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Season 4 - Episode 6 - How to Create a Future Focused Team
Season 4 - Episode 4 - Why do some People Struggle with Change?Do you find it stressful and frustrating when you try to implement a change to make the organisation or the team better and you are met with resistance if you have it's only nat
Season 4 Episode 3 - Live Leader Session 1Every Friday I will doing a LinkedIn Live event to go through the week's events on Leadership in Construction and what is to come the following week! I also go through leadership concepts and practica
Season 4 Episode 2 - How Leaders Set the Vision[TRIGGER WARNING: TALKS OF SUICIDE] Perhaps one of the most important but most difficult job of any leader is too set the vision, the purpose, the 'Why'. Its then even harder to communicate that
Episode 1 - How to Lead with IntentWelcome back to the Leadership in Construction Podcast!It's been almost a year since we last published an episode. After such a long break our passion and commitment is ever stronger to help leaders in con
In this episode we are joined by Tom Forster of BeMeta who is making Mental Fitness a positive conversation in the construction industry. Tom comes from a construction background and after going through challenges affecting his own mental wel
Welcome to a new episode of the Leadership in Construction Podcast. In this episode I am joined by the brilliant Michaela Wain who is an entrepreneur in the construction industry and advocate for women in construction. In this episode we
I am pleased to share with you the latest episode of the Leadership in Construction Podcast. In this episode I am joined by Jessy Gomes who is a Health and Safety advisor. Jessy moved to the UK from France to further her career in constructi
Thank you for joining us for part 2 of our conversation with Julie Bronsteatter. In Part 2, 7 weeks have past since we first spoke with Julie and over that period I have undergone a mental fitness boot camp to build up my mental reliance and
I am pleased to share with you all the latest episode of the Leadership in Construction Podcast.This week, and the final episode of 2021, we are joined by Mark Crossfield, a Civil Engineer turn career coach.With Mark, we discuss why leaders p
In this episode of the Leadership in Construction Podcast, we talk about how leaders can empower people, and how leaders can support young industry professionals. This week I am joined by Damian Meehan from WSP. Daiman has worked in a range
In this episode of the Leadership in Construction Podcast, I am joined by Nathanael Pickett who is a Civil Engineer and member of the British Army. In this episode we explore the differences between leadership in the British Army and in the Co
In this episode we are joined by Natalie Schrogl as we discuss the human side to leadership and why it is so important to put the people you lead first. Natalie is a leadership coach from Germany and in this episode she shares with us her ex
In this episode we are joined by Rob Garvey from the University of East London. With Rob we discuss BIM, technology, and the important role which leaders play in the building of confidence in technology. We also discuss the importance on go
In this episode we talk with Jo Wheatley and Zoe Hawkins about the GROW coaching model and how it can be used effectively in conversations to help develop others and your relationships with your team. Jo and Zoe are both leadership coaches an
Welcome to a new episode and new season of the Podcast. To kick things off we are joined by Julie Bronsteatter to talk about her video series 'Walk the Talk' and blog 'Good enough is Perfect', and what underpins all of this 'Mental Fitness'.
Why is caring an important skill to leadership? If you want the people you lead to care about the things that important to you, like deadlines, budgets, organisational goals, etc. You need to first invest your time, each day, each week, to rea
I am so pleased to share with you all the latest episode of the Leadership in Construction Podcast. This week it's a little different as I discuss with Lawrence Pui Kit Cheung about my other passion of sharing the strengths that people with d
If you don't set people up to be successful, you can't be surprised when they fail. Here are my 6 steps to set people up to succeed with any task: 1. Connect people with the purpose. "Why is the task worth my best effort?", 2. Deliver a
The biggest mistake I have have ever made in my career was not listening to those who I led. Very soon I was surrounded by people that had nothing to say and I was one of those managers who kept complaining 'Why do I have to everything myself
Season 2 Episode 1As leaders we need to be in the 'helicopter' to be able to see what is coming up ahead, and see the progress of what has been made so far. Leaders need to be able see pit falls and blockers coming up along the road. Leaders
This the Final Episode of Season 1 of the Leadership in Construction Podcast. Soon There will short videos of specific leadership issues, and again, in November 2021, interviews with amazing and fantastic people will resume. I want to thank
Leadership in Construction Episode #022 In this Episode I am joined by David Stitt a Leadership Coach from DSA Building. In this episode with talk about coaching for results, how conversations are effective form of leadership and coaching, and
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