Sarah Hayhurst

So many learnings for me in this conversation with Guy Raz about his new book: "How I Built This" — based on his incredibly successful podcast by the same name.

Not only do I agree with this quote, I also believe that our failures make our successes possible! Although failure and setbacks can be painful and tough to navigate, they teach us the most about ourselves and the next right thing to do.

Listen to this episode of the podcast at https://bit.ly/2UvDRw3

Winter Solstice retreat with Sharon Blackie

✨🕯️This is going to be special ✨🕯️A one-day online Winter Solstice retreat with Sharon Blackie where we will gather and embrace the uncertainty of the dark – of the seemingly fallow periods of our lives.

Winter Solstice is a time to immerse ourselves in the cycles of nature: of death and rebirth, of darkness and light. It’s a time to think about change and transformation, letting the long, cold dark strip us down to the bare bones. Let winter strip us bare like an old oak tree. Letting the final leaves that we’re clinging onto fall. Letting it all fall, and see what still holds us upright.

Join us: https://bit.ly/2GtppB1

https://www.emilialive.com I've just booked to see Emila online. I really want to share this with my Voice Inspirer community. Enjoy.

Emilia - Watch Live on 10 November 2020 From 7.30pm on Tuesday 10 November, you will be able to watch online the archive recording of the ground-breaking, Olivier Award nominated, West End transfer of EMILIA.

The double bind of being too bossy, or not speaking up. There is still a long way to go. Great article.

What Matt Hancock’s remark to Rosena Allin-Khan says about tone policing women Women learn from experience that every time they express an opinion, they walk a tightrope. It was no different for the Tooting MP and A&E doctor

The Courage of Vulnerability.

“Vulnerability” - The On Being Project "Vulnerability is not a weakness, a passing indisposition, or something we can arrange to do without, vulnerability is not a choice, vulnerability is the underlying, ever present and abiding undercurrent of our natural state."

Women, what's holding you back in business? Working with The Voice Inspirer could help you to Stand Out in Meetings.

Women, Find Your Voice Your performance in meetings matters more than you think.

Know Thyself. RSA Which one are you?

Rebel, Upholder, Questioner, Obliger: which one are you? | Gretchen Rubin How do you get people – including yourself – to do what you want?! Meeting expectations or changing habits is hard – whether it’s New Year’s resolutions or d...

My five rules for speaking:

1. Generosity. Bring all you have. It's ok to be brave and afraid at the same time.

2. Gratitude. Remember they're giving you their most precious resource: TIME!

3. Connect. It's all about collective connection. Look into their eyes.

4. Service. It's not about you. Stop doing it if/when it becomes about you.

5. Never take yourself too seriously. Laugh, learn, keep it real.

Five minutes before I went on stage for SXSW, I found Charlie's stick-on mustache in my jacket pocket. It was such a good reminder.

BTS Green Room 📷 by Aaron ❤️