#190: Why Coaching with Nature is Essential for the 21st Century with Tabitha Jayne
Release Date: 04/28/2020
#204 Finding Empowerment In The Midst Of Crises with Nafeez Ahmed
Sustainable: The Podcast
How is white supremacy a symptom of systemic decline? It's a big question but it's one that Nafeez Ahmed, executive director of System Shift Lab, is happy to answer. He says the mainstreaming of far-right, xenophobic discourses in the western world has come from the convergence of many global crises, from economic to climate change. System Shift Lab works to bring together top scientists, technologists and business leaders to co-ordinate and share solution strategies for adaptation and evolution.
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#203 Fresh Air Thinking For A Sustainable World with Dave Stewart
Sustainable: The Podcast
Why are diverse leadership approaches needed as we transition to a sustainable world? Dave Stewart, founder of The Fresh Air Leadership Company, explains that all transformations throw up complex problems and opportunities that require different ways of thinking. The Fresh Air Leadership Company takes clients out into nature, believing the natural environment to be conducive to creative thinking – a skill necessary for a successful move to sustainability.
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#203 Fresh Air Thinking For A Sustainable World with Dave Stewart
Sustainable: The Podcast
Why are diverse leadership approaches needed as we transition to a sustainable world? Dave Stewart, founder of The Fresh Air Leadership Company, explains that all transformations throw up complex problems and opportunities that require different ways of thinking. The Fresh Air Leadership Company takes clients out into nature, believing the natural environment to be conducive to creative thinking – a skill necessary for a successful move to sustainability.
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#202 Reaching Out To The Skeptics with Kevin Wilhelm
Sustainable: The Podcast
How can we address increasing skepticism around sustainability in business following Covid-19? Kevin Wilhelm, CEO of Sustainable Business Consulting and author of How To Talk To The Other Side, explains how "peeling back the onion layers" of skepticism can help understand its cause, and help find common ground. Once common ground is identified, conversations can be held, whether on climate change or the coronavirus pandemic.
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#201 Futureproofing With Sustainability with Linda Midgley
Sustainable: The Podcast
What does it mean for an organisation to be "sustainable"? Linda Midgley, SDG lead at PwC Europe, defines it as being futureproof - ensuring a business is flexible, adaptable and successful in the long term. Linda explains the role of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals in uniting organisations globally in the conversation about sustainability. By investing money and time in the SDGs, businesses will see cost savings and "quick wins".
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#200 Collaborating for Sustainability with Paul Adderley
Sustainable: The Podcast
Paul Adderley, of consultancy firm Beyond Green, explains how sustainability is not just about resilience but also about dependency — on natural resources, on markets, on consumers and even on competitors. Beyond Green helps businesses understand the value of all of their assets – including people, infrastructures, customers and suppliers – and shows how collaboration, asking questions and sharing risks can not only grow profits but also help protect people and planet.
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#199: Finding The Truth with Fiona Scrase and Jules Wyman
Sustainable: The Podcast
In a break from the norm, Tabitha Jayne is joined by two guests in this podcast edition: Jules Wyman, of JulesWyman.com, and Fiona Scrase, of Action Learning Centre. They discuss how to navigate bias, cope with uncertainty, engage in conversation and form an understanding of the world around us. Jules Wyman is an award-winning confidence coach who offers pragmatic methods for learning resilience; and Fiona Scrase is a coach and consultant specialising in action learning.
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#198: The Stacked Benefits Of Solar Farms with Rob Davis
Sustainable: The Podcast
What are the added benefits of solar farms for business and planet? Rob Davis, a director at Fresh Energy, shares some important facts about the role of pollinating insects in food sustainability; and how creating pollinator-friendly areas under solar arrays can have a huge positive impact on crop production, clean air, the environment... and business.
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#197: The Value Of Football In Uniting Communities with Danny Bisland
Sustainable: The Podcast
What is the value of football in uniting communities? Danny Bisland, national club grow manager with the Scottish Football Association, explains how studies done in conjunction with UEFA have shown the true economic value of the sport. But Danny also reveals the power of football in uniting communities, and how the sport's reach among those who love it can help spread news of the UN's SDGs and empower individuals to work towards them.
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#196: Reasons To Invest In A Circular Economy with Bridget Croke
Sustainable: The Podcast
Why should investors plough their funding into a circular economy?
info_outlineTabitha Jayne, director and lead coach at EarthSelf, explains why coaching with nature is essential for the 21st century. Coaching with nature will make individuals and teams resilient and adaptable, and lead to sustainable, cost effective and resilient businesses; ones that are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.