Live Well in Turbulent Times: We delve into the ‘’best bits’‘ which our subscribers personally selected. This week we are talking to Joan van den Brink, author and executive coach. Scroll down to find out more or click here https://www.arabaconsulting.com/about
Chapters
00:15 About Martin Farrell and the substack
01:00 Introducing our guest
02:16 What Living Well means to Joan
03:00 Best Bits: Pain to Fuel / Poison to Medicine
04:00 Joan’s Buddhist practice and morning ritual
05:55 Defining ‘’Service’’ (and generosity)
07:10 Being a Facilitating-Participant
12:30 Does it make you smile?
15:50 Creating the framework for ‘’Wired Differently, Understood Together’’
16:22 Article number 9 and number 6
16:59 Meeting Martin, interviewing others, connecting with people
19:00 Joan’s characteristic calmness creates a feeling of safety
20:52 Who are we writing for?
23:15 Joan’s closing comments
Joan van den Brink loves building warm, close relationships with individuals from all walks of life. She enjoys hearing their stories and learning how she can support them to grow and thrive. She achieves this through developing bespoke solutions for leaders and their teams, executive coaching, writing, and speaking. She has a special interest in amplifying the experiences of neurodivergent people so that they are better seen, heard, and understood, particularly but not exclusively, by neurotypical individuals as the first step in generating more inclusive environments.
Joan is the author of two books, ‘Wired Differently, Understood Together’ and ‘The Three Companions Courage, Compassion and Wisdom’.
You can connect with her on LinkedIn and discover more about her and her work via her website.
This Live Well in Turbulent Times Podcast series accompanies Martin Farrell’s best seller and idiosyncratic novel business book ‘Good Leaders in Turbulent Times: How to Navigate Wild Waters at Work. It is packed full of practical advice - see what shines bright for you - for leaders going through crises and emerging stronger. A story of nine characters over seven years, with 41drawings by Steven Appleby and 138 nuggets of advice - definitely some for you in there. bit.ly/4986ILn & martin farrell.org
