Liz Ward wraps up this season by sharing 10 techniques to build your inner resilience to get good at change. We know it can feel rough when you are at a pivot point in life, business, or career and it’s pretty difficult to create positive change if you are not in a place of feeling strong. This episode will guide you on how to bring your A-Game to navigate your next move.

You'll learn....

• What is resilience
• The difference between Green (steady), Orange (stretchy), and Red (panic) zone challenges
• 10 easy techniques to help you build your own personal resilience strategy

This brings us to the end of Season 1. Thanks so much for listening and supporting this podcast. Season 2 will be coming to you Summer 2020.

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Liz Ward talks to Joe Sayers about his pivot from a professional cricket into the finance industry. 

After 14 years in the Yorkshire Cricket team Joe retired from sports before the age of 30, leaving his first passion to fulfil another side of him. Joe is now a senior leader at Royal Bank of Canada. 

Joe shares what his professional cricket career taught him, the importance of understanding your why when it comes to your work and how he successfully built his reputation in a completely new industry 

This interview covers loads about focus, setting goals and being confident in your transferable skills.

Episode highlights: 

• The journey of a pro-athlete
• Leadership lessons learnt from sports
• Dealing with expectations & the pressures of early success
• Transitioning from sports to finance
• Putting your ego to one side & starting from the bottom
• Understanding your why

Grab a cuppa and tune in.

Check out full show notes from this episode with links to resources mentioned here. 

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Liz Ward speaks to writer and podcaster, Emma Gannon about The Multi-Hyphen Book Club that was born at the start of Lockdown. Emma shares how she woke up one morning and decided to create a virtual space where people can connect through a monthly book and be inspired by daily book recommendations during this period of social distancing. The book club now has over 6,000 members.

In this Slick Pivot Session, we explore why books genuinely save Emma in a time of need, how this creative project was able to come together so quickly and how connection is so important for us all right now. 

Emma is the queen of pivoting and is an expert on starting a side project or side hustle. She wrote the best selling book, The Multi-Hyphen Method and has the No1 careers podcast, CTRL ALT DELETE. Emma’s upcoming debut novel, Olive will be published in July 2020. It was a pleasure to have her on the show.

Think you'll enjoy this. Grab a cuppa and tune in.

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Check out full show notes from this episode with links to resources mentioned here. 

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If you like what you hear, drop us a review and a rating. Reviews really help us grow this podcast, reach more people and bring you fantastic guests...

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Looking for coaching support on your pivot, visit www.slickpivot.com

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