Nick Bolton's 15 Personal Principles in Entrepreneurship. Last week you heard his story (part 1), now hear Nick's 15 principles that he lives and dies by as an entrepreneur, business person and CEO.

Dizzy Maggs consults with an integrity of purpose and seeks to guide clients towards full integration, emotional fluency and conscious contribution. She is concerned with global healing and sustainable futures, and regards personal responsibility as the key to collective recovery; appreciating the utter relativity of the individual to the whole. An enigmatic tour de force, she bridges well the gap between the intellectual and the spiritual, offering a language for both, and in dialogue, invites any theme from daily dilemma to abstract concept. With a breadth of Life experience and 20 years in the creative industry, she coaches with both artistry and wisdom. https://www.dizzymaggs.com

Two of the coaching industries most progressive thinkers sit down together to discuss some of the concepts from Hetty's recently released book, 'The Future of Coaching'. Here are some of the question raised in this interview... Leadership, Where is coaching going? What role does it play in a VUCA world? (volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity), What does this all mean for the coaching profession? Nick Bolton is the CEO and founder of the UK's leading transformational coaching school, Animas centre for coaching: https://www.animascoaching.com/ Buy Hetty Einzig's book: The Future of Coaching here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Future-Coaching-Leadership-Responsibility-Transforming/dp/1138829331

Nick Bolton, is an Entrepreneur, Master Coach and the CEO and founder of Animas Center for Coaching. In this TWO part dinner Symposium, Nick invited a small handful of Animas students to the Modern Pantry in London to share 'his' 15 principles in entrepreneurship. Part ONE: Nick started the evening by giving some context about his fascinating journey by sharing with great openness. You will get to hear about his - failures, victories, hinge moments, failed marriages, the experience of living on a boat, losing his boat, how he created Animas and the many transitions and mental shifts he had to make along the way...

Before training as a coach, Dimitra worked in finance, corporate social responsibility and social enterprise sectors in Europe and China. Currently, through her business, Ameliorise, and her collaboration with business incubators across London, Dimitra works as an enterprise coach with young entrepreneurs. Dimitra’s role is to help them build the confidence, soft skills and knowledge they need to launch business ideas, and become financially independent. Find out more about Dimitra's work here: https://www.ameliorise.com/

To kick off Series 2 of the Animas Podcast, we invited the fearless Livon Yeow to the studio to speak with Animas training Director, Robert Stephens. Livon is famously known at Animas HQ for going off at the deep end with her coaching practice by giving up her full-time job to pursue a full-time coach career...before she even became qualified. If you enjoyed this episode hit the like button or share with a friend.

Samantha talks about how showing her vulnerable side has helped her to gain clients, she also discusses how to over come anxiety and the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone.

In this episode, Robert Stephenson and Rich Spicer come together to discuss Rich's recent artistic venture 'UP' and how his focus has moved away from one-on-one coaching into a more collaborative and inclusive Coaching practice.

Ross Nichols retired from the Army in 2008 and has since set up various businesses, ran mentoring programmes, studied psychotherapy and qualified to be a transformational Coaching with Animas. In this episode, Ross openly speaks about coming face to face with his 'shadow side' and shares how the paradox of just 'being' with the assistance of deep guided meditations has helped him to write unconventional, yet effective business plans.

In this episode of the Animas Podcast, Osman Sabir discusses with Animas' Head of Training, Robert Stephenson: his understanding of the corporate mindset for attracting clients, his preferred marketing strategies for his coaching business and also shares how fatherhood has given him a much deeper appreciation for time and what's really important in life...