The Coach's Journey - build a coaching business with integrity
Robbie Swale
114 episodes
1 week ago
What can coaches and leaders learn from the people who have mastered the art of appearing on stage and screen? And what can coaching give back to the creative industries?
Answering these questions through his work at the intersection of coaching, corporate leadership and on-screen presentation skills is Gareth Davies, renowned executive television producer of shows like Strictly Come Dancing and Top of the Pops, who is now one of the industry’s leading presenter coaches.
Gareth co-founded The Presenter Studio with fellow executive producer Leon Campbell in 2013, and since then the company has honed and nurtured talent at every level of the TV and film industry, working with the likes of Hugh Grant and Madonna, all the way through to aspiring actors and presenters just starting their careers.
In this episode of The Coach’s Journey Podcast, Gareth shares insights from a glamorous world that he believes has everything to gain from a coaching approach, and he reflects on what it takes to help people embody their authentic selves and communicate to audiences of all sizes.
With media skills being something every business needs in an era dominated by screens, Gareth works with corporate businesses to help them find their voice, and he can still be found practising what he preaches in his ongoing work as a presenter and public speaker.
Gareth and episode host Alex Swallow also talk about:
How to identify the aspects of your personality that reflect who you are in a relatable, interesting way
The concept of hustle and the benefits of going the long way round
How to leverage the power of Instagram to build your audience and grow your business
Presentation skills, tips and approaches that can help you communicate with authenticity and impact
Gareth reveals the huge gaps that exist in creative industries, highlighting the opportunities there are for coaches to help nurture skills and develop talent.
THINGS WE TALKED ABOUT THAT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN:
- The MOE Foundation coaching programme https://moefoundation.com/certified-coach-training-course/
- The Presenter Studio http://www.presenterstudio.com/
- The Presenter Studio on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thepresenterstudio
- Gareth’s LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/garethdavies2408/
- Gareth’s business partner, Leon Campbell https://www.linkedin.com/in/leon-campbell-58bb583/
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What can coaches and leaders learn from the people who have mastered the art of appearing on stage and screen? And what can coaching give back to the creative industries?
Answering these questions through his work at the intersection of coaching, corporate leadership and on-screen presentation skills is Gareth Davies, renowned executive television producer of shows like Strictly Come Dancing and Top of the Pops, who is now one of the industry’s leading presenter coaches.
Gareth co-founded The Presenter Studio with fellow executive producer Leon Campbell in 2013, and since then the company has honed and nurtured talent at every level of the TV and film industry, working with the likes of Hugh Grant and Madonna, all the way through to aspiring actors and presenters just starting their careers.
In this episode of The Coach’s Journey Podcast, Gareth shares insights from a glamorous world that he believes has everything to gain from a coaching approach, and he reflects on what it takes to help people embody their authentic selves and communicate to audiences of all sizes.
With media skills being something every business needs in an era dominated by screens, Gareth works with corporate businesses to help them find their voice, and he can still be found practising what he preaches in his ongoing work as a presenter and public speaker.
Gareth and episode host Alex Swallow also talk about:
How to identify the aspects of your personality that reflect who you are in a relatable, interesting way
The concept of hustle and the benefits of going the long way round
How to leverage the power of Instagram to build your audience and grow your business
Presentation skills, tips and approaches that can help you communicate with authenticity and impact
Gareth reveals the huge gaps that exist in creative industries, highlighting the opportunities there are for coaches to help nurture skills and develop talent.
THINGS WE TALKED ABOUT THAT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN:
- The MOE Foundation coaching programme https://moefoundation.com/certified-coach-training-course/
- The Presenter Studio http://www.presenterstudio.com/
- The Presenter Studio on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thepresenterstudio
- Gareth’s LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/garethdavies2408/
- Gareth’s business partner, Leon Campbell https://www.linkedin.com/in/leon-campbell-58bb583/
#103: Bob Singha – Coaching Is Not Learning; It Is Remembering
The Coach's Journey - build a coaching business with integrity
2 hours 11 minutes 8 seconds
5 months ago
#103: Bob Singha – Coaching Is Not Learning; It Is Remembering
Every village and every community throughout human history has relied upon people who can facilitate conversations, allowing sacred truths to be passed along generations. In a modern world gripped by a process of massive transformation, this vital, ancient work now falls to coaches.
That is the view of Bob Singha, a master coach who has spent 28 years helping people connect the day-to-day reality of their lives with the eternal teachings of their ancestral heritage. In conversation with Alex Swallow, Bob reflects on his evolution as a coach and as an elder, which he sees as a process of remembering rather than one of learning.
Across decades of work with young people around the world, facing lives blighted by trauma and violence, Bob has found that communities everywhere face similar problems, and that the solutions to them lie in the deep wisdom of our ancestral memories.
Using stories as medicine and as conveyors of wisdom, Bob helps people to remember something about themselves.
In this conversation, Bob and Alex acknowledge the call being sounded for coaches who don’t feel at home in the standard business models that commodify and separate us. They also illustrate the remarkable role coaches can play in connecting communities with the intelligence that gave birth to them.
In this episode, Bob and Alex also talk about:
• How studying something as if you’re going to teach it leads to accelerated learning
• Our connection with the sages, the rishis, the sadhus and fakirs who throughout history have integrated spiritual wisdom and worldly responsibilities
• The power of the question: what are the whispers of your ancestors saying in this moment?
• The relationship between the way we play games and the way we live our lives
• A hilarious story that revealed to Bob at a young age the importance of language, and how we can use it to speak to both the temporary and the eternal.
THINGS WE TALKED ABOUT THAT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN:
- Timothy Gallwey https://theinnergame.com/
- John Whitmore https://www.performanceconsultants.com/about-us/sir-john-whitmore/
- Tony Robbins https://www.tonyrobbins.com/
- Stephen Covey on interdependence https://challengingcoaching.co.uk/stephen-covey-interdependence-the-deeper-facts/
- Spark Inside https://www.sparkinside.org/
- The Coaching Inn https://thecoachinginn.podbean.com/
- It Takes A Village https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llpz6bADkZU
- Gladeana McMahon http://gladeanamcmahon.com/
- Anthony Eldridge Rogers https://uk.linkedin.com/in/anthonyeldridgerogers
The Coach's Journey - build a coaching business with integrity
What can coaches and leaders learn from the people who have mastered the art of appearing on stage and screen? And what can coaching give back to the creative industries?
Answering these questions through his work at the intersection of coaching, corporate leadership and on-screen presentation skills is Gareth Davies, renowned executive television producer of shows like Strictly Come Dancing and Top of the Pops, who is now one of the industry’s leading presenter coaches.
Gareth co-founded The Presenter Studio with fellow executive producer Leon Campbell in 2013, and since then the company has honed and nurtured talent at every level of the TV and film industry, working with the likes of Hugh Grant and Madonna, all the way through to aspiring actors and presenters just starting their careers.
In this episode of The Coach’s Journey Podcast, Gareth shares insights from a glamorous world that he believes has everything to gain from a coaching approach, and he reflects on what it takes to help people embody their authentic selves and communicate to audiences of all sizes.
With media skills being something every business needs in an era dominated by screens, Gareth works with corporate businesses to help them find their voice, and he can still be found practising what he preaches in his ongoing work as a presenter and public speaker.
Gareth and episode host Alex Swallow also talk about:
How to identify the aspects of your personality that reflect who you are in a relatable, interesting way
The concept of hustle and the benefits of going the long way round
How to leverage the power of Instagram to build your audience and grow your business
Presentation skills, tips and approaches that can help you communicate with authenticity and impact
Gareth reveals the huge gaps that exist in creative industries, highlighting the opportunities there are for coaches to help nurture skills and develop talent.
THINGS WE TALKED ABOUT THAT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN:
- The MOE Foundation coaching programme https://moefoundation.com/certified-coach-training-course/
- The Presenter Studio http://www.presenterstudio.com/
- The Presenter Studio on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thepresenterstudio
- Gareth’s LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/garethdavies2408/
- Gareth’s business partner, Leon Campbell https://www.linkedin.com/in/leon-campbell-58bb583/