If I Knew Then What I Know Now

#8. The Cost Of Self-betrayal And The Key To Forgiveness

In this episode Roger is in conversation with Nic Devlin. Several years ago Nic left a highly successful corporate career as an award winning developer of people. She did so because she recognised the voice in her head wasn’t the voice she wanted to listen to – her soul was calling. She became an Ishaya monk (she even got a new sanskit name; Mahita Ishaya) honing her innate ability to access truth and wisdom. Today she brings these gifts to the world in her work as an executive coach and Co-Founder of Remarkable Women [https://www.linkedin.com/company/somebody-inside/] helping women unlock their own potential and make the difference they long for. Living a life that fills THEM with joy. We discuss: * Friendship * Denial * Betrayal * Intuition * Powerful lessons and.. * How one of the bravest things you can do is to live a life that’s different from what others expect from you. If I Knew Then What I Know Now is brought to you by The Mindset Difference [https://www.themindsetdifference.com/]

#7. Does The Traditional Way We've Developed Leaders Help Them Be At Their Best?

In this episode Roger is in conversation with Paul who takes a look back at whether the development he received helped as much as it might have done. We discuss: * Going beyond mechanistic thinking * The unintended consequence that is tick-box mentalities * The power of insight vs skills * The danger of jumping to assumptions and conclusions * Why our view of time can have us going round in circles * The difference between development that's useful vs transformative * Looking inside to find answers not defaulting to looking outside ourselves. If I Knew Then What I Know Now is brought to you by The Mindset Difference [https://www.themindsetdifference.com/]

#6. Escaping The Mudslides Of Your Mind

In this episode Roger interviews Amaranatho - a former Buddhist Monk and now executive coach. We touch on many fascinating topics: Mudslides! Insight - what it is, what it's not, how it arises and its long-term impact. Looking at shoulds and oughts through new lenses. What being illegal feels like. The culture shock we experience when starting a new role. How universality relates to the language of different faiths. Experiences of Christmas. And much more. As a mindfulness-based executive, agile, mindset coach and scrum master; Amaranatho supports executives, leaders, and teams to stay calm and connected in complex situations using the PlayfulMonk approach he developed.  He was a Buddhist monk for 15 years, has a degree in AI and is currently accrediting to be a coaching supervisor with the EMCC. You can find him on his website PlayfulMonk [http://www.playfulmonk.net] and LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/amaranatho/]. If I Knew Then What I Know Now is brought to you by The Mindset Difference [https://www.themindsetdifference.com/]

#5. Why Being A World-Class Leader Is Easier Than You Might Think

In this episode Paul interviews Roger about some of the insights he has had regarding: * The limited thinking it's easy for us all to live from. * The real nature of humankind. * The downside of meritocracy. * What makes for a world-class team culture. * What's often missing in the way we think about developing leaders. * The simple way our inner world shapes our response to the outer world. * Why awareness of our inner worlds is critical in the new context we're all now in. The purpose of the conversation was to delve deeper into the reasons behind Roger initiating The World-Class Leader Course [https://www.themindsetdifference.com/w-cpc], the first of which launches in February 2021. It took us to places neither of us expected! Enjoy.

#4. From Architect to Politician at the London 2012 Olympic Games

In this episode Roger interviews Kevin Owens Founder of WOO Architects [https://wooarchitects.com/] and former Design Principal for The London 2012 Olympic Games. Our conversation covered many areas including: * Rethinking the architect's role on a programme of this scale. * How clarity of vision helps. * Cost pressure vs value engineering in a financial crisis. * Challenging the client. * Designing for experience and the 'legacy of memory.' * Agile, tech-driven change. * Not letting history be a limitation. * Continuously jumping between the micro and the macro. * And much more. If I Knew Then What I Know Now is brought to you by The Mindset Difference [https://www.themindsetdifference.com/].