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Space to Think

In this podcast I create space to think through conversations with guests exploring their knowledge, insights and stories. Each conversation holds the potential for ideas to grow wild.

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E30. Seasons, Stories & Sustenance with Clare Coghill...

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2025/10/16

In this episode of Space to Think, I speak with Clare Coghill, chef and owner of Café Cuil on the Isle of Skye.Clare shares her journey from growing up in a family-run hotel, to building her own café in East London, to returning home to Skye just as the pandemic reshaped everything. She talks about:How Skye and the seasons shape her menus and her creativityThe influence of Gaelic language and culture in her workThe realities of hospitality - from resilience to communityThe process of creating her

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E29. Holding Grief and Growth with Karen Jarvis

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2025/10/02

In this gentle yet powerful episode, I speak with Karen Jarvis, a certified coach and grief educator, about the personal and professional journey that led her to found Reset and Rise Coaching.Karen’s story marked by early anticipatory grief, the sudden loss of her husband and her choice to leave headship shines a light on what it means to keep living, even when life changes in ways we never asked for.A content note for listeners:This episode includes open and honest discussion of bereavement,

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E30. Time and Intentionality with Sarah Stewart

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2025/09/18

In this refreshing and grounded conversation, I speak with Sarah Stewart, time and project management expert, about how purpose-driven people, especially those leading or building something, can shift from firefighting to an intentional more holistic relationship with time.Sarah supports founders, leaders and teams who are feeling stretched, overwhelmed or just plain tired of the relentless to-do list. She helps people move from "I’m too busy to think" into a space of clarity and calm.In

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E27. If Not Now, When – A Conversation with Fiona...

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2025/09/04

In this beautifully grounding episode, I speak with Fiona Doubleday - artist, educator, Substack writer and advocate for intentional living. Fiona shares her journey from a university lecturer to life as an exhibiting and teaching artist on the Isle of Arran.We talk about:Her pivotal moment at the kettle that changed everything.Living seasonally and creating a personal relationship with time.The power of noticing and how it transforms creativity.Creative flow, nature tables and the myth of "I’m

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00:50:08

E26. Finding Wonder Close to Home with Claire...

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2025/08/21

In this episode writer and coach Claire Fitzsimmons shares the joy and intention behind “explorer days” - short, local adventures designed to help us see the familiar with fresh eyes. Rooted in her childhood experiences of spontaneous weekend outings, Claire’s practice has evolved into a way of nurturing curiosity, supporting independent businesses, and connecting with the people and stories that make up a place.In our conversation, Claire shares how explorer days began and why they still hold such

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E25. The Human Behind the Work with Santiago...

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2025/07/24

In this episode of The Human Behind the Work, I’m joined by Santiago Rincón-Gallardo, educator, systems thinker and author of Liberating Learning. His work centres on a simple yet radical belief: learning is a practice of freedom.We talk about:How succeeding in school can still wound our capacity to learnThe moment Santiago reawakened his own power to learn and why that changed everythingThe role of mentorship, community and collective practice in shaping his thinkingWhat it means to lead cultural

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E24. The Human Behind the Work with Professor Guy...

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2025/07/17

In this episode, I’m joined by Guy Claxton, renowned cognitive scientist, author of over 30 books and a lifelong student of thinking, learning, and creativity. We explore:What it means to live intelligently (beyond IQ tests)The pivotal relationships that shaped Guy’s 50-year careerHis creative process, including the importance of not thinkingWhy fleeting ideas matter, and how to catch themThe power of silence and slowing down in classroomsA sneak peek into his next book We finish with a beautiful

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E22 The Human Behind The Work with Professor Jo Boaler

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2025/05/15

In this episode of The Human Behind the Work, I’m joined by Professor Jo Boaler, a pioneering voice in mathematics education, equity and mindset.We explore:The deep inequities in how maths is taught and how that shapes young people’s identitiesJo’s creative process for translating research into accessible resourcesHer new idea of “Math-ish” and why asking for ish answers can unlock maths for more learnersHow she handles criticism and pushback What keeps her going when the work gets hardAt the heart

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E21. The Human Behind The Work with Michael Bungay...

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2025/05/01

In this first episode of The Human Behind the Work mini-series, I’m joined by someone whose books have sat on my shelves and in my hands, many times over: Michael Bungay Stanier. You may know him as the author of The Coaching Habit, The Advice Trap and How to Work with (Almost) Anyone. This conversation is about more than his books.We explore:The dance between complexity and simplicityWhy he writes short books—and how he hopes people read themHis evolving “worthy goals” (including selling 10 million

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E20. The Pruning Principle with Simon Breakspear

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2025/04/04

This week, I’m sharing a conversation from the archives of the Changing Conversations podcast. Simon Breakspear was always a popular guest, and his episodes consistently topped our most-listened-to list. In this conversation Simon introduces the Pruning Principle, a powerful leadership approach that tackles the chronic issues of overwork and inefficiency.While Simon’s work is rooted in the context of schools and learning, his insights go beyond education. The Pruning Principle offers valuable

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E19 Navigating Burnout with Hazel Anderson-Turner

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2025/03/13

Burnout is more than just exhaustion - it’s a deep depletion that can leave us feeling disconnected from our work, our purpose, and even ourselves. In this episode, I’m joined by Hazel Anderson-Turner, coach and author of Coaching Through Burnout. Hazel brings both personal experience and professional insight to this conversation, considering how psychological flexibility, rather than just ‘pushing through’, can help us recover and prevent burnout in the first place. We also talk about the realities

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E18 A Little Heiterkeit with Kiki

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2025/02/13

In this episode, I sit down with Kiki, the founder of the Heiter community and magazine. Heiter might be a new word to some, but Kiki explains its meaning and why it resonates so deeply. More than just a translation, heiter embodies a way of living—styling our lives in a way that feels good, light, and joyful.Kiki shares the story of how Heiter came to life, the risks she’s taken, and the challenges and rewards of building both a community and a print magazine that uplifts and inspires. Our

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E17 The Transformative Power of Adventure with...

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2025/01/23

In this episode, I’m joined by Belinda Kirk, adventurer, author, and founder of AdventureMind. We explore the profound impact adventure can have on mental health and well-being, from building resilience and confidence to fostering creativity and connection. Belinda shares her journey - from growing up with the freedom to roam, to discovering the life-changing power of the Duke of Edinburgh Award, to leading expeditions around the world.We discuss: Why adventure doesn’t need to be extreme or

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E16 Creativity, Connection, and Courage with Hannah...

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2025/01/09

In today’s episode, I chat with Hannah Rosenberg, the talented writer behind @hannahrowrites. Known for her poetic and deeply relatable writing, Hannah shares her journey into creativity, what it means to her, and how she overcomes challenges along the way.We explore themes like: Finding inspiration: What sparks creativity and how her process has evolved over time. The personal touch: How her life experiences shape her art and help her connect with her audience. Navigating challenges: From

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E14 Herbalism for All with Liz from Honeybee Sanctuary

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2024/12/08

In this episode, I’m joined by Liz, a dedicated herbalist. We explore the rich intersections between herbalism, mindfulness, and the natural world. Liz shares her personal journey from landscape architecture to herbalism, which has its roots in a specific life experience and her childhood.This episode is filled with insights into the role of tradition, intuition, and self-care in modern herbalism. Liz also shares some practical tips on incorporating herbalism into daily life and how simple

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E14. Unmasking Imposter Phenomenon with Dr Hayley Lewis

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2024/11/21

In this episode of Space to Think, we dig into the experience of Imposter Phenomenon—that unsettling feeling that somehow, we don’t truly belong in our successes or roles. Many of us, maybe even all of us, have felt this at some point. We worry we’ll be “found out” or think, "Why me?" when things go well. It’s a topic I encounter frequently with clients, and I’ve felt it myself, too.I’m joined by Hayley, who shares her insights into understanding and managing imposter feelings. We explore: What

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E13. Psychological Safety and the Right Kind of...

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2024/11/07

In this episode of Space to Think, I sit down with Harvard professor and world-renowned thought leader Amy Edmondson. With her extensive research into psychological safety and high-performing teams, Amy has shaped the way we understand collaboration and leadership in complex environments. Her latest book, The Right Kind of Wrong, takes a fresh look at failure - not as something to fear, but as a vital component of success.We explore the relationship between Psychological Safety, Teaming and the

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E12. Ebb and Flow with Anna Campbell-Jones

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2024/10/17

In this episode of Space to Think, I sit down with designer and TV presenter Anna Campbell-Jones. You may know Anna as one of the judges on Scotland’s Home of the Year, but in our conversation, she reveals much more about her creative journey and life philosophy.We explore creativity, creating a brand, perfectionism and working with life’s ebb and flow. Anna shares personal stories and reflections, offering a reminder that sometimes, you just have to "make it look intentional" and not worry too

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E11. Perfectionism with Dr Lucy Kelly

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2024/10/03

Dr Lucy Kelly is Associate Professer in Education at Bristol University and author of Reimagining the Diary: Reflective practice as a positive tool for educator wellbeing. Lucy is currently engaged in the process of writing her second book on the topic of Perfectionism. In this episode we unpack some of the definitions and research around perfectionism, how we might recognise it in ourselves and how we might work with it rather than having it work against us. Lucy openly shares about her

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E10. Freedom in Boundaries with Anna Considine

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2024/09/19

Join me in conversation with Anna Considine, the founder of Studio Gently, brand photography for kind and creative kin. Boundaries are one of those things we often find it hard to clearly articulate what they are but we know when they’ve been pushed or trampled over. We can enforce them or stick to them when we aren’t clear what they are.Anna shares the story of why boundaries in work (and life) are so important to her. We consider how we might get really clear on what our boundaries are and

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