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall join host Mark Singleton to discuss the size of the task in front of new Bradford City manager Graham Alexander, as he looks to end a losing run in League Two, one extended to four games with last weekend's defeat at Notts County. They also cast their eye over Harrogate Town, who lie just six points off the play-off spots, before turning the spotlight on Barnsley, who have been kicked out of the FA Cup for fielding an ineligible player in their tie with non-league Horsham. England came in for criticism for their performances against Malta and North Macedonia, but still qualify as one of the top-seeded teams for Euro 2024.

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff dive into the week's big EFL stories. They're joined by the Charlton head coach Michael Appleton. Hear from Liam Manning after he swapped Oxford United for Bristol City, catch up with new Millwall boss Joe Edwards, and Bradford's new manager Graham Alexander joins the pod LIVE. Also get the latest as the Reading sale nears a 'much-needed conclusion', and dip into the club's work as part of the EFL Week of Action. All that and Jobi gives his best and worst moments of the week in 72PLUS 72MINUS. Send your suggestions to 72plus@bbc.co.uk HIGHLIGHTS 02:25 Liam Manning moves on up to the Championship 09:15 Fresh managerial blood in the EFL at Millwall 18:10 Michael Appleton lifts the lid on life at Charlton 20:35 Reading sale nears a ‘much-needed conclusion' 22:20 New Bradford boss Graham Alexander LIVE on the pod 30:55 Aaron visits Reading as part of the EFL's Week of Action 34:05 72PLUS 72MINUS… ‘goalkeepers are going to start hating me'

On this week's show, The YP's football writing team of Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall start by celebrating a first Premier League win of the season for Sheffield United before moving on to the ‘statement victory' for Leeds United in beating the Championship's runaway leaders, Leicester City.  They also consider how Rotherham United can improve their league position in the Championship, as some of their performances suggest should be the case, as well as the appointment of Graham Alexander by Bradford City as their new manager. The FA Cup first round and the subsequent second round draw are also mulled over.  Plus, our panel also reveal their choices for Team of the Week and Player of the Week – see if you agree.

Graham Alexander is appointed the new manager of Bradford City and talks to Tom McDermott about Bradford traffic, bringing the squad together, building his own character, excellence in training, the 90% approach, mental toughness, and supporter communication. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is 'EFL: All Access' where every Monday we dissect all the big stories in the Football League!This week, Hugh Woozencroft is joined by the former Huddersfield Town and Portsmouth Manager Danny Cowley to analyse all of the scores and news from the EFL as with it being the international break, there was limited League One action and a full slate of League Two games this weekend! We also discuss the sacking of Graham Alexander as manager of MK Dons and we have an exclusive interview with the Watford manager Valerien Ismael that you do not want to miss! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Now that the summer window has slammed to a halt, the lads reflect on a busy window for the Dons where Liam Sweeting and Graham Alexander brought in eleven players Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is 'EFL: All Access' where every Monday we dissect all the big stories in the Football League!This week, Hugh Woozencroft is joined by the former Sunderland Goalkeeping Coach David Preece to analyse all the goings on in the EFL as Ipswich head to the top of the Championship table, Leeds are in a rut and there is hope for Queens Park Rangers and Gareth Ainsworth. We also discuss Wigan's phenomenal form in League One as they climb out of the drop zone and the crazy ten goal thriller at the Racecourse Ground between Wrexham and Swindon which resulted in Goalkeeper Ben Foster retiring! We also have an exclusive interview with MK Dons Head Coach Graham Alexander as his side sit second in League Two and look to bounce back from relegation! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this weeks Official EFL Podcast, Prutts is joined by Barnsley's Devante Cole fresh from his hat trick against Port Vale, and MK Dons new manager, Graham Alexander gives us the lowdown on his plans for the season and giving Wrexham a welcome they won't forget! Plus Marc Albrighton is in the 72 in 72 chair. 

Introduction:  Author, Thought leader and Entrepreneur in the world of performance, learning and coaching  Myles Downey is a thought-leader and entrepreneur in the world of performance, learning and coaching. He was the founder of The School of Coaching, for many years a much- respected provider of coach training and executive coaching in the UK and Europe. Myles is the author of ‘Effective Modern Coaching', ‘Effective Coaching' and ‘Enabling Genius – a mindset for success in the 21st Century'.  Myles is one of the leading business performance coaches in Europe with extensive, global experience spanning thirty years. He has worked with CEO's, COO's and MD's in the most prestigious organisations from Banking and Financial Services, to Manufacturing and Oil and Gas to Professional Services and in the Public Sector.  Podcast episode Summary:  In this episode Myles Downey shares his passion for his work, his writing work, and the work he does to support leaders and organisations express themselves fruitfully and joyously for the benefit of the organisation and each other. There is a focus on his new book, The enabling Manager where Myles decodes the distinctions between Lead, Manage and Coach.  Points made throughout the Episode:    How did you get into this domain called Coaching? Myles started back in the days when the word “coaching” as we know it today was barely understood. Myles was a good tennis player and enjoying playing and competing and he came upon a book called “The inner game of Tennis” Myles was a professional architect at the time and after reading this book within 6 months began to explore the ideas housed in the Inner Game  The book title effectively divides the world into two, the inner world and the outer world where most of the focus for coaching was applied -such as how you placed your foot etc as opposed to the inner world the stuff between our ears. That was the start of Myles journey into coaching.  Myles set up his practice first in Dublin and then in London where he set up probably the first Coaching School called The Alexander Corporation in 1987 Was the world of sport ahead of The world of Coaching by way of that book The inner Game of Tennis? No like Coaching it was very mechanistic and focused on knowledge and how to rather than what was happening interiorly for a person or player.  What did you appreciate when you first heard about the Inner Game? Gallwey the author made a critical distinction between what he called Self One and Self Two.  Self-One is that part of you that is in fear, in doubt, in worry and Self-Two is that part of you that is in flow. Teaching tends to put people into self-one. They start to emulate the teacher and they “try” and trying cripples people. Operating from Self Two comes self-reliance and autonomy.   Timothy Gallwey used to employ a formula which Myles calls out and explains. Performance = Potential – Interference where interference is about doubt, fear, thinking about winning or not losing instead of being present. If you can reduce the interference for people then they can perform.  How did Sir John Whitmore and Graham Alexander influence your work? These two gentlemen had the rights to the Inner Game in Europe. Myles joined them as they both moved into the world of Coaching in Business.  What made the work of Sir John Whitmore so impactful in the World of Business? Time & Place provided a rich landscape from which John's work took hold. There was an openness in the mid 80s to alternatives. Sir John Whitmore was the first person to write a book on Coaching devoid of content such as tennis for example. His book was very simple and very readable. Sir John Whitmore was a man of humility and that meant his ego did not get in the way in his communication with others.  Myles does not subscribe to the Leader as Hero model. He shares his work with the English Rugby team and their take on Leadership housed in three capacities, Lead, Manage, Coach.  We often make the erroneous assumption that Leaders need to be omnipotent and be skilled in all three capacities. “Leaders are not perfect” and Myles loves that quote from Graham Alexander.  As an Author what motivated you to write? One of Myles greatest strengths is his ability to make intellectual distinctions that he can communicate.  Because Myles set up the school of Coaching he had to teach a lot and that motivated him to write too. Orian Publishing asked Myles to write a book and he felt he got “permission” to go ahead and write the book. Myles first book, a book on Coaching has been in publication since 1999.  What are the compelling messages you would like to share with the Listeners from your latest book?  Command & Control a model of Leadership that has been around for a long time does not work. Think engagement surveys, performance levels and a study that shared the 10 things people do not like about work. No. 10 was their manager.  Myles scanned the world to find what did work. The Military was one such place. Start-ups was the other place. In both there is an emerging practice that you could call an entrepreneurial mindset.  The US Army are exponents of what they call Mission Command. The thing they talk about most is Trust. 2 things prevail. People have to trust and they have to understand their mission. Entrepreneurial mindset is similar because everyone should know the primary objective of the new business.  Both places allowed for and encouraged people to be liberated to perform.  When Myles extrapolates these practices into his work he get to three doing words-nouns Lead-Manage-Coach.  Lead is about the Why. That is back to Mission Command-understanding the future direction and where the company is going.  Manage: describes the part a person will play in the game. Role, Goals, Projects, Tasks, Standards, Protocols etc.  Coach: once the person understands why something is important and their role in achieving it then you get into a conversation about “how” they might do it.  The authority shifts between the first two and the third. In the Coaching part the authority shifts to the person who is going to do the work. “Tell me how you are going to go about it?”  This shift in authority is one of the greatest difficulties for Leaders and managers alike. A lot of the time it is because they do not have the distinctions as described above.  The Leadership model moves from Command and Control to Align and Enable.  What inspired you Myles to encapsulate your model with the Noun Relate. A robust relationship based on trust will allow for these kinds of conversations to happen.  Relationships before results is a Mantra I use and Myles agrees it is so fundamental to work and for him before he does any team work he will indulge some time to build relations between members.  When people build relations and build trust they have the difficult conversations so quickly.  What eludes managers and leaders to apply these four nouns? A lack of understanding. So many companies try to build a coaching culture for example. Myles says “stop” stop right now. You do not want a coaching culture you want a performance culture. You have to be able to hold people to account.  Psycho Synthesis is a body of work built up by Roberto Assagioli in the last century. One of his ideas concerned Love and Will. There are two fundamental drives, one is love the other is will. Love is a feminine energy based on trust, based on nurturing, about letting things happen and is somewhat non-judgemental. Will is a more masculine energy, is founded in control, rigid and structured. Assagioli made the point that whilst love sounds like a good thing it has its shadow. If you are overly nurturing as a parent you rob the child of their opportunity to grow. Similarly Will might not seem appealing but if a child does not have boundaries that is not useful. Myles equates the love piece with Coaching and the good Will with managing and you have to have both.  Assagioli shared his idea that that any time you have two ideas, such as  Will and Love that naturally form a spectrum you need to get above both to see what is going on and for him that formed a tringle and the word he chose was Presence.  Presence, Will and Love underpin Myles model Lead, Manage and Coach. His model is underpinned by Relation.  Relationship and Intent or the fundamental understanding of intent allow for the application of Will and direct communication.  What does it take to be able to adeptly move between these domain, Lead, Manage and Coach? Myles answers by referring to some research that supported his book enabling genius. The research was looking at answer the question; Across those people who have displayed “Greatness” what did they have in common? The research unearthed a few things. 1. Identity was important- people understand who they are in a particular domain and how they uniquely express themselves. 2. Will was another and 3. Mindset was the third and 4. The importance of continuing to learn and grow Most people when given a new job to lead people are giving no training. In the UK 71% of people who are given responsibility for people are not given any training.  Most people when they get into a leadership position do not know who shows up. It's a potpourri of the things they have had done to them, the expectations of the company etch. Rarely it is about that persons own authority what comes from within.  Myles works with Leaders to help them understand who they are as leaders. Myles has developed over time a process that starts by asking a few set questions followed by a visualisation exercise and then a few more questions to pull the analysis together. Some of the questions sound like the following; As a Leader what are you great at? What do people come to you for?  What are you becoming? The visualisation exercise produces a symbol that represents a Leaders presence/essence and genius.  The exercise ends with the question what would you say is your unique identity as a Leader.  Mindset is not a given it is something that you unconsciously develop over time and knowing that you can start to develop it consciously over time.  Myles shares his own approach critical to informing his mindset. He uses six post cards that characterise his desired mindset. This is something you can create and guide your behaviour every day.  FTSOW (For The Sake of What) is this mindset important. You need to contextualise a mindset.  Somewhere in that mindset has to be other people and how you influence and lead other people & there also has to be something in there about how a leader maintains a clarity of context and a vision that is further than the crippling short termism that is so often evident.  To bring your book to life is there an example of a team you would be willing to share?   An example includes a case from a TV production company and Myles is quick to point out, not the BBC. One of his 1:1 clients, a C-Suite executive was determined to increase the performance of his unit. The work started with conversations with him as a leader and what that looked like and how he brought on and supported the performance of others. The leader formulated an idea that if he could up his own performance it would create a vacuum for his team to fill. As they moved through the work the leader appreciated he needed to improve his capacity to coach as did his leadership team.  Myles supported this leader and team through five workshops where they went through the domains of Lead, Manage and Coach. These were very practical workshops where Coaching was emphasised. On the fifth workshop Myles shared his workshop notes and together the team practiced the elements of the program to get the feel of the work. The team worked in pairs and delivered the content to their teams together, thereby learning from each other and with people.  The work proved to be transformational. The pairs were asked to have the work delivered across and down several layers of the organisation.  Unlike other Manager as Coach programs which often do not gain traction this one did by way of the commitment of the team, the clarity of the Leader about what needed to happen & unequivocal will to make it happen. The Leader was incredibly compassionate with his people & supported them to integrate the material in a digestible fashion.  Myles ended this podcast by sharing his wish for the future of work. Human beings should find ways to express in the world, a genuine, authentic expression of you, me, they in the world. Myles plays tennis not because he is competitive but because he loves expressing himself on a tennis court. Myles wishes that our workplaces should be places where people can express at least parts of themselves, fruitfully and joyously.  Resources shared across this podcast  Myles Downing is the author of ‘Effective Modern Coaching', ‘Effective Coaching' and ‘Enabling Genius – a mindset for success in the 21st Century'. He is also the author of The Enabling Manager, how to get the best out of your own team.  https://mylesdowney.com/ www.performanceconsultants.com    

Liam and Joe are joined by special guest Charlie Gregory to chat about the appointment of Graham Alexander as #mkdons Head Coach and discuss what Dons fans can expect Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Führungskräfte stehen vor immer komplexeren Herausforderungen in einer sich immer schneller ändernden Umgebung. Empirische Untersuchungen belegen, dass Führungskräfte, die ein Coaching in Anspruch nehmen, gerade in Veränderungsphasen ihre Ziele schneller erreichen. Ebenso dient Coaching in der entwicklungsorientierten Führung als hoch-effektives Tool. Es gibt eine große Bandbreite an Methoden für das sogenannte „Performance Coaching“, wobei einige besser sind als andere. Das „GROW-Modell“ ist das wohl bekannteste seiner Art und wird von vielen Experten geschätzt. Ursprünglich konzipiert wurde es von Graham Alexander und später von von Sir John Whitmore perfektioniert. Viel Spaß damit! ‚More to explore' zu Folge 5: Coaching to improve performance! Das “GROW-Modell” (John Whitmore) Buchtipp: „Coaching for Performance: Potenziale erkennen und Ziele erreichen“, Autor John WhitmoreNähere Informationen zu Dr. Erika Maria Kleestorfer:Website: www.kleestorfer.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikamariakleestorfer/?hl=deLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-erika-maria-k-a18426/Buch: Purpose: How Decisions in Life are Shaping Leadership JourneysLove-Cards: https://produkte.kleestorfer.com/love-cardsEmail: office@kleestorfer.com Dieser Podcast wurde bearbeitet von:Denise Berger https://www.movecut.at

One Last Exercise of 2022… for 2023Finishing the year with reflection and preparation, Bridget offers the last “TWV to Takeaway” exercise. Inspired by our recent episode with Graham Alexander, this exercise will:-identify your soft skills-employ your soft skills towards taking your 2023 to the next level-help you take 2023 to the next level for someone elseIt's a big one, but why not end the year with a bang? And start 2023 strong and soft.From all of us at Towards Vivencia, we wish you a Happy New Year.This season is brought to you by:- Choreography Online (https://choreography.online)and- Ground Grooves (https://www.groundgrooves.tv)Support the show

Hello beautiful people! Buckle up because today's episode is a real lesson in business ethics, pricing our services as dance artists, making a difference in the world, and how the performing arts can benefit corporates and vice versa.Our guest today is Graham Alexander.I had the pleasure to be one of Graham's teachers at London Contemporary Dance School (The Place) where he studied dance after having graduated in Physics from Oxford University… is a vice president at the De Beers Group, one of the biggest mining diamond companies in the world, with over 20,000 employees working in 28 different nations.Prior to that, he worked for nine years in various consultancies such as PwC, Javelin Group, OC&C Strategy Consultants,  primarily working with clients in the retail and consumer goods industry, such as Superdry, Selfridges, and Heineken, as well as in a number of other industries, like the cabinet office, Brussels Airport, or First Group.After that, he was employed by the Lego Group to implement their marketing plans.In this episode, we discussed:The relationship between major corporations and the performing arts.How one of the largest mining diamond companies in the world's vice president was once a dance studentThe benefits and drawbacks of working in the business worldThe big corporation's bias as the cause of all evil.Enhancing physical health and mental performanceCons of the dance businessA set of principles, a way of life, and deeds to improve the worldThe dance industry's model of scarcity and the going rate for working with corporationsA very pragmatic, profound and useful episode.Enjoy it!!!This season is brought to you by:- Choreography Online (https://choreography.online)and- Ground Grooves (https://www.groundgrooves.tv)Support the show

Kathryn Jackson is a leader ship coach, facilitator and author who uses a blended approach of coaching and consulting to influence change. She has over 20 years of HR consulting and coaching experience with former corporate employers including Andersen's, Ernst & Young, and the Bank of Scotland. She has a first-class honors degree specializing in Sociology, HR, and Organizational Behaviour – with a subsequent master's exploring Motivation at Work. She trained with the Oxford School of Coaching & Mentoring in 2005 and has completed additional training as a Career Coach with the award-winning team at Fuel50.Accepted as a Fellow with the CIPD in 2015 and awarded a Senior Practitioner Accreditation with the EMCC in 2017. Kathryn's company: careerbalance Ltd has provided Coaching, Training, Career Transition and HR Consulting Support to NZ businesses since 2006, with most of her work based on long-term partnerships to deliver significant and sustainable change. Current clients include: BDO, Orion, McKenzie& Co, Downer, and the MBA students at Canterbury Uni. Her contributionto building better workplaces include: Book: Resilience at Work–Practical Tools for Career Success(Routledge, 2018).Shortlisted for Best International Business Book(Business Book Awards, London) and theAustralian Career Book of the Year this is an essential resource for anybody wanting tolearn strategies for better navigating stressors at work. Workshop Series: Let's Talk Resilience at Work. Building on thesuccessof the book,workshop programme brings to life thekeymessages of thebook inhigh energy,interactive eventsthat can be delivered live or viaZoom. Withworkshops for teamsand leaders, andoptions to traininternal facilitators, this programme directly supports theNZ Red CrossPsychological First Aid programme. Book: Essential Questions to GROW Your Team(DIY Publishing, 2017). With anintroduction by Graham Alexander (co-inventor of the GROW model),this is a workbookofConversationGuidesthatis used bybusinesses around the worldto support leaderswho are learning to coach. Workshop Series: GROW Your Team(The Wellbeing Edition, The Feedback Edition,The CareerEngagementEdition and The Pure CoachingCultureEdition).Interactive andpractical workshopswhich combine coaching skillsand the scienceofconversationwith some of the most commonleadershipchallenges at work. Online Learning: The Crafted Career Programmes.Theworld needsnew ways to findhope, strength, and a plan for the future in an environment of disruption, uncertainty, andchange. This self-directed learningcombines science with practical, ease to use resourcesandsmall group coaching clinicsto shape more meaningful careers.This programme is fullycustomizable for businesses and/or career coaches. Kathrynregularly supportssporting events to raise money for charitiesincludingNZ Red Cross,Guide Dogs for the Blind,Riding for theDisabledand McMillan Cancer Support(UK). http://bit.ly/3V2IV8U

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Gregor Robertson, Tom Clarke, Matt Dickinson and Martin Hardy.Sir Jim Ratcliffe is keen to explore the possibilities of buying Manchester United. Matt Dickinson broke the story in The Times and joins us to explain how likely this deal is (00:00)What numbers are involved in any potential deal for Manchester United? Football finance expert Kieran Maguire breaks down the figures The Glazers are likely to be keen to do business at (10:21)The Times' Martin Hardy joins us to discuss how things are going at Newcastle United ahead of their game against Manchester City on Sunday (17:54)Leeds United have had a positive start to the season, but after losing important players - how will they get on in their ‘tricky' third season? (35:40)Manchester United take on Liverpool on Monday as the bottom side in the Premier League. Will Erik ten Hag change his footballing philosophy or stick to the plan? (48:39)Who is the unluckiest manager? Gregor spoke to Graham Alexander, who could be a pretty good candidate (62:44)Get more of The Times and The Sunday Times for less than £1 a day. Start your free trial: thetimes.co.uk/thegame Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Laura Brannan and Findlay Marks are joined by guest host Grant Russell to discuss all the latest goings on in Scottish football.  Rangers created history last week to overturn their first leg defeat in Belgium and set up a playoff tie against PSV to reach the elusive UCL group stage. Joshua Barrie of The Rangers Review gives us the lowdown on their chances tonight.  Steven Hammell was named as Motherwell's new manager, replacing the sacked Graham Alexander. Andy Ross from the MFC Podcast joins us to discuss his appointment and what hopes the Steelmen can have for the season under the new gaffer. And we dissect Aberdeen's recent statement regarding the use of pyro by supporters and ask if it's time Scottish football found a way to embrace this element of many clubs' fanbase. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: The rumoured new TV deal with Sky (00m 45s)• PART 2: Rangers move to within touching distance of the UCL, with Joshua Barrie  (08m 46s) • PART 3: Hearts v FC Zurich preview and reliving Dundee Utd's Dutch nightmare (15m 45s) • PART 4: Steven Hammell appointed new Motherwell manager, with Andy Ross (20m 54s)• PART 5: SPFL Round-up (28m 07s)• PART 6: Pyro and fan culture in Scottish football (32m 07s)GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Twitter• follow Grant Russell  on Twitter• follow The Rangers Review  on Twitter• follow MFC Podcast on Twitter

What a couple of weeks! Reaction to the appointment of Steven Hammell as the new manager of Motherwell, Graham Alexander's departure, an extremely disappointing European exit, the first two league matches and more. The post MFC Podcast – Episode 289 appeared first on MFC Podcast.

The lads look back over the opening weekend of SPFL Premiership action as well as discuss Rangers' hopes of qualification for the Champions League and Motherwell's very early decision to sack Graham Alexander after their disappointing European defeat to Sligo Rovers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The lads look back over the opening weekend of SPFL Premiership action as well as discuss Rangers' hopes of qualification for the Champions League and Motherwell's very early decision to sack Graham Alexander after their disappointing European defeat to Sligo Rovers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John, Josh and Scott J are on the latest episode of the podcast as we discuss some of the events in Scottish football recently. We kick off by discussing Motherwell and Graham Alexander leaving the club after their European exit. There is chat about Rangers and Dundee United upcoming European ties and how they might get on. The guys are all fans of the West of Scotland football league so we have a wee feature on why you should go if you've never been before. Our Fantasy Football league on the Fantasy Football Scotland app is under way. You'll find our league under classic leagues or by using code SFFPL. Thanks again to Supernova Terracewear and Surprise Shirts for your continued support. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Surprise Shirts are also offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

John, Josh and Scott J are on the latest episode of the podcast as we discuss some of the events in Scottish football recently. We kick off by discussing Motherwell and Graham Alexander leaving the club after their European exit. There is chat about Rangers and Dundee United upcoming European ties and how they might get on. The guys are all fans of the West of Scotland football league so we have a wee feature on why you should go if you've never been before. Our Fantasy Football league on the Fantasy Football Scotland app is under way. You'll find our league under classic leagues or by using code SFFPL. Thanks again to Supernova Terracewear and Surprise Shirts for your continued support. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Surprise Shirts are also offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Gordon Duncan is joined by Hugh Keevins and Kenny Miller as they discuss Graham Alexander being sacked on the eve of the new season...

Motherwell manager Graham Alexander talks to Ocean FM's Mark Halton about Thursday evening's Europa Conference League 2nd leg at the Showgrounds.

A look back on the defeat to Sligo Rovers, the second-leg previewed, the future of Graham Alexander pondered and reaction the Premier Sports Cup draw. The post MFC Podcast – Episode 288 appeared first on MFC Podcast.

All the fulltime reaction to Motherwell 0 - 1 Sligo Rovers with James McFadden and Stephen Craigan. We hear from both Motherwell's Graham Alexander and Sligo Rover's John Russell.

Craig Fowler and Tony Anderson are joined by Thom Watt to talk through the weekend's action, including Tam Courts' top tactical tweak, Graham Alexander being horrendously negative, Callum Hendry putting St Johnstone on his back, Rangers continuing to struggle out of the gate, two poor teams somehow scoring four goals at Pittodrie, Barrie McKay finally getting on the scoresheet, and Celtic's old-school centre-forward. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Graham Alexander talks about the Euro 08 qualifying campaign and his appreciation for Walter Smith, the best moment of his career against France, heartbreak against Italy and fading away from the international scene aged 38. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Graham Alexander talks about growing up a Scotland fan in England, getting his first-call up aged 30, Berti Vogts and the Euro 2004 play-off against The Netherlands. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

He discusses heated clashes with Izzy Iriekpen and Cliff Byrne, firing Scunthorpe to safety under Alan Knill and his turbulent relationship with ex Iron boss Graham Alexander. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neal Bishop discusses his time at the club, including two failed play off campaigns, the club's decision not to offer new contracts whilst top of League One in 2016/17 and his relationships with Russ Wilcox, Mark Robins, Graham Alexander and Nick Daws. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Luke, Chris, Dickie and special guest, Hungerford Town manager, Ian Herring as they look back on a dramatic weekend of Playoff action with penalty shoot outs galore.  Luke went to Salford v Eastleigh which eventually went the home sides way and he caught up with losing manager Ben Strevens, victorious manager Graham Alexander and goal scorer Carl Piergianni as well as a chat with BT Sport's touchline reporter Jeff Brazier.  Chris goes to Chorley and catches up with media manager Alex Birch and his opposite number at Altrincham Brian Flynn.  Chris also catches up with penalty hero Matt Urwin and Chorley manager Jamie Vermiglio. Dickie was at the other semi-final between Brackley and Spennymoor where it went to another penalty shoot out.  He spoke to a happy Jason Ainsley, National League North player of the year Glen Taylor, goalkeeper Matt Gould and his grandad the legendary Bobby Gould.  Ian Herring was at Woking to see the Cards overcome Wealdstone and gives us his verdict on the other semi-final between Welling and Chelmsford City. In Step 3 we catch up with a frustrated Steve Claridge after his Salisbury side bow out against Met Police and we assess the rest of the playoffs and who can get promoted and how. Don't forget to subscribe via Itunes or Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Over the next 90 minutes host Luke Edwards is joined by Chris Pratt, Rob Worrall and Thom Lang as they preview the forthcoming season, across the three divisions in the National League. The boys give their thoughts on the season ahead as well as their predictions. Their are also interviews with Barnet manager John Still, Barnet Centre Back Callum Reynolds as well as Salford City manager Graham Alexander, FC United of Manchester's Tom Greaves, Altrincham assistant manager Neil Sorvel and Wealdstone manager Bobby Wilkinson. Their is also a look at the Evo-Stik, Bostik and Southern Leagues as the season is set to begin in earnest Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick of the NC State Parks system and Graham of Southern Energy Management join the podcast to share about a solar energy project in Umstead park, as well as renewable energy in the Triangle and beyond