Imagine a world where more people can just get their purpose out of them, into a plan and then actually make it happen. What a world that would be - People everywhere finding meaning and harnessing that to bring inspiration and energy to each and every day, changing lives for the better. But no- one ever achieved anything on their own - we all have something unique to bring and that means we all have to play our part - if we want to go far we have to go together and lead or serve towards a vision of the world we want to see. Everyone has a story to tell and this show is where these stories come to life.
ABOUT THE HOST
David Roberts is a highly regarded CEO, mentor and investor with 30 years experience across multiple sectors. As an intrapreneur and entrepreneur David has bought, grown, started and sold several businesses, working with values driven start ups, award winning SME’s and multi-national corporations on strategies for service excellence, leadership and profitable growth. David’s passion is for purpose and creating an environment where everyone can succeed, through building teams that get things done, execute on their mission with passion, deliver exceptional service and really make a difference.
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In this episode, David talks about customer satisfaction. He shares why in these tough times it is more important than ever. Covering why not focusing on customer service is leading to lost productivity, losing you customers, and costing you an astonishing amount of money. Before, diving in and explaining how any business can get it right.
In this episode, David sits down to speak with Monsui Tek, the host of the Stuff They Should Have Taught You in School podcast, to record a joint show. Monsui is also a property investor and entrepreneur. Together they discuss what they are working on now and some of the lessons they have learned from being in business. Their discussion includes how to break negative cycles, learn from bad situations, and leverage what you know and have. As well as why you need to be a continuous learner, includ...
In this episode, David talks about the noble art of communication. He explains that there are four key things you need to think about when communicating with anyone. He tells us what they are and provides practical examples you can use to help you to understand those four essential components. Enabling you to become a far more effective communicator and help others to advance in life.
In this episode, David sits down to talk with Petrina and Ronald Delary-Simpson from Planet wellness. They help lots of people, but primarily small business owners, get rid of the fog in their brains, be more productive and more profitable through iridology. Petrina and Ronald explain what iridology is and how it can be used to help people to improve their wellness and energy levels. They explain how they combine iridology and kinesiology to help them to identify the dietary changes that would b...
In this Tiny Noticeable Thing (TNT) episode, David takes you step-by-step through the process of leading yourself and others through critical changes. He starts by helping you to identify the four phases of any change curve. Then, it provides you with tools and tips you can use to take people and yourself through each of those phases.
In this episode, David is joined by Simon Cooper who is a qualified damp and structural waterproofing surveyor. He is also a time-served plasterer, who owns 3 businesses and multiple properties which he has developed. As well as being the host of The Damp Show podcast.
This Tiny Noticeable Things (TNT) episode follows up on the advice David shared in his previous podcast about how to lead effectively in a Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous (VUCA) world. Specifically, it is about managing people and resources in the rapidly evolving and shifting environment we now live in. A world that for many people feels unstable and insecure. In this episode, David takes you through a simple model that anyone can use to successfully navigate living in this rapidly chan...
In this episode, the Reverend Canon Simon Jones joins David. He is the director at St. Michael's Church in Stoke Gifford, UK. The mission of the church is about living to make a difference by being a Christian heart at the centre of their communities. Simon is leading the charge on that and looking to engage his congregation and people in making a difference. One of the ways he is doing this is by helping people to find their purpose and encouraging them to pour themselves into fulfilling it.
In this episode, David talks about what it takes to be a leader in a world that is far more Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous (VUCA) than it was, in the past. He starts by using examples of how VUCA has impacted our lives in recent years. There are a lot of risks to manage, which sounds bad, but actually represents an opportunity. In the episode, David explains how to prepare yourself to take advantage of it. KEY TAKEAWAYS VUCA stands for Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous. The ...
In this episode, David speaks to Julie Hogbin who is a business coach, speaker, author, and mentor. She has a passion for creating and supporting leaders who role model the way through what Julie calls conscious leadership. Currently, she is developing a conscious leadership code, which will become a program that all people can access regardless of where they are on their leadership journey. They discuss this and some of the tools and systems she is already using. Including, the Contribution Com...
In this episode, David is once again joined by Tony Courtney Brown, a man whose own experience with depression and other serious health conditions led to a passion for helping other people to heal. To do so by tapping into the body's natural ability to rebalance and heal itself. Tony founded the holistic health and bio-resonance clinic called Total Body Health Ltd in Wimbledon to enable him to help as many people as possible.
In this episode, David is joined by Tony Courtney Brown who is passionate about holistic medicine. He is the founder of a bio resonance and holistic health clinic, in Wimbledon, UK that is called Total Body Health. Tony´s passion is helping people to tap into the body's ability to heal and rebalance itself. This is the first installment of a two-part series with Tony. In this episode, Tony explains how being diagnosed with depression at 15, taking anti-depressants for 45 years and several bouts ...
Are you the kind of person who finds setting goals overwhelming or a pain? Do you find yourself repeatedly failing to meet the goals you set yourself? Do you find the whole SMART goal thing a bit boring? If you answer yes, to any of these questions, this episode is for you.
In this episode, David speaks to Richard Stone who is a chartered construction manager, developer, property investor, a sought-after public speaker and podcaster. His passion is supporting young people as they transition into adult life, helping them through youth work, career guidance and in other practical ways.
In this episode, David celebrates the USA's Women's Equality Day by sharing stories about some of the amazing women that have appeared on the People With Purpose Podcasts. There are some real gems in there. Here is a taste of the top tips they shared and the links to the shows they appeared in so that you can enjoy them again.
In this episode, David sits down to talk with Martin Wadsworth who is an inventor and entrepreneur that appeared on Dragon´s Den, which is similar to Shark Tank. Despite not getting backed by the Dragons for his low-carbon heating product, Martin continued to make and sell it. Now, sales have really taken off.
If you feel that you have got no, or little, willpower, this episode is for you. David breaks down how willpower works. Then, explain step-by-step how you can find the strength to make what you want actually happen.
In this episode, David sits down to speak to Andy Hawkins who helps companies to get B Corp certification. That designation shows that a business is meeting high standards when it comes to social and environmental performance. To secure and keep it companies are monitored using verifiable performance data. Andy explains what his work involves, and the positive impact B Corp is having on the world and the companies that strive to achieve the standard. He set up a “couch to 5K” style process, whic...
It is estimated that by 2050, half of the species on earth could go extinct. That is only 28 years from now. In this episode, David explains how we can all help to stop that from happening. The 6 things he shares are all incredibly easy to do.
In this episode, David sits down to talk with Nina Davies. She is a business strategy and brand expert who has co-founded a couple of businesses, most notably Sunhouse Creative. She is now working on a new startup called Byrd. A project which combines the passions she has for running, people and brands. They are developing an app that is designed to help people to find the ideal way of running for them. Nina talks about these projects, her battle with alopecia, why helping others drive her and h...
If you ever feel that there are not enough hours in the day, this episode is perfect for you. David provides you with 9 relatively simple ways to get more done while living a less stressful life.
In this episode, David speaks to Jessen James of “Rich House, Poor House.” He is an entrepreneur who has built, bought, and sold multiple businesses. As well as an award-winning speaker and podcaster. Jessen now dedicates his life to serving and helping others to improve their lives. They discuss his new program that empowers people to reprogram past beliefs, traumas, and stresses. To turn those issues into something that serves is rather than hurting us. Jessen also explains how to stop our ins...
In this episode, Dave talks about how to assess the current value of your business, which is a big part of growing it and adding even more value. Including delving deep into why the way that valuation multiples work means that some businesses with a similar turnover are worth a lot more than others. He explains how to identify what your goals are and then use that to motivate yourself and grow in the best way.
In this episode, David talks with Kane Baron who is a podcast legend who empowers people on their journey to become their own media empire gurus. He is Progressive Podcast’s Agency Development Manager. Kane has helped them to become the largest podcast agency for independent creators. Kane explains how he uses podcasts for personal development, to clear his mind and to inspire himself. As well as explaining how they have helped him to manage his dyslexia. He and David also talk about stopping fe...
Are you looking for inspiration? Are you looking for a good source of ideas to work out whether you're on the right track? What is the purpose of your business or the mission of the organisation that you work for? Are you feeling like you are kind of drifting a little bit, or just going through the motions in some way? If your answer to any of the above questions was yes, you are in the right place. In this episode, David shares three questions to ask yourself, that will help you to break out of...
In this episode, David speaks to Jane Bayler who has started, run, and sold several successful businesses. Raising tons of finance, to do this. She also works with other business owners to help them to transform and become the best version of themselves.
In this Tiny Noticeable Things (TNT) episode, Dave talks about the one thing you need to be successful. The one thing that the world's most successful people all have in common.
In this episode, David speaks to Michelle Walker-Smith of Aqua Lettings. Michelle is a property investor and landlord who has a reputation for going the extra mile for her tenants. Michelle works hard to settle them into properties that work for them and often provides practical assistance to help them to get their lives on track. This approach results in settled tenants who enjoy a decent quality of life.
In this episode, David talks about toxic positivity – the assumption that we should always have a positive outlook, even when we are in pain. He delves into what it is, the negative impact it can have and how you can determine if, when it comes to positivity, you have got the balance right.
In this episode, David speaks with Paul D Lowe, the founder of World Game Changers, which is a Community Interest Company (CIC). They work to enhance people's lives, while enhancing the planet, through taking preservation action. Operating as catalysts for purpose, prosperity, and peace. Paul explains how his own suffering led to him fighting for the underdog. He shares details of the journey he took to identify and understand his purpose. They also talk about how to control your emotions, make ...
