In this episode, Sam’s guest is Dr Lois Frankel.

Lois is a New York Times Bestselling author, executive coach and a pioneer in the field of executive coaching. She is perhaps best known for writing the business bible for women, Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office and other books in the “nice girls” series. She has travelled the globe helping organisations to thrive by enabling men and women to achieve their personal best through competent, compassionate and creative coaching.

In this episode, Sam’s guest is Prof John Amaechi, a respected organisational psychologist and Leadership Transformation Expert at APS Intelligence Ltd, the consultancy he founded in 2006. Recognised as an influential thinker in HR, John is a Professor of Leadership at the University of Exeter Business School and a Fellow of the Institute of Science and Technology. He's the author of the New York Times and the Sunday Times bestselling leadership book, The Promises of Giants, John draws on his early life in Stockport, near Manchester (UK), his career as the first Briton to play professional basketball in the NBA and deep psychological insights, to challenge and inspire others.

In this episode, Sam’s guest is Tom Henschel, a hugely experienced coach and host of the long-running podcast, The Look & Sound of Leadership. Tom’s stories demonstrate how using silence delivered his best and worst coaching performance.

In this episode, Sam's guest is Clare Norman, an experienced and sought after coach and coach trainer. Clare shares two stories, one of which highlights the importance of coachability has on the success, or otherwise, of a coaching session.

In this episode, Sam's guest is Helen Cowan. Helen shares two stories which highlight how clients can have a positive or negative impact on you as coach. She describes how she protected her vulnerability with one client and shared it generously with another with profoundly different results.

In this episode, Sam's guest is Ailbhe Harrington. Ailbhe shares two stories which highlight how clients can have a positive or negative impact on you as coach. She describes how she protected her vulnerability with one client and shared it generously with another with profoundly different results.

In this episode, Sam's guest is Tamsin Hartley. Tamsin shares her unique approach to coaching based on her training and career experience. She talks about the importance of working to help clients move from a mindset of ‘I must’ to ‘I choose’. At the beginning of a new year, this is a helpful distinction to consider when we are making plans and resolutions for the year.

In this episode, Sam's guest is one of the key movers and shakers in the coaching world - Tracy Sinclair. In the lead up to end of year celebrations, we can sometimes put ourselves under a lot of unnecessary and unfair pressure. Tracy's falling story highlights a time this happened to her and left her feeling an imposter showing that even the best of us can fall victim to a lack of self confidence.