Maximise Your Potential
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Do you want to learn how to Maximise your Career, Life and Business Potential? Then listen to our interviews from experts who have launched multi-million pound products, achieved incredible career successes, successfully built their own businesses, discovered the job of their dreams or accomplished amazing feats within their personal life. These interviews will inspire, motivate and educate you to help you maximise your own potential and achieve your own career, life and business goals. So, if you are seeking an interesting podcast to listen to, then download "Maximise Potential." Great interviews, interesting content - and make sure you listen to our complimentary music track from Xerxes at the end of every episode.
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Max#40: Roz Savage – record-breaking ocean rower | To those who looked in at the life of Roz Savage several years ago, they would have seen someone who appeared to have it all – the A grade graduate, the successful Management Consultant, living the central London lifestyle that goes with it. Yet, little did they know how out of place Roz felt in this life and how she was constantly facing an array of internal battles with herself. In our interview today we embark upon the journey Roz undertook in order to discover who she really was and what her life’s path should be. A path that has led her to become one of the most acclaimed solo ocean rowers in the world. There was only a very small window where I was able to catch up with Roz to record this interview, which we did at the Thames Rowing Club in Putney. As a result, there is a little more background noise than normal, including some clinking as the Bar was re-stocked, so please accept my apologies for that. Key messages from Roz: Ensure that you live a life you can (look back on and) be proud of If you are not passionate about your life / career, take the time to ask yourself why It is never too late to find your true calling in life Do not be scared to fail – this is the only way to move on Accept that you may need to go backwards before you can move forwards The harder something is, the more amazing it feels when you achieve it! Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): Visit Roz Savage’s website See where Roz is on her Olympic Atlantic Challenge! Watch an inspiring video on Roz Savage and her environmental work Watch Roz when she spoke at TED Career Help – Interview Question Helpsheet: Please send an email to careers@jenrick.co.uk quoting “Maximise Potential Podcast” in the subject line to receive your interview question helpsheet Rate the Maximise Potential Podcast on i-Tunes: http://bit.ly/itunes-maxpotential Interview Transcription: Transcript: Coming soon Sponsors: Jenrick Recruitment – specialists in Engineering, IT and Commercial recruitment services Xerxes Music Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 5/23/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#39: Marc Koska – inventor of the K1 auto-disable syringe | At one time or another we have all been inspired by an article or television programme, which prompted us to say “I have to do something about that.” Yet, no matter how sincere we are with this statement, in the cold light of day and with our daily responsibilities firmly back in the forefront of our mind, our intentions to serve the greater good often take a back seat. However, in today’s Maximise Potential interview we have an individual who did not allow ‘the noise’ of daily life to dampen his desire to act upon an article he read, and has, since 1984 devoted his entire adult life to solving a problem of Global significance. Without funding, training or experience Marc Koska set himself the target of iradicating the spread of disease and death through unsafe injections, which accounts for more global deaths each year than Maleria. Here is Marc to share the high’s and low’s of his incredible journey whilst giving us a wonderful insight into his approach to life in general. Key messages from Marc: The actions of one person can truly make a difference Give yourself time to step out of the stream and look at the situation you face from a different perspective Truly understand the gap (or problem) – do not rush this stage See things through to the end – do not turn back before you have completed what you have started Don’t become frustrated if projects take you longer than anticipated to achieve, simply view that period as an ‘Apprenticeship’ Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): Visit Marc Koska’s website Visit the SafePoint Charity website Watch Marc’s TED talk Career Help – CV Feedback: Please send an email to careers@jenrick.co.uk quoting “Maximise Potential Podcast” in the subject line to receive a detailed appraisal of your CV To make the feedback even more accurate add the types of jobs you are applying for / wish to be considered for to your email Interview Transcription: Transcript: Marc Koska – Inventor of the K1 auto-disable syringe Sponsors: Jenrick Recruitment – specialists in Engineering, IT and Commercial recruitment services Xerxes Music Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 4/13/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#38: Chris Brisley – Take a Challenge | Have you ever taken the time to imagine how you would react if your career prematurely ended, or your house and all your life savings were lost, or if your health was taken away. Having the strength of character to re-build your life from any one of those extreme examples is a virtue that none of us ever knows if we possess, until that moment arises. However, now imagine if all of those happened to you in a period of your life that spanned less than a decade. In today’s interview we meet Chris Brisley, who is someone that lived through this exact experience. In this very honest interview Chris re-counts how he responded to those challenges, sharing what he learnt about his own character and explaining the lessons he now applies in his life to help him through challenges when faced with them now . . . . Key messages from Chris: I think Chris has left us in no uncertain terms that in his opinion ‘time’ is the most important commodity that we all possess, and it is the use of time that plays the key role in our ability to and the speed at which we achieve our goals The importance of taking ‘consistent small steps’ in order to enable you to reach much larger goals The ability to choose between the options you want and the options you don’t want Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): Want to take on a challenge yourself? Visit the Take a Challenge Website Want to see what Chris and the Team are up to? Follow @TakeaChallenge on Twitter Fancy some early morning training? Join the @6amCLUB on Twitter Interview Transcription: Transcript: Chris Brisley – Take a Challenge (Max#38) Sponsors: Jenrick Recruitment – specialists in Engineering, IT and Commercial recruitment services Xerxes Music Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 2/24/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#37: Planning for the unexpected in Business – Patrick O’Connor | The question of “What if” is largely one that we all try and sidestep within our businesses, as we all hope that the unexpected will never happen to us. Yet, when the unexpected does happen it is the companies that have dedicated the time and resource to answering that question, that feel the least disruption and can return to business much faster than their competitors. In a period where all organisations are seeking ways to ensure that their business model is constantly available to serve customers, being able to answer the “what if” question should be viewed as a key priority. Today we are fortunate to have an interview with Patrick O’Connor, who was responsible for ensuring that a Global Investment Bank could continue trading under any foreseen and un-foreseen circumstances. However, as Pat’s story unfolds you will understand the extremities to which his contingency plans and distaster recovery strategies were tested to their absolute limit . . . Key messages from Pat: I personally felt that Pat’s key message of being able to ‘segment the different experiences, focussing only on the most relevant segment, and ignoring the noise (as he called it)’ will be extremely helpful to others Accepting that your team will have to deal with any family matters, before they can fully function / respond to the crisis Understanding the the flow of communication is paramount Practise, practise and practise some more – to enable your staff to function on ‘auto-pilot’ when a crisis situation occurs Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): Inspirational Book – “The Long Run” by Matthew Long, New York Fire Fighter Interview Transcription: Transcript: Planning for the unexpected in Business (Max#37) Sponsors: Jenrick Recruitment – specialists in Engineering, IT and Commercial recruitment services Xerxes Music Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 2/15/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#36: How I rowed the Atlantic – Richard Hume | As well as being a triple ironman finisher, Richard Hume is also one a very select group of people to have completed the Atlantic Ocean Rowing Race. This gruelling 3,000 mile event, which can take over 80 days to complete, challenges competitors in ways not comparible to most other endurance events. Dealing with the isolation, the monotony, the sickness, in addition to the extreme elements of the Altantic Ocean, can all prove too much for so many people who attempt this incredible event. Yet, as Richard will describe in his interview, competing in a race of this magnitude is only one of the many challenges that an amateur athlete has to overcome. Key messages from Richard: Time and time again Richard referred to the importance of creating a series of realistic targets, in his training and in the events, that would take him to his end goal. Let’s not also forget how Richard overcame a great personal challenge in the process, in this case his back problem, explaining how, whenever he was told ‘no you can’t’, he channelled those negative messages into positive motivation. Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): Richard Hume’s website - CLICK HERE to visit the ‘Challenge Chaser’ website Wikipedia – CLICK HERE to visit wikipedia’s ultra-ironman page Interview Transcription: Transcript: How I rowed the Atlantic – Richard Hume (Max#36) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 12/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#35: Becoming a triple ironman – Richard Hume | Being able to complete an ironman event is said to be one of the most extreme tests of mental and physical endurance on the planet. Competing continuously for over 12 hours; swimming 2 ½ miles, then cycling for 112 miles before completing a 26 mile marathon, will push anyone to their absolute limits. However, now try and imagine how you would feel if those figures were tripled. Richard Hume, completed a grueling 7.2-mile swim, 336-mile bike ride and 78.6-mile run, finishing in just over 52 hours and in the process became one of the fastest ever triple ironman finishers for his age group. Key messages from Richard: Time and time again Richard referred to the importance of creating a series of realistic targets, in his training and in the events, that would take him to his end goal. Let’s not also forget how Richard overcame a great personal challenge in the process, in this case his back problem, explaining how, whenever he was told ‘no you can’t’, he channelled those negative messages into positive motivation. Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): Richard Hume’s website - CLICK HERE to visit the ‘Challenge Chaser’ website Wikipedia – CLICK HERE to visit wikipedia’s ultra-ironman page Interview Transcription: Transcript: Becoming a Triple Ironman – Richard Hume (Max#35) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 12/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#34: The New Rules of Selling – Gavin Ingham | Welcome back to episode 34 of the Maximise Potential Podcast. No matter if you are responsible for a business or focusing on developing your career, the current environment is arguably the most competitive, uncertain and challenging that anyone has ever known. As a result we felt it was essential to invite an expert onto the podcast who can enable us to understand how we can operate and succeed within such restrictive parameters. Gavin Ingham is widely regarded as one the UK’s leading sales trainers, adding value to individuals and companies from all industries and sectors. In today’s interview on Maximise Potential Gavin discusses a topic, which is critical, if we are to survive in today’s envrionment – sales. This interview will be incredibly helpful for everyone to understand what sales really is, and how you apply simple techniques to add subtantial value, to your products, your services or even to you as an inidividual. Here is Gavin to help us all understand and embrace the new rules of selling. Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): GAVIN INGHAM WEBSITE - Click here to view the Gavin Ingham website GAVIN INGHAM BLOG – Click here to subscribe to Gavin Ingham’s blog For more information on Kay White’s free training call: FREE COMMUNICATION TRAINING - ‘Be Heard’ free training call EUROPEAN PODCASTING AWARDS: VOTE for Maximise Potential by clicking HERE Interview Transcription: Transcript: The New Rules of Selling – Gavin Ingham (Max#34) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 11/15/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#33: Bonita Norris – how I set goals | The lastest episode to be uploaded to the Maximise Potential Podcast is an incredibly inspiring interview with Bonita Norris, the youngest British woman ever to climb Mount Everest at the age of 22. Bonita is returning to the Maximise Potential Podcast to share with us the mental techniques, approaches and goal-setting strategies that she used to get her there, talking in detail about the importance of visualisation and committing your goals to paper. Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): ANDY NORTH – listen to Andy’s inspiring interview here FIONA CAMPBELL – visit The NLP Edge website here Careers with Jenrick: CONSIDERING A CAREER CHANGE? – click here to view the latest Jenrick Jobs REGISTER YOUR CV? – click here to register your CV with the Jenrick team EUROPEAN PODCASTING AWARDS: VOTE for Maximise Potential by clicking HERE Interview Transcription: Transcript: Bonita Norris – How I Set Goals (Max#33) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 10/7/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#32: Exclusive tips to maximise your career – Miriam Lee | The Maximise Potential Podcast, brought to you in association with the Award-winning Recruitment Group Jenrick, is pleased to release its latest interview with Miriam Lee, Head of Business Development for Jenrick IT. Welcome to episode 32 of the Maximise Potential Podcast. As you are all well aware, the goal of Maximise Potential to to help you advance in your personal life, your business and your career, by bringing you exclusive interviews from a range of experts and high achievers. With over 20 years recruitment experience, Jenrick IT’s Head of Business Development, Miriam Lee, is perfectly placed to offer some of the very best advice available when it comes to career advancement. I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Miriam to record this interview, in which Miriam highlights the key activities and attributes that will enable Candidates to set themselves apart from the competition. So please, sit back and enjoy the next 20 minutes of tips and advice that you can instantly apply to improve your job hunting or within your exisiting role and I’ll be back at the end to provide you with some weblinks and additional resources. Please enjoy . . . ADDITIONAL NOTES AND RESOURCES (just click on the links for more information): LISTEN TO: Jora Gill – episode 27 LISTEN TO: Tony Dobbyn – episode 17 LISTEN TO: Kay White – episode 14 BOOK: Kay White – the A – Z of being Understood EPISODE 32 ADDITIONAL NOTES: CLICK HERE: to read Miriam’s career advice article to accompany this podcast EUROPEAN PODCASTING AWARDS: VOTE for Maximise Potential by clicking HERE SEARCH FOR NEW JOBS WITH JENRICK: ENGINEERING JOBS COMMERCIAL JOBS IT JOBS VISIT THE WEBPAGE AND SHOWNOTES FOR THIS EPISODE: http://www.maximisepotential.co.uk/maximise-your-career-miriam-lee-max32/ TRANSCRIPTION: Transcript: Exclusive Tips to Maximise your Career – Miriam Lee (Max#32) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 8/16/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#31: Andy North – Endurance Athlete | The Maximise Potential Podcast, brought to you in association with the Award-winning Recruitment Group Jenrick, is pleased to release its latest interview with Andy North as he approaches the Sunshine Challenge 2011 – Yorkshire to Gibraltar. Welcome to episode 31 of the Maximise Potential Podcast. In our last episode with Bremont Watches, Nick English used an expression which I believe is the perfect introduction to our guest on today’s episode. Nick was referring to the Bremont Ambassadors when he spoke of ‘ordinary people achieving extraordinary things.’ Andy North is a perfect example of this. This 50 year old Yorkshireman, is about to embark on one of the most intense endurance events I’ve ever heard. What I find particularly inspirational about Andy’s story is that he’s managed to train for this incredible event whilst juggling family commitments, running a business and also attempting to reach his goal of raising £50,000 for two Armed Forces Charities. As you can probably tell, I’m resisting revealing what Andy’s actual challenge is at this stage, and also the challenges he has already completed. However, what I will say is that anyone who is interested in understanding how someone like Andy prepares mentally for taking on an event like this, is in for a real treat with this interview. Please enjoy . . . Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): Visit the Sunshine Challenge website Donate via Andy’s Sunshine Challenge JUST GIVING PAGE View the inspiring story of Andy North View Andy’s Sunshine Challenge Daily ROUTE PLANNER Follow Andy North on TWITTER Visit Forces Children’s Trust website Visit The Soldiers Charity website EUROPEAN PODCASTING AWARDS: VOTE for Maximise Potential by clicking HERE TRANSCRIPTION: Transcript: Andy North – Endurance Athlete (Max#31) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 7/29/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#30: Nick English – Bremont Watches | The Maximise Potential Podcast, brought to you in association with the Award-winning Recruitment Group Jenrick, is pleased to release its latest interview with Nick English, co-Founder of Bremont Watches. Bremont Watches is rapidly becoming one of the premier luxury brands within the mechanical watch market, a fact that has been further confirmed when they recently won “Watch Brand of the Year at the 2011 UK Jewellery Awards.” What makes their story especially interesting is that they are making sustantial in-roads into a market dominated by two key factors; the Swiss and History – neither of which apply to Bremont. Today’s interview discusses exactly why Bremont is succeeding despite such barriers, whilst also focusing on the inspirational and very personal story behind how the company came into existence. So, please enjoy this interview with Nick English, one of the joint founders of the 2008 emerging luxury brand of the year, Bremont Watches . . . Additional notes and resources (just click on the links for more information): Visit the Bremont Watch website Follow Bremont on Facebook Marc Koska – Safepoint Book: Longitude Book: Lonely Sea in the Sky CHARITY PHOTO COMPETITION: CLICK HERE to enter the Jenrick Charity Photo Competition TRANSCRIPTION: Transcript: Nick English – Bremont Watches (Max#30) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 7/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#29: Neil McCarthy – Online Marketing Expert | Knowing how to maximise the return on your website and online brand is one of the most complex issues faced by managers in this increasingly complex part of the marketing mix. Neil McCarthy, Sales Director at Shopzilla, the largest shopping comparison website in the World, is widely regarded as one of the leading voices within the field of Online Marketing having devoted the last decade or so to developing highly effective strategies for Search Engine Optimisation, Affiliate Marketing, Pay per Click Advertising and much more. Within this interview, Neil shares his vast experience to proivde us all with a clear framework we can all apply to maximise the potential of our own websites and online marketing. Additional notes and resources: CLICK HERE to visit the Shopzilla website CHARITY PHOTO COMPETITION: CLICK HERE to enter the Jenrick Charity Photo Competition Transcription: Transcript: Neil McCarthy – Online Marketing Expert (Max#29) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 6/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#28: Dean Macey – International Decathlete | Traditionally, the title of the “World’s Greatest Athlete” has been given to the man who wins the decathlon. Dean Macey, or the Dean Machine, as he was so frequently referred to, is one of the unique individuals to have achieved this accolade, doing so at the 2006 Commonwealth Games. Dean would undoubtedly have finished his career with a host of additional World, Olympic and Commonwealth Medals if it had not been so heavily blighted by injury. Yet, his ability to continually battle back to fitness consolidated his position, not just as one of the very best athletes on the globe, but as someone with a unique level of determination and mental strength. Additional notes and resources: CLICK HERE to visit Dean Macey’s website CLICK HERE to watch Dean Macey bursting onto the scene at the 1999 World Championships Maximise Your Career Podcast from Jenrick IT: CLICK HERE to listen to the podcast now Transcription: Transcript: Dean Macey – International Decathlete (Max#28) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 5/4/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#27: Jora Gill – global CTO | Jora Gill has developed a reputation for being one of the very best CTO’s (Chief Technical Officers) on the globe. He is regularly featured in leading Management publications and is a frequent guest speaker and panelist at global conferences regarding innovative Management Techniques and the future of IT. He is seen as a pioneer who regularly seeks to apply management techniques from other industries within his own departments – normally resulting in substantial improvements. As a person, Jora is dedicated to on-going learning and development, and is quick to emphasise that he is no way near the finished article and that he learns something new everyday. He thrives on creating an environment where individuals are given every opportunity to succeed. Additional notes and resources: CLICK HERE to read an interview with Jora on www.cio.co.uk Bremont Watches: CLICK HERE to visit the Bremont Watch website Transcription: Transcript: Jora Gill – global CTO (Max#27) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 4/15/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#26: Matthew Syed – author of BOUNCE | Matthew Syed has been an achiever all of his life. A triple Commonwealth Champion and two-time Olympian, Graduating with a first from Oxford, A writer for The Times since 1999 and to top it all off, he’s also a winner of Sports Journalist of the Year. His most recent accolade however, and the focus for our interview on Maximise Potential, has been the launch of his first book, called ‘BOUNCE’, where he creates a compelling argument which dismisses the traditional view that success is based around talent. Here’s Matthew to explain his perspective in far more detail whilst relating it to his own life and career. SYNOPSIS: Everyone knows that David Beckham crosses the ball better than anyone else and that Tiger Woods never “chokes”. But what are the hidden factors which allow the most successful sports stars to rise above their competitors – and are they shared by virtuosos in other fields? In Bounce Matthew Syed – an award-winning Times columnist and three-time Commonwealth table-tennis champion – reveals what really lies behind world-beating achievement in sport, and other walks of life besides. The answers – taking in the latest in neuroscience, psychology and economics – will change the way we look at sports stars and revolutionise our ideas about what it takes to become the best. From the upbringing of Mozart to the mindset of Mohammed Ali – via the recruitment policies of Enron – Bounce weaves together fascinating stories and telling insights and statistics into a wonderfully thought-provoking read. Bounce looks at big questions – such as the real nature of talent, what kind of practice actually works, how to achieve motivation, drugs in both sport and life, and whether black people really are faster runners. Along the way Matthew talks to a Hungarian father whose educational theories saw his daughters become three of the best chess players of all time, meets a female East German athlete who became a man, and explains why one small street in Reading – his own – has produced more top table-tennis players than the rest of Britain put together. Fresh, ground-breaking and tackling subjects with broad appeal, Bounce is sure to be one of the most talked about books of the year. TESTIMONIALS FROM PEOPLE WHO HAVE READ ‘BOUNCE’: Thought provoking read – ounce is a very interesting and thought provoking book. It basically argues that for any significantly complex human activity (especially sports like tennis, football and golf, and games like chess) natural talent is of pretty low importance because the wiring of the brain required to succeed can only be achieved through a massive amount of “purposeful” practice. life changing insights – Bounce is a remarkable book. Its central argument is that there is no such thing as natural talent and that top achievement is the consequence of huge amounts of a very particular kind of practice. This may sound radical, but the evidence is compelling. What a moorish read! – Wow what a great book. It’s extemely well written and full of substantive, supportive evidence to back up each point. Even for a non sports fan like me (my husband actually bought this book for himself) I would thouroughly recommend this book -you’ll be hooked once you read it. Bounce – Bounce is the most interesting book that I read in 2010. Very informative and challenging – This is a challenging book. The author rejects the concept of talent, innate ability and genetic pre-disposition almost entirely. He backs up the thesis with some impressive anecdotes and makes a good case. Additional notes and resources: CLICK HERE to learn more about BOUNCE and buy the book on AMAZON CLICH HERE to go to AUDIBLE for the audio version of BOUNCE Learn more about Matthew Syed through his website Transcription: Transcript: Matthew Syed, author of BOUNCE (Max#26) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share [...] | 3/17/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#25: Tim Whitworth, Finance Director – Morgan Cars | Morgan Motor Company is Britain’s sole surviving car manufacturer, yet far from just surviving, the car company is currently experiencing one of its most successful ever commercial periods and is being increasingly seen as one of Britain’s global success stories. Following on from our interview with Head Designer, Matt Humphries, featured on episode 21 and Director of Operations, Steve Morris (episode 23), we now have the pleasure of releasing our interview with the Finance Director for Morgan, Tim Whitworth. Tim Whitworth, Finance Director of Morgan, has the unenviable task of making the numbers balance within this last remaining marquee of British Motoring history. Yet Tim views this responsibility as one of the best challenges he could ever be faced with, due to his clear passion and genuine attachment to the brand. He considers himself to be an unconventional Finance Director, who takes as much interest in the human aspects of the company as the numbers, citing Morgan’s collaborative working culture as key to so much of the company’s success. This is a great opportunity to go behind the scenes of Morgan and also the man responsible for it’s finances, in this very informative and candid interview. Additional notes and resources: FOR HIRE – treat yourself and rent a Morgan for a day, weekend or special event Morgan Motor Company – Official Website Morgan Motor Company – Wikipedia Page Morgan Car News Blog Links to the other Morgan Motor Company interviews on Maximise Potential: Max 21 – Matthew Humphries, Morgan’s Head of Design Max 23 – Steve Morris, Morgan’s Director of Production Job Advice / Online Career Advice from Jenrick: Daily Telegraph Careers Event featuring Philip Fanthom Transcription: Transcript: Tim Whitworth – Finance Director at Morgan Motor Company (Max#25) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 3/11/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#24: Introduction to NLP by Fiona Campbell | In response to the amount of interest that our interviews have generated within the subject of NLP, we decided to interview one of the most prominent trainer’s and coaches within this field. Fiona Campbell is one of the UK’s most distinguished NLP Trainers, who specialises in NLP for Business Success. She is has over 20 years of NLP and Business Coaching experience, having been personally trained by the Founder of NLP, Richard Bandler, who she continues to work with today. When I was preparing for the interview I amazed by the abundance of glowing testimonials that Fiona has received from so many of the people she has trained. Here are just some of the quotes . . . “Fiona really helped me to become more positive in my workplace and become a better leader.” “She has helped me particularly in improving my communication and influencing skills in sales situations and making me more successful.” “As Fiona works regularly with Richard Bandler, she has firsthand knowledge of new ideas and developments that make her the most current NLP trainer in the country.” So, in between a hectic schedule of courses, we managed to sit down with Fiona to record this interview, where she very eloquently explains the fundamentals of NLP and then gives us all NLP techniques which we can immediately apply on the phone, in person and through email to improve the effectiveness of our communication within business. Additional notes and resources: Fiona Campbell Consultancy – NLP Website Current NLP for Business Courses Transcription: Transcript: Introduction to NLP- Fiona Campbell (Max#24) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 3/4/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#23: Steve Morris, Morgan Motor Company Director of Operations | Morgan Motor Company is Britain’s sole surviving car manufacturer, yet far from just surviving, the car company is currently experiencing one of its most successful ever commercial periods and is being increasingly seen as one of Britain’s global success stories. Following on from our interview with Head Designer, Matt Humphries, featured on episode 21, we now have the pleasure of interviewing Director of Operations, Steve Morris. Steve has a wonderful personal attachment to Morgan, having started as an Apprentice on the production line, before pushing on to becoming to his current role as one of the Directors for the organisation. He has seen, as he calls it, an evolution at Morgan, that has wintessed every corner of the business being radically overhauled throughout the last decade, propelling it to become one of the most innovative independent car producers on the Globe. Here’s Steve to tell you the complete story in his own words . . . Additional notes and resources: NEW – Morgan Three Wheeler Micro-site Morgan Motor Company – Official Website Morgan Motor Company – Wikipedia Page Morgan Car News Blog Kay White Communication Strategy Session: Click here to Listen to Kay’s interview & apply for your Complimentary Strategy Session Transcription: Transcript: Steve Morris, Director of Operations, Morgan Motor Company (Max#23) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 2/17/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#22: Sam Brown – World Taekwon-Do Champion | Sam Brown is the current World Taekwon-Do Champion, achieving this incredible feat in the first ever World Championships to be held in the founding country of the martial art, Korea. In today’s interview with Maximise Potential, Sam shares the interesting journey he has taken over the last eight years in order for him to achieve his goal. Additional notes and resources: Syndenham Taekwon-Do School with Sam Brown The Hogan Institute – Taekwon-Do School Spit and Sawdust Gym – Surbiton History of Taekwon-Do – Wikipedia International Taekwon-Do Federation- Official Website Transcription: Transcript: Sam Brown – World Taekwon-Do Champion (Max#22) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 2/1/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#21: Matt Humphries, Morgan Motor Company Head of Design | Morgan Motor Company is Britain’s sole surviving car manufacturer, yet far from just surviving, the car company is currently experiencing one of its most successful ever commercial periods and is being increasingly seen as one of Britain’s global success stories. I recently recorded this four part interview series at the Morgan factory in Malvern with key personnel from the company, starting with Morgan’s Head of Design – Matt Humphries. I interviewed Matt because of the way, due to his innovative and pro-active personality, he became Head of Design for Morgan whilst also rapidly becoming one of the most respected automotive design engineers in the industry. Additional notes and resources: Morgan Motor Company – Official Website Morgan Motor Company – Wikipedia Page Morgan Car News Blog Transcription: Transcript: Matt Humphries - Morgan Motor Company, Head of Design (Max#21) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 1/12/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#20: Maximising your Workforce Planning – Kos Lesses, Internal Recruitment Project Manager | Finding and then encouraging the best individuals to join your company is widely regarded as the key determinant for business success or failure. Kos Lesses, is a project manager with an extremely strong record of implementing ‘Talent Management’ and ‘Workforce Planning’ programmes within a string of major City organisations, such as JP Morgan. He is regularly engaged by companies to take on ‘High Profile, Business Critical Talent Acquisition Projects.’ He has done this time and time again within tight deadlines or for very high volumes of recruitment. He is known for his end-to-end project management skills and ability to deliver. In today’s interview Kos shares much of his approach to maximising the recruitment process within a company, giving anyone who is involved within the hiring of staff and excellent insight into the strategy he employs. For those of you who are directly involved within recruitment you’ll be pleased to know that we have an extended version of this interview available which includes a detailed case study of an actual high volume recruitment programme which Kos created and implemented. If you would like to receive a copy, please just send an email to podcast@maximisepotential.co.uk. Please ensure you include some personal details so that we know who to send it to. You’ll also find this email address on the webpage for this episode, so just go episode 20 on the Maximise Potential website. Additional notes and resources: Please send me the extended interview: podcast@maximisepotential.co.uk Transcription: Transcript: Kos Lesses -Maximising your Workforce Plannning (Max#20) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 12/16/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#19: David Weir – Great Britain’s most successful wheelchair racer | The latest episode to be uploaded to the Maximise Potential Podcast is an incredibly inspiring interview with David Weir, Great Britain’s Top Wheelchair Racer who has completely re-written the record books within the sport. This phenomenal racer has won four London Marathons, three of those consecutively. At the 2008 Beijing Paralympics, he won two golds, a silver and a bronze. He holds every single British record from the sprints to the marathon, plus numerous world records AND to top it all off he has an MBE. Yet when I had the opportunity to meet with David after his regular morning training session in Richmond Park, I was taken aback by how down-to-earth and humble he is – and how different the off-the-track David Weir is to the on-the-track person. Here is our unique opportunity to learn more about the highs and lows of David’s career, what drives him to be a winner and his goals for London 2012 and beyond. Additional notes and resources: David Weir – Wikipedia That Paralympic Show on Channel Four Definitive Sports – the agency representing David Weir British Paralympic Association Transcription: Transcript: David Weir – Wheelchair Racer Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 12/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#18: Bonita Norris – How I became the Youngest British Woman to climb Mount Everest | The lastest episode to be uploaded to the Maximise Potential Podcast is an incredibly inspiring interview with Bonita Norris, the youngest British women ever to climb Mount Everest at the age of 22, an incredible feat that took amazing courage and skill, inspiring people all over the World to maximise their own potential and be successful in life. Additional notes and resources: If you have been inspired by this motivating interview with Bonita Norris and are interested in learning more about climbing the World’s highest peaks then please click on the following links to take you directly to some of the best-selling books on the subject: BOOK- Die Trying: One Man’s Quest to Conquer the Seven Summits, by Bo Parfet BOOK- No Shortcuts to the Top: Climbing the World’s 14 Highest Peaks, by Ed Viesturs BOOK- Learning to Breathe, by Andy Cave BOOK- Chris Bonington’s Everest, by Chris Bonington BOOK- Savage Summit: True Stories of the 5 Women who climbed K2, by Jennifer Jordan Transcription: Transcript: Bonia Norris – How I became the youngest woman to climb Mount Everest Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 11/12/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#17: Tony Dobbyn – “How I motivate a team to achieve amazing results” | Today’s interview is with Tony Dobbyn, The Global Head of Service Operations for one of the largest Financial Corporations in the World. Tony has gained a worldwide reputation for being one of the most effective managers at maximising the productivity of teams, especially in relation to helping teams adjust after a merger or acquistion. Tony’s interview highlights an incredible variety of techniques and skills that he has applied within his management career, as well as explaining the approach he has adopted to maximise his own career. Some of the interview highlights include: How to make yourself ‘available’ to opportunities Research Techniques to use if you wish to understand the issues that exist within your department Communication Methods to gain support from your team and enable them to embrace change How to reduce the negative feelings associated with change How to create a team which is empowered, motivated and proud of what they do As we have already said, Tony is widely respected as being one of the most effective change agents within this industry, having effectively transformed teams in countries such as the UK, France, Japan and the USA. Any manager repsonsible for a team (no matter what size the team is) will gain some superb advice from this interview on team dynamics and team motivation and empowerment. In addition, if you listen to our podcast for career development and enhancement, then you will benefit from the experiences Tony shares regarding how he has approached his own career in order to maximise it and gain the job roles he has strived for. Additional notes and resources: BOOK – “The Monk who sold his Ferrari” BOOK – “Illuminate: Harnessing the positive power of negative thinking” Transcription: Transcript: Tony Dobbyn – Maximising Teams (Max#17) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 10/28/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#16: Elliott Cole – “my first full season in triathlon” | Today’s interview is with Triathlete, Elliott Cole who is giving us his regular training and event diary update. In this interview Elliott discusses: How well he competed in the London Triathlon 2010 How important the Maximise Potential Podcast has been in keeping him motivated throughout the season How he motivates himself towards maximising his own potential Who are his biggest influencers and why His goal for next year to enter his first Iron Man Competition Transcription: Transcript: Elliott Cole Traithlete, Diary Update (max #16) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 10/13/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#15: Greg Searle – Olympic & World Champion Rower | One of the key objectives of the Maximise Potential Podcast is to bring our audience real stories of success from real people, with the goal of inspiring others to take positive action in their lives in order to be motivated and successful. Today’s interview is no exception as I am extremely proud to welcome our first Olympic & World Champion to the Maximise Potential Podcast. Greg Searle won Olympic Gold, within Rowing, at the Barcelona Olympics of 1992 when he was just 20 years old and in the following year won Gold at the World Championships. In addition, Greg has won several other Silver and Bronze Olympic and World Medals, proving year after year that he was one of the very best in the world within this profession. Today Greg Searle will share the approach he has taken throughout his life to maximise his potential plus share an incredible ambition that he still has – to represent Great Britain once again at the Olympics and to be successful in winning another medal at the London 2012 Games when he will be forty. Due to the incredible contraints on Greg’s time currently, we recorded this interview via Skype, in between Greg returning from a training camp in Austria and returning to work. FURTHER INFORMATION: Greg Searle – Wikipedia British Rowing – Greg Searle Bio TRANSCRIPTION: Transcript: Greg Searle, Olympic and World Championship Rower, Max#15 Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 9/23/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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MAX#14: How to develop Effective and Powerful Communication – Kay White, Communication Specialist and Trainer | Maximising the potential of your communication from Communication Specialist and Trainer, Kay White. Kay shares with us some superb tips and advice on how we can all improve the effectiveness of our communication in order to gain more from our career and life in general. In this interview with Kay, discover: How to construct your sentences to make them more positive, persuasive and compelling How to use communication to get what you want (vs what you want to avoid) What to avoid! How you can sabotage yourself and tips on how to avoid it Using NLP tools in your communication, everywhere How to utilise your communication as a leader AND What to do to begin to understand your personal brand A limited opportunity Kay offers you to maximise your potential as you communicate Some excellent practical advice which you can implement immediately within your personal life or working envrionment. Thank you very much Kay for sharing this with us! APPLY HERE FOR YOUR STRATEGY SESSION WITH KAY: Apply for your strategy session with Kay – http://www.linkingyourthinking.com/strategy GO HERE TO VIEW JOBS AND GAIN CAREER ADVICE FROM JENRICK: Jenrick – award winning recruitment consultancy and sponsors of Maximise Potential TRANSCRIPTION: Transcript: Kay White, Effective and Powerful Communication Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 9/17/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#13: Pen Hadow – “how I maximise my potential” | In our final interview with record-breaking polar explorer Pen Hadow we discuss: How Pen’s life changed when he returned home after his record-breaking feat. What his achievements taught him with regards to the need for work/life balance. How ‘Maximising one’s Potential’ is all within the mind. The model Pen applies in his own life to continue challenging himself. As with our previous interviews, Pen speaks with an openness and honesty that really enables you to visualise the sheer extremities of the challenge that he successfully undertook. This interview is for you if you really want to maximise your own potential as it will give you a firsthand account of how someone has come up against some of the greatest physical and mental challenges to man and pushed on through them, when everyone else had failed. He kept on going past the point where every other person had decided to give up – and as a result, claimed his place in the history books. Additional notes and resources: YOU TUBE – an introduction to Pen Hadow Transcription: Transcript: Pen Hadow Interview, life after Solo Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 9/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#12: Pen Hadow – “how I walked 440 miles to the North Pole and claimed my place in history” | In this interview with record-breaking polar explorer Pen Hadow we discuss: Pen’s successful trek to the North Pole, solo and without re-supply, where he made history by becoming the first (and only) person to do so. How he had to dig deeper into his mental and physical resources than he had ever done so before How it felt to finally achieve the goal that had consumed him for most of his adult life. As with our previous interviews, Pen speaks with an openness and honesty that really enables you to visualise the sheer extremities of the challenge that he successfully undertook. This interview is for you if you really want to maximise your own potential as it will give you a firsthand account of how someone has come up against some of the greatest physical and mental challenges to man and pushed on through them, when everyone else had failed. He kept on going past the point where every other person had decided to give up – and as a result, claimed his place in the history books. Transcription: Transcript: Pen Hadow Interview – how I walked 440 miles to the North Pole and claimed my place in history Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 8/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#11: Pen Hadow – “you can achieve any goal you set your mind to” | This is our second interview with record-breaking polar explorer Pen Hadow where he discusses: how his desire to constantly challenge himself, even as a child, had - and still has - a massive bearing on his life also how it made him accustomed to being totally out of his comfort zone AND gave him the inner belief that ANYTHING is possible. Despite two unsuccessful attempts to reach the Pole, learn what Pen learned from the experiences and how it improved his mental toughness and strategic thinking capacity – crucial for all of us, where ever we are! This interview is for you if you really want to maximise your own potential as it will give you a firsthand account of how someone has come up against some of the greatest physical and mental challenges to man and pushed on through them, when everyone else had failed. He kept on going past the point where every other person had decided to give up – and as a result, claimed his place in the history books. Transcription: Transcript: Pen Hadow Interview, you can achieve any goal you set your mind to Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 8/11/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#10: Pen Hadow, Polar Explorer – ‘how I deal with failure’ | Pen Hadow became the first man in the world to walk unsupported and without re-supply to the North Pole in 2003 – a feat which many have tried to emulate and all have failed. To this day, it is his name alone that is in the record books for completing this incredible journey, which has been compared to ‘climbing Everest without oxygen.’ We are fortunate to have recorded a series of interviews with Pen, the first of which is attached to this article / blog post. It focuses on how Pen has trained himself to deal with ‘Failure.’ The reason he spoke about this subject in such detail is that he personally has had to deal with so much failure (or temporary set-backs as he refers to them) in his own life (through the numerous unsuccessful attempts he made to the North Pole, as well as set-backs with sponsorship, equipments and so on). As a result he needed to learn to how equip himself to deal with failure in a positive manner – in a way that would not affect him from moving on towards his goals. Pen also has witnessed over the years, in his personal life, exploration and in business, how most individuals are unprepared for the onset of failure and how they so often are unable to move beyond it and as a result do not reach their goals. Transcription: Transcript of interview with Pen Hadow Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 7/29/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#9: Elliott Cole Triathlete – diary update | Today’s interview is with Triathlete, Elliott Cole who is giving us his regular training and event diary update. In this interview Elliott discusses how well he competed in his first two Olympic Distance Triathlons for the season, as well as highlighting some excellent (yet so simple) fitness tips for people to implement to take advantage of the summer weather, while we still have it! Transcription: Transcript: Elliott Cole Traithlete, Diary Update Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 7/22/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#8: Maximising a business in a saturated marketplace (Media Widsom interview part 2) | Today’s interview the second in our series with Award Winning Photographic Company, Media Wisdom, with today’s episode being with Abi Cockcroft, joint-founder and owner of the company. Abi talks specifically about how Media Widsom was launched, 9 years ago, into an already saturated and heavily competitive marketplace. She explains the approach they have used to build a customer base, maximise customer opportunities and become one of the most respected photographic companies within the London and the South. The interview is ideal for business owners (current or those considering starting their own business) as it provides an excellent insight into how you can build your initial customer base, differentiate yourself from your competitors and develop your own niche in the market. Awards: Winner – Fine Art Photographer of the Year Finalist – Kodak Portrait Photographer of the Year 2009 Award of Excellence – Master Photographer Awards 2009 3 x Merit Awards – Master Photographer Awards 2009 1 x Award of Excellence – Master Photographer Awards 2009 5 x Gold Awards from SWPP (society wedding & portrait photographers)2009: Architecture / Fashion / Wildlife Additional notes and resources: Media Wisdom Photography – award winning photographers Video Wisdom – video marketing for small businesses Giles Christopher photography portfolio 4 Networking Business Group Transcription: Transcript: Media Wisdom Photography Interview Part 2 Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 7/9/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#7: Giles Christopher, Founder of Media Wisdom Photography | Today’s interview is with Giles Christopher, founder and owner of Media Wisdom Photography. Giles talks about the highs and lows of his early career in the movie and film business before moving on to discuss his motivations for starting his own business. Giles is not only interesting, but is also an incredibly passionate and articulate person to listen to and gives a valuable insight into his approach to creating a successful business, career and life. Plus he introduces some great ideas for small business marketing. Awards: Winner – Fine Art Photographer of the Year Finalist – Kodak Portrait Photographer of the Year 2009 Award of Excellence – Master Photographer Awards 2009 3 x Merit Awards – Master Photographer Awards 2009 1 x Award of Excellence – Master Photographer Awards 2009 5 x Gold Awards from SWPP (society wedding & portrait photographers)2009: Architecture / Fashion / Wildlife Additional notes and resources: Media Wisdom Photography – award winning photographers Video Wisdom – video marketing for small businesses Giles Christopher photography portfolio 4 Networking Business Group Transcription: Transcript: Interview with Giles Christopher, Media Wisdom Photography Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 6/11/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#6: Steve Davies, Management Consultant (part 2 of 2) | Hello everyone and welcome back to episode 6 of the Maximise Potential Podcast and part 2 of our interview with global management consultant, Steve Davies. In the first interview Steve spoke at length about how he maximised his own career and the advice he would give to others wishing to maximise their own career and business success. Now in this interview, Steve talks all about how he made a conscious decision just two years ago to change the entire direction of his career. In addition, Steve talks at length about the business model and framework which he applies to his internet businesses. We appreciate that this interview is longer than our usual ones, but Steve had so much excellent information to offer that it all merrited inclusion. Additional notes and resources: Skiddmark Skiddplayer Follow us on Twitter! Transcription: Transcript of interview with Steve Davies, Management Consultant (part 2 of 2) Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 6/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#5: Elliott Cole Triathlete – lake swimming and competition update | Today’s interview is with Triathlete, Elliott Cole. Today Elliott gives us an insight into the importance of Lake Swimming within his training regime, as well focusing in on why sleep is such an important part of your health. Elliott also answers questions regarding what running shoes he uses, what make and model of bike he rides and also the type of electronic training aids he recommends. Additional notes and resources: Heron Lake Swimmers Suunto Training Aids for Triathletes Focus Bikes for Triathletes Newton Running Shoes for Triathletes Transcription: Transcript – Elliott Cole Triathlete Interview Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 6/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#4: Steve Davies, Management Consultant Interview (part 1 of 2) | Today’s interview is with global managment consultant, Steve Davies, who is one of the most energic and creative strategic management consultants of recent times and has been instrumental in the development of global brands such as X-Box, Sony Ericsson phones, O2 and was also part of the initial team who invented Bluetooth Technology. Our aim of today is to gain an insight into how Steve has maximised his own career and how he has reached such senior positions within the corporate world, plus to also understand what characteristics Steve looks for in those wishing to take their career to the next level. Steve also touches upon NLP and how this has influenced his career as well as talking about some of the projects he has been involved within, in particular, his role within shaping the direction of the mobile telecommunications marketplace. We appreciate that this interview is longer than our usual ones, but Steve had so much excellent information to offer that it all merrited inclusion. Additional notes and resources: NLP Books worth reading - ‘NLP at Work’ by Sue Knight ‘Frogs into Princes’ by Richard Bandler and John Grinder ‘Using your brain: for a change’ by Richard Bandler NLP Websites worth visiting – Sue Knight Richard Bandler on You Tube Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 6/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#3: Maximise your Job Interviews (Part 2 of 2) | Top 10 job interview hints and tips (Part 2 of 2); this podcast offers interview advice when job hunting, ensuring you have the best interview possible. The podcast features an interview with Jo Taylor, Jenrick Group Marketing Executive who, along with Philip Fanthom, Managing Director of Jenrick IT, recently vounteered their time at Kingston University’s ‘Bootcamp,’ to help Graduates with their job interview preparation. Transcription: Click here to read the full transcription Top 10 job interview hints and tips Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 5/25/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#2: Maximise your job interviews (part 1 of 2) | Top 10 job interview hints and tips; this podcast offers exclusive interview advice when job hunting, ensuring that you are able to prepare yourself in a manner to enable you to have the best interview possible. Job interviews are extremely stressful, especially if you have been in the same job for a number of years and are suddenly thrown into the world of job hunting. Due to excessive nerves, most people often commit basic errors within their job interview, which can have a major impact on their success – YET, so many of these issues can be avoided with some simple preparation. So, take the time to listen to this two-part interview. The content will enable you to immediately improve your performance at your next job interview and give you the best possible chance of securing the job you really want. The podcast features an interview with Jo Taylor, Jenrick Group Marketing Executive who, along with Philip Fanthom, Managing Director of Jenrick IT, recently vounteered their time at Kingston University’s ‘Bootcamp,’ to help Graduates with their job interview preparation. Transcription: Click here to read the full transcription Top 10 job interview hints and tips Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on Facebook Post on Google Buzz Share this on LinkedIn Email this to a friend? Post this to MySpace Tweet This! Email this via Gmail | 5/6/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Max#1: Elliott Cole Triathlete – introduction | Kevin: So welcome back to the Maximize Potential podcast. Today we are here and we’re back with Elliott Cole are aspiring triathlete who is training to complete the 2011 triathlon championships but has the ultimate goal of competing in the Ironman challenge over in Hawaii, which I know he’s going to tell us a lot more about. However, The reason we are with Elliott and not with anyone else who is competing for the triathlon is because Elliott story is a bit different. Many people devote their entire lives to training for a triathlon and when you speak to a lot of people who are involved in it or have been a part of it, you realize that it is probably one of the toughest endurance competitions actually available on the earth right now. What is unique about Elliott story is he is actually competing in his first ever triathlon literally about four months ago, and it is the speed at which he has dedicated himself to it and learn the trade and, really, developed very quickly into an elite athlete is what became of interest to maximize potential because we felt that it summed up exactly what our podcast is all about and what our site is all about. So that is why we are here with Elliott and we are very grateful that he has come and take a break from training to come and sit down with us and give us the latest update with what he’s been doing. Hi Elliot! How are you? Elliott: Hello! I’m good thank you. Kevin: Good, excellent! So we are in April now and the weather has finally turned into spring after a very long winter this year. Elliott: Yes, indeed! Kevin: We have bright sunshine outside and nothing to be registering first of all to give us a recap because this is the first one, really, of the season, that we are talking about, you want to tell us a little bit about what the winter was like in terms of winter training? Obviously you had the London triathlon back at the tail end of last summer, and then it was really a question of dedicating yourself to winter training which I assume is predominantly indoors training, but there may have been outdoor stuff there. What was that like? Elliott: It has been kind of a massive learning curve for me, because there was a lot of indoor training throughout the course of the winter. There were quite a lot of gym sessions and quite a lot of sessions on the turbo trainer, for people who aren’t aware, that is a trainer that you put your road-going bike on And you lift the rear wheel onto it and you can make different settings so you can make it slightly even more difficult, slightly easier. There were quite a lot of indoor work, a lot of pool swimming, so there were a lot of early mornings before work jumping in the pool. Because the lakes all close early part of September and then they reopen, literally the first one just opened last weekend. Kevin: So what is a quick pool session before you go to work? For me, that could be slightly different to what it is to you… [laughing] Elliott: It depends on what sort of sessions I’m doing. If it is a technique session, it could be ½ to 2km while for distance work, it can be 2 to 4km and upwards. Kevin: Right. So in the 25m pool, you’re dealing with 50 lengths minimum? Elliott: Yep. Kevin: So for endurance you could be dealing with… Elliott: Hundreds… there all morning! [laughing] Kevin: Right! [laughing] That is probably a bit more than what I was thinking about like nipping into the pool before work and then hitting the sauna. Going back to the bike, and talking about the equipment that you use, I’m assuming you use this in your house, don’t you, where you live? Elliott: Yes, we had some accidents over the winner, Chrissie Wellington the winner of the 2009 Hawaiian Ironman, actually, came out of her bike during the winter just on a training ride. So, the kind of rule of thumb is that if the weather is not great, stick to indoors. The turbo trainer is as good as being outdoors, slightly more boring, [...] | 5/4/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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