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In this episode, Jonny Lawrence interviews Taner Hassan, an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist specialising in sex and porn addiction, compulsive behaviour, and psychosexual issues. They discuss the importance of authenticity in therapy and the need for accurate information in the field.
Taner shares his personal journey of self-love and acceptance, highlighting the transformative power of receiving love from others. He emphasises the importance of resonating with oneself and others in relationships. In this part of the conversation, Taner and Johnny discuss the challenges of trying to be someone else to fit in and be accepted. They share assuming stories of trying to change their accents and personas to please others.
Taner reflects on embracing authenticity and not taking oneself too seriously. They also explore the emotions of anger and resentment and the need to acknowledge one's own part in conflicts. Taner emphasises the importance of feeling and processing emotions rather than avoiding them. In this final part of the conversation, Taner and Johnny discuss addictive behaviour, the dangers of sex and pornography addiction, and the impact of cheating on relationships.
Taner emphasises the importance of understanding the underlying reasons for addictive behaviour and the need to challenge the behaviour itself. He also highlights the distinction between having a sex addiction and being a sex offender. Taner encourages people to take risks, learn from failures, and visualise their goals. He also mentions his involvement in the movie 'Bermondsey Tales' and invites listeners to watch it.
TakeawaysWorking for oneself requires self-motivation and organisational skills.Authenticity is crucial in therapy and allows for a deeper connection with clients.Accurate information is essential in the field of therapy to provide effective help.Self-love and acceptance are transformative and require personal growth and reflection.Resonating with oneself and others is important in building meaningful relationships. Trying to be someone else to fit in and be accepted is exhausting and can lead to a loss of self-identity.Embracing authenticity and not taking oneself too seriously can lead to greater happiness and fulfilment.Anger is often a secondary emotion that masks underlying fear or other emotions.Resentment is toxic and can be resolved by acknowledging one's own part in conflicts.It is important to feel and process emotions rather than avoiding them. Understanding the underlying reasons for addictive behaviour is crucial in addressing and challenging the behaviour itself.There is a distinction between having a sex addiction and being a sex offender.Taking risks, learning from failures, and visualising goals are important for self-development.Relationships can recover from the betrayal of cheating, but it requires understanding the story and addressing the underlying issues.Taner invites listeners to watch the movie 'Bermondsey Tales' in which he has a role.Find Taner HassanInstagram: @tanertherapy
Website: https://www.taner-hassan.com/
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In this episode, self-development coach Johnny Lawrence interviews narcissism expert Caroline Strawson. They discuss the overuse and misinterpretation of the term 'narcissist' in society, the impact of narcissistic abuse as a form of domestic abuse, and the importance of understanding narcissism from a trauma-informed perspective. Caroline shares her personal journey of healing from narcissistic abuse and how she transitioned from being a podiatrist to a trauma-informed therapist and coach. They also explore the concept of post-traumatic growth and the complexities of narcissism, including the covert narcissist and the role of trauma in narcissistic behaviour. In this conversation, Caroline and Johnny discuss the dynamics of narcissistic relationships and the impact of narcissistic abuse. They explore the concept of mirror neurons and how people in relationships with narcissists often exhibit narcissistic traits themselves as a means of self-protection. They also discuss the concept of trauma bonding and the physiological addiction that can develop in toxic relationships. Caroline emphasises the importance of strategy and support in healing from narcissistic abuse. She highlights the need to honour and express emotions, such as anger and sadness, in a healthy way. They also touch on the differences between neurodivergence and narcissism.
TakeawaysThe term 'narcissist' is often overused and misinterpreted in society, leading to the minimisation of the experiences of those who have suffered narcissistic abuse.Narcissistic abuse is a form of domestic abuse and should be taken seriously.Healing from narcissistic abuse requires understanding and addressing the trauma that underlies it.Post-traumatic growth is possible after experiencing narcissistic abuse, leading to a thriving and flourishing life.Narcissism is a complex issue, and there are different types of narcissists, including the covert narcissist.It is important to focus on healing oneself rather than trying to change a narcissist, as they are unlikely to take ownership or responsibility for their behaviour. People in relationships with narcissists often exhibit narcissistic traits themselves as a means of self-protection.Trauma bonding can develop in toxic relationships, leading to a physiological addiction to the cycle of love bombing and silent treatment.Expressing and honouring emotions, such as anger and sadness, is crucial for healing from narcissistic abuse.Understanding the differences between neurodivergence and narcissism is important to avoid misdiagnosis and provide appropriate support.Hope is essential in the healing process, and finding the right community and support can make a significant difference.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Buzzword
06:18 Caroline's Journey: From Podiatrist to Trauma-Informed Therapist
12:24 Post-Traumatic Growth and Living a Thriving Life
30:16 Defining Narcissism and Narcissistic Personality Disorder
36:23 The Complexity of Narcissism and Reactive Abuse
37:12 The Dynamics of Narcissistic Relationships and the Impact of Narcissistic Abuse
39:38 Mirror Neurons and the Development of Narcissistic Traits in Relationships
41:49 Trauma Bonding and the Physiological Addiction in Toxic Relationships
44:38 Healing and the Importance of Expressing and Honoring Emotions
47:31 Understanding the Differences Between Neurodivergence and Narcissism
50:02 Finding Hope and Support in the Healing Process
Find Caroline StrawsonWebsite: https://carolinestrawson.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolinestrawson/?hl=en
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In this episode, Johnny Lawrence interviews Lou LeBentz, the founder of the online trauma recovery program, The Voyage. They discuss the importance of speaking and campaigning for mental health, as well as the need for affordable and accessible treatment options. They also explore the concept of trauma and its impact on our lives, including the different types of trauma and the importance of understanding and processing our emotions. The conversation highlights the need for education and support in navigating trauma and building resilience. In this conversation, Lou Lebentz and Johnny Lawrence discuss the importance of embracing and working through emotions, particularly anger. They explore the concept of inner child work and the impact of childhood trauma on adult behaviour. They emphasise the need for self-acceptance and self-discovery rather than trying to love oneself overnight. They also touch on managing emotions and the importance of trauma-informed care in leadership and government. Overall, the conversation highlights the ongoing journey of self-development and the power of vulnerability and authenticity.
TakeawaysSpeaking and campaigning for mental health is important to make treatment more accessible and affordable for everyone.Trauma can come in different forms, including chronic stress, lack of attunement in childhood, parental interjects, and societal factors.Understanding and processing our emotions is crucial in navigating trauma and building resilience.Education and support are needed to help individuals identify and address trauma in their lives. Embrace and work through emotions, including anger, rather than avoiding or suppressing them.Inner child work can help uncover and heal childhood trauma that influences adult behaviour.Self-acceptance and self-discovery are more realistic goals than trying to love oneself overnight.Breathwork can be a powerful tool for managing and regulating emotions.Trauma-informed care is essential in leadership and government to address the collective trauma experienced by society.The journey of self-development is ongoing and requires continuous effort and self-reflection.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background
08:03 Speaking and Campaigning for Mental Health
15:05 Understanding the Different Types of Trauma
36:26 Embracing and Working Through Emotions
48:56 From Self-Acceptance to Self-Discovery
57:03 The Importance of Trauma-Informed Care in Leadership and Government
Find Lou Lebentz
Instagram @loulebentz_
Website https://www.thevoyageacademy.com/
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In this episode, Johnny Lawrence interviews Julius Cowdrey, co-founder of Safe Space, a community focused on mental well-being and coaching. The conversation covers topics such as the global mental well-being crisis, personal experiences, the impact of reality TV, the need for accessible coaching, and the importance of open communication. The discussion also delves into the challenges men face in expressing emotions and the educational elements of Safe Space. The conversation delves into the themes of personal development, self-awareness, and emotional resilience. It explores the impact of experiences, the importance of values, and the process of self-discovery. The discussion also touches on the challenges of betrayal, the significance of suffering, and the value of self-compassion. The conversation concludes with insights on zooming out to gain perspective and the power of community in personal growth.
TakeawaysThe global mental well-being crisis is a pressing issue, and accessible coaching and open communication are crucial for addressing it.Reality TV experiences can lead to a misalignment with personal values and purpose, prompting a shift towards more meaningful endeavours.Men face challenges in expressing emotions due to societal expectations, and creating a safe space for open communication is essential for addressing men's mental health.Educational elements in mental well-being communities, such as Safe Space, can provide valuable resources for understanding and managing emotions.The journey of personal growth and self-discovery often involves overcoming challenges and finding light in difficult experiences. Self-awareness and personal development are deeply influenced by experiences and values.Self-discovery involves understanding the impact of past experiences and the values that shape one's identity.Betrayal and suffering are significant challenges that can lead to emotional resilience and self-compassion.Zooming out to gain perspective and the power of community plays a crucial role in personal growth and development.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Safe Space and Mental Well-being Crisis
05:21 Reality TV, Misalignment, and Meaningful Endeavors
07:57 Challenges of Men's Mental Health and Emotional Expression
32:32 Journey of Personal Growth and Self-Discovery
34:22 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Personal Development
56:21 Gaining Perspective and the Power of Community
Find Juilus CowdreyInstagram https://www.instagram.com/jlcowdrey/?hl=en
Website https://www.safespaceglobal.co.uk/
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Website www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
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In this episode, the self-development coach Johnny Lawrence speaks with Sarah Gregg and Jill Ritchie, founders of the Intuitive Psychology Association. They discuss their personal journeys in self-development and the creation of their organisation. They explain that intuitive psychology combines intuition and psychology to help individuals connect with their inner guidance and heal. They emphasise the importance of working with the shadow, which represents the hidden aspects of ourselves, and how bringing these aspects into awareness can lead to personal growth and transformation. In this conversation, Jill Ritchie and Sarah Gregg discuss the importance of shadow and inner child work for personal growth and healing. They explain how un-layering and exploring the shadow can lead to wholeness and essence. They emphasise the need to address the illusion of external goals and the importance of aligning intentions with actions. Jill and Sarah also highlight common scenarios where shadow work is beneficial, such as overcoming self-sabotage and aligning actions with health goals. They discuss the connection between inner child work and shadow work, emphasising the role of childhood experiences in shaping our beliefs and behaviours. They address resistance to shadow work and provide strategies for starting small and building momentum. They emphasise the value of negative emotions and the opportunity for growth and learning they provide. The conversation concludes with recommendations for resources and books on shadow work and inner child work.
TakeawaysUnlayering and exploring the shadow can lead to wholeness and essence.Align intentions with actions to overcome the illusion of external goals.Common scenarios where shadow work is beneficial include self-sabotage and misalignment with health goals.Childhood experiences shape our beliefs and behaviours, making inner child work essential.Address resistance to shadow work by reframing negative emotions and embracing them as opportunities for growth.Start small and build momentum in shadow work to create lasting change.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background
01:30 Personal Journeys and Self-Development
16:02 Understanding Intuitive Psychology
29:16 Unlayering and Finding Wholeness
31:13 The Illusion of External Goals
33:14 Common Scenarios Requiring Shadow Work
36:30 Inner Child Work and Shadow Work
39:00 The Impact of Childhood Experiences
45:58 The Gold in Negative Emotions
47:20 Addressing Resistance to Shadow Work
53:15 Starting Small and Building Momentum
54:24 Finding Gold in Negative Emotions
57:11 Resources and Books
FIND JILL & SARAH
Instagram @we.are.ipa
Website www.intuitive-psychology.com
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Instagram @theselfdevelopmentcoach
Website www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
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In this episode, the self-development coach Johnny Lawrence interviews nutritionist Dale Pinnock, also known as the Medicinal Chef. They discuss the role of nutrition in healthcare and disease prevention. Dale emphasises the importance of individualised nutrition and the limitations of one-size-fits-all approaches. He also highlights the need for integrity in the nutrition industry and the impact of nutrition on mental health. Specifically, they delve into the significance of omega-3 fatty acids in supporting brain health and reducing inflammation. Overall, the conversation provides valuable insights into the connection between nutrition and overall well-being. In this conversation, Dale Pinnock discusses various aspects of nutrition and health. He emphasises the importance of B vitamins and whole grains for neurotransmitter synthesis and recommends magnesium for anxiety relief. Dale also highlights the role of fats in hormone production and suggests balancing carbohydrate intake. He explains the connection between gut health and the microbiome and the impact of inflammation on overall health. Additionally, Dale discusses the role of B vitamins in improving mood and energy and offers advice on self-development through making small changes.
TakeawaysIndividualised nutrition is crucial for optimal health and disease prevention.The nutrition industry should prioritise integrity and evidence-based practices.Nutrition plays a significant role in mental health, and certain dietary changes can support brain health.Omega-3 fatty acids, particularly EPA and DHA, are essential for brain function and reducing inflammation.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background
01:35 Overview of Dale Pinnock's Work
08:05 The Role of Nutrition in Disease Prevention and Management
12:23 The Problem with One-Size-Fits-All Approaches
22:15 The Impact of Nutrition on Mental Health
29:47 The Role of Omega-3 Fatty Acids in Mental Health
33:44 The Importance of B Vitamins and Whole Grains
36:06 Magnesium for Anxiety Relief
37:05 The Role of Fats in Hormone Production
38:48 Balancing Carbohydrate Intake
42:21 Gut Health and the Microbiome
48:57 Sleep and the Importance of Magnesium
52:59 Inflammation and its Impact on Health
56:26 Improving Mood and Energy with B Vitamins
01:00:19 Self-Development: Making Small Changes
FIND DALE PINNOCK
Instagram @themedicinalchef
Website www.nutritioncoachacademy.com
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Instagram @theselfdevelopmentcoach
Website www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
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In this episode, Johnny Lawrence speaks to Natalie Russell, a relationship recovery coach and star of the TV show My Mum, Your Dad. They discuss Natalie's journey, including her time on the show and her breakup with Paul. Natalie shares her insights on knowing when a relationship is over and the lessons she learned from being in the public eye. They also delve into attachment theory and how it affects relationship patterns. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of self-awareness and growth in building healthy relationships. In this conversation, Natalie Russell discusses the impact of attachment styles on relationships and emphasises the importance of the relationship with oneself. She highlights the need for self-care and the signs of a poor relationship with oneself. Natalie also shares her journey of accepting and embracing flaws and dealing with difficult emotions such as rage and grief. She reflects on the lessons learned from challenging relationships and the power of expressing emotions through bodywork. Natalie emphasises the role of perception and taking responsibility in relationships and the importance of finding a supportive tribe. She concludes by discussing the difference between being single and being alone.
TakeawaysKnowing when to walk away from a relationship that isn't right for you is a sign of growth and self-awareness.Being in the public eye can be challenging, but it can also provide opportunities for personal growth and self-discovery.Attachment styles, such as secure, anxious, and avoidant, play a significant role in how we navigate relationships.Building secure attachments and healthy relationships requires self-work, communication, and a willingness to learn and grow. The relationship with oneself is crucial for healthy relationships with others.Self-care and prioritising one's well-being are essential for a healthy relationship with oneself.Accepting and embracing flaws is a key aspect of personal growth and healing.Dealing with difficult emotions, such as rage and grief, requires self-compassion and acceptance.Finding a supportive tribe and surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals is important for personal development and growth.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Apology
00:30 Grounding and Zen
01:16 Natalie's Professional Setup
04:11 Natalie's Colorful Journey
05:11 The TV Show and Breakup with Paul
08:05 Knowing When a Relationship is Over
10:20 Lessons from Being on a TV Show
11:15 The Journey After the Show
13:55 The Silence After the Show
20:37 Attachment Theory and Relationship Patterns
25:17 The Rarity of Secure Attachment
27:48 Navigating Differences in Relationships
28:18 The Impact of Attachment Styles on Relationships
30:37 The Relationship with Oneself
31:24 The Importance of Self-Care
32:23 Signs of a Poor Relationship with Oneself
33:24 Accepting and Embracing Flaws
36:05 Dealing with Difficult Emotions
38:25 Lessons Learned from Challenging Relationships
41:30 Understanding and Managing Rage and Grief
45:03 Expressing Emotions through Body Work
46:28 Perception and Taking Responsibility
49:51 The Power of Finding Your Tribe
52:23 Being Single vs. Being Alone
53:51 Where to Find Natalie Russell
FIND NATALIE RUSSELL
Instagram @iamnatalierussell
Website https://www.natalierussell.uk/
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In this episode, Johnny Lawrence speaks with mindset and accountability coach Ryan Stephens. They discuss the importance of facing fears and stepping out of their comfort zones. Ryan shares his journey as a mindset coach and how he helps people challenge themselves to become better. They also talk about Ryan's initiatives, such as Wild Minds Gower and the Get After It Club, which aim to empower individuals through self-development and physical challenges. The conversation highlights the value of helping others and the personal growth of overcoming challenges. In this conversation, Ryan Stephens shares his personal experiences of loss, toxic environments, and personal growth. He emphasises the importance of planting seeds of hope and the power of sharing one's own struggles to offer hope to others. Ryan discusses how physically, mentally, and spiritually challenging oneself can lead to personal growth and self-understanding. Johnny also highlights the significance of spiralling towards solutions rather than spiralling outwards and making problems bigger. Ryan concludes by sharing his future plans and the importance of building communities.
TakeawaysStepping out of your comfort zone and facing your fears is essential for personal growth.Challenging yourself to do things you dislike or fear can lead to significant personal development.Helping others and seeing their growth can be incredibly rewarding and fulfilling.Overcoming challenges and obstacles can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself and a sense of purpose. Planting seeds of hope can have a profound impact, even if you may not see the results immediately.Challenging oneself physically, mentally, and spiritually can lead to personal growth and self-understanding.Spiralling towards solutions and focusing on growth can help overcome setbacks and challenges.Learning and growing from life's challenges can lead to personal transformation and a positive impact on others.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Morning Activities
01:11 Facing Fears and Stepping Out of Comfort Zones
06:16 The Cave You Fear to Enter Holds the Treasure You Seek
09:02 Ryan's Journey as a Mindset and Accountability Coach
12:19 Wild Minds Gower and Get After It Club
16:37 Helping Others and Personal Growth
21:01 Ryan's Natural Inclination to Help Others
23:15 The Power of Overcoming Challenges
25:16 The Journey of a Young Man's Transformation
27:07 Motivation to Help Others
27:11 Planting Seeds of Hope
29:12 Loss and Personal Growth
31:03 Setting Up a Business and Toxic Environments
33:27 Spiraling Towards Solutions
36:08 Finding Growth in Challenging Situations
41:13 Overcoming Setbacks and Defining Your Own Path
46:01 Learning and Growing from Life's Challenges
50:25 Challenging Yourself for Personal Growth
56:25 Future Plans and Building Communities
FIND RYAN HERE
Instagram @ryanstephens___
Wild Minds Gower https://wildmindsgower.co.uk/
Website: https://www.ryanstephens.co/
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Instagram @theselfdevelopmentcoach
Website www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
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In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with the incredible Pat Divilly.
Pat has been involved in the wellness industry for over fifteen years, starting with the fitness sector and later transitioning into mental, emotional, and relational wellness.
He is the host of the renowned podcast "The Pat Divilly Podcast" and the author of the bestselling book "Fit Mind."
Pat frequently conducts workshops, online programs, and retreats to assist individuals in healing emotionally, forming connections, and living authentically.
Highlights:
👉 The difference between mental and emotional health
👉 The importance of being honest with yourself
👉 Men's mental health
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
https://www.patdivilly.com/
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Charlie Currie produces The Self Development Podcast from Chatter Podcasts.
The Self Development Podcast theme music is called ‘Life I Chose’ by Kick Lee.
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During this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Kamran Bedi, the author of The Anxiety Antidote: How Awareness and Action Can Lead to Self-control and Inner Peace.
Kamran is a life coach and specialises in anxiety and PTSD. He also trains and certifies other coaches. Kamran's toolbox includes Neuro-linguistic programming, Hypnosis, and Integral Eye Movement Therapy, and he will be sharing some of his wisdom with us today.
Highlights:
👉 How to learn from unhelpful experiences
👉 What makes change difficult
👉 Managing anxiety
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
www.kamranbedi.com
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In this episode, I'll be chatting with Paul Weeden, a skilled counsellor, cognitive behavioural therapist and coach. He believes in integrating a variety of theoretical frameworks and theories to provide clients with a holistic understanding of good mental health and well-being from different perspectives. Paul helps individuals change physical behaviours, addictions, and habits, with his specialisation being in treating anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem. He employs a psychological and emotional framework inspired by ancient teachings like Buddhism and Stoicism, providing clients with useful tools to use in their everyday lives.Paul is committed to improving mental health awareness and self-development, and he has developed a framework called 'The 8 Pillars'. These pillars include acceptance, surrender, commitment, responsibility, trust, forgiveness, respect, and giving.Highlights:👉 Definition of good mental health👉 Managing unhelpful behaviour👉 The 8 pillars of well-beingLinks:www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.ukwww.mindbodycounselling.co.uk https://www.authenticonpurposecoaching.com/free-eguide Follow On Instagram:@theselfdevelopmentcoach@theselfdevelopmentpodcast@mindbodycounsellingFollow On Tik Tokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@theselfdevelopmentcoachCharlie Currie produces The Self Development Podcast from Chatter Podcasts.The Self Development Podcast theme music is called ‘Life I Chose’ by Kick Lee.
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In this episode, I have the privilege of speaking with renowned dating and relationship coach and three-time author Persia Lawson. Growing up, Persia’s parents struggled with drug addiction. To escape the challenging emotions, she focused on becoming an overachiever, and as part of her subconscious coping mechanism, she found herself leaning into an addiction to sex and love. She became well-practised at sabotaging any chance of a happy relationship – either by cheating on the nice boyfriends or going out with dysfunctional ‘bad boys’.
Persia’s rock bottom moment came in her mid-twenties when she became the victim of sexual assault. Following this incident, she put on two stone in weight which prompted her concerned dad to take her away to a health retreat in Thailand. Whilst there, he gave Persia some advice that changed the entire trajectory of her life. These words were the launch pad she needed to leverage all her overachiever energy towards healing the real root of all her romantic dilemmas. Today Persia will be gracious enough to share her incredible story and offer the wisdom of what she has learned.
Highlights:
👉 How relationships are modelled for us
👉 Relationship Advice
👉 Self-sabotage
👉 Drivers behind cheating on a partner
👉 Respect in a relationship
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
https://www.persialawson.com/homepage
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Charlie Currie produces The Self Development Podcast from Chatter Podcasts.
The Self Development Podcast theme music is called ‘Life I Chose’ by Kick Lee.
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In this episode, I'll be speaking with Amira Mansour, a Communication Expert who guides individuals and companies on effective communication with themselves and others. Effective communication is essential for building strong relationships that make us feel understood and content. Although we communicate all the time, few of us can do it well.
With more than 12 years of experience in the corporate world, Amira has worked with a diverse range of people and gained valuable insights through her own experiences. She can help you understand the power of your internal dialogue and how it affects your personal and professional life. This knowledge will empower you to get the promotion you want, the career you've been dreaming of, become the business leader you desire, the partner you've always envisioned, and live life on your terms.
Amira provides a combination of monthly masterclasses, podcasts, and personalised 1:1 coaching to help you understand your values, motivations, and shadow self. This will enable you to communicate authentically and confidently, resolve conflicts, and set boundaries. You could learn how to master the hard conversations so that you can break out of negative self-talk and live a more fulfilling life while communicating with confidence and ease in every area of your life!
Highlights:
👉 Defining communication
👉 Where communication breaks down
👉 Anxiety and communication
👉 Being assertive
👉 Understanding your shadow self
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
msha.ke/thecommunicationexpert
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Charlie Currie produces The Self Development Podcast from Chatter Podcasts.
The Self Development Podcast theme music is called ‘Life I Chose’ by Kick Lee.
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In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Matt Young, a life and mindset coach based in London. Matt has spent the past 15 years studying top performers in physical and mental fields and has had the privilege of receiving coaching from some of the world's best coaches.
Matt has a diverse background, having been a professional footballer for eight years and playing alongside full England internationals, Premier League stars, and international managers. Additionally, he has completed 15 ultra marathons and 16 marathons.
In his quest for knowledge, Matt has earned numerous qualifications and certifications in human psychology and behaviour. His ultimate goal is to inspire and coach others to live their best lives, and he hopes to empower millions to unleash their true potential.
Highlights:
👉 Mental and emotional health
👉 How to change
👉 Changing your mindset to change
👉 Creating change
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
www.madeinthemind.com
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n this episode, I’ll chat with the former TV actress, Ted X speaker, Life Coach, and founder of The Happy Me Project, Holly Matthews.
Holly has established a solid social media following of over 40,000 followers across her platforms and over 3 million views on her award-winning YouTube Channel. She is the author of the 1# best-selling book The Happy Me Project. In 2017, Holly’s husband Ross died of brain cancer, and she vlogged about her experience. The lead-up to his death and aftermath were featured extensively in the UK media both in print, radio and television, opening a brand new audience to Holly.
Holly launched her flagship brand, The Happy Me Project, in 2017, just months after the death of her husband, and has watched hundreds go through its virtual doors and many more to the in-person workshops of the same name. Holly is a Mum to two daughters, Brooke (nine) and Texas (seven), who worked with her on The Happy Me Project KIDS online visualisations course and in-person workshop.
On this podcast, I aim to speak to people who have specialised in personal development or have experienced something life-changing and have managed to extract some form of learning or understanding. Today we get both.
Highlights:
👉 Resilence
👉 Self-confidence
👉 Grief
👉 Authenticity
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
www.iamhollymatthews.com
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In this episode, I am joined by Adeyemi Adeyosoye, a spiritual and executive coach who is also known as the energy guy. According to Adeyemi, attracting your dream life doesn't necessarily require new plans or strategies. Instead, he believes that it is essential to discover and commit to your soul's purpose and become skilled at channelling energy.
Adeyemi's journey has been remarkable: he started by cleaning toilets but eventually landed jobs at some of the best tech companies in Europe. He attributes this success to his ability to harness the power of energetics.
His passion for energetics is so intense that he now works as a coach and helps others unlock their full potential.
Highlights:
👉 What is energetics?
👉 Purpose and well-being
👉 Energetics and wealth
👉 Using the past to create shifts in the future
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
Adeyemi’s Links:
www.adeyemiadeyosoye.com
http://classes.adeyemiadeyosoye.com/
http://classes.adeyemiadeyosoye.com/uncaged
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In this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with the chartered psychologist, social scientist, author and broadcaster, Dr Meg Arroll.
Meg started her career in academia, focusing on medically unexplained conditions that leave people feeling lost, neglected and at sea in a world of symptoms, stigma and pain.
This passion for finding answers to questions that no doctors seem able to treat came from her own experience – which gave her that rare combination of subjective personal experience and objective professional skills.
Dr Arroll aims to guide people through their journeys so that they have the confidence to move forward independently.
Meg is also the author of the book The Shinkology Solution and her latest book, Tiny Traumas which I hope to hear more about today.
Highlights:
👉 What are tiny traumas?
👉 The impact of tiny traumas
👉 How to accept
👉 The meaning behind our emotions
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
www.drmegarroll.com
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Charlie Currie produces The Self Development Podcast from Chatter Podcasts.
The Self Development Podcast theme music is called ‘Life I Chose’ by Kick Lee.
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In this episode, I’m chatting with the author, psychotherapist and military mental resilience coach, James Elliott.
James has over 6 years of coaching experience from National League Rugby teams to Paralympic rowers, from Special Forces Operators to vulnerable veterans. He has a wealth of knowledge in designing, developing and delivering mental resilience training programs, both group training and one-to-one therapy.
James is the author of the book ‘Think Yourself Resilient. His book will teach you how to harness your emotions so that you can build confidence and transform your life, and, I’m excited to be discussing his book and his methods with him today.
Highlights:
👉 What is mental resilience?
👉 Emotional intelligence
👉 Finding purpose
👉 Self-trust
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
https://james-elliott.mykajabi.com/
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Charlie Currie produces The Self Development Podcast from Chatter Podcasts.
The Self Development Podcast theme music is called ‘Life I Chose’ by Kick Lee.
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In this episode, I’m chatting with Katie McNicol. Katie is an ex-party girl binge drinker who stopped drinking three and a half years ago at just 24 years old.
She’s passionate about sobriety, has fallen in love with self-development, and uses social media influence to spread a message of encouragement, motivation, and a can-do mindset.
Katie has now decided to evolve her passion and has begun training to be a coach.
Highlights:
👉 Self-development
👉 Self-perception
👉 Self-compassion
👉 Living authentically
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
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Charlie Currie produces The Self Development Podcast from Chatter Podcasts.
The Self Development Podcast theme music is called ‘Life I Chose’ by Kick Lee.
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On this episode, I’m chatting with breathwork coach and founder of The Breath Space, Jamie Clements.
Having discovered breathwork four years ago, the practice had a profound impact on him. Jamie found that significantly improved his physical and mental well-being, and helped him move through severe anxiety and panic attacks.
He truly believes that breathwork is the most universal, powerful and accessible tool to change our bodies and minds and live healthier, happier lives. Having now trained in different modalities of breathwork, he believes in teaching across the full spectrum; including functional breathing, performance breathing, nervous system regulation and deep healing modalities of breath.
Jamie started The Breath Space as an accessible way for anyone to experience this blossoming area of healing and personal growth and his goal is to provide you with the tools to work it into your daily life, as well as create an environment to go deeper and understand new elements of yourself.
Highlights:
👉 What is breath work?
👉 Breathwork and self-awareness
👉 Nervous system regulation
👉 Managing challenging emotions
Links:
www.theselfdevelopmentcoach.co.uk
www.thebreathspace.co.uk
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@theselfdevelopmentpodcast
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Charlie Currie produces The Self Development Podcast from Chatter Podcasts.
The Self Development Podcast theme music is called ‘Life I Chose’ by Kick Lee.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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