Day In-Day Out Muyiwa Adebiyi

In this episode of the Day In Day Out podcast, our host welcomes Ricardo Brito, a top 15 coach in Berlin, known for helping individuals navigate career transitions.

Ricardo shares his personal journey from burnout and dissatisfaction in the tech industry to finding his true calling as a career coach.

He discusses the pivotal role of meatballs and the pandemic in his transformation, the importance of resilience, and the significance of storytelling in one's career.

Ricardo also offers valuable advice on building a network, strategizing career moves, and the importance of trusting one's gut.
This episode is packed with insights and tips for anyone looking to reinvent their career path.

In this Episode of the Day In Day Out Podcast, I warmly welcomes mindset and clarity coach Becky Upchurch, who discusses her journey from working in public education to becoming a passionate mindset coach.
Becky shares her insights on the power of mindset coaching beyond the educational sphere, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's thought processes to effectuate real-life changes.
She highlights how her coaching focuses on assisting individuals, particularly women, in confidently saying 'no' without guilt, thereby securing personal freedom, enjoying leisure, and finding purpose.
Becky's transition from education to coaching is presented as a natural extension of her core value of educating and empowering others for significant life improvements.

In this episode of the 'Day In Day Out' podcast, episode 336, I welcome back Mats Larsson, who discusses his book on the economic and social consequences of the rapid shift to electric vehicles (EVs) by 2035.

Larson deliberates on the unpreparedness of governments for the scale of this transition, its implications for the global economy, the labour market, and the automotive industry.

The conversation further explores the challenges of renewable energy adoption, the need for a stable power supply, and the potential impacts of this shift on power generation, infrastructure, and investment.

Larson and the host discuss the practicalities of achieving such a transition, emphasizing the necessity of a calculated and sustainable approach to avoid adverse effects on society and the economy.

In episode 335 of the Day in Day Out podcast, I interview Clark Dodd, a former teacher and consultant who has recently ventured into freelance life.
Clark shares insights from his diverse career journey, including his early days working in North Wales, transitioning to teaching via the Teach First program in London, and then moving into management consulting with PWC, where he specialized in operational excellence.
He discusses the challenges and learnings from each phase of his career, his decision to leave consulting for freelancing, and his vision for the future. Clark also touches on personal aspects of his life, such as his philosophy driven by maximizing potential and balancing different areas of his life.
The conversation delves into the impact of COVID-19 on work practices, the importance of continuous learning, and Clark's goals for personal and professional growth.

In episode 334 of the Day In Day Out podcast, the host warmly welcomes Isabel Steuble-Johnson, a prominent director and producer known for her work in film, television, and advertising, focusing on compelling female-led narratives.

Throughout the conversation, Isabel shares insights into her journey from Philadelphia and New York to London, her preference for the collaborative film industry in the UK, and the challenges and opportunities it presents.

She talks about the differences in creativity and support within the film industry across various countries, her aspirations to create impactful stories, and her experiences in both film directing and advertising.

Additionally, Isabel and the host discuss the impact of streaming services on film quality, the challenges of funding in the film industry, and the future of independent films.

The episode also delves into Isabel's vision for future projects, including her interest in directing a female-led action film, her admiration for innovative filmmaking as seen in 'Thor: Ragnarok,' and her critique of some Marvel films.

Isabel emphasizes her commitment to telling engaging, meaningful stories through film and her desire to explore television production.

In this episode of the Day in Day Out podcast, I talked with career development coach, speaker, and podcast host Michael Glassock.

We delve into Michael’s unique journey from a satisfactorily progressing career in the NHS to becoming a career confidence coach, driven by personal experiences and a keen desire to make a direct impact on people's lives.

The discussion covers Michael's career transitions, the importance of finding one's values, and how these values inform our career and life decisions.

Michael also shares insights on the significance of continuous learning, coaching principles, and finding one's pathway to satisfaction and fulfilment beyond traditional career pursuits.

The conversation touches on topics such as the infinite game mindset vs. goal orientation, the role of podcasting in sharing valuable insights and personal growth stories, and the power of curiosity and consistent action towards personal and professional development.