re:WORKING with Tim Campbell

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Tim Campbell MBE is helping you solve your biggest work and money problems, from asking for a pay rise to knowing when it's time to quit - and everything in between. Each week, a guest sits across the table to answer the questions we’re asking all about work today, exploring the mindset, experiences and tactics that have set them up for success -- including what they got wrong along the way. Expect to hear from Rochelle Humes, Alastair Campbell, Sara Davies, and many more, who share practical advice you can actually use to navigate your own career. Whether you’re starting out, stuck in the middle, or ready for your next move, reWorking will help you work out what comes next - and make it happen. Tim Campbell MBE was the first-ever winner of The Apprentice and is now a business leader, advisor, and aide to Lord Sugar.

  1. 4h ago

    Angela Duckworth: What If The Problem Isn't You?

    Today, Tim is joined by one of the world's most influential psychologists, Angela Duckworth.Angela became famous for her groundbreaking work on grit — the idea that passion and perseverance matter more than talent when it comes to long-term success. But after years studying high achievers, she's come to a surprising conclusion:What if the problem isn't you? What if it's your situation?In this conversation, Angela explains why so many ambitious people get stuck trying harder when what they really need is a different environment, different relationships, or a different way of thinking. From burnout and motivation to failure, confidence and career transitions, she shares the research that changed her own mind about achievement. Tim and Angela discuss:- Why trying harder isn't always the answer- How your environment shapes your success- Why failure feels so personal — and how to recover from it- Why mentors matter more than most people realise- The loneliness epidemic and what it's doing to us- Why confidence doesn't automatically transfer into new situations- How to design situations that make success easier

    Angela Duckworth: What If The Problem Isn't You?

  2. 4d ago ·  Bonus

    Negotiation, Burnout and Getting Taken Seriously At Work

    What should you do when a difficult conversation feels impossible? How do you support a colleague who might be burning out? And how do you earn respect when you're still early in your career? In this bonus episode, Tim answers three questions sent in by the re:WORKING listeners, sharing practical advice on navigating some of the trickiest situations we face at work. In this episode you’ll learn: Why negotiation isn't the same as conflict The subtle signs someone may be struggling with burnout How to build authority and influence before you have seniority Have a question for Tim? Email reworking@bauermedia.co.uk and it could feature in a future bonus episode.

    Negotiation, Burnout and Getting Taken Seriously At Work

  3. Oct 5

    Will Storr: How To Get Ahead At Work, The Workplace Games Nobody Talks About

    This episode is all about how you can get ahead. By learning to play, and win the games that we all know are there, but nobody talks about. Tim meets Will Storr - an award-winning British author, investigative journalist, and narrative researcher, who’s an expert in two key things: Status and Storytelling.They discuss the ways we can recognise and leverage status to get where we want at work, and even beyond that in our personal and everyday lives. Maybe you’ve not thought about either in your career - but Will’s here to explain why they make up the fundamentals of how we interact with everyone around us. Tim and Will discuss: - The role of status at work - The importance of adding value  - How leaders share status for the benefit of a company - Why Will disagrees with ‘bringing your whole self’ to work - How to use storytelling to increase your value and enjoyment at work - The problem with victim mentality - Why anyone going through a struggle is a hero

    Will Storr: How To Get Ahead At Work, The Workplace Games Nobody Talks About

  4. Oct 1 ·  Bonus

    The Payoff: 5 Rules for Work and Success

    Most people know what they should be doing to get ahead at work. Actually doing it is the hard part. In this bonus episode, Tim Campbell puts himself through The Payoff, the five questions he normally asks his guests about the habits, failures and lessons that have shaped their careers. They are… STEAL THIS HABIT - One Habit that has been a game changer…  Productivity Hack - How do they get things done?  The Not-To-Do List? Something they’ve dropped that they used to do?  Greatest Failure and What You Learned From It?  One Piece of Advice They Wish They’d had?  Have a question for Tim? Email reworking@bauermedia.co.uk and it could feature in a future bonus episode.

    The Payoff: 5 Rules for Work and Success

  5. Sep 28

    Rochelle Humes: Why Waiting Until You’re 100% Ready Is Holding You Back

    Welcome back to a brand new season of re:WORKINGToday, Tim is joined by one of the UK's most recognisable and successful media personalities, Rochelle Humes.From topping the charts with The Saturdays to becoming a television presenter, author, entrepreneur and founder, Rochelle has built a career that spans multiple industries. Millions of people know her from their TV screens, but behind the scenes she's spent years learning how to back herself, take risks and build businesses from the ground up.Tim speaks to Rochelle about why so many people wait until they feel "ready" before making a move.From her first jobs as a teenager to launching My Little Coco and her latest skincare brand, Rochelle shares the lessons she's learned from navigating fame, business and the pressure that comes with constantly stepping into something new.Tim and Rochelle discuss:- Why you don't need to feel confident before taking action- The myth of being "ready" for the next opportunity- Going from pop star to entrepreneur- Why you shouldn't quit your job to start a business- How to identify the things you're naturally good at- The mistakes that taught Rochelle the most about business- Why success can feel lonelyCredits:Podcast Content Producer - Connor GaniAV Technical Manager - Ayo IgeAV Technical Manager - Tom ShawCamera Operator - Alex ThompsonSocial Lead - Yasmin CoonjahSenior Social Producer - Laura LaughlanSocial Producer - Demi BrockwayTalent Booker - Jo SheinmanDesigners - Ben Watkins & Krisna CumandraiProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Coordinator - Poppy ThompsonProduction Manager - Sarah NichollsMix Engineer - John ScottTrailer Editor - Phill DeaconEpisode Executive Producer - Laurence BassettExecutive Producer - Finn RyanHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

    Rochelle Humes: Why Waiting Until You’re 100% Ready Is Holding You Back

  6. Jul 27

    I Sold my Business For £4.1 Billion. The Career Advice I Wish I’d Known: Richard Harpin

    What can a billion pound businessman teach you about getting ahead at work?Richard Harpin is a British entrepreneur, investor and author.He founded HomeServe in 1993, served as chief executive until 2023, then sold the company for £4.1 Billion. Tim and Richard discuss: How he felt after the £4.1 billion sale of Homeserve The career advice Richard wishes he'd known 30 years ago Richard’s mission to build more billion-pound businesses How he survived after nearly running out of cash TWICE What his success cost him and his family The five characteristics everyone needs to succeed as an entrepreneur Why failure doesn’t mean it’s time to give up Credits: Podcast Content Producer - Jon Weeks AV Technical Manager - Ayo IgeAV Technical Manager - Tom Shaw Social Media Agency - Your Social CurrencySocial Lead - Yasmin CoonjahSocial Producer - Adeola Oladeji Talent Booker - Jo Sheinman Designer - Ben Watkins Production Assistant - Emily Spungin Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls Executive Producer - Finn Ryan Head of Production - Cat Moran Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

    I Sold my Business For £4.1 Billion. The Career Advice I Wish I’d Known: Richard Harpin

  7. Jul 23 ·  Bonus

    Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck. When is It Too Late to Change Career? And Why Comparison Won't Help You

    Ever feel like you're falling behind while everyone else seems to have life figured out? Most people aren't stuck because they lack ability. They're stuck because they're comparing themselves to everyone else. This week, Tim tackles three of the biggest questions people face about work, money and starting over. Should you change careers after spending years in the same job? Why is it so hard to save money, even when you're trying? And what do you do when you're 35 and feel like you've missed your chance? Drawing on decades of business and leadership experience, Tim's got the practical advice to help you make confident decisions without comparing yourself to everyone else.   In this episode you'll learn: How to change careers without starting from scratch Why transferable skills matter more than qualifications The simple budgeting trick that actually works How to stop living paycheck to paycheck Why comparing yourself to others is holding you back Is it ever too late to reinvent yourself? Have a question for Tim? Email reworking@bauermedia.co.uk and it could feature in a future bonus episode.

    Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck. When is It Too Late to Change Career? And Why Comparison Won't Help You

  8. Jul 20

    Jimmy McLoughlin: The Career Ladder is Broken. Here’s What’s Next

    The career ladder is broken. How do you future-proof yourself?  AI is disrupting the workplace; offering businesses and professionals efficiency gains, and putting jobs at risk.In this episode Tim speaks with Jimmy McLoughlin, a former Special Advisor to then-UK Prime Minister Theresa May on business.In 2020 he launched his podcast Jimmy’s Jobs of the Future, and has spent the last six years talking with business experts from the Governor of the Bank of England to founders half his age.Tim and Jimmy discuss: Jobs in 2026 and the ‘broken’ career ladder Which careers could be replaced by AI How 35-45 year olds are in the ‘sweet spot’ for learning AI skills Why human-to-human skills will be important in the future The ‘radical’ change required to sort UK unemployment Why the education system needs a bigger focus on entrepreneurialism What business leaders have told Jimmy about the future of work and AI Credits: Podcast Content Producer - Jon Weeks AV Technical Manager - Ayo IgeAV Technical Manager - Tom Shaw Social Media Agency - Your Social CurrencySocial Lead - Yasmin CoonjahSocial Producer - Adeola Oladeji Talent Booker - Jo Sheinman Designer - Ben Watkins Production Assistant - Emily Spungin Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls Executive Producer - Finn Ryan Head of Production - Cat Moran Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

    Jimmy McLoughlin: The Career Ladder is Broken. Here’s What’s Next
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Tim Campbell MBE is helping you solve your biggest work and money problems, from asking for a pay rise to knowing when it's time to quit - and everything in between. Each week, a guest sits across the table to answer the questions we’re asking all about work today, exploring the mindset, experiences and tactics that have set them up for success -- including what they got wrong along the way. Expect to hear from Rochelle Humes, Alastair Campbell, Sara Davies, and many more, who share practical advice you can actually use to navigate your own career. Whether you’re starting out, stuck in the middle, or ready for your next move, reWorking will help you work out what comes next - and make it happen. Tim Campbell MBE was the first-ever winner of The Apprentice and is now a business leader, advisor, and aide to Lord Sugar.

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