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Anna speaks to Lucy Chamberlain, a female founder who is reshaping what success looks like in both the business world and her personal life. From leading a recruitment company division to becoming a single mother and launching her own venture, Lucy's journey is one of resilience and redefinition. Tune in to discover how she navigated critical life transitions and realigned her career with her core values. Key Takeaways: Redefining Success: Lucy shares how her understanding of success evolved from financial stability and external validation to inner satisfaction and aligned values. Navigating Fear and Faith: Learn about Lucy's journey from fear-driven work ethic to cultivating faith with actionable steps, particularly during challenging times like the COVID pandemic. Building a Purpose-Driven Business: Discover how Lucy created a thriving recruitment company with a strong female-focused mission and a commitment to diversity and inclusion. Balancing Business and Personal Life: Lucy offers practical insights into time management, including her use of rituals and the importance of outsourcing and delegating. Want to dig deeper? Download the free Intentional Business Audit to reflect on what's working, and what needs to shift. onestepoutside.com/intentionalbusiness

Spring is the season when gardeners throw off the hibernation and slumber of months of wet feet, many layers and waterproofs and are reborn anew! The stirring of life in the garden is one of the years great experiences, and makes a gardening life such a worthwhile pursuit, not only is it good for the planet to see the earth greening up, it is also good for the gardeners soul. But there is still lots of hard work to get on with - seeds have to be sown, mulch laid, supports erected and lawns mown. So join Lucy and Saul as they continue their professional gardening lives in the pure heaven that is Spring!Lucy is off for her Easter break, so Saul invites an old friend, fellow Kew graduate and now Head of Horticultural Relations at the Royal Horticultural Society, Emma Allen, to join him in conversation about her teams role at the charity. She has a large remit of very interesting roles which includes Funding Bursaries, in which she wants to encourage a wide range of diverse backgrounds to apply for funding to help realise long held study and networking ambitions. We also chat about the evolution of the charities seven Expert Groups (formerly know as the Plant committees) and the long standing and fruitful relationships with the RHS Partner Gardens, a key benefit of being a member. Useful Links: Bursaries and Funding - Click hereRHS Expert Groups - Click HereTrials and AGMS - Click HereRHS Partner Gardens - Click HerePlant Societies - Click HereInstagram link:Lucy lucychamberlaingardensLinkedIn link:Emma AllenSaul WalkerIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Support the show

Spring is starting to unfold, and with that in mind, we're heading back to the vegetable patch with kitchen gardener Lucy Chamberlain for the final instalment of her "Grow Food Anywhere" mini-series. This time, Lucy guides us through which crops thrive in those tricky, shady spots that can often be a challenge in the garden. Nick Turrell from the RHS Advisory Team gives us the lowdown on why Leylandii – once a garden favourite – has since earned a notorious reputation, and says what you can do about it! And finally Jamie Walton, the familiar face behind the Nettles & Petals social media account, shares some of the benefits and ecological gardening mindset can bring to your plot. Host: Guy Barter Contributors: Lucy Chamberlain, Nick Turrell, Jamie Walton (Nettles&Petals) Links: Grow Food Anywhere Pruning Leylandii Grow Food. Eat Weeds. Save Seeds. pre-order

This week we're returning to the vegetable garden with author and kitchen gardener Lucy Chamberlain to find out what delicious goodies will thrive in some of the least loved corners of your garden. We'll also be discovering more about the rich history of the magnolia genus, and the stunning range of varieties available today with horticulturalist Seamus O'Brien. Rosemoor's Alex Paines will be sharing how you can employ the chop and drop mulching technique in your own garden without it looking messy. And Alan Tichmarsh CBE launches an appeal to save some of the important work being done at RHS Garden Wisley. Host: Jenny Laville Contributors: Lucy Chamberlain, Seamus O'Brien, Alex Paines, Alan Titchmarsh Links: Grow Food Anywhere National Botanic Gardens Ireland Magnolias Chop and Drop RHS Garden Wisley petition

With the right approach, your garden can give back just as much – sometimes even more – than you put in. This week, we're finding out how to get the most out of our edibles plots with kitchen gardener and writer Lucy Chamberlain who will be proving you really can grow food anywhere. We're also heading back to Roz Chandler's Field Gate Flowers to discover the perfect mix of annuals, perennials, biennials and foliage plants for stunning arrangements year-round. And finally, how about a cup of tea? Jonathan Jones – head gardener of one of Europe's largest and most diverse tea gardens – shares how to cultivate tea at home and take your plants from bush to brew. Host: Guy Barter Contributors: Lucy Chamberlain, Roz Chandler, Jonathan Jones, Jenny Laville Links: Grow Food Anywhere book How to plan a cut flower garden episode 1 Field Gate Flowers Tregothnan

In this episode of Sales Reinvented, I'm joined by Lucy Chamberlain, founder of C&C Search, to dive deep into the world of negotiation. As a recruitment pioneer in the finance and professional services sectors, Lucy shares her proven tactics and strategies that have helped her consistently win high-stakes deals.  From creating a collaborative atmosphere to handling aggressive negotiation tactics, Lucy provides actionable insights that will help you elevate your own negotiation skills. Whether you're negotiating with clients or within your team, this episode is packed with valuable lessons that can transform your approach and lead to more successful outcomes. Outline of This Episode (0:00) Introduction to Lucy Chamberlain (1:01) Strategy vs. Tactics: What's the Difference? (2:43) Lucy's Go-To Negotiation Frameworks (5:11) Top Negotiation Tactics: Power in the Pause & More (7:11) The Role of Planning in Negotiation (8:36) How to Determine what Strategy is Effective  (9:41) Overcoming Aggressive Tactics (10:58) Lucy's Top Dos and Don'ts in Negotiation (13:42) Winning a High-Stakes Deal Connect with Lucy Chamberlain LinkedIn Connect With Paul Watts  LinkedIn Twitter  Subscribe to SALES REINVENTED Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Lucy's new book Grow Food Anywhere is out now at all good book shops and even some bad ones! What a delight to have Lucy on our podcast as we have been a fan of The Talking Heads podcasts for years. Lucy is definitely an oracle of grow your own and is so happy to impart that knowledge to anyone who asks. It was fantastic to delve deeper in to Lucy's back story and how she ended up where she is now. Thanks everyone for watching and listening,

In this weeks podcast Richard is joined by Lucy chamberlain, author of the book Grow Food Anywhere. Which has been our book of the month for January. Grow Food Anywhere Lucy's latest book Grow Food Anywhere is out now and is unlike any vegetable gardening book out there. This book is aimed at working the conditions you already have in your garden and finding the right plant for your conditions. Filled with ideas on tips on how to improve your garden and make the most of the space you have. Links Lucy's Instagram Buy the book on Amazon Chef Scott's Recipe of the week This week Chef Scott is back with his Guoguang Roast Carrots. A delicious Korean recipe using the good old staple, carrots. Adding a delicious spicy twist to those sweet tender orange sticks. And finally. If you have enjoyed this podcast and hearing about Lucy and her book then please rate and review on your podcast provider.

Let's make 2025 the year we all embrace growing our own fruit and vegetables—whether you've got a sprawling garden, a small balcony, or just a windowsill! No matter how much space or time you have, we've got plenty of inspiration to get you started and keep you going all year round. First, we'll hear from Shelia Das and Liz Mooney from RHS Wisley's talented edibles team, who will share their expert advice on growing delicious produce across every season. Then, we'll check in with Lucy Chamberlain, author of Grow Food Anywhere, as she reveals how to make the most of your space—whatever its size, shape, or location. And what about all that fantastic homegrown produce? Don't worry! We'll revisit our fascinating chat with Canadian chef and photographer David Zilber, a fermentation expert who's worked in some of the world's top kitchens, including the renowned Fermentation Lab at Restaurant Noma. He'll inspire you with creative ways to preserve and enjoy your harvest. Host: Gareth Richards Contributors: Shelia Das, Liz Mooney, Lucy Chamberlain, David Zilber Links: RHS Grow Your Own Veg Through the Year: 365 Days of Homegrown Vegetables & Herbs Grow Food Anywhere

Join Richard in this weeks veg grower podcast where this week its all about pruning. You may remember at the beginning of November we started to read the rhs pruning and training as our book of the month. well this week we can put that book into action and prune some of our trees and bushes. Time To Prune On The Allotment. Using this book Richard starts off on the allotment with pruning the Autumn Raspberries, which are some of the easiest soft fruits to prune. After that Richards attention turned to coppicing his hazel tree. Richard grows a Hazel tree to provide hazel nuts and bean sticks and coppicing is a great way to prolong the life of a tree and get hazel sticks from it. Then Richard turned to his pear tree and gave that a tidy up ensuring that no brunches where rubbing against each other. Supporters club. This podcast is supported by members of the supporters club. For just £5 a month you can help keep this podcast running. Being a member gives you access to extra behind the scenes podcast and a collection of seed sent to your door every month you are a member. Click the button below to find out more Getting Clever With Pruning At Home In the vegetable garden located at Richard's home, Richard has continued tackling the pruning tasks starting with Summer Raspberries. Summer raspberries are not as easy to prune as Autumn Raspberries but Richard shares a little tip that might help make this job a little easier. Richard also tackles pruning a grape vine which is a little trickier to prune and then has started a project of creating a three tiered espalier apple tree. Something that will really test Richards pruning skills, but hopefully create a fine looking tree too. Recipe Of The Week Chef Scott isn't available this week but Richard has stepped in and has created a recipe that uses parts of the Brussel sprout plants that we don't usually use, the leaves. Ingredients 5 Fresh green leaves from a brussel sprout plant A knob of butter A splash of olive oil 1 garlic clove minced Method Cut the hard spine out of the leaves and discard. Take the remaining leaves and roll into a cigar then using a sharp knife slice into strips. In a pan melt the butter with the olive oil, then add the minced garlic. Once the garlic is soft add the chopped leaves and stir. Cook until the leaves are tender and serve immediately. Conclussion As Richard wraps up this weeks podcast Richard share his final thoughts on the book. He particularly says how he feels much more confident with pruning many trees and bushes. Richard also shares what the next book on the reading list is. Grow Veg Anywhere by Lucy Chamberlain is released on the 2nd January 2025 but is available for pre-ordering now. It promises to be a good read and one definitely worth checking out. If you have enjoyed this podcast then please rate and review on your podcast provider. If you would like to support this podcast then please consider becoming a member of our supporters club or use some of affiliate links below for items you might be buying. We might get a little commission Premier seeds direct for all your seed needs Autopot uk a revolutionary watering system for growing the best veg easily. User discount code auto10rvg for 10%off

Saul Walker fell in love with horticulture through his Grandparents passion for visiting historic houses and gardens, and after a brief spell as an Archaeologist, he went to train and work as a Gardener for the National Trust at Antony House in Cornwall.After many years there he was accepted to study on the prestigious 3-year Kew Diploma of Botanical Horticulture at RBG, Kew and was exposed to the fantastic plant collections in the gardens and glasshouses, as well as travelling to Australia, Southern Spain and the French Riviera to study plants in their native habitats. Following his time at Kew he spent a couple of years as part of the Show management teams for both the RHS Hampton Court Palace and RHS Chelsea Flower Show respectively, however he was unable to resist the call back to his native Devon, where he is now the Head Gardener of Stonelands House- a privately owned 10-acre garden. Saul's speciality interests include Woodland Gardens, Orchids, and Exotic plants. A member of the RHS Tender Plant Committee and Trustee of The Hardy Plant Society and the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, he also co-hosts the Talking Heads Podcast with Lucy Chamberlain. 

Plant Expert ToursExperience a unique tour of the plants in the Floral Marquee. Lucy Chamberlain and Saul Walker lead tours around their plant highlights, from new launches to trusted favourites, you'll explore a host of must-haves for your garden.Saul Walker fell in love with horticulture through his Grandparents passion for visiting historic houses and gardens, and after a brief spell as an Archaeologist, he went to train and work as a Gardener for the National Trust at Antony House in Cornwall.

Plant Expert ToursExperience a unique tour of the plants in the Floral Marquee. Lucy Chamberlain and Saul Walker lead tours around their plant highlights, from new launches to trusted favourites, you'll explore a host of must-haves for your garden.Book NowWith an Honours Degree in plant sciences she then worked at the Royal Horticultural Society Garden (RHS) Wisley. After six years she left to pursue a career as a garden writer – first, for four years at Amateur Gardening magazine and then for six years as Editor of Grow Your Own magazine. She is now Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall – a 100- acre private estate which is home to a sizeable walled garden. Lucy is author of the book, The RHS Step-by-Step Veg Patch, and she also regularly writes for gardening magazines such as Gardeners' World, The Garden and Amateur Gardening. She regularly podcasts with her Head Gardener friend, Saul Walker, on the Talking Heads gardening podcast. Lucy is also the gardening expert for BBC Essex radio, and she won Practical Journalist of the Year in 2020. 

Soak up seasonal advice with Saul Walker – whether on a tour of one of Beaulieu's stunning gardens or in a hands-on Have-A-Go Workshop each day at the Fair!Saul Walker fell in love with horticulture through his Grandparents passion for visiting historic houses and gardens, and after a brief spell as an Archaeologist, he went to train and work as a Gardener for the National Trust at Antony House in Cornwall.After many years there he was accepted to study on the prestigious 3-year Kew Diploma of Botanical Horticulture at RBG, Kew and was exposed to the fantastic plant collections in the gardens and glasshouses, as well as travelling to Australia, Southern Spain and the French Riviera to study plants in their native habitats. Following his time at Kew he spent a couple of years as part of the Show management teams for both the RHS Hampton Court Palace and RHS Chelsea Flower Show respectively, however he was unable to resist the call back to his native Devon, where he is now the Head Gardener of Stonelands House- a privately owned 10-acre garden. Saul's speciality interests include Woodland Gardens, Orchids, and Exotic plants. A member of the RHS Tender Plant Committee and Trustee of The Hardy Plant Society and the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, he also co-hosts the Talking Heads Podcast with Lucy Chamberlain.

Saul Walker fell in love with horticulture through his Grandparents passion for visiting historic houses and gardens, and after a brief spell as an Archaeologist, he went to train and work as a Gardener for the National Trust at Antony House in Cornwall.After many years there he was accepted to study on the prestigious 3-year Kew Diploma of Botanical Horticulture at RBG, Kew and was exposed to the fantastic plant collections in the gardens and glasshouses, as well as travelling to Australia, Southern Spain and the French Riviera to study plants in their native habitats. Following his time at Kew he spent a couple of years as part of the Show management teams for both the RHS Hampton Court Palace and RHS Chelsea Flower Show respectively, however he was unable to resist the call back to his native Devon, where he is now the Head Gardener of Stonelands House- a privately owned 10-acre garden. Saul's speciality interests include Woodland Gardens, Orchids, and Exotic plants. A member of the RHS Tender Plant Committee and Trustee of The Hardy Plant Society and the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, he also co-hosts the Talking Heads Podcast with Lucy Chamberlain. 

How Self-Trust Can Change Your Life with Lucy Chamberlain Five, ten, or twenty years in the future, you will undoubtedly be different from who you are today. However, all of us have a future we want to pursue and an idea of who we want to be. The best way to make these goals come true is to grow and start doing small things that can change your life in the long run — and it starts with self-trust. Lucy Chamberlain's life is not the same as it was five years ago. In this episode, she returns as a guest to The Mindset Mentor Meets to share how her life has changed so far. She talks about her proudest moments in the past years and how they symbolized her growth.  Lucy has faced challenges and developed true self-trust to become the person she's proud to be today. From her achievements as a founder of a company to tapping into her authentic and confident self, she places herself where she wants to be. Even now, she continues to do the small things that can bring her to the future she strives for. You, too, can take the steps towards the future you want, no matter where you are in life. You'll learn the importance of confidence and authenticity and find out what it means to tap into your courage to change your life. Join us in this enlightening conversation with Lucy as we learn from her proudest moments and how they transformed her life. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover how validation and approval can help keep you on the right track. Learn the importance of working from a place of authenticity and self-trust in the value that you bring to the world Find out how self-care and small everyday actions can create a domino effect that changes your future. Resources  Meditations with Tara Brach Connect with Lucy ChamberlainAWS Summit London C&C Search LinkedIn Email Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor MeetsThe Mindset Mentor Meets: Episode 5 with Lucy Chamberlain Episode Highlights  [02:03] What Has Changed in Lucy's Life? Lucy's battle with COVID-19 was challenging, yet it served as a catalyst for her personal and professional growth, especially in her role as the founder of C&C Search Following the pandemic, she dedicated herself to revitalizing and expanding her business, which has impressively grown from a small team of 5 to a vibrant group of 24 exceptional individuals. [03:38] Lucy's First Proudest Moment: Becoming a Certified B Corp Lucy's first proudest moment was achieving their B Corp certification as a company. The certification was an approval that their purpose-led business was on the right track. B Corp companies are companies that operate with society, the environment, and the company in mind.  Every part of the process, from hiring to giving back to the community, is assessed. This difficulty encouraged Lucy to evolve and develop the company. Approval and validation greatly matter to Lucy, but external validation won't give her true self-worth and self-trust. It's alright to seek external validation sometimes. The B Corp certification isn't about Lucy. Rather, it's about taking care of the people who work for her and their clients.  [11:42] Lucy's Second Proudest Moment: Growing Her Self-Trust Lucy was invited as a host to AWS Summit London to talk about developing true self-confidence. This achievement symbolizes how far she has come and her growth over the past few years.  Lucy once felt she had no value to share. Now, she's able to accept the invitation without self-doubt and speak from a place of authenticity. It was difficult to get to this part of her journey. She has always been an authentic person, but felt like she wasn't enough. Lucy no longer worries about what others think about her. Comfortably owning your power can change how you feel and connect with others.  [17:49] Lucy's Third Proudest Moment: Making Time for Self-Care Lucy finally went back to hot yoga this year. For Lucy, this is a significant step towards a healthier lifestyle and the future body she wants to live in. By making time for yoga, she is also practicing the habit of finishing work on time and getting ready. These small actions connect to small good habits. Hot yoga is a 90-minute moving meditation in an incredibly hot room. This challenge encourages Lucy to stop thinking and leaves her feeling peaceful and calm. For many, work can be something you both love and resent. However, having these habits and non-negotiables can shift the way you feel about work and your body. Micro changes such as these small things done regularly have a big impact on your life in the long run. [24:59] The Secret to Success: Small Acts of Courage Lucy's secret to success is the small acts of courage and self-trust that can help you grow. Start your day by thinking about what a good life would look like on that day. Pick two to three things that would help you create that life, but would take courage to do. They can be big or small acts. Lean into these small acts of courage and see them add up to a big change and growth. This is what success means to Lucy today.  5 Powerful Quotes [04:24] ‘I wanted to create a business with purpose. Having a purpose-led business has definitely been the aspect of what we do that's got me through the biggest challenges.' [12:11] ‘My ability to be comfortable in my own skin and know that what I have to share is of value is something that has felt very elusive for very well the vast majority of my life and my career. Instead of feeling anxious or nervous, I just was able to feel excited and proud and was able to grab the opportunity without second guessing myself.' [13:02] ‘I can do that now from a place of knowing that I have really fantastic, kickass tools to share and also storytelling. I can do that from a place of authenticity. I think I have always been an authentic person, but I've always been an authentic person that has questioned whether or not who I really am is enough.' [21:20] ‘Having those real, solid, non-negotiables slots in the diary, it's just transformative in terms of how you feel about yourself, about your work. It shifts an awful lot of crap.' [26:29] 'Leaning in to those little acts of courage starts to add up to big change and that lovely sense of growth towards the person and the future you wanted to live it.' About Lucy Chamberlain Lucy Chamberlain is the Founder of C&C Search and C&C Academy, a socially-conscious business that aims to redefine and elevate the field of recruitment. She has more than 20 years of experience in the recruitment industry, where she specializes in EA/PA & Support, HR & Talent positions, and IR/Marketing / Communications roles. Lucy is also an ICF-certified coach, an award-winning speaker, and DEI advocate. Learn more about Lucy and her work on the C&C website or connect with her on LinkedIn. Enjoy this Podcast? The world always has new life lessons for you to learn — and in this case, it's something we all know yet don't necessarily apply: to believe in yourself! If you learned something new from today's The Mindset Mentor Meets episode, hit subscribe and share it with your friends! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast episode, share your thoughts with us online. You can also share it to help your family and friends find their self-trust. Have any questions? You can contact me through LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook. Thanks for listening!  For more updates and episodes, visit my website. You can also tune in to Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or PodBean.  To meeting inspiration, Angela  

Lucy Chamberlain & Saul Walker - BBC GWL Autumn Fair Preview 2023

Saul Walker fell in love with horticulture through his Grandparents passion for visiting historic houses and gardens, and after a brief spell as an Archaeologist, he went to train and work as a Gardener for the National Trust at Antony House in Cornwall. After many years there he was accepted to study on the prestigious 3-year Kew Diploma of Botanical Horticulture at RBG, Kew and was exposed to the fantastic plant collections in the gardens and glasshouses, as well as travelling to Australia, Southern Spain and the French Riviera to study plants in their native habitats. Following his time at Kew he spent a couple of years as part of the Show management teams for both the RHS Hampton Court Palace and RHS Chelsea Flower Show respectively, however he was unable to resist the call back to his native Devon, where he is now the Head Gardener of Stonelands House- a privately owned 10-acre garden. Saul's speciality interests include Woodland Gardens, Orchids, and Exotic plants. A member of the RHS Tender Plant Committee and Trustee of The Hardy Plant Society and the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, he also co-hosts the Talking Heads Podcast with Lucy Chamberlain. Find out more and book tickets at https://www.bbcgardenersworldlive.com/spring-fair/

Lucy was raised at her parents' market garden in Essex, before venturing to further her horticultural education at Writtle and Wye colleges. With an Honours Degree in plant sciences she then worked at the Royal Horticultural Society Garden (RHS) Wisley. After six years she left to pursue a career as a garden writer – first, for four years at Amateur Gardening magazine and then for six years as Editor of Grow Your Own magazine. She is now Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall – a 100- acre private estate which is home to a sizeable walled garden. Lucy is author of the book, The RHS Step-by-Step Veg Patch, and she also regularly writes for gardening magazines such as Gardeners' World, The Garden and Amateur Gardening. She regularly podcasts with her Head Gardener friend, Saul Walker, on the Talking Heads gardening podcast. Lucy is also the gardening expert for BBC Essex radio, and she won Practical Journalist of the Year in 2020. 

In this episode of the Full Circle Podcast, I'm joined by Lucy Chamberlain, the founder of C&C Search, a leading recruiter in the UK. Despite being a successful business owner, award-winning motivational speaker and ICF qualified coach, Lucy has been plagued with feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt. We discuss her first encounter with impostor syndrome, the support she sought, the pivotal moment of change, and the three key principles she believes can silence your inner critic. Lucy also shares her insights on the Havening method and how she overcame feelings of shame. I was deeply inspired by her unwavering commitment to self-improvement, and I'm sure you will find her practical tips helpful for overcoming your own feelings of insecurity. Quotes “As I stood up…I could feel my knees start to shake, I could feel the sweat running down my back, I felt out of body, and halfway through…I froze. I couldn't speak, and my hands began to shake uncontrollably with the microphone in it.” – 07:08 “In those moments of any form of intimacy, in any situation, I couldn't function. It was a sense of absolute detachment.” – 08:03 “During the reiki experience, all I could feel was weeds being pulled from my throat.”- 10:40 “The great thing about shame is that once it's brought out into the light, it doesn't survive.” – 21:02 “Self-esteem is an act.” – 24:25 “Something that brings me joy, something that brings me pleasure and something that brings me back to myself are amazing for dialing down imposter syndrome.” – 26:07  Time stamps01:30 – Introduction to Lucy 02:48 – How Lucy juggles so much 03:50 – The obstacles Lucy has faced 06:30 - Lucy's first encounter with imposter syndrome08:44 – The anxiety attacks that Lucy faced09:54 – A profound experience with reiki  14:30 – Lucy's experience with the Havening technique17:55 – The source of Lucy's determination 18:50 – Importance of consciousness to control imposter syndrome20:40 – Addressing shame24:20 – Actionable tips for silencing your inner critic 26:13 – The 3 Cs to combat imposter syndrome30:45 – What self-care looks like for Lucy34:07 – The benefits of having good people around you36:27 – The key to success and good leadership 37:15 – Lucy's intentions for 202338:34 – Revealing Lucy's greatest insight 40:00 – Connecting with Lucy40:37 - Gillian's reflections on the episode Lucy Socialshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lucychamberlain/https://www.candcsearch.co.uk/?source=linkedin.comGillian Socialshttps://www.instagram.com/gillian_mcmichael/https://www.linkedin.com/in/gillian-mcmichael/https://www.facebook.com/GillianMcMichaelMasterCoachhttps://www.youtube.com/@gillianmcmichaelhttps://www.gillianmcmichael.comFull Circle Global Socialshttps://www.instagram.com/fullcircleglobal/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/full-circle-development-consultancy/https://www.facebook.com/fullcircleglobal/https://fullcircleglobal.comOrder my book, “Coming Home: A Guide To Being Your True Self”Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Coming-Home-Guide-Being-Your/dp/1784529702Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Coming-Home-A-Guide-to-Being-Your-True-Self-Paperback-9781784529703/928206895Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/coming-home-gillian-mcmichael/1141304045 WHSmith: https://www.whsmith.co.uk/products/coming-home-a-guide-to-being-your-true-self/gillian-mcmichael/paperback/9781784529703.html  

Saul Walker fell in love with horticulture through his Grandparents passion for visiting historic houses and gardens, and after a brief spell as an Archaeologist, he went to train and work as a Gardener for the National Trust at Antony House in Cornwall. After many years there he was accepted to study on the prestigious 3-year Kew Diploma of Botanical Horticulture at RBG, Kew and was exposed to the fantastic plant collections in the gardens and glasshouses, as well as travelling to Australia, Southern Spain and the French Riviera to study plants in their native habitats. Following his time at Kew he spent a couple of years as part of the Show management teams for both the RHS Hampton Court Palace and RHS Chelsea Flower Show respectively, however he was unable to resist the call back to his native Devon, where he is now the Head Gardener of Stonelands House- a privately owned 10-acre garden. Saul's speciality interests include Woodland Gardens, Orchids, and Exotic plants. A member of the RHS Tender Plant Committee and Trustee of The Hardy Plant Society and the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, he also co-hosts the Talking Heads Podcast with Lucy Chamberlain. Find out more and book tickets at bbcgardenersworldfair.com

Lucy Chamberlain - BBC Gardeners' World Spring Fair 2023 Preview

Saul Walker fell in love with horticulture through his Grandparents passion for visiting historic houses and gardens, and after a brief spell as an Archaeologist, he went to train and work as a Gardener for the National Trust at Antony House in Cornwall.After many years there he was accepted to study on the prestigious 3-year Kew Diploma of Botanical Horticulture at RBG, Kew and was exposed to the fantastic plant collections in the gardens and glasshouses, as well as travelling to Australia, Southern Spain and the French Riviera to study plants in their native habitats. Following his time at Kew he spent a couple of years as part of the Show management teams for both the RHS Hampton Court Palace and RHS Chelsea Flower Show respectively, however he was unable to resist the call back to his native Devon, where he is now the Head Gardener of Stonelands House- a privately owned 10-acre garden. Saul's speciality interests include Woodland Gardens, Orchids, Exotic and Aline plants. A member of the RHS Tender Plant Committee and Trustee of The Hardy Plant Society and the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, he also co-hosts the Talking Heads Podcast with Lucy Chamberlain. Lucy was raised at her parents' market garden in Essex, before venturing to further her horticultural education at Writtle and Wye colleges.With an Honours Degree in plant sciences she then worked at the Royal Horticultural Society Garden (RHS) Wisley. After six years she left to pursue a career as a garden writer – first, for four years at Amateur Gardening magazine and then for six years as Editor of Grow Your Own magazine. She is now Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall – a 100- acre private estate which is home to a sizeable walled garden. Lucy is author of the book, The RHS Step-by-Step Veg Patch, and she also regularly writes for gardening magazines such as Gardeners' World, The Garden and Amateur Gardening. She regularly podcasts with her Head Gardener friend, Saul Walker, on the Talking Heads gardening podcast. Lucy is also the gardening expert for BBC Essex radio, and she won Practical Journalist of the Year in 2020. 

What would it take to feel more confident about your personal retirement savings? What's a good “number” to shoot for and what are all the ways to support your long-term savings needs? We're continuing our Women's History Month series with Prudential and helping us navigate this topic and provide some professional advice is Lucy Chamberlain, a Financial Planner at Prudential Financial. For more insights check out Prudential.com/SoMoney Prudential Disclosure: Our financial advisors offer investment advice, and some may offer financial planning. Our financial advisors and financial planners offer financial planning and/or investment advice through Pruco Securities, LLC (Pruco), under the marketing name Prudential Financial Services (PFPS). A financial advisor or financial planner offers securities products and services as a registered representative of Pruco and offers insurance products as an agent of issuing insurance companies. Chartered Financial Services is not affiliated with The Prudential Insurance Company of America and its affiliates, including Pruco. Other products and services may be offered through a non-Prudential entity. 1-800-778-2255 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello, I'm Mike Palmer, your host of the Mic The Gardener - Gardening Podcast, sponsored by Natural Grower. Welcome back to this week's episode. The Mic the Gardener Gardening Podcast has been up and running for just over a year now. In that year I have listened to more gardening podcasts than I've ever done before. One of my go-to podcasts is always Talking Heads, presented by Saul Walker and Lucy Chamberlain, who are both modern day head gardeners in private estates. This week I'm delighted to be joined by both Saul and Lucy who chat to me about their careers to date, their roles as head gardeners in private estates and much much more. If, like me, you listen to their podcast, you'll know I was legally obliged to start the conversation by talking about the weather, however, we also discussed: How their career paths crossed How they got started in the industry What the role of a modern Head Gardener is How much input their respective garden owners have on their gardens What Lucy & Saul's own gardens are like And their career aspirations are, and much more If you haven't already listened to the Talking Heads podcast, (and I can't believe you haven't), click on this link to have a listen. Thank you, as always for listening to this weeks podcast. If you haven't already, please do follow/subscribe and leave a review via your preferred podcast provider. You can also follow me on my Instagram account, @mike_thegardener where I have a live, weekly broadcast from my own garden, every Sunday at 10am (GMT). Join me next week when I will be discussing everything you need to know about growing sweet peas from seed with leading sweet pea expert, Roger Parsons. See you next week.

We are now firmly in winter, and you might be thinking that Head Gardeners Saul Walker and Lucy Chamberlain are taking things easy on their respective estates. But as these latest episodes will show, the two are fervently working away as busily as ever. With jobs such as planting, pruning, clearing and renovating on the cards, Lucy and Saul are at no risk of getting cold during this chillier season. The gardening friends are also busy thinking of the year ahead, so expect plenty of discussions about the weather, biscuits, buying new equipment, mowing, spreadsheets vs. lists, (more biscuits), and what plans they have for their own private gardens.When warm air and cold air do a merry dance about the North Atlantic waters, it concludes with turbulent times over the UK. Storms Dudley, Eunice, Franklin and Gladys wreaked their havoc last week, and now gardens up and down the country are clearing up the resulting damage. Lucy and Saul discuss the effects of these "once in a generation" wind speeds on the Donyland and Stonelands estates, plus they get to grips with a few impressive meteorological terms. Remedial pruning is also on the menu, and the duo achieve an optimistic attitude towards the opportunities this brings.Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) 

Business Mum That Runs A Multi-Million Recruitment Empire Shares Her Top Lessons (and mistakes!) That Will CHANGE YOUR LIFE. This is a must-listen for all aspiring mompreneurs, business mums and female entrepreneurs who want to thrive, make money and help other women in business at the same time. Lucy Chamberlain from C&C Search is a true boss babe. Not only is this British female entrepreneur growing a multi-million turnover business, but she is also doing it in a way that supports her all-female staff and supports other women in business. ** SEND ME A DM ON INSTAGRAM ** http://instagram.com/mumtomillionaire ** HOST OF MUM TO MILLIONAIRE ** Veena V is a qualified hypnotherapist, helping you achieve confidence in all areas of your life. She's a single mum to a very energetic teenager and is a former award-winning radio presenter and businesswoman. Download your free ‘I Am A Warrior' morning meditation here: https://www.mumtomillionaire.com/warrior ** BRAND NEW EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY ** Welcome to the Mum To Millionaire Podcast - THIS IS THE PODCAST FOR MUMS. We share unheard stories of inspiring women from across the world who have overcome adversity in business and motherhood, so YOU can feel empowered to use your voice and RECLAIM YOUR POWER. After my son was excluded 7 times, abandoned by his school and I was bullied by people in 'authority' for asking for help. I am now on a mission to raise awareness for the thousands of children who are currently not in education and to empower their parents who are fighting to keep going, no matter what hurdles are put in their way. Please support my alternative education provision for excluded children here ➡ http://www.oxfordcreators.co.uk Whether you've been through a divorce, experienced domestic abuse, struggled to make money in your business, had challenges with your children – this is the podcast for mums to connect and conquer together.

We are now firmly in winter, and you might be thinking that Head Gardeners Saul Walker and Lucy Chamberlain are taking things easy on their respective estates. But as these latest episodes will show, the two are fervently working away as busily as ever. With jobs such as planting, pruning, clearing and renovating on the cards, Lucy and Saul are at no risk of getting cold during this chillier season. The gardening friends are also busy thinking of the year ahead, so expect plenty of discussions about the weather, biscuits, buying new equipment, mowing, spreadsheets vs. lists, (more biscuits), and what plans they have for their own private gardens.Saul reveals that the tell tale signs of spring are emerging in Devon, whereas Lucy still waits patiently for Essex to catch up on its floral displays. Forced bulbs, new purchases and a cunning plan to thwart mice damage all get the attention of Lucy and Saul this week, as Saul admits his sticker addiction to the masses and Lucy claims that Essex mice have definitely watched Mission Impossible. The duo also discuss the excitement that visiting new gardens can bring. Saul has already begun his 2022 road trip, whereas Lucy is still sitting on the starting grid. Spring, it seems, is definitely around the corner.Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) 

We are now firmly in winter, and you might be thinking that Head Gardeners Saul Walker and Lucy Chamberlain are taking things easy on their respective estates. But as these latest episodes will show, the two are fervently working away as busily as ever. With jobs such as planting, pruning, clearing and renovating on the cards, Lucy and Saul are at no risk of getting cold during this chillier season. The gardening friends are also busy thinking of the year ahead, so expect plenty of discussions about the weather, biscuits, buying new equipment, mowing, spreadsheets vs. lists, (more biscuits), and what plans they have for their own private gardens.Head Gardeners Lucy and Saul are starting to get excited - the new garden season is almost upon us, days are getting longer and early spring flowers, bulbs and blossom is starting to appear. They have lots to chat about as the work begins to focus towards the coming year from the benefits of storing your precious harvests to the very unseasonable need to mow your lawns in mid-winter. They also emphasise that although it may get cold out there gardeners are still working hard and what you wear and how you work is essential to prevent one's toes and nose from feeling the frost!Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) 

We are now firmly in winter, and you might be thinking that Head Gardeners Saul Walker and Lucy Chamberlain are taking things easy on their respective estates. But as these latest episodes will show, the two are fervently working away as busily as ever. With jobs such as planting, pruning, clearing and renovating on the cards, Lucy and Saul are at no risk of getting cold during this chillier season. The gardening friends are also busy thinking of the year ahead, so expect plenty of discussions about the weather, biscuits, buying new equipment, mowing, spreadsheets vs. lists, (more biscuits), and what plans they have for their own private gardens.One of Saul's many tasks this winter was to organise a snowdrop festival - so after its success Lucy wanted to pick his brains about this diminutive bulb's allure, it's cultivation and Saul's must-grow varieties. In return, Lucy reveals to Saul that her flame gun is on order (exciting!) and she also discusses her plans to use plant-based biofumigants in the walled kitchen garden at East Donyland Hall. Listener, Ian, also has his question about box moth answered. Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) 

We are now firmly in winter, and you might be thinking that Head Gardeners Saul Walker and Lucy Chamberlain are taking things easy on their respective estates. But as these latest episodes will show, the two are fervently working away as busily as ever. With jobs such as planting, pruning, clearing and renovating on the cards, Lucy and Saul are at no risk of getting cold during this chillier season. The gardening friends are also busy thinking of the year ahead, so expect plenty of discussions about the weather, biscuits, buying new equipment, mowing, spreadsheets vs. lists, (more biscuits), and what plans they have for their own private gardens.The thought of cracking open the first seed packets of the year whets any gardeners appetite, but what varieties make their way onto Saul and Lucy's order list? In this episode the duo explain what parameters persuade them to order specific seeds. Large estates have the luxury of space allowing us to run our own trials, plus estate owners have their own benchmark 'must-grow' crops. But influences such as RHS AGM varieties, improvements in disease resistance - and even the lure of a catchy name - all help Lucy and Saul whittle down and fine-tune their orders.Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) 

We are now firmly in winter, and you might be thinking that Head Gardeners Saul Walker and Lucy Chamberlain are taking things easy on their respective estates. But as these latest episodes will show, the two are fervently working away as busily as ever. With jobs such as planting, pruning, clearing and renovating on the cards, Lucy and Saul are at no risk of getting cold during this chillier season. The gardening friends are also busy thinking of the year ahead, so expect plenty of discussions about the weather, biscuits, buying new equipment, mowing, spreadsheets vs. lists, (more biscuits), and what plans they have for their own private gardens.It's the New Year, so Saul and Lucy are feeling well rested after their Christmas break. Both received gifts that any green-fingered person would enjoy, and both admit to putting on a little festive weight. So, with intentions to crack on with their gardening teams, Saul tells Lucy what he's been up to at Stonelands this week, and Lucy reveals what's been keeping her busy at her keyboard these past few months. This Head Gardening duo are certainly not resting on their laurels - it's still a busy and exciting world that they live in!Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) 

It's podcasters unite in the latest edition of Talking Dirty, as Alan Gray (East Ruston Old Vicarage) and Thordis catch up with Talking Heads podcasters, Lucy Chamberlain and Saul Walker. Both professional Head Gardeners, Lucy and Saul have built a loyal audience of fans, sharing their gardening adventures both at work and at home. Lucy is the #crazytomatolady and Saul is big into his Exotics - unsurprisingly they both live up to their reputations when it comes to Show and Tell! This week's podcast is a wonderful mix of Edibles, Exotics and everything in between! Plant list - 'Ornamental' Clarkia amoena Banksia blechnifolia   Leucadendron 'Safari Sunset' Leucadendron argenteum Oxalis corymbosa aureo-reticulata   Brassaiopsis hispida Brassaiopsis mitis Brassaiopsis dumicola Impatiens tinctoria Impatiens arguta Hedychium 'Devon Cream'   Thladiantha dubia   Plant List - 'Edible' Portulaca oleracea - Summer Purslane Claytonia perfoliata - Winter Purslane Atriplex hortensis Cucurbita ficifolia - Figleaf Gourd Tomato F1 Honeycomb Tomato Tomande Tomato 'Ferline' F1 Hybrid Salsola soda   Melothria scabra - Cucamelon  Cyclanthera pedata - Achocha  Momordica charantia - Bitter Gourd Tromboncino Squash

This week's programme is devoted to all things edible. Writer and podcaster Lucy Chamberlain shares expert tips on growing crops in small spaces and hot dry spots. Allotmenteer Ashley Nwokorie finds delight in growing a taste of her native Zimbabwe – covo or African kale. In the latest part of our Hidden Horticulturists series we highlight the story of Robert Thompson, a Victorian writer who help make gardening accessible to the masses. Host Guy Barter shares tips on hedges for allotments and shares some of his growing fails, proving that even the experts sometimes get it wrong. And finally, award-winning food writer Mark Diacono reveals the Far Eastern spice you can grow in your garden.

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WHY GROW YOUR OWN FOOD? There are a lot of reasons to grow your food. Here are five motivating reasons to grow your food. 1. FRESH AND HEALTHY FOOD 2. GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT 3. GREATER CHOICE OF VEGETABLES & FRUITS 4. GOOD EXERCISE FOR HEALTH 5. FUTURE IS ORGANIC GARDENING FRESH AND HEALTHY We are all well aware that the route to good health is through eating more fruits and vegetables, but you may not have considered the direct benefits of growing them yourself. Vitamin and antioxidant levels are at their highest when crops are first picked, with the levels falling by half after a week or so. In shops, you can rarely tell how long ago “fresh” produce was picked or how well it has been stored, especially if it is imported or kept in refrigeration. When you have your own wigwam of runner beans, or a big pot of tomatoes on your patio, you can harvest and eat them within hours, or even minutes. GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT Our planet is overheating and, we should concern about the impact of food production on the environment, especially in terms of the “food miles” that build up when we import crops over huge distances. When you grow your own, food miles are reduced to zero, and the carbon footprint is negligible. Fundamentally, the world's population has to feed, and by cultivating whatever space you have, you are making a small step to reduce the stress on global supply. If you wish, you will also be able to choose to grow your food organically. Life revolved around are changing, and there is no better way to discover the seasonal nature of food crops than to grow your own all year round. GREATER CHOICE In shops, you have a limited choice of types of strawberries, broccoli, or carrots, for example, because commercial growers are motivated by yield, shelf-life, and uniformity and grow vast monocultures of just a few varieties. When you grow your own, there are thousands of different crops and combinations to try with qualities suited to your tastes. You may never see 'Yin Yang' French beans or 'Double Red' sweetcorn in the supermarket, but you can grow them yourself. GOOD EXERCISE FOR HEALTH If you feel a bit confined in a gym, gardening provides a great alternative to exercise. One hour's digging can burn off more than 300 calories, and light pottering, weeding, mulching, watering, and planting involves lifting, stretching, and bending. It's the perfect workout. (Chamberlain 2020) THE FUTURE IS ORGANIC GARDENING Organic food is widely available in supermarkets and specialty stores; many governments support organic farming and research. More and more people are turning to organic methods of gardening. Every time there is another food scare or another pesticide's dangers come to light, more people turn to eat and grow organically. As climate change's effects become more prominent, and we are encouraged to reduce our “carbon footprint,” organic gardening offers practical ways to do this in the garden. (Garden Organic, DK Publishing, Inc 2008) References Chamberlain, L. (2020). RHS step-by-step veg patch: A foolproof guide to every stage of growing fruit and veg / Lucy Chamberlain. Dorling Kindersley. Garden Organic (Organization); DK Publishing, Inc. (2008). Grow organic (1st American ed.). Dorling Kindersley. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/organicguru/message

Time for some more good news!  Another Sober Club member who has a lockdown legacy of sobriety! Janey interviews Lucy Chamberlain on her journey as a business owner through lockdown and ditching the booze.  The Sober Club is closed for new members for a while, but do please sign up to the waiting list, grab a Selfcare in Sobriety guide. (https://www.thesoberclub.com/about-the-club/) Congrats to our previous podcast guests from some of the amazing AF brands who won in the alcohol free category for the Platinum Awards. Congrats to Lyres, (last weeks pod featured Mark), Boucha, Sipling, Gin-esque and Wildlife Botanicals and Noughty AF - Well done!  You can  see the full list of winners at Imperfectly Natural.com Our Champneys retreat Selfcare in Sobriety at Tring in Herts is going ahead on oct 3-4 if you still wish to attend please ring them direct as standard rooms are not showing on their site. Info here (https://www.champneys.com/retreats-pages/health-management/1-night-self-care-in-sobriety-with-janey-lee-grace/tring-03-10-2020/) , if you are interested in attending one in January please contact Janey  Stay connected and feel free to DM or tag Janey who is...drum roll...1000 days sober next week!  @janeyleegrace

As the Coronovirus pandemic has changed many aspects of life over the past many months, the gardens and green spaces all across the UK have continued in full glory over the spring - but Summer has arrived and for many the outdoors is the sanctuary from the continued uncertainty of what lies ahead. Head Gardeners Saul and Lucy have still been full at work at Stonelands and Easy Donyland (as well as their own gardens) and continue to share their lives as professional horticulturists, there tips and tricks and their observations of their gardening lives.You may have noticed on the podcast that Lucy has an overriding passion for all things edible - but its not only at East Donyland where there is a significant proportion on land devoted to productive horticulture. At home she has transformed the garden around her house into a beautiful and bountiful space - with both Fruit and Veg in abundance. SO Lucy gives us a little tour of whats going on in her garden at the moment, and shares with you why she loves this certain aspect of gardening. Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome to this week's episode of The Mindset Mentor Meets Podcast which hears Angela interviewing Lucy Chamberlain, Founder of C&C Search. About our guest Passionate, fun and straight-talking, Lucy has become one of the business world's popular motivational speakers. Lucy's business journey as a Founder has seen her work as a TV presenter, Awards Judge and Leading Coach. She won the Female Speaker's Award for Most Engaging Speaker at the Female Speaker's Conference in 2019. Alongside her fantastic knowledge base, Lucy's level of experience enables her to give genuine insights into leadership, change and overcoming adversity. With a 20-year career tracking the industry's leading recruitment companies, Lucy founded C&C Search to redefine and elevate client and candidates' recruitment experience. Coming through a challenging personal time as a single mum, Lucy set out to re-align her career to her purpose-driven perspective, building a multi-million-pound business that allows her rapidly expanding team to fulfil their own career goals. A champion for women in business, Lucy and the C&C team actively collaborate with other female-led businesses. A mentor to her team, Lucy believes encouraging teams holistically, and nurturing happy, engaged, market-leading talent has the most impact on a company's success. With a focus on social consciousness and legacy, it's this foundation that serves to empower, captivate and delight C&C's clients as they grow their own businesses.   About this show Lucy shares the secrets of her success including how she took a huge risk in co-founding her business with her brother, and how, with lots of hard work, it has paid off  She generously shares her proudest moments and the lessons she has learnt along the way. Lucy tells us how she takes care of her mental wellbeing and how she has coped with anxiety in the past. She shares her ethos for being authentic and showing up as her whole self and why she encourages others to do the same. Lucy helps us understand how to handle the tough times and shine through the successful ones. An uplifting and inspiring half hour. Keep in touch with Lucy You can link-in with Lucy here http;//www.linkedin.com/in/lucychamberlain About the Host Angela Cox, Mindset Mentor is an award-winning behavioural change life coach. She works with leaders and professionals helping them to stop being stuck, build the belief and unleash their absolute potential. To find out more about working with Angela visit http://www.angela-cox.co.uk To follow on social media http://www.linkedin.com/in/angelacoxmindsetmentor http://www.instagram.com/mindset_mentor_angela_cox http://www.facebook.com/mindsetmentorangelacox You can purchase Angela's book, Enough here... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Enough-proves-achieve-anything-believe-ebook/dp/B07D3RZH8J/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1585036301&sr=8-4

Lucy Chamberlain the Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall in Essex, Lucy writes for The Guardian, lectures at RHS Hyde Hall and guests on BBC Essex radio, all alongside working on her own podcast Talking Heads with co-host Saul Walker.Join Tamsin Westhorpe, a Judge at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, in her brand new podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’. Listen to conversations with celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts, to find out more about their lives. Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for plant lovers. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational online gardening community, connecting gardeners and plant lovers of all ages not only to each other but also to an encyclopaedic wealth of gardening knowledge. Produced by Max Thrower, Chris D’Agorne & Ben Webb Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

In this edition of the Gardening Hour, Lucy Chamberlain joins Ken Crowther to answer your gardening questions on everything from Fatsia, Acers and Apples.

Welcome to Episode #3 from the Festival Of Enterprise Podcast 2020."I work really practically in the industry, to highlight the talent pool that support staff provide the businesses and how those businesses can tap into that talent and maximise it. So it's about having, when we set up the business, it was about having a voice for change. It was about, not being like other recruitment companies, we looked at the businesses that we aspired to be. Some of those were cliched, you know, the Virgins, the Apples, the big brands, but where there was an ethos, where there was a strong message, where that message was felt by the team, so that when you walked in, you felt those core values. And you felt that this was a company that looked at individuals, you know, in holistic way."I talk to Lucy Chamberlain, founder of C&C Search a multi million pound business that collaborates with other female led businesses. Lucy is one of the business world's most popular motivational speakers. Lucy's business journey, has seen her work as a TV presenter, awards judge and leading coach. Lucy's level of experience from a 20 year career enables her to give genuine insight into leadership change and overcoming adversity. Lucy founded C&C Search to redefine and elevate clients and candidates recruitment experience. Join Lucy at the Festival Of Enterprise in London to hear her full story and ask her your burning questions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the trailer for Episode #3, Season 2 of the Festival Of Enterprise podcast 2020."Great businesses have a message. It's not just about great marketing. It's something that's felt - you can feel it, touch it, you can sense it. And it's. And it's something that's also forward thinking. It's got a forward motion that feels like it's creating a change for the better and in an industry it loves. So I love what we do. I love our industry, but I know that we should be evolving and getting better and better. And I think that's what a great business is all about."Join me later this week for the full episode with Lucy Chamberlain, founder of C&C Search a multi million pound business that collaborates with other female led businesses. Lucy is one of the business world's most popular motivational speakers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How can we REACH for those big goals? My guest Lucy Chamberlain and I explore reaching our potential, being unapologetic and not shying away from being ambitious. As founder of a multi-million-pound business that allows her rapidly expanding team to fulfil their own career goals, Lucy is certainly walking her talk.  Read the full show notes over on our website School for Mothers Website ●  School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram

In this edition of the Gardening Hour Podcast, Lucy Chamberlain, Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall joins Ken to answer your gardening questions on everything from Fungus, Mistletoe and Peace Lily.

In this edition of the Gardening Hour, Lucy Chamberlain, Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall in Fingringhoe, joins Ken Crowther to answer your gardening questions on everything from lilac tress, asparagus and tomatoes.

In this episode Ruth speaks to Lucy Chamberlain founder of C&C Search. A multi award-winning HR and support staff specialist recruiter who have gone through a fast growth journey, turning over 3 million in year three. Lucy also has a project called the flex CNC flex pledge, which is all about supporting returners back into work in a way that's going to be able to allow them to be present at home for their children, to re enter the workplace at the career point they left rather than having to diminish their aspirations or capability. With a 20 year career tracking the industry’s leading recruitment companies, Lucy founded C&C search to redefine and elevate client and candidates’ recruitment experience. Coming through a challenging personal time – three years as a single mum, single-handedly responsible for her daughter – Lucy found her career was out of sync. In C&C, she’s built a successful business aligned with her high standards, ethics and goals, and created an inspiring workplace for her team to fulfil their own career goals. Innovative, unrelenting and fearless, learning to ask for help, advice and support has been key to her founder journey. She’s now paying it forward in abundance. Lucy and the C&C team actively collaborate with and support as many other female business leaders as possible; social consciousness and legacy is at the business’ core. As with many leaders, she’s dedicated every waking moment to getting C&C off the ground. Learning that balance is key, and self-care is important for every member of the team, this is embedded in the business culture. A mentor to her team, Lucy believes encouraging teams holistically, and nurturing happy, engaged, market-leading talent has the most impact on a company’s success. It’s this foundation that serves to empower, captivate and delight C&C’s clients as they build their own teams, and has been at the heart of our story. Website:    https://www.candcsearch.co.uk/meet-the-founders/lucy-2/ About the host...  Ruth Kudzi is a business mentor and mindset coach who specialises in working with coaches, consultants and service based business owners to help them grow their businesses by working on their strategy and mindset. She is a best selling author, international speaker and respected podcaster who has worked with 1000s of clients worldwide. She helps her clients build the businesses that they want to by getting clear on who they are, what they love and creating a business model that reflects their skills, experience and preferences.  Join Ruth's free Facebook Group 'The Rebel Collective' for all things business, mindset and strategy. https://www.facebook.com/groups/rebelcollective/  

Lucy Chamberlain, the Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall near Colchester, talks about her plans for next year.

In this edition of the Gardening Hour, Lucy Chamberlain, joins Ken Crowther to answer your gardening questions on everything from sweet chestnuts, box hedges and crab apples.

In this edition of the Gardening Hour, Lucy Chamberlain joins Ken Crowther to answer your gardening questions on everything from Herbs, Figs and Frogs.

Sales Reinvented Podcast Episode 141: Lucy Chamberlain. Lucy has spent a 20 year career tracking the industry’s leading recruitment companies. Lucy has overcome a challenging personal time as a single mum and built a multi-million business that allows her and her rapidly expanding team to fulfil their own career goals. As a champion for women in business Lucy and her team actively collaborate with other female-led businesses in a mentoring capacity with a focus on social consciousness and legacy. Through this experience Lucy has developed and honed her negotiation skills at the highest levels and has created online courses to support negotiation training.

We speak to the Plant Experts Lucy Chamberlain and Saul Walker as they return to the podcast as the discuss what the were asked at this years BBC Gardeners World LIVE.

Join me in this weeks podcast where I start a tour of the gardeners world live 2019 show. Along the way we talk to the designer of an award winning garden and we ask Lucy Chamberlain and Saul walker for there help with the blueberry problem from a listener. We also have the latest from the plots. The diary In this weeks diary we cover the following tasks Planting out more leeksPlanting up my beds at homePlanting out beans And much more. Check out the podcast to find out more Gardeners world live part 1. This weekend I attend gardeners world live. an annual show held every year based around gardening. I highly recommend attending next year and details can be found at the gardeners world live website as they get updated. In this podcast I take you all on a tour of the show and chat to a few people as we go around. As there is so much to see and do in this show I have split this podcast into several episodes so check out next weeks podcast to find out more. In part 1 we start outside and visit a garden designed around the jewellery makers district of Birmingham. We also chat to the designer Alexandra Froggatt about how she came up with the design of her garden. We also ask plant experts Lucy Chamberlain and Saul walker about there thoughts on the problem our listener has with blueberry plants. Lucy has been a gardener that I have followed for a number of years. She has written many interesting articles on veg gardening and if you would like to find out more about her then please check out this link. Saul Walker is also a a very interesting chap with a very lively attitude and plenty of knowledge to share. If you would like to learn more about Saul then please check out this link. To find out more listen to this weeks podcast. I'll also add a few photos below.

"It was a big risk financially. I was solely responsible for my daughter, I had a big mortgage, I had lots of commitments. The #Screwitjustdoit moment came when I was sat at a breakfast meeting with my clients after 9 months of Ed and I discussing this new business we wanted to set up. He'd just had enough of my delays and my "yes when, yes when, yes when" and he just picked up the phone and said "Look, Lucy, give me a decision by Friday or otherwise let's just move on"... On today's show, Lucy and I talk about life-changing events that can lead to your #Screwitjustdoit moment, following your dreams and not somebody else's and also women conforming to what's expected of them. Lucy's a passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship, a respected innovator and leader with over 20 years in her industry and as a single parent to her daughter she has powerful insights into authenticity and leadership. Let's StartUp!

Lucy Chamberlain chats with Ken Crowther about her work as Head Gardener.

In this edition of the Gardening Hour Podcast, Lucy Chamberlain sits in for Ken Crowther to answer your gardening questions on everything from fish , trees and lawns.

In this edition of the BBC Essex Gardening Hour, Lucy Chamberlain, Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall in Fingringhoe, joins Ken Crowther to answer your gardening questions on everything from Runner Beans, Bougainvillea and Chilies.

Every week A League of Her Own co-founder Charly Lester interviews three female entrepreneurs, linked by a common theme.  In this episode 'The Networker', Charly introduces the new podcast and chats to Lucy Chamberlain of C&C Search and Rikke Rosenlund, founder of Borrow My Doggy.  Charly also hosts The Female Entrepreneur, a weekly podcast which covers all the basics of setting up your first business. For more details of A League of Her Own, head to www.leagueofher.com

BBC Essex gardening presenter Ken Crowther answers all your gardening questions and queries. This week he is joined by Lucy Chamberlain, who gardens at East Donyland Hall, Fingringhoe.

BBC Essex gardening presenter Ken Crowther answers all your gardening questions and queries. This week he is joined by Lucy Chamberlain, who gardens at East Donyland Hall, Fingringhoe.

BBC Essex gardening presenter Ken Crowther answers all your gardening questions and queries. This week he is joined by Lucy Chamberlain, who gardens at East Donyland Hall, Fingringhoe.

BBC Essex gardening presenter Ken Crowther answers all your gardening questions and queries. This week he is joined by Lucy Chamberlain, who gardens at East Donyland Hall, Fingringhoe.

BBC Essex gardening presenter Ken Crowther answers all your gardening questions and queries. This week he is joined by Lucy Chamberlain, who gardens at East Donyland Hall, Fingringhoe.

Using a small paint brush Lucy Chamberlain who gardens at East Donyland Hall in Fingerginghoe, Essex is hand pollinating strawberries, peaches and nectarines in the gardens. To prevent diseases the fruits are covered with polythene which protects them by stops nature doing its work as she explained to Ken Crowther.

Lucy Chamberlain gardens at East Donyland Hall in Fingeringhoe, Essex.  The frosts of recent weeks have been welcomed by Lucy who has been waiting for them as she tries to manage the fruit garden.  A good hard frost helps to kill off pests and diseases lingering in the soil.  To aid this she removed all the mulch leaving the soil open to the frost as she told Ken Crowther.

If you can get out into your garden in the winter, it will help with spring and summer preparation and make the rest of the gardening year a joy.  Lucy Chamberlain gardens at East Donyland Hall in Fingeringhoe, Essex she spoke to Ken Crowther about some of the jobs they are getting on with at the Hall.

Lucy Chamberlain is Head Gardener at East Donyland Hall a private garden just outside Fingringhoe in Essex. The extensive grounds include a walled kitchen garden, bog garden, moat, tennis courts and huge herbaceous borders. Lucy told Ken Crowther about her plans for the coming weeks.