How supporting our health also supports the planet's health. Simple changes you can make.
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It is so easy to feel helpless and overwhelmed by the enormous threat that is climate change and so we tend to tip into denial rather than action but we have more power and influence than we think. Here's how you can leverage your individual and our collective power to bring about the changes we need to make to secure the health of the planet and future generations.
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We have known since the 80s that climate change was in need of our attention and yet, we have either ignored it or tinkered around the edges of the massive changes that need to be made. As elders it is our roll now to support the younger generations in any way we can in order to ensure that future generations survive and thrive. Here's how.
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Are you over 50? Did you do your degree for free? Are you looking forward to retirement? Are you financially secure? Then imagine if you could use some of your skills and experiences to support younger people in tackling some of the challenges that our generations have created.
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When we think about wealth as something more than just money, we can start to live more and more in line with our values in a way which makes us happier, healthier and lighter on the planet.
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Cognitive dissonance and denial and how to stop them holding us back from making the changes we want to make.
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It isn't always easy to build a life on your terms, but here's what I've learned from some of the blocks I have faced.
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Rather than fitting your life in around work, here's how it is possible to tweek and change your work so it fits in with what you want and what suits you, rather than the other way around.
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Lots of people find it hard to say 'no' but here's how to do it and why you should.
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Sophie Lambert is a literary director and agent who started her career as a bookseller on Charing Cross Road, and became a buyer for Blackwell and later Foyles. In this conversation we talk about the publishing industry and how risk taking can lead you to just the right place.
https://cwagency.co.uk/agent/sophie-lambert
https://twitter.com/agentsophiel
Access blogs, free materials, books and coaching with me at www.julieleoni.com
What goes on behind closed doors? How do we open doors? What assumptions do we make? A simple conversation about Sharon's photographs of doors takes us into community, connection, creativity and the big issues that as a world we are grappling with.
To get in contact with me, Julie, head over to www.julieleoni.com
Sharon Green Chartered Fellow CIPD, MA (HRM), Post Grad Dip. BA (Hons) is a trained coach, project and programme manager and professional interim consultant. Sharon founded Chiara Consultancy over 15 years ago following a successful, cross sector career as a project, people and change management specialist. Her consultancy helps clients, change, innovate and maximise the power of their people.
Sharon works with clients from start ups to global corporates and specialises in people change projects, from large scale transformations to smaller scale initiatives that require technology, comms and engagement skills.
As well as doors, Sharon’s other passion project and side hustle is running a global Linked In community of over 1380 independent people consultants, coaches and interims, the HR Interim Networking Group. In the spirit of #payitforward this group shares leads, good practice, support and collaborates.
Twitter handle: SharonGChiara https://twitter.com/SharonGChiara
Instagram also SharonGChiara
Linked In www.linkedin.com/in/sharongreenchiara
Website http://chiaraconsultancy.co.uk/
Join me in conversation with Julian Stokes as he describes the visceral experience of analogue (old fashioned, with film and shutters) photography. In it we explore just exactly what it is the photograph captures and the role of intention in creation.
Julian has designed my website for over 10 years now and I can recommend him, his work site is: https://www.jewelion.com/
Here are the photographers that Julian refered to:
Fay Godwin http://www.faygodwin.com/ with a critical assessment of her work by Julian's dad: http://www.faygodwin.com/critic.htm
Imogen Cunningham https://www.imogencunningham.com/
You can take a look at my site to find out more about the books, training and coaching I offer.
Join me in coversation with Gary MacGowan who has built his life around cycling. Not only has Gary cycled through 117 countries but he also brough the Tour De France to London, improved cycle routes in London and inititated the free bike scheme in the capital.
Here is the information Gary shared while we were talking:
The image is of Gary cycling with Mt Fuji in the background on a very cold day.
To contact me about coaching or training, or to buy my books go to www.julieleoni.com
Dr Carol Shepherd is a global expert on bisexual Christian identities. As well as Bi: the Way, Pastoring Bisexual Christians in Europe, she has published a monograph with Palgrave Macmillan in 2018, The Damage of Silence: Bisexuality in the Western Christian Church. She also has chapters in several academic bisexual anthologies. As well as writing and researching on bisexual intersectional identities, Carol is an active member of the European Forum of LGBT Christian Groups and a Sociology and Access to HE lecturer. She lives just outside of Edinburgh and is a mother of three.
Non Fiction is here carolshepherdbooks.info
You can find out more about my coaching, books and well-being work at www.julieleoni.com
Pete Mosely is a life coach and maker who has written books and works with creative people who are quiet. Join us in conversation about why both quiet people and creativity are so important for human beings, now, more than ever.
You can find Pete at these places:
www.petemosley.com - website
Online courses and toolkits: www.petemosley.com/online
Linked In article about A Quiet Person's Guide to Getting On https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/quiet-persons-guide-getting-life-work-pete-mosley/
The Art of Shouting Quietly https://www.amazon.co.uk/Art-Shouting-Quietly-Self-Promotion-Introverts/dp/1873847025
This is one of Pete's beautiful images.
If you want to work with me to find your 'thing' or access some of my books or free materials go to www.julieleoni.com
Treflach Farm in Shropshire has been in the family for generations, but Ian Steele is trying to farm differently. Ian aims to nurture healthy soil, animals and people using regenerative agriculture. In this conversation Ian covers everything from cattle fodder, economic systems, community and the need to find a different way to feed ourselves.
https://www.facebook.com/TreflachFarm
https://twitter.com/treflachfarm - @treflachfarm
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ianattreflach/ @treflachfarm or @ianattreflach
Ian on Born Mucky - trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy92LC3eqNw
If you'd like to find your 'thing' get in touch to have a conversation or find out more about me here: https://www.julieleoni.com/
I had never heard of archaeotherapy until this conversation with Harriet Sams so join me in learning about how connection to our ancestral land can bring back our sense of wholeness, healing, belonging and connection.
Want to find ‘your thing’? or want to find out more about my books, free resources, training and coaching head to : https://www.julieleoni.com/
Here are the links :
Radical Joy for Hard Times, ecospirituality charity, that attends to wounded places in the landscape. www.radicaljoy.org
The Order of Bards Ovates and Druids for whom I mentor: www.druidry.org
The Tariki Trust who I offer ecotherapy, archaeotherapy and ritual workshops through: https://www.tarikitrust.org/ecotherapy-training
The Climate Psychology Alliance: https://climatepsychologyalliance.org/
My personal ecotherapy blog: www.nwyfre.com
Blurb from the Tariki Trust:
Harriet Sams Harriet Sams is an archaeologist, ecotherapist, freelance lecturer, yoga teacher and spiritual Guide for the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, mother and student.
From a very young age, Harriet has been in close connection to the landscape; especially to ancestral messages that are all around us, written onto the landscape. On rare occasions, the Voice of the world speaks to her and calls her into Service and Harriet interprets these messages as the voice of the ecological Whole; indivisible between human ancestor and landscape, all speaking with one voice. Through this awareness, she has realised that the land itself is where the healing resides. Harriet’s work is all about helping participants to directly access the healing the land/ancestors can bring the individual, working as facilitator for this awareness and guide for support.
Druidry and Quakerism guide her work; aspects of these spiritual traditions weave themselves into her teachings and offerings.
She is currently undertaking a PhD in archaeotherapy with Bournemouth University, is on the advisory Boards for the Climate Psychology Alliance and for Radical Joy for Hard Times, an eco-spirituality charity.
Dr Jane F. Wilkinson is an accredited Menopause Specialist and an experienced GP of over 20 years. She has a particular interest in women’s and sexual health, menopause and lifestyle medicine.
Dr Wilkinson has an advanced level Special Skills Certificate in Menopause Care from the Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Health Care, for whom she is a Diplomate and Trainer. She is a member of the British Menopause Society, serving on their Medical Advisory Council for 3 years. She is also a member of the International Menopause Society. She is Wirral GP Champion for Sexual Health and previously worked for West Cheshire Clinical Commissioning Group as GP Clinical Lead for Maternity.
Dr Wilkinson has lectured to fellow health care professionals for the British Menopause Society and the British Medical Association. She has also provided menopause training for medical professionals in various organisations. Through her training and education company, Menopause Wellbeing, Dr Wilkinson provides a range of training and education events aimed at supporting women through their menopause transition and educating all those with an interest in menopause, both professional and non-professional.
Join me in a conversation with her about the menopause; signs and symptoms, HRT, life style changes and sources of support so that women can thrive at this stage in our lives.
If you'd like to find your 'thing' get in touch to have a conversation or find out more about me here: https://www.julieleoni.com/
Jane's links are:
Menopause Wellbeing
Facebook: @MenopauseWB
Twitter: @MenopauseWellb1
Website: www.menopausewellbeing.com
Email: menopausewellbeing@gmail.com
Women’s Health Concern:
https://www.womens-health-concern.org
Menopause Matters:
https://www.menopausematters.co.uk
Manage my Menopause:
https://www.managemymenopause.co.uk
Lisa Mosconi, Neuroscientist:
Lisa Mosconi talks to Dr Rangan Chatterjee about female brain health:
https://drchatterjee.com/why-women-are-more-likely-to-develop-alzheimers-with-dr-lisa-mosconi/
Food For The Brain:
https://foodforthebrain.org/for-individuals/why-nutrition-is-important-for-the-brain/
Women's Health Strategy: (for women to complete as an individual and feedback on their personal experiences of healthcare)
Katharine teaches yoga, flies planes and works in the wind power industry. Join us in my conversation with her as we talk about perfectionism, learning and the problems with labels.
You can find out about Katherine here:
https://www.instagram.com/adequart/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/katharine-york/
https://www.facebook.com/louthyoga
During the podcast I mention this TED talk: https://puttylike.com/tedx/
If you'd like to find your thing, get in touch to have a conversation or find out more about me here: https://www.julieleoni.com/
