The Butterfly Effect - #29 Sam Ridsdale

Episode 29 of the The Butterfly Effect podcast, hosted by Frances Lee-Rogers (Fran), titled "The Butterfly Effect - #29 Sam Ridsdale" was published on January 7, 2025 and runs 31 minutes.

January 7, 2025 ·31m · The Butterfly Effect

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Summary

Sam Ridsdale, Head of Account Operations at Hitachi Energy, joins me for the first episode of 2025. In this conversation, Sam explains how she accidentally came to work in the energy sector and what drives her to do the work she does. Sam and I explore how we have an ability to make a difference and a responsibility to do so, how what we tell ourselves can limit us if we let it, as well as uncover the strategies Sam uses to stay sane. Sam talks openly about the challenges she faces in trying to ensure she doesn't work too much, which, she explains, is tricky because she enjoys what she does so much. However, she recognises that the need to recharge her batteries doing other activities is also important. It's an in-depth discussion which I have no doubt will strike a chord with you on several levels and is well worth a listen. Sam can be reached at linkedin.com/in/sam-ridsdale If the themes in this discussion resonated with you and you’d like some help to make some changes, book some time in my diary here to discuss.

Episode Description

Sam and I explore how we have an ability to make a difference and a responsibility to do so, how what we tell ourselves can limit us if we let it, as well as uncover the strategies Sam uses to stay sane.

Sam talks openly about the challenges she faces in trying to ensure she doesn't work too much, which, she explains, is tricky because she enjoys what she does so much. However, she recognises that the need to recharge her batteries doing other activities is also important.

It's an in-depth discussion which I have no doubt will strike a chord with you on several levels and is well worth a listen.

Sam can be reached at linkedin.com/in/sam-ridsdale

If the themes in this discussion resonated with you and you’d like some help to make some changes, book some time in my diary here to discuss.