On this episode Jennifer is joined by Hazel Carter-Showell a Business Psychologist and Executive systemic coach and host of the "Endings" podcast https://justhazel.co.uk/podcasts/.

On this episode Jenni and Hazel discuss the word "and" versus the word "but", why conflict is an important step to resolution and why really listening is crucial to having tough conversations.

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Lee Chambers is the founder of Male Lives UK and dad of three. Male Allies is an organisation aiming to challenge the system and dismantle barriers to collaboration.

Their website says "Workplaces were created by men for men, and it’s now time for men to recognise the need for change and take an active role, alongside women, in making it happen."

On this episode, Jenni and Lee talk about how men have a vital role to play in changing our working environments to be better, more inclusive and more positive for everyone.

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In this conversation, Jenni and Lynn Clipstone explore the Oz Principle, a framework for accountability and personal development.

Lynn shares her journey of overcoming public speaking anxiety and how the Oz Principle has transformed her approach to leadership and team dynamics. They discuss the importance of actionable steps, the impact of accountability on team performance, and strategies for implementing these concepts in organizations. The conversation emphasizes the need for small, incremental changes and the value of emotional intelligence in navigating challenges.

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