Podcast appearances and mentions of simon crowe

In the latest episode of Food, Views and Big Ideas, Lucy Allon catches up with our good friend, Chef Sam Burke. From his early days in the kitchen to his current role as Product & Business Development Manager and Corporate Chef for Meat and Livestock Australia, Sam's journey is one of passion, vision, and relentless dedication. We explore how he's helping to shape the future of Australian red meat, his thoughts on the changing food landscape, and how he manages to stay grounded with a busy career and family life. Get ready for an intimate conversation with a true industry leader! NDUSTRY ALERT: Sam Burke and Catherine Golding from Meat and Livestock Australia, Will Barton from Gundagai Lamb, Simon Crowe from Grill'd Burgers and Markus Werner from Delaware North will be joining us at The Source Kitchen at Fine Food Australia at 1pm on Tuesday, 3 September for a session all about Sharing the Love of Lamb. Register for free via the Fine Food link below and come and join the conversation.  Check out Fine Food Australia at: IG: @FineFoodExpo Website: www.finefoodaustralia.com.au Check out Meat and Livestock Australia's Rare Medium educational and inspirational resources on Aussie beef, lamb and goat at: IG: @_raremedium Website: www.raremedium.com.au Find Sam Burke at: Instagram: @chefsamuelburke Facebook: @chefsamuelburke LinkedIn Follow Straight To The Source on: IG: @straight_to_the_source  FB: @StraightToTheSource  TW: _straight_to_source  LI: Straight To The Source  YT: Straight To The Source Find out more about Straight To The Source: Read about your hosts Tawnya Bahr and Lucy Allon here  Join the Straight To The Source community here  Learn more about Straight To The Source here #sttspodcast #straighttothesource #knowyoursource #podcast #interview #hospitality #FoodViewsandBigIdeas #FoodPodcast #beef #lamb #goat #FineFoodAustraliaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“It was the most horrendous thing that's ever happened, it was really challenging, and unfortunately made me distrustful of people, which is just not my normal stance”Not many people can say they have built something out of nothing and have stayed true to their vision and purpose. Simon Crowe, the Founder and Managing Director of Grill'd, is on a mission to liberate burgers from badness and pioneer sustainable food practices.For someone so accomplished, Simon emanates a rare vulnerability. He talks candidly about the many challenges he has faced:>his public court battle with a former co-owner and business partner>taking on the Goliath that is McDonald's>his superpowers that have helped him succeed  >and why he's a better businessman than a friend. Host: Jenelle McMaster Deputy CEO Oceania and Markets Leader at EY.Guest: Simon Crowe  Founder and Managing Director of Grill'dListen now: Apple Podcasts or Spotify or wherever you get your favourite podcasts.

Last year I was totally delighted to appear on a podcast called The Coach's Compass, giving me an opportunity to dive deep into all things coaching with host Clark Luby.In the episode, Clark - a listener to The Coach's Journey - turns my favourite starter question back on me by asking me to recall when I first came across coaching, and that takes me back to a crucial juncture in my life and career.From there, we talk through the support structures and containers that helped me through early coaching challenges such as finding clients and talking about money, and I offer up some practical tools that can help you to establish the kind of coach you really want to be, factoring in the styles of coaching you admire and personalities you aspire to emulate.We also explore the importance of Rich Litvin's work to the evolution of coaching and to my own practice, and I share one of the exercises he taught me that led me to do some of my best work.In this episode, we talk about:The shift that happens after your first attempt at being an adultMaking the process of your work something that you really enjoyBeing a player in the game of your businessThe point at which coaching businesses start to carry themselves forwardHow to stay authentic while taking influence from other coachesWhy I think it's okay to steal from people*We also talk about the best times to break the rules of coaching, or the rules of anything for that matter!To hear other episodes of the Coach's Compass Podcast, visit https://thecoachscompass.libsyn.com/For information about my wider work and writing, visit www.robbieswale.com, and to buy my book, click here.Join the WBECS Free Pre-Summit: https://share.coaching.com/6d3qN2Music by My Good Man William: listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KmeQUcTbeE31uFynHQLQgTo support the Coach's Journey, visit www.patreon.com/thecoachsjourney and to join the Coach's Journey Community visit www.thecoachsjourney.com/community. Thanks in particular to Alex McIntyre, Alex Swallow, Joey Owen, Ken Broeren, Neil Mackinnon and Ruth Saville for their ongoing support.*In very specific situationsThings and people we mentioned (that you might be interested in):- Coaches Rising https://www.coachesrising.com/ - Ewan Townhead https://www.ewantownhead.com/coaching/ - Waking Up The Workplace http://www.wakinguptheworkplace.com/ - Brett Thomas https://www.linkedin.com/in/consciousbusinesscoach/ - The Prosperous Coach by Steve Chandler and Rich Litvin https://www.amazon.ca/Prosperous-Coach-Increase-Income-Clients/ - Rich Litvin with Simon Crowe on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fB80UWOW8NM - John Mackey https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Mackey_(businessman) - David Allen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Allen_(author) - Miles Downey episode on The Coach's Journey https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-31-myles-downey - Tony Robbins, I Am Not Your Guru https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUHMZf3qwsQ - Brené Brown on perfectionism https://www.shinecoachingandconsulting.com/post/recovering-perfectionist-aspiring-good-enoughist - Gay Hendricks and the zone of genius https://www.thejoyofbusiness.co.uk/how/how-to-find-your-zone-of-genius/ - The Heart of Laser Focused Coaching by Marion Franklin https://www.amazon.ca/HeART-Laser-Focused-Coaching-Revolutionary-Masterful/ - Chris Joseph on episode #19 of The Coach's Journey https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-19-chris-joseph - Fred Kofman https://www.fredkofman.org/sobre-fred-kofman-ing.php - Conscious Business by Fred Kofman https://www.amazon.ca/Conscious-Business-Build-through-Values/ - BetterUp https://www.betterup.com/ - Warren Buffett's "2 List" strategy https://jamesclear.com/buffett-focus - Joel Monk https://www.thnk.org/community/people/joel-monk/ - Phil Goddard, The Coaching Life episode #69 https://www.philg.com/CoachingLifePodcast/?post=069-phil-goddard - The Social Dilemma https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaaC57tcci0

In this episode, Simon Crowe explains why he quit his day job to blog full time. He talks about the freedom and flexibility that comes with being your own boss, and how blogging has allowed him to connect with people from all over the world and live in Thailand with his wife. If you're considering making the switch to full-time blogging, this episode is for you! You can also check out the full write up here: https://commission.academy/ (https://commission.academy/) Join My FREE Facebook Group! *https://www.facebook.com/groups/382827859864946 (https://www.facebook.com/groups/382827859864946) **Other Useful Links:** * https://bloggerevolution.com/income (https://bloggerevolution.com/income) * https://bloggerevolution.com/hosting (https://bloggerevolution.com/hosting) * https://bloggerevolution.com/KeywordChef (https://bloggerevolution.com/KeywordChef) * https://bloggerevolution.com/ezoic (https://bloggerevolution.com/ezoic) * https://bloggerevolution.com/linkwhisper (https://bloggerevolution.com/linkwhisper) * https://bloggerevolution.com/jasper (https://bloggerevolution.com/jasper) * https://bloggerevolution.com/go/aawp (https://bloggerevolution.com/go/aawp) * https://bloggerevolution.com/writeraccess (https://bloggerevolution.com/writeraccess) * https://bloggerevolution.com/go/shortpixel (https://bloggerevolution.com/go/shortpixel) * https://bloggerevolution.com/go/easywins (https://bloggerevolution.com/go/easywins)

Sean Aylmer speaks to Simon Crowe, founder of the Grill'd burger chain, about luxury chocolatier Koko Black. As they head into the busiest time of year for a chocolate maker, Simon talks how he turned the brand around after buying Koko Black out of administration.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friday 26 March 2021 The Chief Executive Officer of AMP is expected to resign with investors now wondering what next for the financial services giant. Also today: The federal budget gets a $23 billion boost. China ups the ante, criticising Australia’s human rights record. And the biggest jump in wealth in more than a decade. One guess why. Plus an interview with Simon Crowe, founder of Grill’d, about how he turned around chocolatier Koko Black.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Så er det låge nummer 15 vi åbner og vi kigger ind til den gode gamle klassiske sang "Do they know its christmas" med alle de store musikkere fra Storbritanien, blandt andet Phil Collins, Simon Crowe, Sara Dallin, Bob Geldorf, Boy Georg, Gary Kemp, Bono, Simon Le Bon, George Michael, Sting og mange flere. Vi mangler faktisk kun Rick Ashley. Musikvideoen indeholder, lækkert hår, hareskår og tjumsede ladies. Men vi ender kun på 1 nissestift for der er ikke meget Vestegnen at sige om det.

Adventures in Goosebumps Simon takes us on a voyage of his rich experiences in coaching beyond the conventional room, out into a world of adventures, challenges and infinite possibilities. Phil and Simon explore: * Creating extraordinary adventures beyond 1:1 meetings * A powerful premise in enrolling clients & guiding them through their hero's journey * Stepping over thresholds onto paths to what we want to create * What it means to cut the bull-crap in a conversation * Simon's biggest lessons from 15 years of client creation * Why trying to repeat past success or copying others might not work & what to do instead * Creating what we want & the habit of Being-Doing-Having * Why is it important to cultivate an intimate relationship with your business Here's a little more about Simon: Simon is an artist, an adventurer and educator in the field of personal and spiritual growth, who specializes in connecting men with their deepest purpose. He works with creative self-starters who have mastered conventional success and who are now hungry to reappraise their life, to move beyond the frustrations and uncertainty of midlife and to transition into lives that match their deepest values and priorities. As a qualified coach for nearly 15 years, he guides courageous male leaders to the achievement of greater self-expression, fulfilment and the experience of deeper meaning in their lives. His work embraces the latest breakthroughs in brain science, positive psychology and energy, and so his clients' shifts in consciousness become deep-rooted and their results go far beyond what they can currently imagine is possible. Above all, Simon loves to take these courageous men on transformational adventures with that bring clarity around their true life-purpose and lead to the realization of extraordinary projects for the benefit of the planet and the people they love, on their on terms and without compromise. You can find out more about Simon at https://simoncrowe.com/

Your employer purpose and values can be spot on, but unless you are communicating using the right channels and in the right way, this message can be lost. This month we are lucky to have Simon Crowe with us, who is a Brand Consultant at Crunch Simply Digital. We chat about everything from hyperlocal and programmatic to TikTok, and everything in between. In this episode, watch out for a great case study on Expedia in Japan, and the usual stumbling over words from our host, Sarah Wardle.

Breakwall - Lost Episode - Following the events of Episode 5.0, find out what happened to Revik after Jonny left him in search of her vengeance AND meet Simon Crowe, the anarchist that would go on to share Revik's knowledge with the world (available as Patreon Exclusive extras!). Follow us on Twitter for news and updates. Join us on discord to hang out with cast and crew! Want to support the show? Please check out our Patreon as Cybernautica is 100% Fan Supported! Cybernautica is intended for mature audiences on account of mature language, theme and violence. Please be advised.   CREDITS:  O.C. "Opti" Presley as Simon Crowe Damian Szydlo as Revik --- Written, Designed and Edited by Damian Szydlo Script Editing by Jupiter Sanders Show theme by Doug Maxwell Music and Sound Effects from Syrinscape & Audioblocks

When people talk about their passion for coffee, they always talk about the taste, the aroma and how they "need it".... but there is never any real acknowledgement of the fact that they just love getting high... on coffee.  Guests Emily Oak https://about.me/emilyoak Professor Simon Crowe https://scholars.latrobe.edu.au/display/sfcrowe Ray Thorpe https://www.happyherbcompany.com/ray-thorpe-on-industry-leaders-documentary/ Martin Williams https://www.prism.org.au/tag/martin-williams/ Nick Sun https://medium.com/@nicksun   Leo Gura http://actualized.org/ Caffeine Articles https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn9280-drinking-coffee-makes-you-more-open-minded/ https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/227884#1 Herbs Damiana, Mugwort,  Lions Tail, Superfeast Jing, Ashwaghanda, Guarana, Mucuna Pruriens - www.happyherbcompany.com/ Videos Thinking Allowed with Terrence Mckenna and Jeffrey Mishlove https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8y-khMKIbU Leo Gura - How Psychedelics Work https://actualized.org/articles/how-psychedelics-work Contact www.danmcuniverse.com https://twitter.com/DanMcUniverse Instagram: @danmq dan@danmchugh.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Irish new wave rockers The Boomtown Rats will return in 2020 with their first new album in 36 years. Entitled Citizens of Boomtown, the 10-track effort is due out on March 13th via BMG. The album features the lineup of Bob Geldof on vocals, Pete Briquette on bass, Simon Crowe on drums, and Garry Roberts on guitar. Briquette also served as producer. The first single, “Trash Glam, Baby”, will be released on January 10th. Update: Listen to the song here. To coincide with the album's release, The Boomtown Rats will embark on a UK tour next spring. Additionally, Faber Music will publish a new book by Geldof entitled, Tales of Boomtown Glory, compiling the band's lyrics, new stories penned by Geldof, and his archival notebooks. If all that weren't enough, a new documentary film from Billy McGrath is also on the way. In a statement, Geldof explained the genesis of the band's new album: “So why a new record? “Because that's what bands do. They make records. Songwriters write songs. There's so much to respond to in this new and different febrile atmosphere that we live in. People forget we took our name from Woody Guthrie, the great musical activist. I think The Boomtown Rats have always shown that rock'n'roll is a form of musical activism. The music has intent and purpose even if that is just the sound, about boy/girl, nothing particularly at all, everything in general, or pointed polemical…. whatever.” See the album's tracklist and band's upcoming tour dates below. You can find concert tickets here. Citizens of Boomtown Tracklist: 01. Trash Glam, Baby 02. Sweet Thing 03. Monster Monkeys 04. She Said No 05. Passing Through 06. Here's A Postcard 07. K.I.S.S. 08. Rock ‘n' Roll Yé Yé 09. Get A Grip 10. The Boomtown Rats

Simon is an artist, an adventurer and a master in the field of personal growth, who specializes in connecting "the successful" with their deepest purpose. As a qualified coach for over 12 years, he has guided numerous courageous individuals in achieving greater self-expression and fulfillment and experiencing deeper meaning in their lives. He works with creative, self-starters who have mastered conventional success and who are hungry to reappraise their life in honor of their unique gifts. Simon helps them achieve absolute clarity around their true-life purpose and create an extraordinary life for themselves and their communities.

Simon Crowe is a master in the field of personal growth, who specializes in connecting the successful with their deepest purpose. As a qualified coach for over 12 years, he has guidAdd new Ad ‹ Discover Your Talent Podcast — WordPress ed hundreds of courageous individuals in achieving greater self-expression and fulfillment and experiencing deeper meaning in their lives. He works exclusively with high-performing, self-starters who have mastered conventional success and who are hungry to reappraise their life in honor of their unique gifts.

Simon Crowe is a master in the field of personal growth, who specializes in connecting the successful with their deepest purpose. As a qualified coach for over 12 years, he has guided hundreds of courageous individuals in achieving greater self-expression and fulfillment and experiencing deeper meaning in their lives. He works exclusively with high-performing, self-starters who have mastered conventional success and who are hungry to reappraise their life in honor of their unique gifts.

Simon Crowe had an early academic career that was anything but stellar. One Headmaster said he was “a bit of a waste of space.” But when an admissions counselor saw his potential, it was absolutely fundamental to how his life shaped up after that. Seeing potential in others is the driving force of his life today. Has been taking leaders on life-changing adventures into their heart and soul for nearly 15 years, helping them connect with their deepest purpose. Today he is building a school in West Africa.

Are you a leader that strives to do more to make this world a better place? Do you hold a bold vision that you have a strong desire to create and experience, but you don’t know where to even start. Today’s guest is here to inspire you to fine tune your clarity, and boost your curiousity to allow that creativity to flow. Simon Crowe supports people to fill the gap between who they seem to BE and who they truly ARE. Taking clients on life-changing adventures into their heart and soul helping them create what may seem impossible. He coaches influential entrepreneurs and leaders, co-creating visions that positively impact the world.  Simon shares his passion for humanitarian work in West Africa with people wishing to develop their leadership in totally new and unexplored ways. This gives Simon endless stories of his adventures to share as an international speaker and writer. To connect with Simon, go to www.simoncrowe.com and www.thebigidea.space

After winning the pitch for Jenny Craig, she was offered the position of Managing Director of the ailing Jenny Craig business in 2008. She left advertising and embarked on a 3 year turnaround plan that revitalised the brand (from Magda to Mel B) and resulted in the sale of the ANZ Jenny Craig franchise to Nestle in 2011 for over $50 million. She continued on as CEO Australia and NZ working for Nestle for two more years, and was promoted to Global CMO of Jenny Craig creating campaigns for US and UK, France and ANZ. She left in February 2013 and established Rise Productions, a marketing and brand strategy consultancy designed to grow and revitalize brands. Her first clients included Dineamic, Big Bash (Cricket Australia), Target and Swisse. She then met Simon Crowe and took on a full time role as Head of Marketing and Brand at Grill'd in February 2015, during such visits her mandate was to revitalize the brand, overhaul the restaurant design and redefine healthy burgers to drive product innovation that drive sales and the reputation of healthy burgers.She continues to consult to Grilld on brand and now works in marketing, innovation and brand revitalization with clients such as Boundary Bend, Maitland Meat, DAA, and the business she is a part owner of Dineamic that makes healthy meals for busy people.

Simon Crowe supports people to fill the gap between who they BE and who they truly ARE. Taking clients on life-changing adventures into their heart and soul helping them create what may seem impossible. He coaches influential entrepreneurs and leaders, co-creating visions that positively impact the world. Simon shares his passion for humanitarian work in West Africa with people wishing to develop their leadership in totally new and unexplored ways. Simon shares stories of his adventures as an international speaker and writer.

Doing the impossible can quite often seem a step too far for most people. But my guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a man who seems loves doing the impossible more than anything. He is kind of normal from the outside, but did deeper and you can see a world changing mission. One side of the fence is a coach, and a very successful one at that. He has has helped clients create multimillion pound investments from nothing, he has coached CEO's to build thriving companies, philanthropists to set up charities, couples to conceive and lovers to start fantastic relationships. He has helped the intrepid to change jobs, change careers and even change countries. He has helped entrepreneurs to find their dream companies and senior executives to earn promotion to the Board. He is dedicated to serving extraordinary people in recreating their lives beyond recognition. Which is of course powerful stuff for sure but then you see the standout journey that he is on. At least it is for us at Join Up Dots. In 2015 he created the impossible busting Chicken shit foundation, which was created to honour and fulfill the legacy of Rafael Bejarano Rangel, who was tragically killed in Egypt, to bring empowerment, education, and transformation to all people through music, laughter and compassion, and to help re-awaken waning or lost indigenous traditions and support their sustainability and survival through the youth of the world. They accomplish their mission by enrolling the support and voices of Chicken-Shits (ie. those who need to believe in themselves more, even if it's just at certain times with certain people, and who would benefit from taking stock of the gifts and talents they posses that the world is hungry for, and then sharing accordingly.) Our current projects include building schools in Liberia West Africa and for a community in Mexico as well as youth empowerment and preservation of indigenous traditions among youth around the world. They do this by fund raising, mentoring, providing leadership and raising awareness and through building a global community. Big stuff is going on in this mans life so it is a delight to have him on the show. But what made this English man do something, very un-english, and peer his head over his own garden fence and start to make a difference to others across the world? And does he look back and think, I wished I had started this earlier or did it appear at the perfect time for him to be able to achieve his aims? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr Simon Crowe  

What is your bold vision and what is required in order for you to transform it into reality? In today's episode, UK-based Transformational Coach, Simon Crowe, takes us on a mind expanding journey as he describes his adventures in leadership and transformation, and how you can use your curiosity and creativity to heal the world. For over a decade, Simon has been coaching entrepreneurs, leaders, and philanthropists to find passion projects that stir their soul and then make them a reality. He has guided several groups of leaders to visit Liberia, West Africa, where they get to experience firsthand how different people think and operate differently, based on their view of the world.  As Simon shares his heartfelt stories, including describing his own passion project for building a school in Liberia, he weaves in vital leadership principles, steps on how to shift your mindset, and how to move from being resource-driven to resourceful, where you're able to connect to the vast opportunities around you.   Money is not a limiter, rather, our mindset is the only thing standing in the way of us fulfilling our bold visions. In this interview, Simon gives us the tools to transform our thinking, fulfill our wildest dreams, and leave our mark on humanity.  Key Takeaways 1) When you start to feel rather than think, your construct of the world changes. 2) Rather than focusing on your lack of resources, develop a mindset of resourcefulness so you can see the opportunities already around you and be able to connect to them. 3) Rather than ask, "What can I do?" ask yourself, "How can I be?" This is where true transformation begins.  4) Harness the power of affirmations in changing your mindset.  5) Anything you commit consistent action to, will have a lasting impact.  Favorite Quote "See the world differently, and your world changes." Simon Crowe Bio Simon Crowe's sole purpose as a coach is to support the personal evolution of his clients. He sees this as the key to self-expression, fulfillment and living a meaningful life. Simon coaches successful people to accomplish this in rich and creative ways. He loves the fun and challenge of helping the people he works with to evolve and thrive in this ever-changing universe. Simon has helped clients create multimillion pound investments from nothing, he has coached CEO's to build thriving companies, philanthropists to set up charities, couples to conceive and lovers to start fantastic relationships. He has helped the intrepid to change jobs, change careers and even change countries. He has helped entrepreneurs to found their dream companies and senior executives to earn promotion to the Board. He is dedicated to serving extraordinary people in recreating their lives beyond recognition. His curiosity has lead him to many interesting parts of the world. He has lived and worked in Europe, Africa, India, and the USA and has worked with clients as far afield as Russia, New Zealand, Hungary and Singapore. He recently returned from Liberia in West Africa where he shared the stage with leaders like Rich Litvin, Spryte Loriano and Kimmie Weeks at an empowerment event for 400 teachers. He is now based in London with his two greatest teachers - his American wife, Stacy and teenage daughter, India. Connect With Simon Crowe Online www.SimonCrowe.com

Simon Crowe coaches and mentors inspiring people and helps them come alive. He takes people on life-changing adventures into their heart and soul and helps them connect to their deepest purpose. These adventures are both metaphoric and physical, with Simon traveling to Africa recently with groups of his clients. His passion is creating partnerships with influential entrepreneurs, leaders and humanitarians and co-creating visions that positively impact the world. Contact Info Website: www.SimonCrowe.com Please connect with Simon and tell him about your wildest dream. Website: TheBigIdea.space Most Influential Person My wife, Stacey Effect on Emotions To me, an emotion or a feeling is a word that we give to an awareness of a vibration. Why that's important to me is, I've been reading a book called The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer and what I appreciate about the book is he talks about our emotions. If we're scared of them then we live our lives trying to protect ourselves from our emotions and we create this incredibly crazy complex life full of emotional interactions. If we can just see our emotions as energy, they don't mean anything to who we are ... that distinction between our higher self and our ego-driven mind. What I find myself doing now when I feel strong energy, I try not to label it as a particular emotion. I let it rise up in my heart and my chest. I let it find a way out. Almost like letting the gas bubbles in a bottle escape. If I suppress it or try to change my behaviour, or change the external world in some way, then all I'm doing is keeping that locked in. And so it just keeps returning. How mindfulness has really helped me is, I've become much more aware of those energetic vibrations. I've got a completely different relationship with them now. I get less fearful of them and I now allow them to arise in their energetic form and not connect to the stories that I hold around those energetic vibrations, those emotions, and just watch them pass. I feel so much more resilient and able to deal with situations. Thoughts on Breathing I have a series of affirmations I say every day and one of them is, I breathe deeply into my belly. I had a yoga teacher one who said, if men just breathed properly into their bellies, then 90 percent of the problems we go to therapists around, would be solved. The breath is a fundamental connection. When I'm meditating that's what I use as my focal point.  I bring my awareness and my attention to my breathing. Breath is something which opens me, which expands me, which connects me to the greater cosmos. Suggested Resources Book: The Art of Living by Bob Proctor Book: The Unteathered Soul by Michael A. Singer App: ThinkUp: Positive Affirmations & Motivation (Precises Wellness LLC) Effect on Emotions There were times when I was a young boy when I was guilty of bullying other people. I realize that when I was twelve or thirteen, I would pick on the kid in the class for whatever reason. Whatever this person was being singled out for, whether they wore glasses or they looked different, or were from a different background. I would just join in the name-calling and didn't give a moment's thought to the experience that poor person was having and what the impact may have been as to what they thought or felt about themselves. It felt very selfish. But that's only on reflection. I didn't feel selfish in that moment, I was just doing what everybody else was doing. It's because I didn't have that awareness. There were two things going on, there was the action I was doing and there was the ability to think about and assess whether those actions are ones that I really want to be engaged in. Whether it's something that they would have the impact that I would be proud of and now I'm slightly embarrassed to have to tell this story. It was a complete lack of mindfulness, of awareness in that moment. I was just behaving automatically. It was just really ignorance. I hadn't given it a moment's thought. Now with the awareness I now have as an adult, I think that was just really poor behavior.

Overcoming FEAR can at times be quite challenging. Add to that the desire to build confidence. When we see others operating at their full potential or at capacity, we wonder why that is not true of us. At least, I do. What you'll discover in this episode is that confidence is not something you wait for, it is something that comes by you simply taking action over and over again. The more those action steps are taken, the more confidence will be built. In so doing, fear will have to take a back seat and move from being behind the wheel.

Overcoming FEAR can at times be quite challenging. Add to that the desire to build confidence. When we see others operating at their full potential or at capacity, we wonder why that is not true of us. At least, I do. What you'll discover in this episode is that confidence is not something you wait for, it is something that comes by you simply taking action over and over again. The more those action steps are taken, the more confidence will be built. In so doing, fear will have to take a back seat and move from being behind the wheel.

On today’s show I am joined by Simon Crowe. Simon runs a specialists coaching and consultancy practice focused on transformational leadership and empowerment. He has lived and travelled around the world, creating partnerships with influential artists, executives, entrepreneurs, leaders, and humanitarians developing and delivering inspiring projects that positively impact the world. Simon has helped clients create multi-million pound investments from nothing, he has coached CEO’s to build thriving companies, philanthropists to set up charities, couples to conceive, and lovers to start fantastic relationships. His curiosity has led him to many interesting parts of the world and worked in Europe, Africa, India, and the US and has worked with clients as far afield as Russia, New Zealand, Hungary, and Singapore. He recently returned from Liberia in West Africa where he shared the stage with leaders like Rich Litvin, Spryte Loriano, and Kimmie Weeks at and empowerment event for 400 teachers. He is now based in London with his two greatest teachers — his American wife, Stacey and teenage daughter, India. Key Points From This Episode: • Simon tells us how he got started on his journey to coaching, marking a big turning point. • Hear some of the beliefs that were limiting Simon before he started working with a coach. • Learn why Simon believes listening is the best thing a coach can do for anybody. • Find out about some methods Simon uses in his coaching conversations. • Learn about the type of clients Simon works with and the ways he supports them. • Find out how Simon encourages his clients to dream big and take tiny steps to reach goals. • Understand why Simon works with a coach himself, believing in his own process. • Discover how Simon supports high profile clients that are more successful than himself. • Understand the level of trust between the relationship of coach and client. • Find out more about Simon’s projects in Liberia, supporting and empowering the community. • Simon talks about structure and standing by your convictions. • Hear as Simon shares about the most important piece of advice he incorporated into his life. • And much more! Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Simon Crowe — http://www.simoncrowe.com/ Simon’s email – mail@simoncrowe.com The Big Idea – http://www.thebigidea.space/ Simon on Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/simoncrowecoaching Simon on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/simoncrowe/ Victor Boc’s book, How to solve all your money problems forever – https://www.amazon.com/ Solve-Your-Money-Problems-Forever-ebook/dp/B00BURYNLY/

Simon Crowe has helped clients create multimillion-pound investments from nothing, he has coached CEO’s to build thriving companies, philanthropists to set up charities, couples to conceive and lovers to start fantastic relationships. He has helped the intrepid to change jobs, change careers and even change countries. He has helped entrepreneurs to found their dream companies and senior executives to earn promotion to the Board. He is dedicated to serving extraordinary people in recreating their lives beyond recognition.