Meyler Campbell Digest: December 2020


The monthly Meyler Campbell Digest will keep you up to date on all things Meyler Campbell and will provide you with a range of some of the best content we have found in the past month.

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  • Graduating Class of 2020, While we may not have managed to hold a Graduation ceremony this year, we did manage to gather the graduating Class of 2020 together for a celebratory drink and a toast to their success. Congratulations Class of 2020!

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  • Coaching the NHS – Will you volunteer until May 2021?  We are proud to say that since May 2020 Meyler Campbell coaches have completed over 200 coaching assignments with Coachees working within the NHS. It is no surprise that as a result of the impact this scheme is having we have been asked to extend it until May 2021. Last week, we wrote to Meyler Campbell Alumni  to ask if you would like to continue to volunteer beyond the end of the year or if you would like to volunteer for the first time if you have not previously done so. In case you missed that message and you would like to volunteer, please fill in this survey as soon as possible: MEYLER CAMPBELL NHS VOLUNTEERS SURVEY Please note: the minimum requirement for volunteering is that you must have graduated and completed a minimum of 40 hours of logged and supervised coaching. If you meet this requirement and think you can help, please fill in the survey hereSee last week’s email here for full information

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  • OBE & Black History Month Interview with Carolann EdwardsCongratulations to Carolann Edwards, a longstanding member of the community, who was recently awarded an OBE. Carolann was interviewed for Results UK by Caroline Anena; Caroline’s interview with Carolann celebrates black voices and amplifies black success with a view to motivating and educating us all about black lives. Read more

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WEBINAR RECORDINGS

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PUBLICATIONS FROM OUR COMMUNITY

  • RESULTS: The Art and Science of Getting It Done by Saiyyidah ZaidiIn this life-giving, practical book Meyler Campbell Faculty Member Saiyyidah Zaidi draws on her knowledge and experience as a positive psychologist, project manager, and coach. RESULTS: The Art and Science of Getting It Done reveals a revolutionary method and process so that you can align your daily activities with your own ultimate vision. For more, click here
  • The Trainee Coach Handbook edited by Mary Watts, Robert Bor & Ian Florance
    Written by an expert team of authors, this handbook is an essential companion for all trainee coaches. The handbook features multiple contributions from members of the Meyler Campbell community: Mary Watts, Ian Florance, Sheldon Daniel, Sabine Schnell, Richard Stoneman, Lizzie Cho, Peter Kilner, Christine Al Khalil, Helen Duguid, Dick Tyler, Mark Farrer-Brown, Andreas Kleinschmidt & Douglas French. You can access a 20% discount by including: UK20AUTH2 at the checkout. This offer is valid until 31/12/20. For more, click here

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EVENTS

VIRTUAL NETWORKING EVENT

DATE:  Thursday 3rd December | TIME:  12:00pm – 1:00pm (UK Time)

Community has always been at the heart of Meyler Campbell. With 650+ Alumni based all over the world and another 60+ students currently undertaking the Mastered programme, the geographic spread coupled with the difficulties presented by a global pandemic have encouraged us to think about how that community continues to develop. Hosted by Meyler Campbell graduates, the Virtual Networking meeting series will give you the opportunity to get to know fellow members of the community. *This event is free to attend and run specifically for Meyler Campbell graduates and current students. Register to attend here

FACULTY FOCUS: POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY with Saiyyidah Zaidi & Daniel Burke

DATE:  Monday 7th December | TIME:  3:30pm – 5:00pm (UK Time)

In this webinar Meyler Campbell Faculty Members Daniel Burke & Saiyyidah Zaidi will be providing us with an informative and interactive look at Positive Psychology. With plenty of opportunities for attendees to ask questions throughout, Daniel & Saiyyidah will focus on what Positive Psychology is, including a brief history; attendees will also hear the speakers’ personal perspectives on the subject as well as favourite psychology interventions and techniques that can be used in your coaching practice. *This event is free to attend and run specifically for Meyler Campbell graduates and current students. Register to attend here

PSYCHOLOGY DISTILLED: FREUD with Jon Stokes

DATE:  Wednesday 9th December | TIME:  3:00pm – 5:00pm (UK Time)

Psychology Distilled is a practical and inspiring course of 10 separate workshops in total. It is designed to give you a “map of the territory” of the psychology relevant to business coaching. Jon Stokes, a world expert in psychodynamically-based coaching, will present his workshop on what Freud and Psychoanalysis has to offer on leadership and coaching. The session will also cover developments in Psychoanalysis after Freud and the insights they provide into the helping relationship. This event is for Meyler Campbell graduates and current students. Register to attend here

BUILDING YOUR COACHING BUSINESS: BRAND with Guy Ashton, David Lancefield & Sue Leeson

DATE:  Tuesday 15th December | TIME:  3:00pm – 4:00pm (UK Time)

In an exciting three-part series, Meyler Campbell Faculty Member Guy Ashton will be joined by invited guest speakers from the Meyler Campbell community to discuss three key elements of building your coaching business: Brand, Structure & Finance.  In the first installment, Guy will be joined by David Lancefield & Sue Leeson to discuss the importance of considering your business brand. This webinar series will explore what you need to think about to be effective at marketing your business; ensuring you are legally compliant and robust, as well as being financially sound. *This event is free to attend and run specifically for Meyler Campbell graduates and current students. Register to attend here

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PSYCHOLOGY AND NEUROSCIENCE

Will I or Won’t I?
Social media algorithms, artificial intelligence, and our own genetics are among the factors influencing us beyond our awareness. This raises an ancient question: do we have control over our own lives? Stephen Bode, Associate Professor at University of Melbourne wrote this article for The Conversation. Read more

The Power of Music
Featured in American Psychological Association’s magazine Monitor, this article presents the findings from research investigating how music may enhance brain development and academic performance. It may also even help people recover from Covid-19. Read more

INCLUSION & DIVERSITY

Be a Better Ally
There has been a growing realisation from many people in positions of power that they need to personally step up to make their organisations fairer and more inclusive places. This recent HBR article from the Nov-Dec Magazine outlines how you can become a better ally. Read more

‘White privilege’: using HR’s influence to tackle racism and bias
As uncomfortable as some people find it, the current conversations about race and racial inequality are bringing about widespread recognition that systemic racism is commonplace. Thank you to Sascha Proudlove for recommending this article. Read more

TECHNOLOGY

Unbundling the Cloud with the Intelligent Edge
This fascinating article from Deloitte uncovers how technological advancements are enabling enterprises and organisations to be more responsive in this fast-paced world. Read more

The PwC Podcast series – The A-Z of Tech
Subscribe to PwC’s A-Z Tech podcast series which will take you through the technology trends in the company of PwC’s technologists and invited special guests. This podcast is available to subscribe on iTunes and SoundCloud. Read more

THE WORLD OF WORK

The impacts of COVID-19 on society post-COVID
What valuable lessons can we learn from behavioural science to help us deal with society post-COVID? Watch this webinar from London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) as they look at the crucial and mitigating societal impacts of Covid. Watch here

The most fundamental skills: Intentional learning and the career advantage
Recently featured in McKinsey & Co, this article looks at the skill of learning and how unlocking this mindset to intentionally learn can have long-lasting positive personal and professional impact. Read more

LEADERSHIP

Women at Work: Too Shy to Be a Leader?
In this HBR IdeaCast episode, we listen in on a conversation with psychologist Alice Boyes and the hosts of Women at Work about shyness and leadership. Listen here

How to Be a Visionary Leader and Still Have a Personal Life
And finally, a HBR article from Meyler Campbell graduate David Lancefield. David states that being a successful leader requires energy, grit & courage. Based on interviews with leaders, observation and personal experience of leading transformation programmes David outlines four main strategies to transform your organisation and leave yourself in reasonable shape. Read more

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