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Gareth Lock has been involved in high-risk work since he left school in 1989. He spent 25 years in the RAF in a variety of front-line operational, research and development and systems engineering roles which has given him a unique perspective.  In 2005 he fell in love with diving, started his training and is now an advanced diver. As he was learning and diving, Gareth couldn't help but notice issues within the industry that increased health risks and potential loss of life. So, in 2016 he formed The Human Diver with the goal of bringing his operational, human factors and systems thinking to diving safety.  His work in diving safety and performance development is all about telling context rich stories that help people learn through adverse events. Over the past five years he has trained more than 350 people face-to-face around the globe, and taught nearly 2000 people via online programmes. He has also sold more than 4000 copies of his book Under Pressure, which contains 30 stories of events, and has also produced a documentary, “If Only', which tells the story of a fatal dive and how it might have been avoided.  In this show he is sharing his own story and how he uses speaking and stories to inspire change.    What you'll learn: What started Gareth on this journey. The impact of focusing his business on a very small niche. How stories fit into his business. Why and how he created a documentary film and what happened as a result.  What is meant by a ‘just' culture. How Gareth has used speaking to building his brand, authority and business. How he gets the balance right between educating and engaging. All things Gareth: https://www.thehumandiver.com https://www.thehumandiver.com/ifonly  https://www.linkedin.com/in/garethlock/ Books:  Under Pressure by Gareth Lock Thinking, Fast and Slow: Daniel Kahneman Resources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thespeakingclub/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk/challenge  https://www.facebook.com/SarahArcherSpeak/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk https://www.standoutpitch.com   Thanks for listening!    To share your thoughts:                                                       leave a comment below.     Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn.  To help the show out:     Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one.     Subscribe on iTunes.  

Gareth Sapstead aka The Fitness Maverick is a Personal Trainer, Online Coach, Writer and Personal Trainer for the BBC. Gareth has been helping people just like you get strong and look good naked since 2005. You'll spot Gareth in hardcover books, research papers, and in some of the most respected fitness publications in the world. Gareth is a Coach, fitness maverick and forward-thinker. He's accrued tens of thousands of hours coaching in-person, from celebs, to athletes, to busy professionals. During this time he has helped many clients overcome every obstacle under the sun, ultimately allowing them to regain control of their time and physique. Gareth has a Masters Degree (MSc) in Strength and Conditioning Science, a Bachelors Degree (BSc) in Sports and Exercise Science and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA – maintained since 2011). In this episode: Gareth's story from being a Strength and Conditioning coach to a in demand online fitness coach. How & Why Gareth thrives off of creating solutions to a variety of problems. Gareth's methodology and systems for helping people to look great naked -365. How Gareth helps people to maintain their results. Why it's best to go after the low hanging fruit first. How to keep your training regime interesting and enjoyable. Working out vs Training. How many times you should train per week. Functional exercises and strength training. Supplements. Gareth top 3 tips to look great naked 365. Plus much much more. Connect with Gareth: https://thefitnessmaverick.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thefitnessmaverick/ Connect with me: https://www.kinetikfitness.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/aliwestcoach/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/thekinetikfitnessshow https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR9Oe_kjET63UrlCyIXlsnA Support the Kinetik Fitness Show with a donation to my Crowd Funding campaign: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/aliwestpodcastsupport Join Our Mailing List For Daily Fat Loss Tips: https://mailchi.mp/ali-west/email-capture Book a coaching call with me: https://westcoachingconsultcall.as.me/consultation Sponsor Discounts: Get 5% off Red Light Rising Products Use code: ALIWEST: https://redlightrising.co.uk/shop-all/ Get 15% off Shilajit use code: aliwest: https://www.purehimalayanshilajit.com/buy-shilajit/ Get 20% off your Mudho Health DNA Testing Kit use code ALDNA: https://muhdo.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/support

Too many businesses treat health & safety as a box-ticking exercise, but if you listen to our guest this week, you’ll realise what an empowering force it can be for an organisation. We speak to Gareth Davies, MD of SafeAssure: a firm that offers specialist advice on workplace safety and environmental management systems. He knows what to do in a crisis and he also knows what to do to stop you having one in the first place. He explained how the suicide of someone close to him piqued his interest in looking after people in the workplace. Gareth has seen firsthand the worst that can happen to people if their workplace is dangerous to their physical and mental health, having given evidence in court and sat by more than his fair share of hospital beds. This is an important listen for anyone who cares about the wellbeing of their employees. In this episode you will learn: -What inspired Gareth to go it alone -The importance of mentoring -The difficulty of working with your spouse -What you need to think about to make your workplace safe -Why you might need a gap analysis -How long a Health & Safety audit process might take -How Gareth made strategic alliances work -What the Arete Champions’ Forum has given to Gareth Extra Resources: Gareth’s company website: https://safeassure.com.au/ Gareth on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gareth-davies-au/ For a free copy of Richard Triggs’ best-selling book, Uncover the Hidden Job Market, go to: http://www.uncoverthehiddenjobmarket.com

⭐ If you enjoy this interview with Gareth Everard please subscribe for lots more great crowdfunding content⭐ Gareth Everard ran a wildly successful crowdfunding campaign when he launched the first product that led to the founding of Rockwell Razors. He used that first Kickstarter product to launch several other successful product lines and made the transition to make it a sustainable brand. But his road to success was not an easy one. In fact, Gareth's dream soon became a nightmare when he discovered that his manufacturer had massively misled him regarding their capability for producing a quality product. In this episode, Gareth tells me about how he overcame failure in a way that allowed him to keep his backers and customers and successfully launch additional products. It wasn’t easy, but it made for a remarkable comeback story, one that I hope you'll enjoy listening to and can learn from! Here are some extra links to help you on your way: 1:57 Introducing one of my favorite humans, Gareth Everard, founder of Rockwell Razors. 3:22 How Rockwell got started, in Gareth’s senior year of college. 4:55 How Gareth chose what product to go after. 6:46 To what did Gareth Everard attribute his overnight success? 9:03 When your crowdfunding campaign becomes a series of unfortunate events. 12:08 What Gareth did with the new manufacturer to make sure the same problems didn’t happen again. 14:04 Gareth’s advice on manufacturing and fulfillment. 18:13 Setting pricing and shipping and customer perception. 24:28 The one factor that made Gareth Everard successful turning his campaign into an actual business. 26:27 How Backer Kit helped Gareth decide on new products. 30:24 Using backerKit to recover transactions that are lost due to Kickstarter. 33:07 Is Kickstarter or Indiegogo the best creator for my crowdfunding campaign? 37:20 Two words of advice for anyone launching a campaign By all means feel free to let me know in the comments below or on social media your thoughts as well, as I want you, my viewers to help me shape this channel into something that will make you all proud! A Big Thank You to Gareth Everard, founder of Rockwell Razors for coming on the show! For more updates, give me a visit using the links below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khierstyn LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khierstyn Website: https://khierstyn.com All audio I upload here are used for non-copyright infringing purposes, and all Fair Use laws are complied with. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

Taking over the reins of a successful generational company as someone without the family name is a prospect most people would find daunting. Being responsible for carrying on that legacy could even be considered a burden. But that’s not the case for my guest today. For him, an obligation to the employees of the company, to the next generation of leadership, and the legacy of the Higley name is a responsibility he has happily taken on.Today we’re coming at you from right in my backyard in Northeast Ohio with another great leader and friend who I’ve known for over 10 years, Gareth Vaughan. Gareth Vaughn is the President and CEO of The Albert M. Higley Co. He received a BEng in Civil Engineering in 1991 from the University of Trent in the United Kingdom, and in 1993, an M.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. Gareth joined The Albert M. Higley Co. in 2001 as a Regional Manager and was elected President in 2010 and named CEO in 2017. Gareth’s mentorship from Bruce Higley contributed significantly to his leadership style and combined with his values and commitment, he is truly a great example of what it means to be a leader by attraction.In this episode, Gareth and I talk about how the Albert M. Higley Co. has responded to the pandemic, the guiding principles the company is committed to, how Gareth’s childhood experiences propelled him into a high-performance career, what it means to dive headfirst into a brand-new role, battling imposter syndrome, lessons in leadership with humility, and so much more! Key Topics:How Gareth and I have connected over the years (1:22)The evolution of The Albert M. Higley Co. (2:37)The Albert M. Higley Co.’s commitment to becoming a better and more profitable company during the pandemic (5:28)The guiding vision that steers the company during good and difficult times (7:39)Articulating a 20-year plan (9:23)How the company is flipping the concept of making money on its head (10:30)The importance of strong company values (11:10)Gareth’s warning to potential employees (12:14)Gareth’s childhood in Cape Town and London (13:19)The difficult experiences from Gareth’s time in high school (15:18)How Gareth transformed his life from high school into college (16:09)Gareth’s early career and move to Columbus (17:08)The career-changing call from a headhunter (18:06)The surprising request Gareth made while interviewing for a role at The Albert M. Higley Co. (19:01)Diving headfirst into a brand-new role (20:05)The discomfort of becoming president (22:19)Battling imposter syndrome (23:48)Lessons in leadership from Bruce Higley (25:36)Gareth’s approach to building on the existing legacy of The Albert M. Higley Co. (28:50)Why a focus on legacy makes Gareth’s job simpler (30:45)What working with Bruce and Gareth taught me (32:31)The huge impact Bruce had on how Gareth responds to his team (34:00)How Gareth’s mother taught him about strength (36:43)The advice Gareth would give to his 23-year-old self (38:39)And much more!Mentioned in this Episode:The Albert M. Higley Co.Sheer Clarity | Battling Imposter SyndromeSheer Clarity | Starting from a Place of Self-Reflection with Mike Swiger THANKS FOR LISTENING!Be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.  And feel free to drop us a line at kevin@sheerclarity.com. Follow Sheer Clarity on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook! 

Gareth Jenkinson is a sports journalist and is one of the team now leading the launch of Rugby Bricks South Africa. This episode covers some special moments:      How Gareth interviewed Siya Kolisi as he walked off the pitch after winning the 2019 Rugby World Cup How Gareth’s career in journalism has led him to speak with some of the greatest minds in rugby in South Africa How Rugby Bricks has expanded to South Africa and the key pivotal players of Mike De Beer and Dylan Wilkinson that have helped us launch      This interview is a great insight into how far we’ve come at Rugby Bricks and if you’re a rugby fanatic you’ll get to hear some great stories here.

What’s up everybody! This week I’m joined by Gareth Pronovost, Airtable consultant, founder of GAP Consulting, and creator of Airtable Automation Machine. He’s here to share his course creation story and how Airtable Automation Machine helps businesses build databases and automate their workflows.When we automate processes we can focus on doing the stuff that we love and work less.Having been a financial analyst in a billion-dollar public company, Gareth knows the burden of spending countless hours doing reports manually on spreadsheets. This slow and inefficient process prevented him from doing the work he should have been focusing on. Then, Airtable came to his rescue.  With Airtable, Gareth was able to automate his workflow, organize data, and eliminate long hours of manual work. Now with GAP Consulting, he’s helped hundreds of business owners do the same. His course, Airtable Automation Machine, helps entrepreneurs optimize their Airtable setup, integrate business process, and train their team on Airtable on their own schedule.  Join us to hear how he turned his high-touch consulting process into a detailed course, and how he’s helping business owners focus on the work they love. Episode Quotes"Airtable is like a box of Legos. It is very modular application that allows you to craft your own database.""It is important to boil things down into as few touch points as possible."  "If you provide value then there is invariably a large number of people that's going to hire you.""This idea that I need to sit at a desk for 8 hours in order to provide value is fundamentally wrong." Listen to Learn00:51 - Getting to know Gareth Pronovost, Rapid 5 Questions07:08 - How Gareth got into entrepreneurship  12:05 - The Airtable business idea19:15 - Validation process and getting the first customers25:40 - Why value driven courses?28:13 - Airtable Automation Machine - What is it and who it's for?34:24 - Airtable Automation Machine - Course structure38:50 - Exciting things coming up from Gareth Connect with GarethAirtable Automation MachineGAP ConsultingFollow Gareth on Twitter!   Looking for the Transcript?Episode 115 Grab the bonus segment!Get to know Airtable best practices, and why this database software is so much better than spreadsheets.Grab it here: https://get.zencourses.co/extra  

Welcome to Beyond Technique, the podcast that empowers photographers to bring their businesses to the next level. Today we chat with fine art photographer Gareth Rockliffe! We discuss: How Gareth got his start as a photographer What it means to live life in the "P mode," and why that can be limiting Ways to avoid burnout and get out of a rut Why it's important to have personal projects, and how this can benefit you Why it's important to be willing to explore types of photography outside of your genre Spirituality as it relates to photography Advice for photographers just starting out Gareth can be found at:   GarethRockliffe.com Have suggestions on future topics you want us to cover? Email us: Skip Cohen: skip@mei500.com Chamira Young: chamira@photofocus.com   Share this podcast! Please share this podcast with your friends and subscribe via iTunes.

Gareth Everard ran a wildly successful crowdfunding campaign when he launched the first product that led to the founding of Rockwell Razors. He used that first campaign to launch several other successful product lines and made the transition to make it a sustainable brand. But his road to success was not an easy one. In today’s episode, Gareth shares his story of the manufacturing problems he ran into and what he did to keep those troubles from causing his product to fail. If you’re launching a product, or even thinking about it,  you’ll want to join us and learn all you can from Gareth’s experience. What made Gareth Everard’s crowdfunding campaign so successful? Gareth Everard’s first crowdfunding campaign exceeded its goal the first day and made 12 times that goal by the end of the campaign! In this episode, Gareth talks about how he chose his product, how an online community made a huge difference in the success of his campaign, and how he navigated the challenges that came his way. Listen in to gain some great tips and ideas for a successful crowdfunding campaign. When your crowdfunding campaign becomes a series of unfortunate events As Gareth Everard describes it, his crowdfunding campaign became a series of unfortunate events when he discovered that his manufacturer had massively misled him regarding their capability for producing a quality product. In this episode, Gareth tells me about how he overcame this huge obstacle in a way that allowed him to keep his backers and customers and successfully launch additional products. It wasn’t easy. Listen in and learn from Gareth’s experience how you can prevent your crowdfunding campaign from ruining your life.  The one factor that made Gareth Everard successful turning his campaign into an actual business Are you wondering how to create a business out of your crowdfunding campaign? Do you want to learn from someone who did it well? Gareth Everard was successful in turning his campaign into an actual business. In this episode, he talks about the one factor that played the biggest part in his success. And it’s not what you might think. Listen to this interview to learn what you need to do to keep your backers and customers receptive to new products. Is Kickstarter or Indiegogo the better creator for my crowdfunding campaign? Are you trying to decide which creator would be the best for you to use for your crowdfunding campaign? In this episode, Gareth Everard provides some insight into Kickstarter and Indiegogo and which one will likely best serve your needs, based on where you are in your product development. Listen in for some great advice that will help you make a good decision about the platform you want for your campaign. Outline of This Episode Introducing one of my favorite humans, Gareth Everard, founder of Rockwell Razors. How Rockwell got started, in Gareth’s senior year of college. How Gareth chose what product to go after. To what did Gareth Everard attribute his overnight success? When your crowdfunding campaign becomes a series of unfortunate events. What Gareth did with the new manufacturer to make sure the same problems didn’t happen again. Gareth’s advice on manufacturing and fulfillment. Setting pricing and shipping and customer perception. The one factor that made Gareth Everard successful turning his campaign into an actual business. How Backer Kit helped Gareth decide on new products. Using backerKit to recover transactions that are lost due to Kickstarter. Is Kickstarter or Indiegogo the best creator for my crowdfunding campaign? Two words of advice for anyone launching a campaign. Resources Mentioned RockwellRazors.com Gareth’s E-mail - Include “Crowdfunding Uncut” in the subject line Tech Crunch: How to fail at Kickstarter even if you get funded Venture beat: How my Kickstarter blew up my life Shipfusion Episode #60:  Reversing the Manufacturing Death Spiral Wicked Edge Reddit community Khierstyn’s Physical Product Checklist Leave a review on iTunes Contact Khierstyn at www.khierstyn.com  Sponsors BackerKit - use the code “uncut” to get 50% off set-up charges Gadget Flow

Gareth Everard ran a wildly successful crowdfunding campaign when he launched the first product that led to the founding of Rockwell Razors. He used that first campaign to launch several other successful product lines and made the transition to make it a sustainable brand. But his road to success was not an easy one. In today’s episode, Gareth shares his story of the manufacturing problems he ran into and what he did to keep those troubles from causing his product to fail. If you’re launching a product, or even thinking about it,  you’ll want to join us and learn all you can from Gareth’s experience. What made Gareth Everard’s crowdfunding campaign so successful? Gareth Everard’s first crowdfunding campaign exceeded its goal the first day and made 12 times that goal by the end of the campaign! In this episode, Gareth talks about how he chose his product, how an online community made a huge difference in the success of his campaign, and how he navigated the challenges that came his way. Listen in to gain some great tips and ideas for a successful crowdfunding campaign. When your crowdfunding campaign becomes a series of unfortunate events As Gareth Everard describes it, his crowdfunding campaign became a series of unfortunate events when he discovered that his manufacturer had massively misled him regarding their capability for producing a quality product. In this episode, Gareth tells me about how he overcame this huge obstacle in a way that allowed him to keep his backers and customers and successfully launch additional products. It wasn’t easy. Listen in and learn from Gareth’s experience how you can prevent your crowdfunding campaign from ruining your life.  The one factor that made Gareth Everard successful turning his campaign into an actual business Are you wondering how to create a business out of your crowdfunding campaign? Do you want to learn from someone who did it well? Gareth Everard was successful in turning his campaign into an actual business. In this episode, he talks about the one factor that played the biggest part in his success. And it’s not what you might think. Listen to this interview to learn what you need to do to keep your backers and customers receptive to new products. Is Kickstarter or Indiegogo the better creator for my crowdfunding campaign? Are you trying to decide which creator would be the best for you to use for your crowdfunding campaign? In this episode, Gareth Everard provides some insight into Kickstarter and Indiegogo and which one will likely best serve your needs, based on where you are in your product development. Listen in for some great advice that will help you make a good decision about the platform you want for your campaign. Outline of This Episode [1:57] Introducing one of my favorite humans, Gareth Everard, founder of Rockwell Razors. [3:22] How Rockwell got started, in Gareth’s senior year of college. [4:55] How Gareth chose what product to go after. [6:46] To what did Gareth Everard attribute his overnight success? [9:03] When your crowdfunding campaign becomes a series of unfortunate events. [12:08] What Gareth did with the new manufacturer to make sure the same problems didn’t happen again. [14:04] Gareth’s advice on manufacturing and fulfillment. [18:13] Setting pricing and shipping and customer perception. [24:28] The one factor that made Gareth Everard successful turning his campaign into an actual business. [26:27] How Backer Kit helped Gareth decide on new products. [30:24] Using backerKit to recover transactions that are lost due to Kickstarter. [33:07] Is Kickstarter or Indiegogo the best creator for my crowdfunding campaign? [37:20] Two words of advice for anyone launching a campaign. Resources Mentioned RockwellRazors.com Gareth’s E-mail - Include “Crowdfunding Uncut” in the subject line Tech Crunch: How to fail at Kickstarter even if you get funded Venture beat: How my Kickstarter blew up my life Shipfusion Episode #60:  Reversing the Manufacturing Death Spiral Wicked Edge Reddit community Khierstyn’s Physical Product Checklist Leave a review on iTunes Sponsors BackerKit - use the code “uncut” to get 50% off set-up charges Gadget Flow

Gareth Kay is a strategist by trade. He’s co-founder of Chapter, a creative business partner dedicated to solving the wicked problems facing pioneering businesses. Prior to setting up Chapter, Gareth was Chief Strategy Officer and Partner at Goodby, Silverstein and Partners and the Head of Planning at Modernista! In his decade in the US, Gareth has led strategy on brands including Google, Cisco, TD Ameritrade, the NBA, General Motors, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. and (RED). What you’ll learn about in this episode: Gareth’s decision to venture off and start Chapter What makes Chapter truly unique How to build a business model and hire employees when the work you do is very diverse Becoming a client’s partner through absolute transparency How to generate new business when you’re in the project based business Creating ideas and solutions vs creating “stuff” How Chapter develops and retains its staff The importance of transparency with your employees How Gareth’s perspective has changed since making the jump into ownership Things agencies can do to move away from widget sales to selling ideas and problem solving Ways to Contact Gareth Kay: Twitter: @garethk Company Twitter: @chaptersf Email: gareth@chaptersf.com We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support