Jo Hanlon's guest appearances

Jo Hanlon

Your Next Chapter - step into the next version of you

Whose Bright Idea was this Anyway

Nikki Smith

Nancy Collamer

Tara Mohr

Tanya Geisler

Sophie Andrews

Lisa Phillips

Lynn Robinson

Alan Jones

Sean D’Souza

Angella Johnson

Susannah Conway

Russ Harris

Karen Gordon

Kate Toon

Liz Davidson

OwlTail

Is the ability to handle change well to grab opportunities when they present themselves to you an inherited personality trait or is it more like a muscle, something that you can build with experience and time? My guest today, Joe Hanlon has her fair share of handling change. She's moved through careers and industries and has now landed in a place that feels really aligned with her sense of purpose in this next chapter of her life.   "Change, cultures and conversations" they've always been a part of my life, they've been woven together in many adventures!" Jo's story is one with many chapters, with forays from nursing to sales and self-employment across countries and continents. The environments may have changed, but the focus never did - "My purpose is to help people develop their own strengths, and I love to work with people who want to change and I made the leap into self-employment at 48 to embrace more impact, significance and contribution"  Our conversation is anchored in the concepts of self-trust, values and our ability to empower ourselves for the changes that a full and expansive life delivers.  Some of the Key Ideas discussed include:  Always be intentional with what you consume - the media can affect our mood enormously Have a great network of people around you - reach out and find your tribe, you can't walk this path alone Mistakes? Who cares! We learn from every one of them, they're ok to make! There are only two states to live in - faith or fear Trust that your life is unfolding exactly as it is meant to Align with your purpose - it will help you to take control of your life, make decisions that serve you and be truly empowered Design values-driven business - that's the secret to abundance Trust your gut, your intuition, it won't lead you astray Be aware of SNIOP - that's when you're Subjected to the Negative Influence of Other People  

Is the ability to handle change well to grab opportunities when they present themselves to you an inherited personality trait or is it more like a muscle, something that you can build with experience and time? My guest today, Joe Hanlon has her fair share of handling change. She's moved through careers and industries and has now landed in a place that feels really aligned with her sense of purpose in this next chapter of her life.  "Change, cultures and conversations" they've always been a part of my life, they've been woven together in many adventures!" Jo's story is one with many chapters, with forays from nursing to sales and self-employment across countries and continents. The environments may have changed, but the focus never did - "My purpose is to help people develop their own strengths, and I love to work with people who want to change and I made the leap into self-employment at 48 to embrace more impact, significance and contribution" Our conversation is anchored in the concepts of self-trust, values and our ability to empower ourselves for the changes that a full and expansive life delivers. Some of the Key Ideas discussed include: <ul> <li>Always be intentional with what you consume - the media can affect our mood enormously</li> <li>Have a great network of people around you - reach out and find your tribe, you can't walk this path alone</li> <li>Mistakes? Who cares! We learn from every one of them, they're ok to make!</li> <li>There are only two states to live in - faith or fear</li> <li>Trust that your life is unfolding exactly as it is meant to</li> <li>Align with your purpose - it will help you to take control of your life, make decisions that serve you and be truly empowered</li> <li>Design values-driven business - that's the secret to abundance</li> <li>Trust your gut, your intuition, it won't lead you astray</li> <li>Be aware of SNIOP - that's when you're Subjected to the Negative Influence of Other People </li> </ul>

112 How to welcome change - with Jo Hanlon 

On this week's show, we speak with Jo Hanlon, Entrepreneur, strategic coach and advisor, and board advisor. A packed show discussing The importance of strategy to all startups and small businesses, the link between operational and overall strategy. We also get our teeth into scenario and business planning and the dichotomy between needing to plan and need to be lean and agile.Finally we discuss the importance of advisory boards and Jo's passion for bringing in external and diverse thought into all businesses, new, old, big and small. This is our last podcast for 2019 - we've also got some great guests planned and confirmed for 2020

On this week's show, we speak with Jo Hanlon, Entrepreneur, strategic coach and advisor, and board advisor. A packed show discussing The importance of strategy to all startups and small businesses, the link between operational and overall strategy. We also get our teeth into scenario and business planning and the dichotomy between needing to plan and need to be lean and agile.Finally we discuss the importance of advisory boards and Jo's passion for bringing in external and diverse thought into all businesses, new, old, big and small. This is our last podcast for 2019 - we've also got some great guests planned and confirmed for 2020

Whose bright idea was this anyway? episode 7 with special guest Jo Hanlon