Podcasts about Swale

Police have been called to a farm's family fun day after animal rights activists targeted the event - with some parents saying young children were “upset”.Officers were pictured at the spring fair in Ashford, as the protesters handed out leaflets promising a “fun-packed tour of your local abattoir”.Also on today's podcast, a frantic 999 call made after a young man was fatally stabbed in the heart by his girlfriend's cousin has been played in court.Jack Cadwallader was attacked after a row broke out at a flat in Harrietsham last July. An investigation has found one local authority is sitting on almost £20 million of unused funds meant for health, education and leisure projects.You can hear from local democracy reporter Robert Boddy who's been getting to the bottom of why the cash has not been spent. Construction has started on two housing developments in Swale which will have more than 700 “much-needed” homes.Diggershave begun work in Minster and Sittingbourne – once complete some of the properties will be affordable housing. And, the Kent winner of a National Lottery prize of £10,000 a month for 30 years has just one week left to claim their prize.We know the winning ticket was bought in Sevenoaks in October – we've spoken to lottery bosses about all the places it could be hiding. 

Today's guest is an independent sales & lettings agent, who is partnered with The Estate Agency, covering Swale and Medway in Kent. She has experience working in London high end, small and corporate developers, and independent estate agency. In this conversation, we discuss starting up your own self-employed estate agency, social media, prospecting and lots more that you don't want to miss.

It's been revealed a Ukrainian man who was found dead in a Maidstone park had crashed his e-scooter and fallen into some water. Absolutely, an inquest has been told Anatolii Cherevko had spent a night at a friend's house before the 24-year-old's body was discovered in an area of Mote Park.Also in today's podcast, our reporter Joe Crossley's been hearing about what's being doing to address an apparent increase in anti-social behaviour in part of Swale.It comes just days after two staff members at McDonalds were attacked at Sittingbourne Retail Park - and a group of around ten people disrupted the Christmas light switch on event.A weather warning's been issued for strong wind and heavy rain in Kent.The yellow alert comes into force at 3pm tomorrow and lasts all the way through until Sunday morning.Figures seen by KentOnline show there are less than 25 childcare places available in Kent for every 100 eligible children.Ofsted has raised concerns about a lack of availability at nurseries and childminders in certain areas. We've been speaking to their Assistant Regional Director for the South East.Dozens of schools across Kent and Medway have been recognised for the work they're doing to protect the environment.Recycling, green transport projects and community litter picks have been highlighted at the annual Green School awards. Hear from pupils and a teacher from Wellesley Haddon Dene primary in Broadstairs who won the overall trailblazer award.Football, and Gillingham have suffered their seventh defeat in nine games.They lost 2-1 at Bromley in league two last night. Hear from manager Mark Bonner and goalscorer Robbie McKenzie.

A fatal explosion that tragically claimed the life of a mum-of-five is believed to have been triggered by gas in her kitchenAn inquest has opened into the death of Charlane Burvill after she suffered burns to 95% of her body in the blast near Ashford last month. Also in today's podcast, a dad has been jailed after telling police he was only living at a cannabis farm in Medway to “water the plants”.He was found at the five bedroom property along with more than 1,000 plants. In more drug news, a criminal gang responsible for importing class A drugs in shipments of bananas to Sheerness has been jailed for more than 90 years between them.Incredibly, it comes as a man from Scotland has also been locked up for a similar scheme – you can hear from the judge at his sentencing. Bosses in Swale have drawn up a "wish list" of leisure facilities they want to revamp as part of efforts to deal with a potential population boom.The plans are part of their strategy for sites across the borough over the next 14 years as it expects more than 44,000 extra people to move in.And you can hear from Britain's Got Talent winner Sydnie Christmas who's been chatting on kmfm's breakfast show. The Gravesend singer talks about her time on the show and recording her new album. 

In this episode, we sit down with Rev. Ryan Swale, pastor of Immanuel URC in Jordan, Ontario, to discuss his dissertation, The Imprecatory Pastor: A Practical Theology of the Imprecatory Psalms. Swale challenges the modern church to reconsider the often-overlooked imprecatory psalms, which call for divine justice upon enemies. He argues that these psalms are not only permissible for Christians to use but are essential for pastoral ministry. Grounded in the character of God and rooted in biblical promises, Swale shows how these prayers for justice play a vital role in counseling, preaching, prayer, and worship. Swale explains the theological foundations of imprecatory psalms, demonstrating how both the Old and New Testaments affirm their use. He also explores practical applications for pastors, including how imprecatory psalms can be employed in “liturgical warfare,” apologetics, and pastoral counseling. Swale urges pastors to embrace these psalms as powerful tools for confronting evil and injustice, ultimately leading the church in glorifying God's justice. Join us as we explore the biblical and pastoral importance of imprecatory psalms and their role in faithfully navigating a fallen world. Tune in to learn more about the powerful place of imprecatory psalms in Christian life and ministry. 00:07 Introduction 05:13 Choosing the Imprecatory Psalms as a DMin Dissertation Topic 11:25 What Is an Imprecatory Psalm? 14:17 Imprecations in Light of Genesis 3:15 23:03 Imprecatory Psalms and the New Testament 38:27 Imprecatory Psalms in Corporate Worship 45:30 The Judgment of God upon Christ for His People 48:21 Psalms for the Age of Rage 53:44 Suggestions for Beginning to Use the Imprecatory Psalms 57:43 Conclusion

In this special episode of The Mic Drop Club, host Douglas Hamandishe sits down with Briony Segal, a dedicated advocate for public health, to explore her crucial work in raising awareness about bowel cancer screening and the power of volunteering. As part of the Bowel Cancer UK Screening Service, Briony has been at the forefront of engaging communities, dispelling myths, and encouraging early screening, particularly in Medway and Swale. Briony shares her journey, from starting in public health initiatives to now leading community engagement projects for bowel cancer screening. She talks openly about the challenges of getting people to participate in screening, especially in hard-to-reach communities, and highlights the importance of trust, communication, and small conversations in raising awareness. In this episode, Briony covers: The importance of bowel cancer screening and how early detection saves lives. The barriers to health screenings in different communities and how to overcome them. Volunteering opportunities for individuals to become community champions and help spread awareness in their neighbourhoods. Heartfelt stories of survival and loss emphasise the need for more education and involvement in cancer screening programs. Briony's call to action is clear: she seeks community champions to continue her important work once the project concludes. If you have a passion for health advocacy and want to make a difference, this episode is for you! Interested in getting involved? Reach out to Briony at briony@mva.org.uk or visit MVA to learn how you can become a community champion, help raise awareness, and make a real impact in the fight against bowel cancer.  

The bin collection crisis in parts of Kent could be about to get worse, with the GMB Union confirming they're balloting members on potential strike action.Suez has already been under pressure over waste not being taken away on time, with a recent council meeting being told there have been 36,000 missed collections.Also in today's podcast, Kent's roads are expected to be especially busy on what's being dubbed Frantic Friday.The summer getaway coincides with the start of the Olympics in Paris. We've been speaking to Toby Howe from the Kent and Medway Resilience Forum.A single dad's told KentOnline more needs to be done to tackle inequality as figures reveal a huge difference in life expectancy across Kent.Most recent data shows men in Thanet will live to an average age of 77 - four years less than those in more affluent Sevenoaks.Dominic Watters has spoken as a group of almost 30 organisations join forces to launch the #MakeHealthEqual campaign.A Maidstone woman has been left without a shower of bath for months after a flood caused by neighbouring pipework wrecked her bathroom.Yvonne Eaton lives in Wallis Avenue in the Park Wood area of town and has been telling the podcast what happened and how it's affected her.In showbiz news, Sydnie Christmas is going to star in a Kent panto this year.The Britain's Got Talent winner will be in Sleeping Beauty in Dartford.And, Sam Lawrie has a roundup of everything going on in Kent this weekend.

There's disruption in Kent as a Worldwide IT outage shuts down essential services. Thameslink, Southern Rail and Port of Dover have all reported problems, as well as GP surgeries, airports and banks. Also in today's podcast, a waste management company that's caused four months of bin collection chaos is to be penalised - but residents will not see a penny.Suez started collecting recycling and rubbish across Swale, Maidstone and Ashford as part of a £152 million contract in March.Motorists in one Kent town are facing a summer of misery thanks to what feels like an avalanche of roadworks.Frustrated Ashford residents say the area is clogged up with diversions and shuttered roads, and their journeys are now taking three times longer.Emergency services have been called to a school and children evacuated after an unexploded wartime bomb was discovered.Police and military could be seen in Canterbury, where pupils were moved to the playing field for safety.And you can hear from Gillingham midfielder Ethan Coleman ahead of their pre-season friendly. The 24-year-old has been struggling with an ankle injury since the players returned for training a fortnight ago.

How should we think about the imprecatory Psalms? Should we sing Psalms like Psalm 137, which says, "Blessed shall he be who takes your little ones and dashes them against the rock!"? How should we understand these God-given Psalms? In this episode, Pastor Zac interviews Ryan Swale on the Imprecatory Psalms.  For more information on the Psalms, see:  The Flow of the Psalms: Discovering Their Structure and Theology by O. Palmer Robinson  Learning to Love the Psalms by Robert Godfrey  Jesus on Every Page by David Murray 

The petrolhead behind Kent's first car ‘drifting' school says he will continue to operate the new track - despite being advised to slam on the brakes by local bosses. It's after complaints about the noise of revving engines and screeching tyres at the Skidz Advanced Driving School set up at Manston Airport. Also in today's podcast, a secure school designed to turn around the lives of some of Britain's most violent young offenders is set to open in Kent.The Oasis Restore school in Rochester is the first of its kind and will see young offenders receiving vocational training and one-to-one learning support during their imprisonment.People living across Swale say they've been blighted with bin-clearing problems since a new multi-million-pound contract started which has been branded “utter rubbish”.They've complained of six weeks of missed collections, bin men and call staff being sworn and spat at and people paying out for private rubbish collections. Celebrity baker Paul Hollywood and his wife Melissa have pumped more than £80,000 of their own money into trying to save her family's Kent pub.The long-serving landlady of The Chequers Inn says her parents have spent even bigger sums trying to keep it afloat.And, internet sensation and fitness coach Joe Wicks has led pupils at a Kent primary on a whole school workout this morning.The YouTuber, also known as The Body Coach, was in Dover to give advice on how to live a happier and healthier life. 

A horse race from the 1980s may not seem like the obvious inspiration for a poem that celebrates so many of the things that make our lives worth living — good company (human and animal), good books, good food, and honest work — and that is just part of the surprise, delight, and surging joy of Michael Klein's “Swale.” Michael Klein is a two-time winner of the Lambda Literary Award for poetry and is the author of five books of poetry and two memoirs. His work has appeared in many places, including Poetry, Tin House, The Paris Review, and Bennington Review. His newest book is The Early Minutes of Without: New & Selected Poems (Word Works, 2023). Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.We're pleased to offer Michael Klein's poem, and invite you to read Pádraig's weekly Poetry Unbound Substack, read the Poetry Unbound book, or listen back to all our episodes.

Robbie Swale is a leadership coach, author and podcaster whose work focuses on creativity, leading with honour and the craft of coaching.   Alongside his direct client work, he has run coaching, training and facilitation for organisations including Deutsche Bank, 64 Million Artists, Moonpig and the University of Edinburgh.   He is the host of two podcasts – The Coach's Journey Podcast and The 12-Minute Method Podcast – and the author of The 12-Minute Method series of books, including How to Start When You're Stuck and How to Create the Conditions for Great Work.   Learn more about Robbie at www.robbieswale.com and www.thecoachsjourney.com.   Buy the 12-Minute Method Books at: https://geni.us/12minutemethodseries —--   Additionally, I'll be donating to and raising awareness for the charity or organization of my guest's choice with each episode now. This episode, the organization is called GiveDirectly. Any and all donations make a difference! You can connect with Robbie on: Website: http://www.robbieswale.com/ The Coach's Journey Podcast: http://www.thecoachsjourney.com/ The 12-Minute Method Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-12-minute-method-podcast/id1637098109 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbieswale/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5aalWAQqFp6yTk2jghSpeQ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobbieSwale Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robbieswalecoachandauthor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robbieswale/ To connect with me: Interested in working with me as your coach? Book a complimentary 15 minute call here. https://calendly.com/mike-trugman/15min LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-trugman-37863246/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mytrugofchoice/?hl=en   Website - https://miketrugmancoaching.com/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUPyP3vEWc-oDlGASe2XIUg Please leave a review for this podcast on Apple Podcasts! - https://podcasts.apple.com/vg/podcast/mike-s-search-for-meaning/id1593087650?utm_source=Mike+Trugman&utm_campaign=dcbd0b11b0-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_03_08_12_14&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_33d78ffe68-dcbd0b11b0-510678693   Resources/People Mentioned: Toku McCree Joel Monk (and his appearance on Mike's Search for Meaning) Tim Ferriss Andrew Huberman Dan Carlin - Hardcore History 12 Rules for Life - Jordan B. Peterson Daring Greatly - Brené Brown Rebel Ideas - Matthew Syed Unlocking Leadership Mindtraps - Jennifer Garvey Berger Simplifying Coaching - Claire Pedrick The 12-Minute Method - Robbie Swale Robert Kegan Cultivating Leadership - Jennifer Garvey Berger Jordan B Peterson Katie and Gay Hendricks The Tim Ferriss Show Steven Pressfield The Art of Developmental Coaching - Coaches Rising 1,000 True Fans - Kevin Kelly Fred Kofman David Treleaven 64 Million Artists

The Magic Mike Show guys preview & give their tickets for Saturday's Late Pick 5 at Gulfstream Park on Holy Bull Stakes Day.The all-stakes sequence headlined by the Holy Bull (G3) also includes the Sweetest Chant (G3), the Swale, the Forward Gal (G3), & the Kitten's Joy (G3).Tell us YOUR Gulfstream Park thoughts & tickets in the Comments section!Live stream replay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc6qDqcvAn8SMASH the *Thumbs Up* ~ HIT *Subscribe* ~ RING the *Notification* bellhttps://RacingDudes.com is the destination site for all things horse racing and sports betting. Whether it be free winners, expert insider picks, up-to-the-minute trackside weather reports, or multiple podcasts and livestream videos that provide only the best content for gamblers of all skill levels, never make another wager without visiting the Racing Dudes first!Made by fans, for fans, come see why https://RacingDudes.com is the #1 most trusted sports betting website anywhere!FREE daily horse racing picks for every track in America!* https://racingdudes.com/free-picks/EXPERT premium selections for every track in America!* https://racingdudes.com/handicapping-products/PURCHASE our latest Inside Track wagering guide!* https://racingdudes.com/racing-guides/ BONUS free sports picks for all the biggest games in the NFL, NCAA, NHL, NBA, and more!* https://racingdudes.com/sports/SUPPORT the Racing Dudes!* https://twitter.com/racing_dudes/ * https://www.facebook.com/racingdudes/* https://www.instagram.com/racingdudes/FOLLOW Mike “Somobomb” Somich!* https://twitter.com/somobomb18/ FOLLOW Curtis “Magic” Kalleward!* https://twitter.com/curtiskalleward/ FOLLOW Dr. Miranda Bunge!* https://twitter.com/mirandabunge/ FOLLOW Vinny Blond!*

Kurt Becker's Stroll Through Racing History presented by Keeneland. Kurt looks back at the racing career of Swale    

It took over 100 hours of footage, 43 interviews and 1,400 hours of editing to create Ridge and Swale, the documentary celebrating the legacy of conservation in Door County. Myles Dannhausen Jr. talks to director Brett Kosmider about the film, his process and what lessons we can learn today from the conservation battles of the past.

The family of Medway man who was found dead in The Netherlands have revealed his body was discovered almost two months ago.22-year-old Liam Graham went missing after a car crash near Hoo back in July.The Archbishop of Canterbury has repeated calls for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.There are growing concerns for doctors and patients at Gaza's biggest hospital which is in the middle of a war zone.A Kent mum is taking part in a march to parliament today to call for a life-changing epilepsy treatment to be made available on the NHS.Teagan Appleby from Aylesham can suffer up 300 seizures a day, and her mum is currently paying as much as £2,000 a month for cannabis medication.Latest figures show 615 asylum seekers made the journey across the Channel in small boats on Sunday.It comes as an investigation has found a growing number are being granted work permits because of delays processing their claims.The man who oversees the police in Kent says there is still plenty he wants to achieve in the role.Police and crime commissioners are elected every four years, with the next vote due to happen in 2024.An NHS worker who was living in his car after struggling to afford a home to rent has now found somewhere to stay.Bogumil Kusiba is staying in an Airbnb on an alpaca farm after someone heard his story and reached out to help.Volunteers at a domestic abuse charity based in Swale and Medway have been given the Kings Award...SATEDA has recieved the honour, which is the equivalent to an MBE and recognises work in the voluntary sector.And in football, the manager of Chatham Town's women's team has been telling us how he hopes to get more people in to watch games.They beat Haywards Heath 4-2 in a dramatic first round FA Cup at the weekend.

The dad of a young man who died after taking a 'cocktail of drugs' during birthday celebrations has paid a heartbreaking tribute.Chase Oldale-Worth was found unresponsive at his home in July after turning 23. Hear from reporter Alex Jee who has been speaking to the family.Also in today's podcast, foodbanks across Kent are braced for their worst winter yet with demand for their services at an all time high.The Trussell Trust runs seven sites in the county and expects to hand out more than one million emergency food parcels in the next three months. We've been speaking to their project manager in Swale.A Kent MP has promised everything will be done to keep communities safe in the UK as fighting in the Middle East continues.Israel launched strikes on Gaza after militant group Hamas carried out a surprise attack on the country just over a week ago. Hear from Tonbridge and Malling rep Tom Tugendhat.Thousands of children across Kent are finding out if they can apply to go to a grammar school next September.Results of the Kent Test are out and we've got analysis from education expert Graham Jones from Whitehead Monckton solicitors in Maidstone.An incredibly popular arts and crafts shop in Chatham is closing down after 40 years.Just Fabrics started off as a stall in the town's market before moving to the Pentagon shopping centre - but has to leave their current base. Hear from the owner.As Black History Month continues, final preparations are being made for an event to celebrate all cultures across Kent.The Empower Gala will award people who go above and beyond within their community.And in sport, Sheppey United have qualified for the opening round of the FA Cup for the first time ever.They beat Billericay Town on penalties in their replay match last night and will take on league 2 side Walsall next.

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Mary Mattingly is an interdisciplinary artist who builds sculptural ecosystems that address human consumption and resilience, with an underlying theme of how they might play into our ability to preserve through catastrophic events. Two of her past projects — Waterpod and Swale — were barges that periodically docked in certain areas of New York City. Both depended on a level of nomadism and self-sufficiency. She describes Waterpod as a self-sufficient living space on the water that was a shelter, grew its own food, cleaned its own water and was also a space where she could make artwork. Swale came next. It was an edible landscape and it applied many of the skills she'd learned from Waterpod. Things like navigating a large vessel though city waterways and how foraging for fresh foods could work in a city with so many rules and regulations.  Her artwork always comes from a personal place. In 2008, after numerous surgeries and trips to the hospital, she was diagnosed with Celiac disease. It was a painful journey. For so long, she didn't know what was wrong with her. So, the diagnosis was a relief. She finally had a word to attach to what she was experiencing. That's when she became interested in food. Specifically, she became aware of the inaccessibility to fresh foods — how expensive they are and how many rules and regulations prohibit people from growing their own food in public spaces. At one point, she learned about how a community garden had been shut down due to a real estate development. That was when she realized that spaces like that weren't protected and could be easily taken away. Her interest in the idea of consumption and resilience goes back to her childhood, when she didn't always have the things she wanted. She was born in Rockville, Connecticut, but she grew up in Summersville. Both are small towns that are close to nature. She tells this story about how, when she was a kid, she and her siblings would make a game out of running as fast as they could to reach a neighbor's barn before he let off a warning shot. So, when she moved to New York City, where manmade structures dominate the landscape and overconsumption is common, she began to think about how that affects us, how being so reliant on outside inputs can deprive us of our independence. The sheer scale of the trash cycle in New York City, for example, devastated her. Three nights a week, she would see trash piled up on the sidewalks, sometimes taller than her.

Mary Mattingly is an interdisciplinary artist who builds sculptural ecosystems that address human consumption and resilience, with an underlying theme of how they might play into our ability to preserve through catastrophic events. Two of her past projects — Waterpod and Swale — were barges that periodically docked in certain areas of New York City. Both depended on a level of nomadism and self-sufficiency. She describes Waterpod as a self-sufficient living space on the water that was a shelter, grew its own food, cleaned its own water and was also a space where she could make artwork. Swale came next. It was an edible landscape and it applied many of the skills she'd learned from Waterpod. Things like navigating a large vessel though city waterways and how foraging for fresh foods could work in a city with so many rules and regulations.  Her artwork always comes from a personal place. In 2008, after numerous surgeries and trips to the hospital, she was diagnosed with Celiac disease. It was a painful journey. For so long, she didn't know what was wrong with her. So, the diagnosis was a relief. She finally had a word to attach to what she was experiencing. That's when she became interested in food. Specifically, she became aware of the inaccessibility to fresh foods — how expensive they are and how many rules and regulations prohibit people from growing their own food in public spaces. At one point, she learned about how a community garden had been shut down due to a real estate development. That was when she realized that spaces like that weren't protected and could be easily taken away. Her interest in the idea of consumption and resilience goes back to her childhood, when she didn't always have the things she wanted. She was born in Rockville, Connecticut, but she grew up in Summersville. Both are small towns that are close to nature. She tells this story about how, when she was a kid, she and her siblings would make a game out of running as fast as they could to reach a neighbor's barn before he let off a warning shot. So, when she moved to New York City, where manmade structures dominate the landscape and overconsumption is common, she began to think about how that affects us, how being so reliant on outside inputs can deprive us of our independence. The sheer scale of the trash cycle in New York City, for example, devastated her. Three nights a week, she would see trash piled up on the sidewalks, sometimes taller than her.

Through waves of development pressure over a century, people have stepped up to find ways to preserve much of Door County's most sensitive habitat and most beautiful land. The new documentary, Ridge and Swale, tells their story. Producer David Eliot talks to Myles Dannhausen Jr. about what inspired the project and what he hopes it achieves.

In this episode, we dive into a coaching conversation that takes us into visionary leadership and how to evolve as a leader. Robbie Swale is a leadership coach, author, and host of two podcasts: The Coach's Journey and The 12-minute Method.    We started off with a coaching topic that many people can relate to as we close off a year and contemplate what we want for the new year. We take stock of everything we've done so far and want clarity to plan our way forward.  As high achievers, we're constantly navigating the question of what's next.  

Police are hunting a gang of teenagers who pushed a trolley down an escalator at an Asda store in Gravesend which left a pensioner injured. The man was knocked backwards after it happened around a fortnight ago. Hear a description of the suspects and an update on the man's injuries. Also in today's podcast, an academy trust in Medway has been praised for the work it's doing to make sure teachers have good mental health. We've been speaking to bosses at Rivermead Inclusive Trust about a platinum award they've been given and what it means. It might not be the weather for heading to the beach right now, but recruitment is under way to find lifeguards for Kent's beaches this summer. The RNLI are looking for people to patrol coastal spots in Swale and Thanet. Rochester Cathedral is currently home to a 13 metre long table made from the wood of a 5,000-year-old fossilised black oak tree. The wood was found preserved in peat in 2012, but the 'Table for the Nation' wasn't completed until 2022 - and was dedicated to the Queen for her Platinum Jubilee. Hear from Canon Sue Brewer from the Cathedral where it'll be on display for the next year. And, a couple who became friends after chatting on the phone during lockdown have met for the first time. Sally Griffiths from Exeter and Jenny Hossack from Maidstone were put in touch with each other by Inspired Friendships.

"If instead you just take small action, you not only get the rush of courage from having taken the action and the satisfaction that you've actually done something, but you have negated that building of resentment and regret. So it's a double benefit if you take the tiny action today." Robbie Swale   Robbie Swale explains that courage is a key part of achieving our goals. And with small, repeated actions you can overcome fears, conquer resistance or procrastination and make progress. And often the confidence you need to do something and the competence required to do it is on the other side of doing it. You first need the courage to act - one of the most admirable qualities that humans can ever personify. Robbie talks about his 12-minute method and his four books which help people understand and apply some of what we discuss, and encourages people to take action now.   Robbie Swale is a leadership coach, author and podcaster whose work focuses on creativity, leading with honour and the craft of coaching. He is the host of two podcasts – The Coach's Journey Podcast and The 12-Minute Method Podcast – and the author of The 12-Minute Method series of books, including How to Start When You're Stuck and How to Create the Conditions for Great Work.   Connect with Robbie: Learn more about Robbie from his website and the coach's journey. Buy the 12-Minute Method Books here On LinkedIn On YouTube On Twitter Facebook Instagram Robbie's 100 podcast episode challenge   Resources Mentioned: Episode 78: It's All About Relationships with Travis L. Scott James Clear on Warren Buffett blog Robert Holden Jennifer Garvey Berger Stephen Pressfield The War of Art Liz Gilbert Big Magic Roger Bannister on Seth Godin blog The Burnout Fix Dr Jacinta Jimenez  

In today's episode, we talk with Robbie Swale, a leadership coach, author, and podcaster, about getting unstuck in as little as 12 minutes. This feeling of unease in living the life we have or some aspects of it, and the deep desire that we were destined for something different, and better than what we have achieved. Despite that strong desire, very often we fail from moving away from where we are and create what we dreamed of. With Robbie, we analyse what gets and keeps us stuck, and what we can do to overcome all these challenges. You can reach Robbie at: Website 1: www.robbieswale.com Website 2: www.thecoachsjourney.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robbieswalecoachandauthor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robbieswale/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbieswale/ Podcast 1: https://anchor.fm/12-minute-method Podcast 2: https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast Books: https://www.robbieswale.com/the-12minute-books Get in touch with us at the Forgive and Thrive podcast: For feedbacks and comments on the Forgive and Thrive podcast, send us an email at forgiveandthrive@gmail.com using #feedback in the subject line. If you want to share your story on the Forgive and Thrive podcast, send us an email at forgiveandthrive@gmail.com using #story in the subject line. We appreciate your review on Apple podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/forgive-and-thrive/id1567444243 Follow the FnT podcast on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forgiveandthrive/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/forgiveandthrive/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/forgiveandthrive/ Music by Caffeine_Creek_Band from Pixabay. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/forgiveandthrive/message

Robbie is a leadership coach, author, and podcaster whose work focuses on creativity, coaching and leading with honor. Robbie has delivered coaching, training, and facilitation for organizations like King's College London, Moonpig, Swiss Re, Coventry City of Culture, and more. He is a regular associate of 64 Million Artists and Betterup. Robbie supports coaches to grow their businesses and impact and thrive as people while they do that, via a community for coaches and a podcast. He's the host of The Coach's Journey Podcast, author of The 12-Minute Method Series, and author of 4 books including 'How to Start When You're Stuck,' 'How to Create the Conditions For Great Work,' 'How to Keep Going When You Want to Give Up,' and 'How to Share What You've Made.' We cover: Finding work you love (that pays) The power of coaching Why doing wrong is better than doing nothing The 12-Minute method Creating conditions for great work Detaching from the outcome and doing the practice Robbie's website: robbieswale.com Robbie's Podcast: thecoachsjourney.com Podcast website: subtleartofnotyelling.com Join theboxworkshop.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artofnotyelling/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artofnotyelling/support

Almost 40 weddings due to take place at a hotel in Kent have been cancelled after bosses announced it is closing at the end of the month. Hear from reporter Sean McPolin who has been speaking to devastated couples who were due to get married at Hadlow Manor Hotel in Tonbridge. Also in today's podcast, figures Shelter show Dartford and Swale have some of the highest homelessness rates in the south east. Across both areas, more than 1,600 people are living on the streets or in temporary accommodation. Ambulance workers in Kent have been striking again today. It's the second time members of the GMB Union have walked out in a dispute over pay and conditions. A new report out today suggests one in six police officers in Kent are planning to resign in the next two years. 80% of staff who responded to a survey say they are unhappy with current pay, and the vast majority don't feel respected by the government. We have reaction from Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner. An independent art school in Kent, that's described as being a major community asset, is just weeks away from having to close. The Margate School is Thanet's largest creative art provider and has been told it needs to raise £50,000 by the end of the month. We've been speaking to their director. Hear from a Kent farmer who's calling on the government to provide more clarity over new plans to encourage environmentally friendly projects. And in sport, Gillingham have made their first January signing - and second under new owner Brad Galinson. Find out who's joining the squad at Priestfield and what's being done to encourage more fans along.

We finish 2022 with a return visit from Robbie Swale as he seeks to reach his 2022 goal of 100 podcast appearances. Robbie and Claire did go on a walk in the hills - (and had such a good time that they forgot to take a pic!). We talk goals, and tortoises, hares and more… Robbie's books - which are great for kicking off a new year are: How to Start (a book, business or creative project) When You're Stuck: Practical inspiration to get your idea off the ground: 1 (The 12-Minute Method: Do That Thing You've Been Meaning To Do) How to Create the Conditions For Great Work: Practical inspiration to help you create habits, relationships and mindsets that will enable your genius to emerge Do That Thing You've Been Meaning To Do) How to Keep Going (with your book, business or creative project) When You Want to Give Up How to Share What You've Made: Practical inspiration to help you stop making excuses, beat your fears and get your book, business or creative project out into the world Claire guested on Robbie's podcast The Coaches Journey Contact Robbie through Linked In

Clark bares witness to Bruce's great dilemma. The Unauthorized Biography of Clark Kent continues. Son of El is written and produced by Isaac Bluefoot. The views expressed are not necessarily those held by DC Comics and Warner Media.This telling of Superman is an interpretation of the works of many writers and artists. Clark Kent was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Schuster. Batman was created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane. Ra's Al Ghul was created by Dennis O'Neil, Neal Adams, and Julius Schwartz. Sandra Wusan was created by Dennis O'Neal and Ric Estrada. Talia Al Ghul was created by Dennis O'Neil and Bob Brown.Manuscript Editing assistance by Tricia Riel. Theme Music by Royal Jelly. Additional music licensed through Creative Commons: Ice Where Your Parents' Love Should Be by Kyle Preston, Kalsted by Blue Dot Sessions, Satellite Bloom by Podington Bear, Process by Borrtex, Tarnish by Podington Bear, Spiral Galaxy by Serge Quadrado, Swale by Podington Bear, Fog in Dawn by Masato Abe, Buenos Breeze by Serge Quadrado.  

A dad-of-five is still unconscious in hospital nine days after falling down the stairs at his home in Walmer near Deal. Simon Norton was taken to Ashford's William Harvey hospital after being discovered by his wife. Hear from reporter Liane Castle who has been speaking to Katie about what happened. Also in today's podcast, a Tunbridge Wells mum says she's completely changed her Christmas plans because she can't guarantee having any running water. Supplies in the west of the county have been disrupted for the past week - hear from Grace Ockwell and find out what South East Water have had to say. Train drivers at 15 rail companies, including Southeastern, are to stage another strike early in the New Year.  Members of the Aslef union are to walk out on January, 5 in a row over pay.  With families due to spend more time together over Christmas, those in Ashford are being told where to turn if there's a dispute. Tensions within families and between neighbours and groups of young people have increased in recent years. We've been speaking to David Jonker from Ashford Mediation Service which is launching the next phase of their Keep Ashford Talking programme. The owner of a tea rooms on Sheppey has been told to remove tables he's put up outside to display Christmas decorations. Swale council say Stephen Jackson doesn't have a licence to have a seating area on the pavement. And, Gillingham face Wolves in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup tonight. The Gills will be hoping to cause another upset, after beating fellow Premier League side Brentford in the last round.

Charles is a certified permaculture designer and edible landscape installer. He is the founder of Food Forest Virginia. In this episode, we recap his recent month-long trip to northern Thailand, where he consulted the design and construction of a 50+ acre permaculture site. The term "Freedom Farm Academy" comes from Food Forest Abundance, of which Charles and I are both members. Freedom farm academies are designed as educational, demonstration sites aimed at teaching people how to grow food. Special thanks to Charles for joining us today. Check out his website www.dewittpermaculture.com for more information about Charles and how to obtain his services.  Charles's Instagram @foodforestvirginia Thanks for listening  

Robbie Swale is a coach, author, podcaster and founder of the 12-Minute Method. In this episode, Robbie describes how he got started and overcame resistance and fear by writing a blog post on his 12-minute train ride into downtown London. When he realized what this practice had done for him, he knew he needed to share it with other people. Patrice and Robbie discuss: How Robbie got started on a path that led to publishing three books (fourth coming soon!), writing over 300 blog posts, hosting two podcasts, and coaching people on their careers, their work and their lives.How you can go from being a "wannabe" to putting something into motion that will take you in the direction of your dreams and goals. The value of learning how "something worked out."Finding the first step to put into motion.Embracing courage and fear. 

Some people come to personal branding as a way to stand out as a coach and others come to coaching as a way to monetise hard won expertise and strong awareness. Whatever is true for you - coaching is at the heart of the life of every high performer - often both as the coach and the coached at the same time. So this week I'm pleased the welcome Robbie Swale, now three times author How start where you're stuck, how to keep going and not give up and now his new book - How to create the conditions for great work.About RobbieRobbie Swale is a leadership coach, author and podcaster whose work focuses on creativity, leading with honour and the craft of coaching. Alongside his direct client work, he has run coaching, training and facilitation for organisations including Moonpig, the Royal Opera House, Deutsche Bank and the University of Edinburgh. He is the host of two podcasts – The Coach's Journey Podcast and The 12-Minute Method Podcast – and the author of The 12-Minute Method series of books, including How to Start When You're Stuck, How to Keep Going When You Want to Give Up and How to Create the Conditions For Great Work. Learn more about Robbie at www.robbieswale.com----Get your FREE copy of my Personal Brand Business Blueprint It's the roadmap to starting, scaling or just fixing your expert business.www.amplifyme.agency/roadmap----Subscribe to my Youtube!! Follow on Instagram and Twitter @bobgentleJoin the Personal Brand Business Dojo FREE Community : www.amplifyme.agency/insidersPlease take a second to rate this show in Apple Podcasts. ❤ It will mean a lot to me.

DJ Swale sat down with Jean Dreams Record's own BIG OPP to discuss his upbringing, how he met Waka Flocka's mom Ms. Deb, his poppin single "Back Seat", and more ! Socials:@Bigoppsunny@Jeandreams Records @Iammitchelljean@SwaleTheGreat

#023 - You're a talented and hard-working doer but have you been putting off putting yourself out there and creating content to help others? In this episode, I chat with Robbie Swale, leadership coach, author and podcaster, who, in 2016, started writing blog-posts on his 12 min train journey to work and after 6 years, he's now the author of the 12-Minute Method series of books, including How to Start When You're Stuck, How to Keep Going When You Want to Give Up and How to Create the Conditions For Great Work. Robbie talks about importance of starting small and focusing on what really matters.In this episode:What is the 12-minute method and how to it into a habitGetting started with content creation with minimum viable timeJuggling consistency and intensityThe pain of shedding your old identitiesGrowing your creative confidence using experimentsReleasing your creation out into the world without expectationsand much more!Participant in Robbie's book giveaway by Thursday 24th Nov athttps://www.linkedin.com/company/designfeelingcohttps://twitter.com/designfeelingcohttps://www.instagram.com/designfeelingco/ShownotesThe 12-Minute Method Podcasthttps://anchor.fm/12-minute-methodThe Coach's Journey Podcasthttps://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcastEisenhower Matrixhttps://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newHTE_91.htmGay Hendrickshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_HendricksBig Magic by Liz Gilberthttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/24453082-big-magicThe War of Art by Steven Pressfieldhttps://stevenpressfield.com/books/the-war-of-art/Contacting Robbiewww.robbieswale.comLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/robbieswale/YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5aalWAQqFp6yTk2jghSpeQTwitterhttps://twitter.com/RobbieSwaleFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/robbieswalecoachandauthorInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/robbieswale/Show creditsIllustrations by Isa Vicentehttps://www.instagram.com/isadezgz/Music by Brad Porterhttps://prtr.co/

On this episode of Build Better Brands, Danielle Clarke is joined by Robbie Swale who coaches people on the careers, work and lives to talk about what he does and how brands can succeed.KEY TAKEAWAYSMy Mother, for the last 20 years of her life, was a counsellor, my Dad had some time as a psychotherapist, so they understand talking to people and helping them – it's different to coaching but overlaps in some related ways – my Brother has worked in coaching a little bit and my sister is now doing counselling training so my immediate family gets it, I think. I tend to start with I'm a leadership coach and then I wait to see what people say because there's no perfect way to explain what I do to everyone.If what I really want is in the end to have more clients then the thing that I want is to have actual connection with somebody who is interested in my work so that at some point they might think “I need some coaching, I should talk to Robbie”, or when they're speaking to somebody else they think about me. To get someone to that place isn't about telling them the perfect thing. Most people like, when they get into an interesting conversation, learning about them and that's often what's memorable. These days I give three examples of what I'm most interested in which gives them a lot of space so that if they're interested in any of those things we can have a conversation about that so that I can find out about their leadership challenge, partly because that's what I'm interested in and partly because it's best for business.Everybody has self-doubt and procrastination happen to them and I'd take certain thoughts as proof that I shouldn't do certain things (create a business, write a book). But you don't have to listen to those thoughts, you can choose to believe that they're resistance, which is something probably trying to keep you safe or out of harm's way, but it's stopping me doing the things I want to do. Instead, you can power through those and dance with them in different ways. Each thing I've done has been a different dance with all these ways that I hold myself back and try to avoid the creative battles.Big sportswear brands' TV advs might feature different athletes, but the feel of them doesn't, so you have a feel for what ADIDAS means and Nike means because you've watched a lot of those adverts over a number of years and have that feel for consistency and the fact the message aligns. We've got a baby and buying nappies, I remember TV ads for nappies when I was 6, Huggies Pull-Ups – we don't buy Huggies, we buy Pampers – but I remember that so clearly and they're essentially the same product now because they've got a winning mix. I know Huggies do Pull-Ups and I still remember that because they said it over and over again. BEST MOMENTS‘I'm interested in the craft of coaching, creativity and how we lead with what we might call honour.'‘I'm a recovering perfectionist.'‘If an idea comes to you and you don't take it, it'll go on to someone else.'‘Any medium, like podcasts, where we share what's influenced us and been useful for us is really useful. It's how I've found loads of things that have impacted me.'ABOUT THE GUESTRobbie Swale As a coach, my clients hire me because I have a powerful ability to see things differently.I have cultivated for years the ability to understand different perspectives.I see the truth in the world - I'm not afraid of it. And I'm not afraid to do or say the right thing.I can dance in the moment, I have an ability to feel deeply, and I inspire and invite others to do the same.My clients are innovative, loving and creative. They yearn to understand themselves and their relationship partner. They have a heightened sense of right and wrong and a desire to change the world.My clients include entrepreneurs, investors, theatre directors and even other coaches.If you feel "the rules" are holding you back... If you are ready to break the rules in your field... Or if you just want a partner to challenge the way you think (especially if you already think big!)... then get in touch. We should talk. And your world will transform.Website: https://www.robbieswale.com/ABOUT THE HOSTDanielle Clarke is a Brand and Marketing Consultant, University Lecturer and Business Owner.Since 2006 Danielle has provided brand design and marketing support for clients including Škoda, Gtech, UK Biocentre, UK Mail and GIRLvsCANCER Danielle is committed to helping brands that want to have a positive impact on people's lives. She spends her time consulting and working with business owners to help them attract and retain their best customers.The Build Better Brands Podcast is a labour of love created each fortnight by our small team of committed editors and producers. If you love the show, we hope you'll consider supporting our work – for just the cost of a cup of coffee (or tea): https://www.buymeacoffee.com/danielleclarkeInsta - @danielleclarkecreative | [https://www.instagram.com/danielleclarkecreative/]LinkedIn - [https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-clarke-creative/]Twitter - @D4nielleCl4rke |  [https://twitter.com/D4nielleCl4rke]Email - hello@danielleclarkecreative.comWebsite: www.danielleclarkecreative.comThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How to keep going when you want to give up. That's what many of us want to know when we're in the middle of a career pivot or just starting out in marketing or marketing ops.Robbie Swale is the author the book by that exact name - “How to Keep Going When You Want to Give Up” as well as “How to Start When You're Stuck”Some of the things we talk about in this episode include:What's more important than ‘what' you want to do or becomeWhy the internet and social media is a horrible place to seek out reassuranceWhy trying to predict the future is a lost causeThe benefits we both have found from a non-linear career path and experienceHelpful links:Get in touch with Robbie:Connect on LinkedIn:Buy his booksFollow Winding Road Careers: Website: https://www.windingroadcareers.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/windingroadcareers/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/winding-road-careers/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thewindingrd Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/windingroadcareers

Stop Wasting Your Potential and Start Fulfilling it|| Robbie Swale People often don't realise they are wasting their potential and never fulfilling it. They get stuck in a routine, doing the same things day in and day out. Sometimes they have dreams of what their life could be like if they dared to pursue them. […]

Robbie Swale joins Brandon back on another episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast. Robbie has written numerous books on Self-Development and even hosts two podcasts in the field. In today's episode, Brandon and Robbie lead a fun yet engaging conversation as to how people can improve their small habits, avoid burnout, and keep showing up. Both Brandon and Robbie share real-world experiences (in their personal lives as well as the lives of those they look up to and have witnessed) to keep the conversation as real and energetic as possible. If you enjoyed today's episode, please leave the Get Over Yourself Podcast a good review. Also consider sharing it with a friend, family member, co-worker, or anyone who just needs to hear it. A huge shoutout goes to Robbie for joining us back here on the Get Over Yourself Podcast as well as Olso who was the creator of the music heard on the show. If you want to know more about Robbie, check out the links down below. If you want to hear more of the music from Olso, make sure to check him out on all major streaming platforms. Thanks for tuning in and always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF! The website: www.robbieswale.com The podcast: www.thecoachsjourney.com The 12-Minute Method Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/611939479993065 The book, How to Start When You're Stuck: https://geni.us/startwhenyourestuck

How can listening to yourself be an ultimate superpower to live the life you want? Robbie Swale is a leadership coach, author, and podcaster, whose work focuses on creativity, coaching, and leading with honor. His time is split between his coaching business, writing, and various associate work. He supports coaches to grow their businesses and impact and thrive as people, via a community for coaches and a podcast. An ability to see things differently, understand different perspectives and see the truth in the world without the fear to do or say the right thing is the reason why coaches choose to collaborate with him.   In this episode, Robbie shares his journey on how he developed the 12-minute method while discovering how listening can be used as a superpower when it comes to truly live the life we really want. He also shares about the struggles and resistance he has overcome to be able to make an impact through his writing and how this helps him fuel his creative impulses.    Robbie also emphasizes the importance of consistency in building good habits. He realized how writing consistently for 12 minutes over time developed a practice of listening to that surprised him. And it helped him get things done and move him forward, even amidst his fears.   Robbie is the author of How to START when you're STUCK and How to KEEP GOING when you want to GIVE UP, as part of a series that have come out of his 12 Minute Method.  These books provide practical inspiration to get your idea off the ground and help you create good habits and stay focused - even when it's hard.   “6 years of creating, sharing, and of consistency. I've never put my mind to something, created a habit, and kept it before this. And now I know I'm somebody who can do that, and that's transformational.” - Robbie Swale Listen IN Notes:   5:54 - How listening and writing have impacted Robbie's life   7:06  -  “Whose words were those?” - prompt for practicing self-listening, Listen to your inner voice and ask a few questions to deepen your understanding.   14:33  - All about listening to your creative impulse and listening to yourself   25:19  - Listening made simple: listening to ourselves in relation to developing confidence    28:49  - Getting to know the voices in your head. To practice that self-listening, and writing whether it's for yourself or for somebody else. To practice self-listening and writing from a place of clarity, incisiveness, and compassion.   37: 47  -  All about the act of inertia, creating a change in our organization for the better, be working just a little bit on a project that you think would really serve the customers that aren't being served in this way.    38:06  - The impact of doubt on the experience of regret. Regret can feel overwhelming, but it is worth pausing to ask yourself: is my current thought pattern feeling like regret, what can I do about it?   42:42- The importance of getting yourself off the hook from all the outcomes that you think you want because you can't predict creativity, change, or organization.    Key Takeaways:   “The good rule of thumb is that the places where we feel the most resistance, the most fear, where we do the most procrastination are the most important places for our soul's evolution.” - The War of Art by Steven Pressfield   “Everybody has the voices that tell them, “You're not the person to do this.”  One of the games, the way to deal with that, is you don't have to listen to those voices…because we have some voices in our heads that may come from fear and mostly that fear isn't real. “- Robbie Swale   “If you write how you think, then as you practice writing, you get better at that, then you also get better at thinking. And if you write how you speak, then you also get better at speaking.” - Robbie Swale Those conversations (with listening) give me amazing energy.  - Robbie Swale   When I am writing, I feel like I am listening beyond myself. - Robbie Swale A small amount of time once a week has a much bigger impact than I expected. - Robbie Swale   What would be exactly enough time and not a second more to make some progress?  - Robbie Swale Notes/Mentions:   Raquel Ark's featured interview at The Coach's Journey Podcast – Listening Alchemy And The Gold Beyond Words Raquel's interview with mutual friend Colin Smith, Stop doing listening and start being listening Jim Dethmer, Kaley Klemp, and Diana Chapman's “15 commitments of Conscious Leadership” Steven Pressfield's “War of Art” Robert Holden    Connect with Robbie Swale:   Website: https://www.robbieswale.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RobbieSwale LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbieswale/ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/12-minute-method    Connect with Raquel Ark:   www.listeningalchemy.com Mobile: + 491732340722 contact@listeningalchemy.com  LinkedIn

Today we catch up on 2 weeks of homestead updates, discuss a sick lamb, produce overwhelm, and more. Forage Echinacea flower and leaves (Discuss root harvest) Fodder trees Creek mint Goldenrod Elderberry Livestock The story of the sick sheep (Vet, etc) Baby duck Muscovys are free ranging The molt When sheeps get feisty Pigs and pond LGD Grow Success with zucchini (duck factor) Round 2 of beans, hoping for a third Pasture veggies 55 lbs tomatoes so far (Duck factor) WEEDS Holler Neighbors/Community KH stayed home from swale - seeking a homestead sitter to work with over time 1st Airbnb renter comes from our community Story of connections and housing Infrastructure Water system failure Finances Spent money on a vet Swale workshop broke even - There will be a training video from the class to hopefully recoup time Membership Plug Make it a great week! GUYS! Don't forget about the cookbook, Cook With What You Have by Nicole Sauce and Mama Sauce. It makes a great Christmas Gift! Community Mewe Group: https://mewe.com/join/lftn Telegram Group: https://t.me/LFTNGroup Odysee: https://odysee.com/$/invite/@livingfree:b Advisory Board The Booze Whisperer The Tactical Redneck Chef Brett Samantha the Savings Ninja Resources Membership Sign Up Holler Roast Coffee Harvest Right Affiliate Link

SHOW NOTES 3:40 – learning contains all of human potential4:20 – learning can occur at any age4:50 – little fulfillment correlates with little learning5:05 – Carol Dweck - growth mindset vs. fixed mindset6:20 – Mrs. Ramsay's influence6:55 – one of the benefits of going to school7:45 – Mrs. Ramsay's caring approach8:05 – family response to Robbie's first school report8:35 – Robbie's creative future assessed9:40 – carrying the wrong story around for many years10:35 – Mrs. Ramsay's assessment corrected11:15 – our memories aren't very accurate13:00 – the relationship between coaching and change14:00 – commitment to a coaching process15:00 – how coaching changes the world15:45 – coaching's connection to teaching16:40 – coaching's connection to leadership17:15 – coaching's connection to learning (curiosity)17:50 – listen to learn19:05 – does learning drive change or does change drive learning?19:50 – individual learning leads to change in the world20:55 – Ingrid Goff-Maidoff poem22:30 – coaching is a creative endeavor22:55 – creativity is creating a change24:45 –what is one's most meaningful pursuit?26:00 – coaches want to see the impact of their work26:45 – impeccable commitments27:50 – when you can't keep your word, honor your word30:25 – maybe create a twelve-minute podcast31:00 – everything starts with a decision32:00 – changing careers, securing the support of a coach, and address obstacles33:00 – create accountability - make a significant commitment34:30 – sometimes what you are resisting is what you should be doing35:15 – how the number twelve became a pivotal piece of the 12-minute method37:45 – what makes a great teacher great?38:20 – The Inner Game of Tennis39:20 – we're naturally inclined to learn40:15 – creating a space where students want to be40:30 – the best teachers taught more than subject area content - they taught about life41:30 – another twist on BLT43:00 – more books on the way45:00 – a project around honor48:15 – inspiration is all around us50:00 – confidence comes after you do something, not before50:30 – small actions can add up to a meaningful body of work51:05 – share your work www.robbieswale.comrobbie@robbieswale.comHow to Start When You're Stuck: Practical inspiration to get your idea off the groundHow to Keep Going When You Want to Give Up: Practical inspiration to help you create good habits and stay focused – even when it's hardMailing list for updates on Robbie's coaching and writing The Coach's Journey podcast       David Gemmell's work – referenced by Robbie       Ingrid Goff-Maidoff – God Spoke Today in Flowers and other poemsThe Inner Game of Tennis (Timothy Gallwey)     Conscious Business (Fred Kofman)   Music for Lead. Learn. Change. is Sweet Adrenaline by Delicate BeatsPodcast cover art is a view from Brunnkogel (mountaintop) over the mountains of the Salzkammergut in Austria, courtesy of photographer Simon Berger, published on www.unsplash.com.Professional Association of Georgia EducatorsDavid's LinkedIn page

Swale, former executive at Blackberry & Samsung discusses his new platform, Iuncta and how it protects users from their identity being misused on the internet.

Author and business coach Robbie Swale shares tips on how to keep momentum going when you're at low points. Whether you're stuck on a project or feel like giving up on your business entirely.In This Episode00:00 - Introduction03:30 - Greeting to Robbie10:19 - What prompted the book11:32 - Next level of success12:33 - Accidentally on purpose15:00 - Helps grow & learn16:48 - Using what you have20:18 - Practice 23:19 - Creative procrastination25:47 - Planned expectation28:54 - Batching judgment34:57 - Muscle memory37:10 - Blank page syndrome40:27 - Limit distractions42:20 - Dedicated time46:20 - Never doing nothing48:20 - Ideas and production52:17 - Work within constraints56:20 - Have a goal59:07 - Mindset shift of goal1:01:22 - Urgency1:04:00 - Final thoughtsGet all links, resources and show notes at:https://joshhall.co/197

Swale Nunez joins us on this episode of Beyond the Device  to discuss Identity Management, Web3 and your identity in the Metaverse.  "What we are hoping to do is give users back control over their digital identity," says Swale Nunez.  "You have commoditized my identity and profited off of my identity."Identity is the most valuable thing on the Internet."You brought up the word that I use in a lot of the times when I speak is psychographics, right. And they track and monitor our behavioral patterns and things that we're interested in. I've heard people describe that term as a war tool. Because it's so influential and impactful in the sense that it can have a negative impact and affect massive amount of people. And that's one of the things going back to just our platform and we pride ourselves on our ethical practices. Because right now with our competitors right, and just for those who don't know, a social login is what you see whenever you're either creating an account or login into something. They give you the option to either log with Facebook or login with Google because you have existing accounts with them, right?"The sites you visit know that, the apps you use know that, the companies that control them know that — but do you know that?"In this digital world, our identities are being managed and collected by entities that aren't us. And to make matters worse, they've done an absolutely stellar job at profiting off it. Unfortunately, you don't have a good idea of what's being shared, right. And beyond that, this is your social network, right? There's things on there that if I'm opening a new account for my banking information, right. I don't need my bank to know that I was at this place two weeks ago or these are my friends or these are my likes, right. That's unimportant for my bank account," suggests Swale.  "But a lot of that data is being shared. And that's where the privacy concerns come into play. Because again, I shouldn't have to relinquish that information just to open an account. And I'm using bank account as an example, but any account in general. For us, we are transparent in the data that's being shared and nothing is being shared unless you approve it. Here it's the information that's being requested to create this account. Do you want to share that information? Yes I do or No I don't. Whereas in these other platforms, it's you click a button and you don't know what information is being shared, right."Proper identity management is integral if you want to take back control of your online identity. "To just to exist in this digital climate now, it involves you having to relinquish that control, right. And that's what we're trying to counter as much as possible, right. And it's twofold, right," says Swale. "As much as we champion the user, we create a platform that is beneficial to our partners as well, right. We help accelerate that onboarding process because we simplify authentication of the user and also data capture, right. Because everybody knows in an onboarding process, the key is to make it as personalized as possible, right. Because as users, I think we are two times or twice as engaged when we realize that this presentation is catered to me specifically, right. 

Have you ever been waiting in line to grab your morning coffee or your afternoon lunch at your favorite fast-food chain? Now, imagine that moment. You see the menu, you have your order on the tip of your tongue and your money bursting out of your hand... then the weirdo who just walked into the store cuts you off in line. Well, as silly as that may sound, it's actually quite irritating sometimes. So in today's episode, Robbie Swale and I dive into the concept of waving past the little things in life that can bring us down and how we can remain at a happier state of mind. Thanks for listening and always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF If you want to reach out to Robbie or see any of his work, here are some of the links mentioned in the episode: The website: www.robbieswale.com The podcast: www.thecoachsjourney.com The 12-Minute Method Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/611939479993065 The book, How to Start When You're Stuck: https://geni.us/startwhenyourestuck The article Robbie mentioned about finding work you love: https://www.robbieswale.com/writing/2020/9/11/10-step-process-to-find-work-you-love

Welcome to Creative On Purpose Live, insightful conversations with inspiring difference-makers to help you live your legacy in endeavors that matter. I'm your host, Scott Perry, Chief Difference-Maker at Creative on Purpose. If you're ready to fly higher in the difference only you can make, visit CreativeOnPurpose.com and sign up for our newsletter. Get insight and inspiration for better living and making a bigger difference delivered to your inbox 3-times every week and a free copy of the Live Your Legacy quickstart guide. Let's meet today's guest. Robbie Swale is the author of How To Start When You're Stuck. Learn more at RobbieSwale.com.

Check out Robbie's book - How to Start When You're Stuck - here. Learn more about Robbie at robbieswale.com or thecoachesjourney.com Robbie's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbieswale/ Click here to listen to my interview on The Coaches Journey podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thenichingcompass/message

Hey there, my wise friends and welcome to episode 52 of Collective Wisdom with my new friend, Robbie Swale. This week I'm putting out a call to all the procrastinators who might be listening, I count myself as a gold medalist in this particular category, so this one is definitely self-serving. Robbie is someone who has overcome his own procrastination and turned that struggle into a series of very helpful books, which are published this year. The first of which: 'How to Start When You're Stuck' introduces his resistance beating 12-minute method, which, as you'll hear, Robbie has been successfully implementing in all sorts of creative ways in his own life. So, if you have a dream or a project or a book, or indeed any other creative spark inside you that you've been stalling on starting, then this one is definitely for you.   Robbie Swale: The Coach's Journey Podcast   Website: www.robbieswale.com   Buy How to Start When You're Stuck: https://geni.us/startwhenyourestuck   The 12-Minute Method Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/611939479993065   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbieswale/   email: robbie@robbieswale.com   'It's time for you to die' by Robbie Swale   The War of Art by Steven Pressfield   64 Million Artists   Song 'The Journey of the Magi' by Frank Tuner   Wisdom: ‘The place where you feel the most resistance is probably the most important for your soul's evolution'