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The Coach's Backpack
by David Lowe
The Coach’s Backpack podcast asks a variety of coaches (from sports to comedy) what they consider to be the most important tools of their trade, physically and/or mentally.They are only allowed to take limited items on a hypothetical new engagement: one book, one tool/technique/approach/framework, one other item of their choice … and a person to accompany them.
Episodes
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Nicky Perfect (negotiation and crisis coach)
This week, Nicky Perfect, former hostage and crisis negotiator turned trainer, tells us: Why your inner chimp is no excuse for bad behaviour How to make the most of 90 seconds when tempers rise Why Friday nights can turn into a competition nobody wins Why she'd finally answer a question she kept...
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Albert Bramante (Actor coach)
This week, Albert Bramante, talent agent and mindset coach for actors, tells us: Why the glamorous life of a talent agent is mostly a myth (95% of it, anyway) How a little make-believe paid off three times in a single week Why a three-letter word could change your career Why starving artists…
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Harleen Grover (Menopause coach)
This week, Harleen Grover, a menopause coach, tells us: What the most powerful thing in the world is that can raise or bury you How to do the deceptively simple three-step pause practice Where wisdom lives and burnout ends Which beautiful soul she would take with her ... and much more. Find out...
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Dr Benita Mayhead (Duty of care in coaching)
This week, Dr Benita Mayhead, executive coach, coaching supervisor and facilitator of leadership development initiatives, tells us: How to improve your mood, recall and creativity The one thing that could make the biggest difference to clients Why she is a fan of old school tools What she would...
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Julia Geber (Brilliance coach)
This week, Julia Geber, talks about Brilliance coaching and tells us: Which story about magic is both educational and entertaining The creative approach that helps you get in touch with your truth Why we should focus on our please and thank yous The three pillars of brilliance coaching that make...
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Julia Geber (bonus track)
Julia and David had such a great time recording the podcast but some content had to be cut. This short aside discusses who Julia would like to show love and appreciation to.
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Daniel Susser (Intelligent Teams)
This week, Daniel Susser talk about intelligent teams. He tells us: How he hopes to bring cognitive science to the team level Why our body is a group of "agents" vying for control Whether teams are just evolved Paramecium Why Plato could have written inside out About his brand new idea Why the...
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Daniel Susser (bonus track)
Daniel and David had such a great time recording the podcast but some content had to be cut. This short aside discusses parameciums a little bit more and David shares his "ground-breaking" ideas on spoonameciums.
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Helen Garcia (Outdoor coach)
This week, Helen Garcia, an outdoor coach, tells us: How she enjoys the buzz of a hoverfly over the buzz of her phone Why she misses big talk in conversations Whether outdoor coaching can be done over Zoom Why Helen thinks one-day wellbeing sessions are rubbish Why she sees coaching as like a...
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Cecile Hemery (Quiet leaders)
This week, Cecile Hemery, a quiet leaders coach, tells us: Why a girl in a shop is a lesson for the change being brought by AI Whether there is such a thing as a coach uniform What she has taken into her coaching from anthropological psychoanalysis Which Singaporean-inspired Spaniard she would…
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Dr Rob Kemp (coach and expert on authenticity)
This week, Dr Rob Kemp, an expert on authenticity, tells us: Why he contemplates going naked How to get a quick start in a coaching engagement How to identify someone who doesn’t value coaching early in your relationship What emotional labour is and why it matters What factors he uses to measure...
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Dr Sebastian Fox (team coach)
This week, Sebastian Fox, a team coach, tells us: How he suggests you master the art of team coaching What team coaching is How much 1-to-1 coaching is still included in team coaching How confidentiality works for team coaching Why he always takes someone else with him Why it’s not all about...
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Brendan Kelly (property investment coach)
This week, Brendan Kelly, a property investment coach, tells us: Why you should be wary of those who love you the most Why nobody inspires him Why property beats shares and business to invest in How to find out what people do and do not know How much a property coach guides your portfolio What…
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Dr Andy Bird (leadership coach)
This week, Andy Bird, a leadership coach, tells us: Why he likes to keep it plain and simple The 3 stages of leadership The problem he sees most frequently in leadership Why it's not just about getting stuff done What state of mind he thinks is key What helps burst the bubble leaders are…
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John Inge Hervik (enterprise coach)
This week, John Inge Hervik, an enterprise coach, tells us: Why he wouldn’t TAke his parent What he uses to spot patterns The item that captures ideas Why he wants to leave time out of his backpack Why he wouldn't take his "parent" with him ... and much more. Find out more about John Inge at...
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Dr Andrea Kilpatrick (executive coach)
This week, Dr Andrea Kilpatrick, an executive coach, tells us: What Andrea’s research suggests exec leaders need the most When new leaders should start coaching The non-academic book to help you build your confidence The “security blanket” that Andrea would not want to take with her The one tip…
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Sarah Woodward (divorce coach)
This week, Sarah Woodward, a divorce coach, tells us: The way that most people try to deal with divorce What the love language is How to find an ideal partner Why people on "Married at First Sight" get it all wrong What a mood hoover is and why you should avoid them Why you should regularly drop…
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Sue Haswell (laughter yoga coach)
This week, Sue Haswell, a laughter yoga coach, tells us: How to give yourself an internal massage What laughter yoga is (including a demo) How making laughter a default reaction helped Sue in a car crash Why she hates bright flowers ... and much more. Find out more about Sue at suehaswell.co.uk…
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Sorrel Roberts (breathing)
This week, Sorrel Roberts, a personal and professional development coach, tells us: How breathing is a unifying factor of religions How to turn off your inner chat Why your experiences are based on predictions How some people slow down time to predict the future Why Sorrel gets cross about the…
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Emma Barnett (dog behavioural coach)
This week, Emma Barnett, a dog behavioural coach from So Help Me Dog, tells us: The best approach to train a dog Emma's favourite treat is … and whether she would eat it herself Why she would take a human to accompany her rather than a dog A remarkable fact about dog litters coming from multiple...
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Lucinda Quigley (exec coach for working parents)
This week, Lucinda Quigley, an exec coach who focuses on working parents from Talking Talent, tells us: The importance of authenticity What tool can help working parents really enjoy their life What factors are most helpful for parents returning to work Why we should recreate our commute ... and...
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John Perry (therapeutic coach)
This week, John Perry, therapeutic coach, tells us: Which book underpins his thinking on the different levels of coaching How I can make you depressed but WE can lift your mood Which wise man's sayings, such as "There are very few things in life that are both easy and worth doing", guide him What…
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Summer holiday
Like many of you, THE COACH'S BACKPACK podcast is taking a well-earned break for summer and will be back in a couple of weeks with more top-notch guests. In the meantime, we thought it would be fun to turn the tables on you for a change. So join us this week to: Create a 20-word description for...
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Mat Hayes (mental fitness coach)
This week, Mat Hayes, a mental health coach, tells us: Who is always trying to sabotage his thinking What technique he always keeps to hand Why his younger self helps him talk kindly How a silent companion would make him a better coach ... and much more. Find out more about Mat at Mat-Hayes.co.uk...
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Jim Wyllie (agile coach)
This week, Jim Wyllie, an agile coach, tells us: Why Jim is no longer on my Christmas card list What would mean Jim isn't doing his job Which two items he considers to be one (hint: it's not the Spice Girls) Why he wouldn't take his wife as a companion Why he should have a Super Sticky post-it on...
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Amaranatho (supervision)
This week, Amaranatho from Playful Monk discusses supervision and tells us: Which book (written in an old language) can help you understand yourself better Why a lack of congruence is a sin How play and being a monk go hand in hand The difference between chanting and singing What the playful monk...
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Kasey Corsello (life coach)
This week, Kasey Corsello, an integrative life and entrepreneur coach, tells us: How a book and a 5 year old stopped her being like a scared cat looking out of a window in Rome The importance of vulnerabilities, courage and vision (and living our dreams) What makes her cry and might make her dad...
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Madeleine Lankston (grief coach)
This week, Madeleine Lankston, a grief coach, tells us: Whether you can truly understand grief until you've experienced it yourself How you can work with grief without it affecting you Different types of grief one might have to coach The concept of a heart with ears Why she will always wear...
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Belinda Griffin (book coach)
This week, Belinda Griffin, a book coach from Smart Authors Lab, tells us: How to implement her 5Cs approach to selling books Whether the Foo Fighters can help you sell your first 1,000 copies Why Dexter would go in her backpack What attitude kills success ... and much more. Download your free...
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Mark Asquith (podcast coach)
This week, Mark Asquith, podcast coach from Captivate, tells us: Why it’s good to be like Leia and the droids at the end of Empire Strikes Back How to keep energised and fuel your willpower The first steps podcasters should take Why perfection shouldn’t be our goal ... and much more. Find out…
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Berit Elizabeth (emotion coach)
This week, Berit Elizabeth, an emotion coach from Emotive Agility Training, tells us: Why an ancient Indian theatre concept can help us feel another’s emotional energy How to increase your emotional fitness and become an "athlete of emotion" What’s in the periodic table for emotions Some warm up...
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Ruth McCarthy (Time to Think)
This week, Ruth McCarthy, a Time to Think coach, tells us: How making the brain still and at ease can improve your coaching What generative attention can do for your clients How to set up a listening environment What happens to your brain when you are interrupted ... and much more. Find out more...
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Prof. David Clutterbuck (Coaching and Mentoring)
This week, David Clutterbuck, pioneer of developmental coaching and mentoring and co-founder of the European Mentoring & Coaching Council, tells us: Why improv is a useful skill for coaches and helps them along the road of maturity Why some coaches should just shut up instead of asking their next...
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Jo Jones (parenting coach)
Jo Jones (PCC) is In-House Coach and Tutor at Barefoot Coaching – specialising in Family Life and Parent Coaching, Women’s Development and Self Esteem and Confidence. Jo is an innovative, professional transformational change coach, who is passionate about coaching people to find their superpower!...
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Jiten Vara (fitness coach)
Jiten Vara is a fitness coach with a difference: he not only helps you to get in shape physically, but uses his extensive professional coaching experience to get your mind in shape. Carol Dweck's TED talk Subscribe to our mailing list for updates and added bonuses.
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Simon Powers (systemic coach)
You can find Simon's book, "Change" at simonpowers.medium.com In the podcast, we discuss the concept of ethics and mention courses, such as those run by the ICF. Find out more at coachingfederation.org/ethics-cce-course. Simon Powers is the CEO and founder of Adventures with Agile, the training…
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Jez Hunt (belief & business coach)
Jez Hunt is a Belief Coach & Business Coach. He specialises in enabling people to overcome beliefs holding them back from achieving their dreams and aligning their business around their life, rather than fitting their life around their business. He creates a safe space to support clients to…
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Rafa Ribeiro (coaching with surf)
Rafa is an amateur surfer, enthusiastic photographer and ever-learning husband and father. His professional path started in software development and, after a few years, tried out the life of an Entrepreneur. It was much more difficult than he could have imagined, especially the human aspect of…
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Sarah Veall (equine facilitated coach)
Sarah Veall is a Transformational Coach and Equine Facilitated Coach. She specialises in helping people reconnect with their ‘whole-self’ so they can live a meaningful and purposeful life. She creates a safe, non-judgemental space to support clients to deconstruct stories they may have…
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Judy Rees (clean language)
Named as a ‘Top 100 influencer in Remote Working’ in 2020 by Onalytica, Judy Rees helps people to connect more deeply online by supporting highly-engaging, highly-diverse online gatherings. As a trainer she has introduced scores of trainers, coaches, and facilitators to the joy of live online...
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Julia Montague (voice coach)
Julia is a voice coach working with the speaking voice. She works with individuals, SMEs and large organisations who are looking for help and guidance on how to communicate more effectively. Julia uses her skills as a coach to encourage her clients to find their voices so they can deliver their...
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Introducing The Coach's Backpack
Welcome to The Coach's Backpack. What would you put in your backpack if you had a new coaching engagement, but could only take a limited number of items? Each week, The Coach’s Backpack looks at the multi-faceted world of coaching and asks a new guest to tell us what they would take with them and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Coach’s Backpack podcast asks a variety of coaches (from sports to comedy) what they consider to be the most important tools of their trade, physically and/or mentally.They are only allowed to take limited items on a hypothetical new engagement: one book, one tool/technique/approach/framework, one other item of their choice … and a person to accompany them.
HOSTED BY
David Lowe
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The Coach’s Backpack podcast asks a variety of coaches (from sports to comedy) what they consider to be the most important tools of their trade, physically and/or mentally.They are only allowed to take limited items on a hypothetical new engagement: one book, one tool/technique/approach/framework,...
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The Coach's Backpack is created and hosted by David Lowe.
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