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Life Beyond The Numbers
Susan Ni Chriodain
216 episodes
1 week ago
What really makes work-life fulfilling? Hosted by award-winning author Susan Ní Chríodáin, Life Beyond the Numbers explores the human side of work through open and honest conversations with leaders, thinkers and creatives. Because while numbers matter — people matter more.
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What really makes work-life fulfilling? Hosted by award-winning author Susan Ní Chríodáin, Life Beyond the Numbers explores the human side of work through open and honest conversations with leaders, thinkers and creatives. Because while numbers matter — people matter more.
Show more...
Management
Business,
Careers
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The Space Between - Dr Susanne Evans, David Lee and Me
Life Beyond The Numbers
1 hour 5 minutes
1 week ago
The Space Between - Dr Susanne Evans, David Lee and Me
"It's not an emptiness or a void, it's actually full of possibility. And once I started to explore it, how they explained it, the Japanese concept is about when you listen to music, there's always space between the notes. And then if you apply that to a book or a page, there's always space between the words. So that space, that white space, another way of describing, it is necessary." Susan Ni Chriodain   David, Susanne and I come together for a wide-ranging conversation about liminal spaces - the spaces between words, seasons, endings and beginnings. We explore why these in-between moments matter, why we often rush to fill them, and what becomes possible when we allow pause, uncertainty and not-knowing. The conversation covers: seasons and transitions in life and in work endings that haven’t fully ended listening, silence and the courage to say “I don’t know” This episode is an invitation to notice what we usually overlook and to consider what might emerge when we willingly inhabit the space between. Dr Susanne Evans is an organisation change consultant, trainer, coach and researcher on a mission to change the way that transformations are managed in organisations. She founded Feldspar Consulting in 2007 to help her clients lead change in a more human, effective way. As well as writing and speaking about organisation change, Susanne hosts open storytelling workshops, supporting organisations and individuals in writing a compelling story for themselves. She is the author of ChangeStories and the host of the popular ChangeStories podcast.   David Lee is a coach, consultant, workshop facilitator, keynote speaker, and author, who loves creating a win/win/win relationship between people and the organizations they work for. He helps leaders and leadership teams learn how to become "people whisperers", and by doing so, increase their ability to make their organization THE choice for "A List Talent" and inspire the best in their people.   Connect with Susanne On LinkedIn Through her website: Feldspar Consulting Listen to Change Stories podcast   Connect with David On LinkedIn  Through his website Human Nature at Work   Resources Mentioned: Dr Seuss, Oh, The Places You'll Go The In-Between Book, Christopher Willard, Olivia Weisser, Alison Oliver Tending To Endings Cards https://www.tendingtoendings.com/ 
Life Beyond The Numbers
What really makes work-life fulfilling? Hosted by award-winning author Susan Ní Chríodáin, Life Beyond the Numbers explores the human side of work through open and honest conversations with leaders, thinkers and creatives. Because while numbers matter — people matter more.