The Walking Your Talk podcast (links below) is a personal development journey for listeners on authenticity, courage and leadership, sharing what Carolyn has learnt you can do to be credibly seen to walk your talk.
#CelebratingPeople19 in York
As a coach, I spend much of my time helping other people to pause and reflect but – ironically (or perhaps hypocritically) – I don’t do quite enough of that myself.
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2 great books for inspiring commercial achievement
An achievement approach can add value to a company by enabling it to differentiate itself from competitors who do not offer the same experience.
Here are 2 of Walking the Talk’s recommended commercial achievement reads.
Winter Wander in South Africa
As Erling Kagge so eloquently writes about the inner silence that goes hand in hand with walking. The Street Wisdom process helps you detach from the busyness of everyday life and reminds you to slow down. The silence and mindful walks help you to rec…
Ignoring
I turned into the tide of people and walked the opposite way. Scouring each face for a clue. I didn’t know what I was looking for, but I knew it would find me. I was battling upstream, they were going with the flow, down. I couldn’t find any rhythm, no…
Communication eBook
Walking the Talk are pleased to announce the release of our latest eBook on Communication.
4 great books for inspiring learning
Thinking about the future? Looking for a new mindset? Want to adopt a new approach? Want to solve problems better?
Here are 4 of Walking the Talk’s recommended future thinking reads.
How to influence leaders culture is more than a ‘nice to have’
Maintaining a strong link to the business and having tangible measures of your company’s progress will transform your culture.
5 great books for inspiring the pursuit of excellence
Thinking about the future? Looking for a new mindset? Want to adopt a new approach? Want to solve problems better?
Here are 5 of Walking the Talk’s recommended future thinking reads.
Carolyn Taylor explains the difference of being ‘Above or below the line’
When things start to go wrong, it’s natural for us to react. But in every situation, there is an external and a controllable driver – we can either take personal responsibility, or we can choose to fall below the line.
Watch as Executive C…