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Knowing When to Quit

Knowing When to Quit

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I'm Sarah Weiler, TEDx Speaker, coach and creative multi-passionate. I'm fascinated by how we navigate quitting and the uncomfortable feeling that come up when we entertain bringing things to a close. In this podcast… I’ll talk to entrepreneurs, ex-politicians, athletes and PhD students who all have one thing in common – they all at some point wanted to quit the thing they cared about. They’ll share how they made the decision and impart wisdom for others in similar situations. We’ll hear from experts about their take on quitting through the lens of intuition, natural cycles and start-up ideation. And I’ll be coaching people LIVE on their current quitting issues and guiding them to either make a decision, or embrace the uncomfortable uncertainty… This is the podcast for anyone who has ever wanted to quit and not known what to do - I hope you'll find solace, permission, relief and in seeing yourself in others' stories. I believe that quitting is a skill that we can understand better and even master. If we allow it, quitting really is the facilitator of joy. Podcast Artwork - Tom Pauling Editor - Jonny Hall Music - Sarah Weiler

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    • S3 E10 - A Public Journey of Stepping Back as CEO with Zahra Davidson
      Dec 16 2024

      Today, I'm speaking to the wonderful Zahra Davidson about her process of letting go of being CEO of her organisation, Huddlecraft.

      Zahra spent 8 years founding and developing Huddlecraft, a social enterprise specialising in peer-to-peer learning, action and change. In spring this year Zahra stepped back after a 15 month transition process, handing over navigation of Huddlecraft to Dan Ford and Anna Garlands.

      Zahra has been sharing her letting go journey with me via voice notes, and we've shared this journey publicly through a Substack series called 'Snakeskin' (link at bottom).

      Zahra continues to support Huddlecraft as a non exec director and associate, and is currently working independently with the Collective Imagination Practice Community, Thirty Percy Foundation, the Transformational Governance Collective and the Many-to-Many Governance Learning Network.

      Zahra’s work asks how people can be more than the sum of their parts, together.

      Huddlecraft - https://www.huddlecraft.com/

      Zahra's Substack 'Snakeskin' - https://zahradavidson.substack.com/

      Knowing When to Quit - Instagram - @knowingwhentoquit

      Podcast homepage - www.sarahweiler.com/podcast/

      Editor - Johnny Hall / Music - Sarah Weiler / Artwork - Tom Pauling

      This was recorded in October 2024 in Brighton

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      This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sarahweiler.substack.com
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      57 min
    • S3 E9 - How do I face the end of my pet's life with love? - with Sieske Valk
      May 23 2024

      Today we're talking to Sieske Valk about the difficult, and often avoided part of pet ownership - the end of their life.

      Sieske is an End of Life Doula and an advocate for ageing pets; She guides pet guardians through the autumn of their best friend's life.

      Combining a background in veterinary medicine and the social sciences, she has set up Autumn Animals to support people in maintaining a good quality of life for both their pets and themselves and to hold space for celebrating the human-animal bond until the end and beyond.

      In this episode we discuss:

      • Why it is so hard for people to end the life of their pets
      • What happens when we give attention to the end of a pet’s life?
      • What can be done to support the guardian of the pet who is about to die?
      • How do we know when it’s time? What signs should you look for?
      • Sieske attitude towards death , being Dutch and coming from a Hindu background
      • Beautiful stories about letting go of pets - how can a pet have a really good autumn?
      • What the process is once people have made the decision to euthanise their pet, and how can it be done in a dignified way
      • What are the different ways you can honour the pet after they’ve died?

      Sieske and I also met 8 months after the recording with an update on Autumn Animals - I wanted to include this as it's a really interesting discussion about taking a pause from a business venture in order to recharge. This doesn't mean the project is over, it is actually the opposite!

      - - -

      Sieske's IG: https://www.instagram.com/autumnanimalslondon/

      Knowing When to Quit - Instagram - @knowingwhentoquit

      Podcast homepage - www.sarahweiler.com/podcast/

      Editor - Johnny Hall / Music - Sarah Weiler / Artwork - Tom Pauling

      This was recorded in

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      1 h et 5 min
    • S3 E8 - Ending a much-loved creative project (and the void that follows) with Kim Willis
      Apr 16 2024

      Welcome back writer, journalist and strategist Kim Willis to the show! You may remember Kim from series 2 when we talked about Knowing When To Quit the desire to have children (the pod's most downloaded episode to date).

      Today we're back discussing Kim's decision to quit her creative project Heroine's Journey - an event series, which championed female storytelling. At the point of recording (November 2022) Kim had just closed the business and was facing the void. Now in April 2024 there are updates about what happened in the void, so stay tuned to the end!

      On the episode we discuss:

      • Why Kim started Heroine's Journey and what it means to be ending it
      • How we are hard-wired to need stories, but how trauma storytelling is being weaponised
      • Kim's attempts to re-inject the project with new energy and new direction
      • What is the void and why do we struggle with it so much?
      • Rituals and learnings from Sarah closing her comedy night
      • What is Kim actually quitting by closing HJ
      • A voicenote from future Kim with what happened next

      Kim's website: https://www.wherewegrow.co.uk/

      Kim's newsletter: https://wherewegrow.substack.com/

      Kimstagram: @_kimwillis and @heroinesjourney_/

      Knowing When to Quit - Instagram - @knowingwhentoquit

      Podcast homepage - www.sarahweiler.com/podcast/

      Editor - Johnny Hall / Music - Sarah Weiler / Artwork - Tom Pauling

      This was recorded in November 2022 in person in Hackney

      WANT TO SUPPORT THIS PODCAST? You can buy me a coffee here: https://ko-fi.com/sarahweiler



      This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sarahweiler.substack.com
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      1 h et 1 min
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