How do you stop seeing failure as proof that you’re not good enough?

In this episode of No One Teaches You This, we’re joined by Nigel Greenway, Engineering Manager at Drivnn, for an honest conversation about failure and how it’s shaped his life and career.

From his early childhood through to his career in tech, Nigel shares how his experiences of failure led to self-doubt, imposter syndrome and a struggle to believe in himself.

He also talks about how his perspective has changed, why he now sees strength in those experiences, and what it’s taken to view failure in a more positive light.

If you’ve ever questioned whether you’re good enough or let a setback knock your confidence, we hope Nigel sharing his story helps you feel less alone and look at your own experiences a little differently.

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Nobody hands you a manual when you become a leader. Mark Vernon, MD of Gold Vision, sits down to talk about the stuff that gets left out of every leadership course, imposter syndrome, the practical methods he actually uses day to day to manage people, and how he's built a way of leading that gets results without the burnout.

If you're managing a team, running a business, or just stepping into leadership for the first time, this one's worth your time.

In this episode:

Dealing with imposter syndrome as a leader

Practical frameworks Mark uses to manage and develop his team

Real strategies for leading people, not just managing tasks

Lessons learned the hard way, so you don't have to

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Series 2 starts with a brilliant one.

I’m joined by Jason Sammon, Founder of FL1 Digital, to talk about something most leaders, founders and managers will have dealt with at some point... difficult clients.

But really, this episode is about difficult people full stop. The awkward conversations, power plays, unreasonable expectations, and those moments where someone can make you feel completely backed into a corner.

Jason is incredibly honest about some of his own experiences, including times he got it wrong, what he learned, and how he ultimately turned some difficult relationships into positive ones.

A very real conversation about something no one really teaches you.

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