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Today we have the most amazing guest in Mike Bates. Ex Covert Counter-terrorism Operations Leader turned entrepreneur, public speaker and venturer.Mike talks about his learnings from 20 years in the Royal Marines and counter-terrorism, what high performance looks like, the benefit of ‘hot debriefs', the power of trust and so, so much more. You have to listen to this episode; it's unlike any other we've done before.The business surgery segment answers the question; "I'm struggling with giving feedback to my team. Any suggestions?"For more information on our sponsors, YFM Equity Partners, please visit www.yfmep.com (and when you contact them tell them Phil from Leeds Business Podcast sent you!)INTRODUCING MIKE BATESMike Bates is a human intelligence specialist and a former covert counter-terrorism operations leader, who recently became the fastest Britain to complete ‘Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge' solo.As the first officer in the history of the MOD to pass all relevant requirements to serve at the front line of the UK's counter terror response, Mike's life undercover gave him a powerful and credible perspective on the human psyche. Rooted in his personal experiences of fighting terrorists, tackling mother nature at her most powerful and attaining his black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.Today, Mike is a man on a mission to help others to become the best version of themselves. Drawing on his own unique, remarkable experiences he inspires and empowers others to live life without limits. Mike shares his awe-inspiring story to help you live a life without limits.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS[00:03:00] Getting into the Royal Marines and learnings from it[00:06:00] Afghanistan, Iraq and Ireland[00:10:00] What does High performance look like and the benefit of feedback[00:15:00] Business Surgery[00:22:00] Under-cover counter-terrorism and the business lessons from it[00:30:00] Stepping into Civvie Street and giving back[00:40:00] Opening a business and lessons learned[00:45:30] How to build unbreakable self-belief[00:50:30] Next 45 – men's health4 KEY TAKEAWAYS & BUSINESS LEARNINGS• Without trust you can't have high performance• Feedback is a gift• In competition you win or you learn• You make more money as a small business than scaling to be bigger4 MOMENTS TO LOOK OUT FOR“Nothing good happens alone. You have to work as part of a team”“People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care”“If we can keep everyone aligned, magic happens”“I was having conversations with fish, the birds, the moon, the stars anything… just to be human again”VALUABLE RESOURCES FOR YOUWebsite: www.leedsbusinesspodcast.com LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/leeds-business-podcast/Work with Phil - www.philfraser.co.uk https://www.mikebates.ukhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-bates-4b2a32201https://www.graciebarraroundhay.co.ukhttps://www.nxt45.comShout out: https://randcoffeeroastery.com/...

45 Days, One hour and 27 minutes. That's how long Nini Champion and Lisa Roland spent rowing non-stop in the Atlantic Ocean during the 2023 Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge, a 3,000 nm unassisted ocean row beginning in La Gomera, Spain and finishing in the Caribbean port of English Harbour, Antigua.(For our non-maritime audience, that's over 3452 land miles and 5555 kilometers!) In two-hour increments and through every curveball from Mother Nature imaginable, the ladies traded rowing, eating, and sleeping duties, all while setting a new world record for the women's pair in this event. Sara chats with both Nini and Lisa today as they share details about their inspiration for this feat of endurance, their training regime, how they stayed alert and supportive of each other's physical and mental needs. Yes, it's extremely important to be physically strong, as they say, but these two women who both have impressive resumes in the sailing industry, also stress the importance of having a strong mindset and a mission-drive goal. Their mission? It's a personal one, especially for Lisa. They raise money for their Bridges Over Water Program, providing scholarships for young adults who have aged out of the foster care system and want to pursue a career in the maritime industry. Lisa herself was a product of the foster care system and, at 15, experienced challenges with addiction and homelessness. Sailing saved her and she and Nini hope to provide the same safety net for others. Not only is this an inspiring (and also humorous) look at their race and expedition, it is also an example of two women succeeding together and elevating the possibilities in a male dominated industry — which is women's performance at its best.cover photo courtesy of World's Toughest RowTeam Ocean Grown WebsiteBridges Over Water Grant FundFollow Team Ocean Grown on InstagramRegister for the Feisty Summer STRONG Course: https://www.womensperformance.com/strong Sign up to Receive The Feisty 40+ Newsletter:https://www.feistymenopause.com/blog/Feisty-40-plus Sign up to Receive The Feist Newsletter:https://www.womensperformance.com/the-feist Follow us on Instagram:@feisty_womens_performance Feisty Media Website:https://livefeisty.com/ https://www.womensperformance.com/ Support our Partners:Hettas: Use code FEISTY20 for 20% off at https://hettas.com/ MOTTIV: Get two months of full premium access with the code FEISTY at mymottiv.com Lagoon Sleep: Go to LagoonSleep.com/performance and take the 2 minute sleep quiz to find your match, and then use the code PERFORMANCE for 15% off your first purchase

In conversation with the amazing Jayme Linker from Colorado. Jayme's story is about second chances , and making the best use of it. From struggling with eating disorder to finding purpose in her competitive endurance ocean rowing , she is pure inspiration . In 2021 she participated in the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge on a mixed pair team which it took her 51 days and change to complete. On June 12th, her mixed pairs team Aloha Kai will be rowing the Mid-Pacific where she will become the 1st US-born female to row both of these oceans. Jayme rows to raise money for Eating Disorder Awareness as she has suffered from an eating disorder for over 2/3 of her life and has dedicated her life to helping others not suffer like she has. 0:00 Intro and Background 2:57 Flashback, where it all started 4:59 What caused the eating disorder/and its impact 11:26 The beginning of Endurance lifestyle 13:28 How did water enter the scene 16:26 Prepping for a ocean row 23:00 Competing in ocean rowing 24:00 Navigation 25:53 The difference in rowing Atlantic and Pacific 29:02 Scary moments 30:42 Rowing in the night 32:51 Importance of mind control 34:31 The Bear Moose Hideaway Foundation for Eating Disorder 42:11 What's next is circumventing the ocean 58:40 The last word

Barton and Ben discuss how he and his partner competed in the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge and spent 50 days rowing across the Atlantic Ocean from the Canary Islands to Antigua.  Ben recounts the many challenges associated with preparing for the race and how their mindset help them succeed where others could not.  To see action photos of Ben and Matt during the 2021 Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge: https://atlanticcampaigns.smugmug.com/ATLANTIC/2021/TEAMS/ROW4HOPE/For info on Matt's next race across the Pacific Ocean: https://ohana2023.com/Barton on Instagram @bartonguybryanPodcast Website is:  https://www.podpage.com/the-mindset-forge-podcast/Join the Mindset Forge Premium membership for $3 / month (Donor Level) or $150 / month for Coaching: https://themindsetforge.supercast.com

Last week 9 men from Ireland including twin brothers from Dundalk set off from San Sebastáin De La Gomera Canarias Spain to take on the world's toughest rowing endurance race all to raise money for two worthy charities the RNLI and the Laura Lynn foundation. The Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge is a premium event in ocean rowing that typically takes 35-40 days for the top rowers to complete, covering more than 3000 miles, requiring them to row for 12 hours a day, they face exposure to the elements, dehydration, seasickness, drastic weather conditions, inability to consume enough calories. Sinéad rang the satellite phone on the boat to check in with Dundalk man Eugene Mohan to see how things were going... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we hear from Janette Potgieter, a Managing Director in Ankura's Data & Technology team in London.  Janette speaks about her inspiring adventure as part of a four-person all-female crew rowing 3,000 miles unsupported across the Atlantic Ocean in the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. Janette discusses how she balanced preparation for the trip around daily life, the highs and lows of 40 days on the water, and some direct lessons in teaming in the workplace that Janette's experience has provided.

Nini and Lisa are preparing to row across the Atlantic Ocean in a 27' rowboat in the 2022 Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. We talk about their mission, motivation, the boat, food, water, getting past fear, their training, the team, wildlife risks, and much more.

In this episode, hosts Ryan Worth and Jason Cottingham talk with the intrepid athletes of Team "Foar From Home,"who have just completed the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge, raising upwards of $1 million for K9s For Warriors, which trains service dogs for veteran PTSD treatment and suicide prevention.EPISODE SPONSOR: The Wave Rowing Magazine - the free resource for all types of open-water and coastal rowers. Issue #10 free to download as a PDF or flip-book.The annual Atlantic Challenge race from La Gomera to Antigua brings together 30+ teams from all genders, many walks of life, and different abilities, "united by the same objective: to take on the unique challenge of crossing an ocean in a rowing boat." Many athletes involved are raising funds for charity.Groundbreaking 2011 Atlantic rower Suzanne Pinto joins the @foar_from_home livestream toward the end of the hour for a celebration of International Women's Day. At the time, she was the oldest female to row across the Atlantic. And she's done some mighty interesting things since then! "I'd do it again in a heartbeat," she told us.Hosts and episode producers: Past Atlantic rower Ryan Worth of Glide Boats USA and Jason Cottingham, founder of the new Rowing Parts Supply, Inc. We go live to @readyrowusa YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Click here for the livestream video player & updated details. We love audience participation, before AND after the livestream, so comment at will!Photo credit: Atlantic CampaignsTHANKS TO OUR FABULOUS SPONSORS for helping us keep the lights on!  SykesUSA Resolute Racing Shells Burnham Boat Slings GoodInklings Website Services

Chantale Begin fell in love with the ocean as a teenager on a submersible 800ft below the St. Lawrence Estuary and this passion led her far and wide researching as a marine biologist. No stranger to adventure, she has sailed the world as a teacher for Seamerster and then with her family. With this background, it's no surprise that she jumped at the chance when asked to row the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. Team Salty Science is four marine biologists and they are rowing across the ocean for the oceans.

In de laatste aflevering van 2021 ga ik in gesprek met Astrid Janse. Zij besloot enkele jaren geleden een heel bijzonder avontuur aan te gaan: namelijk roeiend de Atlantische Oceaan oversteken. In 2020 stapte zij, samen met drie andere vrouwen, aan boord van een roze roeiboot voor de Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. In deze podcast hoor ik haar uit over dit avontuur. Hoe bereid je het voor? Hoe is het om zo lang op zee te zijn? Wat doe je als je er doorheen zit? En hoe verandert dit je leven? Het is een bijzonder gesprek geworden met een inspirerende vrouw. Meer over Astrid: - Zonder Dollen website: https://www.zonder-dollen.nl/ - Dutchess of the Sea website: https://www.dutchessofthesea.com/ - Astrid op Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/as.janse/ Astrid publiceerde over haar avontuur het boek Zonder Dollen: https://partner.bol.com/click/click?p=2&t=url&s=1015892&f=TXL&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bol.com%2Fnl%2Fnl%2Fp%2Fzonder-dollen%2F9300000060970027%2F&name=Zonder%20dollen%2C%20Astrid%20Janse&subid=podcastastridjanse – #42 Myra de Rooy over de eerste Nederlandse vrouwenexpeditie: https://avontuurlijkevrouwen.nl/42-myra-de-rooy/ – #32 Chantal Smit over op wereldreis gaan op je 46e en werken in Oostenrijk: https://avontuurlijkevrouwen.nl/32-chantal-smit/ – #14 Erleyne Brookman over alpinisme combineren met het moederschap en een zakelijke carrière: https://avontuurlijkevrouwen.nl/14-erleyne-brookman/ Wil je de podcast een warm hart toedragen en helpen om hem in de lucht te houden? Dan zou het tof zijn als je een petje af wilt nemen en een kleine donatie wilt doen. Of bestel mijn e-book ‘In 10 stappen naar een avontuurlijker leven. Dit kan hier: https://avontuurlijkevrouwen.nl/steun/

Episode 35 - East rows West - Three rugby mates taking on the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. Rowing across the Atlantic Ocean unassisted for 35+ days.Race - https://www.taliskerwhiskyatlanticchallenge.com/Starting December 12 2021, three Hong Kong Valley FC rugby friends, Martin Muller, Matt Bell, and Rob Lennox, will commence their extreme adventure of rowing unassisted for 4800 km across the Atlantic ocean (in a row boat without a motor on board!).Labeled “The world's toughest row”, the three set off from San Sebastian in La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain (28oN 18 oW) and row in shifts non stop to achieve their goal of 35 to 40 days (weather permitting) to Nelson's Dockyard, English Harbour, Antigua & Barbuda in the Caribbean (17oN 61oW)In this podcast the boys discuss their detailed preparation, their inspiration and also the possible challenges of such an extreme event (one of the boys is reading Taleb's ‘The Black Swan' as I type this description). They candidly break down sleeping on board, storing a necessary 90 days worth of food on board to handle the just in case scenarios while getting enough calories to survive the maniacal amount of rowing needed to cross the Atlantic Ocean in 35 to 40 days plus worst case scenarios such as falling off and having a boat be the victim of a sail fish…I am not joking!The Charity the courageous three are raising money and awareness for is The Child fund Rugby. Follow this link to learn more and even contribute https://eastrowswest.com/charity/*Check out a similar extreme adventure one episode 34 with Adam Rolston and his tale of playing Golf across Mongolia. This adventure went on the become a Nat Geo documentary. https://podcasts.apple.com/hk/podcast/joint-dynamics-intelligent-movement-series/id1527374894 An event like this does not happen without a great team, Mat, Martin and Rob would like to thank - Lead sponsor: Cathay Pacific CargoCharity: Childfund RugbyGold Sponsor: JP Morgan Silver Sponsor: Gavekal, Lister Petter,  Joint DynamicsBronze: EIP, OT&P, Daioni, DX SportswearFollow the three on IG here @eastrowswestwww.eastrowswest.comhttps://www.justgiving.com/campaign/eastrowswest2020https://www.taliskerwhiskyatlanticchallenge.com/talisker-whisky-atlantic-challenge/*Check out a similar extreme adventure on episode 34 with Adam Rolston and his tale of playing Golf across Mongolia. This adventure went on the become a Nat Geo documentary. https://podcasts.apple.com/hk/podcast/joint-dynamics-intelligent-movement-series/id1527374894 Other relevant links Joint Dynamics website - www.jointdynamics.com.hkJoint Dynamics Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/JointDynamicsHongKong/Joint Dynamics Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/jointdynamics/Joint Dynamics Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRQZplKxZMSvtc6LxM5Wckw

Damian is an explorer, peak performance athlete and former professional rugby player, hailing from Galway. A long and fruitful 16 year career battling on the rugby pitches of The Celtic league, English Premiership and French Top 14 Championship, saw Damian achieve many honors including winning the 2012/13 Heineken Cup with Leinster Rugby. During his down time from the intensity of professional sports Damian indulged his passion for travel and adventure, visiting more than 60 countries on 6 continents and continue to challenge himself outside his day job with a three week expedition into the high altitude Pamir mountains in Afghanistan, summiting Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, climbing Mont Blanc, France and Gran Paradiso, Italy.Shortly after retirement from rugby, Damian took on the might of the Sahara desert, completing the 6 day, 257 km Marathon des Sables, also known as 'The Toughest Footrace on Earth', carrying everything he needed to survive on his back from the start of an unforgettable journey through the Moroccan Sahara. After a period of decompression and recovery Damian committed to rowing across the Atlantic, alone!18 months of physical, mental and technical preparation led to the 14th of December 2017, where Damian kissed goodbye to his parents and shoved off into the unknown. 63 days 6 hours and 25 minutes later he crossed the finish line of the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge arriving in Antigua some 28kgs lighter, to a hero's welcome. Having endured 9 meter swells, a badly cut head, capsizes, encounters with Whales, sea & pressure sores, losing an oar and complete steering failure with still over 2000 nautical miles to go to Antigua, Damian said, "A hell of an experience, hell of an adventure and a hell of a challenge. It was exactly what I wanted from the challenge, I wanted to be pushed to my limits mentally and physically and I got exactly what I wanted."I'm on a mission to live an extraordinary life. A life full of challenges, extremes, learning, risk, growth, fulfilment and actions. A life of integrity, sincerity and courage. My mindset is “my life will be my masterpiece"In this episode we dive into what drives Damian, along with the tools he employees  on his massive undertakings, and how they can be used in ever day life.  IG : @auld_stockWebsite : www.damianbrowne.com/Make sure to tag us on your socials when sharing  &  reach out with ANY questions, comments, or feedback .IG https://www.instagram.com/larry_doyle_coachingWebsite https://www.larrydoylecoaching.ieAffiliate Coaching  https://www.larrydoylecoaching.ie/join-the-affiliate/Music introSpark by Dj PYC @pycmusic

Adventurer Paula Reid is part of a team planning to row non-stop from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean in December 2021 - in the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. The Mothership team is raising money for the Noah's Ark Children Hospice and The Felix Fund (the bomb disposal charity). To lean more and contribute: https://www.facebook.com/MOTHERSHIPTWAC/ It's the latest adventure for Paula, who's also an adventure psychologist and expert on maintaining a positive mindset. Previously, she's ski'd, sailed and cycled on several awe-inspiring expeditions, but she's new to rowing. That said, she recently warmed up for the atlantic row, by rowing a marathon in her living room to support Eddie Izzard's latest running challenge. For more about Paula: https://www.paulareid.com/adventures

Ep 8. Most of us have done a little bit of charity fundraising at some point in our lives - we've maybe run a 5K or given up alcohol for a few weeks or completed an erg challenge. Most of us haven't raised £42 million for charity. My guest this week, the amazing Bernie Hollywood OBE, has done just that alongside an incredibly demanding career as a banker.  This extraordinarily driven man has run 150 marathons, trekked to both Poles, crossed deserts, and is now planning to row the Atlantic on his own. Equally importantly, he's just taken up the position of Foundation Manager of Love Rowing - British Rowing's new charitable foundation aimed at increasing diversity and inclusivity in rowing. I was so delighted when Bernie agreed to come on the show as his values align so much with those of Girl on the River, and I was keen to quiz him about exactly what Love Rowing is all about.In this episode we discuss:What motivates Bernie to be such a prolific fundraiser and how it all beganWhy he always refers to his charity challenges as "adventures"Bernie's ethosLove Rowing - its aims and objectives and how it will workHow rowing makes a difference in young people's livesBernie's next adventure - the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic challenge The innovations Bernie is introducing to his Atlantic rowBernie's ambitions to raise £1 million for Love Rowing and the SamaritansYou can find out all about Love Rowing on its website, here, and on Twitter at @LoveRowing_BRCF. All enquiries about Love Rowing and Bernie's fundraising should be directed to info@loverowing.org.Bernie's website is here. The British Rowing Inclusive Club Guide that Bernie refers to can be downloaded here.The artist who is designing the artwork covering Bernie's boat for the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge is Justin Eagleton.The number for the Samaritans is 116 123 (it's free, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year). They also have a self-help app where you can keep track of how you're feeling, and get recommendations for things you can do to help yourself cope, feel better and stay safe in a crisis.

De Atlantische Oceaan oversteken in een roeiboot dat is het plan van Dutchess of the Sea. Sudip Lahiri van HCL Technologies en Bela Evers van Dutchess of the Sea waren te gast bij Martine Hauwert in een Business Update. Ze spraken over deze bijzondere uitdaging. Dutchess of the Sea gaat meedoen aan de Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge om sponsorgeld op te halen voor de Plastic Soup Foundation en onderzoek naar een medicijn voor ALS. HCL Technologies sponsort het vrouwenteam in de 3000 kilometer lange strijd tegen de elementen. New Business Radio Update Op dit moment maakt New Business Radio speciale updates & podcasts om iedere sector te informeren. De updates worden uitgezonden op New Business Radio en de podcast wordt tevens verspreid via alle bekende podcastkanalen (o.a. Spotify & Apple Podcasts) en social media kanalen. In deze updates hoor je een ander geluid. Los van het traditionele nieuws, hoor je van ondernemers wat er leeft binnen hun bedrijf of sector en delen zij hoe zij hier mee omgaan. Wat voor kansen ontstaan er? En hoe kan je als organisatie zo optimaal mogelijk bewegen in een tijd als deze? Tijdens de non-stop uren op New Business Radio hoor je altijd al de meeste interessante updates over innovatie en duurzaamheid. Wat zijn de interessante ontwikkelingen in jouw branche? Wat is er anders? Laat het ons weten! De Business Update op New Business Radio wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door Hét Ondernemersbelang.

Ep 2.  Why would anyone row the Atlantic, risking sharks, jellyfish, storms and waves the size of a house? And why, in particular, would a 50-something lady with a rare form of pneumonia take on such an extreme challenge? Could it be a cunning plan to avoid a season of erg tests or is there more to it than that?In this second episode, Girl on the River talks to her friend and crewmate, Elaine Theaker, who in 2018 rowed the Atlantic in a trio, successfully completing the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge and picking up two Guinness World Records along the way.Elaine tells Patricia about:her unsporty start in life and how in middle age rowing got under her skinthe extraordinary and all-consuming steps needed to prepare for the Atlantic challengeher own health challenges with cryptogenic organising pneumoniagetting to know her Atlantic shipmatesthe challenging start to the racethe routine on boardseeing dolphins under a full moonthe horrific final 24 hourswhat she learned from the challengegetting her name in the Guinness Book of RecordsHer adventures were made into a musical - Atlantic Ladies, the Play - which you can find on YouTube in two parts:Part 1Part 2If you're enjoying the podcast and would like early access to episodes plus all sorts of cool, bonus material, check out Girl on the River's patreon scheme - you'll be helping to keep the show on the road as the costs of running a podcast are mounting!

Chriss Smith (@mystrsmith) was a U.S. Navy SEAL for 12 years. Chriss now runs Trident Mindset (@tridentmindsetoffical; tridentmindset.com) – an online mental toughness training program designed by SEALs, intelligence operatives, and neuroscientists that teaches people how to be calm, effective, and happy during adversity. Chriss also competes in ultra-endurance races. He raced in the 417-mile Eco-Challenge in Fiji this past year and is now training with three teammates to attempt to set a world record at the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge, a 3,000-mile row across the Atlantic Ocean. Paying the Man episodes dropping weekly! You'll get an inside look at what my life looks like on a daily basis. From my training regimen to how I make my coffee in the mornings, you're going to see it all. Make sure to like the video if you enjoyed it and pound that subscribe button to stay up to date with weekly content. Don't forget to #paytheman Connect with me on Social Media Instagram | @bridgesj3 Filmed and Edited by Nick Loera Instagram | @rove.media Today’s workout: Music pulled from Epidemic Sound and Artlist //Shame - Sebastian Forslund (Intro) // //

In this episode Mark sits down with three former and one serving Royal Marine who are taking on the insane and extreme Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge to try and raise some much needed money for us here at RMA - The Royal Marines Charity and another great organisation we work with - Rock 2 Recovery.

Thirty-five days, 14 hours, and 3 minutes. That’s how long it took Jason Caldwell and the crew of the American Spirit to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean during the perilous 2016 Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge—or, as it’s known to those who attempt it, “The World’s Toughest Row.” They not only succeeded but set a world record. This treacherous, man-powered journey required an exceptional team. But it also demanded extraordinary leadership, executed by the type of leader people are willing to risk not just their careers—but their lives—to follow. Jason Caldwell is the founder of Latitude 35, a leadership training firm that operates around the globe. He works with organizations including Nike, Booking.com, Columbia Business School, and the Haas School of Business and delivers speaking programs to packed crowds at Fortune 500 companies and universities worldwide. A professional adventure racer, Caldwell currently holds over a dozen world records across five continents.  Navigating the Impossible Topics During this interview, Jason and I discuss the following topics: His trip across the Atlantic OceanWhy teams don’t need all the “best” people on themHow he goes about picking new members of teamsWhy reviewing “chaos” is so important to team buildingHow leaders can rid their team of negative egosThe importance of employing individuals with their strengthsHow leaders can quit like winners Guest Resources If you are interested in learning more about Jason and his resources, be sure to check out the following links: Navigating the Impossible: Build Extraordinary Teams and Shatter ExpectationsJason’s websiteConnect with Jason on LinkedInFollow Jason on TwitterFollow Jason in Instagram Moving Forward Leadership Resources Keep on top of Moving Forward Leadership with all the resources which I have established for you: POWER Goals Program - If you are ready to stop complaining and start achieving those goals which you have been trying to achieve for some time now. Then stop chasing your dreams and start achieving them through my very own POWER Goals program. Learn about picking the right goals, figuring out how to achieve them, getting on track with achieving them and most importantly how to get back on track when you fail... because you will. Learn more here! Moving Forward Leadership Resources - Check out the Moving Forward Leadership Resources section where I list every single resource mentioned on the show. As well, there are books which I have read written or read personally and finally various types of services which I use and recommend. The 9 Foundations of Leadership – I’ve written this ebook for you all to get a base of your leadership skills. With this book, you will be able to begin to form your leadership style. For a small fee, you can get your journey started and get ahead of your peers! Just follow the link in the title, and your copy awaits you! Facebook Page – Check out updates from Moving Forward Leadership, as well when links and videos. Facebook Group – Come and let’s discuss leadership. I will swing by and answer any questions you have as well as provide advice and guidance for your situations. Twitter – Definitely subscribe here to find out when new episodes go live, or if I have a random idea to share with the world. Monthly Newsletter – Sign up for my newsletter and see what is happening in the background with me, read the most interesting articles in leadership, as well as get inside information from time-to-time on what I have upcoming! Email – Don’t hesitate to reach out to me with ideas, suggestions, comments or questions. I truly love hearing from you all! Where to Subscribe to Moving Forward Leadership Love the Moving Forward Leadership Podcast?  Then subscribe to your favourite device and app! As well, please leave me a review! These reviews mean more to me than you could ever imagine.

There are Irish adventurer racers and then there's Gavan Hennigan, he had to deal with a lot of struggles in his teenage years and suffered badly at the hands of an alcohol and drug addiction, he went into rehab at the age of 21 and hasn't looked back. Not only has he stayed clean and sober since then but he has gone on to take on some of the biggest and most challenging races on the planet, his latest being in March of this year which was the 350 mile Iditarod trail invitational foot race which cuts through Alaska in the harshest of conditions, not only did he finish it after having some pretty cool hallucinations but he won the race out right. He has a long list of adventure races on his CV such as crossing the 700 km frozen Lake Baikal in Siberia, The Likeys 6633 Ultra which is a 566km non-stop, self-sufficient foot race, and the 500km Yukon to name a few. His biggest adventure to date was to row solo across Atlantic Ocean as part of the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. The 5, 000 km crossing took Gavan 49 days to complete and he finished on February 1st 2017 landing in Antigua after spending the entire time alone in his 20ft boat 'Doireann'. He left La Gomera in the Canaries on December 14th 2016. Not only did he win the Solo category of the race, breaking the race record for the concept class, but he beat all the other 3-man and pair boats, finishing in 3rd overall behind the 4-man boats recording one of the fastest times for a solo crossing. I've decided to record a two part series, in part 1 we unpack his recent win in the (Ididarod) Iditarod trail invitational foot race, in part 2 we look back to the adversity that Gavan had to over come, the turning point and the journey that brought him to where he is today. An inspiring story that we can all learn from, no matter how tough it gets in life there is always a path to greatness. If you haven’t already why not download the Podbean app and tune into The Inspirational Runners podcast, also found on iTunes, apple podcast, Spotify and other places I’m not aware of.   Find out more information by joining The Inspirational Runners group found on Facebook, we welcome you into our community

Veteran, survivor, thriver, Evan Stratton is so much more than those labels describe.  He is a father, friend, husband, and professional striving to be the best version of himself to inspire others.    After multiple tours in Iraq, Evan found purpose competing in Wounded Warrior events, Invictus Games, and the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge race from the Canary Islands to Antigua.   The race is 3,000 nautical miles and his team rowed the distance in a world record 50 days, 11 hours, and 35 minutes. Evan agrees that finding the next level challenge builds resiliency and fortitude for personal success off the competition field.  Tune into the full interview to hear how Evan's life is different after striving for greatness through competition, sports, and adversity.   If Evan's message resonated with you today, please donate to the Fight Oar Die mission at usvetrow.org or @fightoardie on Instagram and Facebook. Subscribe on YouTube, iTunes and Spotify, comment, rate, and review so that more people can hear his message!  For the best online mentorship for personal trainers, click daveglaser.com for a free 7 step guide to build a business, master online training, and eventually open your own studio.

Veteran, survivor, thriver, Evan Stratton is so much more than those labels describe.  He is a father, friend, husband, and professional striving to be the best version of himself to inspire others.    After multiple tours in Iraq, Evan found purpose competing in Wounded Warrior events, Invictus Games, and the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge race from the Canary Islands to Antigua.   The race is 3,000 nautical miles and his team rowed the distance in a world record 50 days, 11 hours, and 35 minutes. Evan agrees that finding the next level challenge builds resiliency and fortitude for personal success off the competition field.  Tune into the full interview to hear how Evan's life is different after striving for greatness through competition, sports, and adversity.   If Evan's message resonated with you today, please donate to the Fight Oar Die mission at usvetrow.org or @fightoardie on Instagram and Facebook. Subscribe on YouTube, iTunes and Spotify, comment, rate, and review so that more people can hear his message!  For the best online mentorship for personal trainers, click daveglaser.com for a free 7 step guide to build a business, master online training, and eventually open your own studio.

As the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge 2019 is in the final leg, we catch up with Ian Yates and Daniel Wise as they begin training for this epic challenge in 2020, rowing 3000 miles across the Atlantic, finding out about how this race went and whats involved in making it to this premier event in Ocean Rowing. Team Roaring40s is working closely with Plastic Oceans UK who’s mission is to stop plastic reaching the oceans within a generation.

• Want to improve your leadership skills? Row across the Atlantic Ocean* • “I do crazy adventures basically, seemingly impossible things” • *Or you could listen to this podcast Jason Caldwell has done something it is safe to say very few other humans have ever done in the history of humankind: He's has rowed a small boat some 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean. Not once, but twice. He admits to making mistakes on that first row, but he corrected course for the second time and after rowing for 35 days, 14 hours, and 3 minutes he and his crew won the perilous 2016 Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge—or, as it's known to those who attempt it, “The World's Toughest Row.” They not only succeeded but set a world record. But for Mr. Caldwell, the rowing had a larger purpose and he has taken what he learned from both rows and folded the knowledge into his Bay Area business, Latitude 35. He explains how it all fits together in this CVBT Audio Interview podcast.

Explore the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge, the epic race and goal of this project prior to our pivot to row the Pacific. 

Ab dem 12. Dezember begeben sich vier Hamburgerinnen auf ihr größtes Abenteuer: Sie überqueren bei der Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge den Atlantik. Von La Gomera nach Antigua.

40 days at sea.  6 metre waves.  A diet of 10,000 calories a day.  And four men in a rowing boat, battling all kinds of waves, wind and weather to cross the Atlantic. Meet John Adams - he's taking on a fierce competition called the "Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge". Along with three other crew mates, Derek Spence, John Ford, and Colin Corfield, John will be testing his endurance and his limits. It's all in aid of raising money for the Scots Guards Charity, supporting serving and retired soldiers, and their families.  Find more about their campaign Row 4 Heroes, including how you can help support the charity. Hear Betty probe John about how he's going to go to the bathroom, how long dairy products are going to last, and so much more. --- --- --- Speak Up Sunderland is a podcast proudly produced in Sunderland, for Sunderland. Our hosts Betty Ball and Stevie B, and our producer is Jay Sykes. Our music was created by Timecrawler 82, and our new logo and branding by Jorge Rodrigues. Join us on our journey: Our website - SpeakUpSunderland.com Twitter - @SpeakUpSun Instagram - @SpeakUpSun or join us on Facebook!

Welcome back to Out of the Bubble and we are starting Series 2 with a. triple dose of inspiration. Frances Davies, Helen Butters and Niki Doeg are 3 of the 4 women who alongside Janette Benaddi formed The Yorkshire Rowers. These incredible ladies hold the title for being the first women to row any ocean when they rowed across the North Sea and that was just a warm up. They went on to complete the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge becoming the oldest all female crew to complete the 3000 nautical mile challenge in 2016, aged between 45 and 51 at the time. Favourite music that helped keep them motivated during the challenge- Mamma Mia soundtrack Inspiring books- Debra Searle- The Journey, Elizabeth Day- How to Fail and Michelle Obama -Becoming Who inspires you? All three women said they get inspired by the people they meet on a daily basis. People that have come to them and shared their stories. Everyone has a story. These women are proof that it's never too late to embark on life changing experiences and epitomise Out of the Bubbles message perfectly. If you've been inspired and motivated by hearing their story please get in touch, I'd love to hear what you are all up to and how you are stepping out of your own bubble. To read more about their epic journey I can definitely recommend their book ' Four Mums in a Boat' , visit www.yorkshirerowers.com. You can also follow them on all social media platforms @yorkshirerows Please get in touch with any comments, I'd love to hear from you. Who inspires you? Who would you like to listen to next? You can leave a direct message on the anchor ap. or email rachelperumodel@gmail.com. If you're listening through iTunes don't forget to hit the review button too! You can also find me over on Instagram @rachelperu1 women to share. I'll be back in fortnight , but In the meantime........ Keep being fabulous! (Background music credited to Scott Holmes-Our Big Adventure) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outofthebubble/message

Sneaky peek at the fist episode of Series 2, Out of the Bubble. Welcome back to Out of the Bubble and we are starting Series 2 with a. triple dose of inspiration. Frances Davies, Helen Butters and Niki Doeg are 3 of the 4 women who alongside Janette Benaddi formed The Yorkshire Rowers. These incredible ladies hold the title for being the first women to row any ocean when they rowed across the North Sea and that was just a warm up. They went on to complete the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge becoming the oldest all female crew to complete the 3000 nautical mile challenge in 2016, aged between 45 and 51 at the time. Favourite music that helped keep them motivated during the challenge- Mamma Mia soundtrack Inspiring books- Debra Searle- The Journey, Elizabeth Day- How to Fail and Michelle Obama -Becoming Who inspires you? All three women said they get inspired by the people they meet on a daily basis. People that have come to them and shared their stories. Everyone has a story. These women are proof that it's never too late to embark on life changing experiences and epitomise Out of the Bubbles message perfectly. If you've been inspired and motivated by hearing their story please get in touch, I'd love to hear what you are all up to and how you are stepping out of your own bubble. To read more about their epic journey I can definitely recommend their book ' Four Mums in a Boat' , visit www.yorkshirerowers.com. You can also follow them on all social media platforms @yorkshirerows. I'll be back in fortnight , but In the meantime........ Keep being fabulous! Please get in touch with any comments, I'd love to hear from you. Who inspires you? Who would you like to listen to next? You can leave a direct message on the anchor ap. or email rachelperumodel@gmail.com. If you're listening through iTunes don't forget to hit the review button too! You can also find me over on Instagram @rachelperu1 women to share. (Background music credited to Scott Holmes-Our Big Adventure) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outofthebubble/message

Fight Oar Die with Bryant Knight Getting out of the military is tough enough but with an estimated 1/3 of all deployed soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan suffering from the invisible wounds of war like Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury, this transition becomes nearly impossible. Bryant Knight, a retired Army Major and combat veteran, wanted to do something to help out. He is the president the ocean rowing team Fight Oar Die and along with three other Army combat vets; Alex Evans, Beau Maier and Chris Kuntz, they tackled the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. This 3000 NM race from the Canary Islands to Antigua tests the most seasoned mariners and it gave them the perfect opportunity to bring some awareness to this very serious problem. Listen in! Many thanks to our sponsor, First Light Boatworks  

What lengths would you go to, to change the world…to inspire others to change the world? Alex Evans, along with three other military veterans, is rowing a boat across the Atlantic Ocean to do just that. He’s part of the 1st all-American Military veteran team – aptly titled “Fight Oar Die” – that will race across the Atlantic Ocean in December 2018, in the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge – a race that has challenged individuals and teams from around the world for years. Their goal is to increase “awareness of and support for the cognitive, behavioral, and physical health of U.S. Military/Veteran personnel” and inspire them and others to live their best life. In this episode, we sit down with Team Skipper Alex Evans and team psychologist and Iraq veteran, Dr. Jacob Hyde, who will be monitoring the team throughout the race to better understand the effects of mental trauma and extreme duress on the human body. Hear firsthand how this seemingly crazy idea came to fruition, and where it will take the Fight Oar Die Team by year’s end…and beyond! www.usvetrow.org Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors at www.hazardground.com/sponsors! Help grow the show! Spread the word, tell a friend!! Subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes!

The crew interviews thew "World's Most Adventurous Man" and his escapades of rowing across the Atlantic Ocean in the "Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge". Listen to his stories of trials, triumphs and obstacles his 4 man crew faced as they barred an unrelenting sea. From start to finish this episode was one of our favorites!

Seamus Crawford and Paddy Montgomery previously appeared in Episode 118 to talk about the first two legs of their journey - The Race Across Europe and the Marathon des Sables.  Now they are back to talk about their successful completion of leg 3 - the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge, a 3,000-nautical-mile row across the Atlantic Ocean.  They are fundraising for The Prostrate Project and Shooting Star Chase and you can learn more about their adventure at saddlesandsea.com.  Seamus and Paddy, welcome back to the show.

In deze aflevering praten we met Thijs Roovers woordvoerder van PO in Actie over de lerarenstaking vandaag. Ook hoor je Mark Slats die meedoet aan de Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge, de zwaarste roeiwedstrijd ter wereld.

George Pagano did something that few others have ever been able to do. In 2015, George rowed across the Atlantic Ocean, along with his rowing partner Caitlin Miller as part of the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. He did it all to raise money to fight ALS in memory of his grandfather. In this podcast, George talks about the preparation for his journey, the help he got along the way, and how being on the open water got him closer to the ALS cause. Listen, share, subscribe on iTunes, and also learn more at http://www.thecranialquest.com/  Join the fight against ALS by donating, volunteering, or advocating at www.alsphiladelphia.org