In this episode, David and James 'Connection' Sharples discuss the implications of remote work for early-career professionals. They explore the importance of in-person learning, the challenges of burnout in remote settings, and the necessity of human connections in the workplace. The conversation emphasises the value of being physically present in an office environment for professional development and the potential emotional toll of remote work.Enjoy, with your Quick Brew!

In this episode, Dave and James 'Driven' Sharples welcome Toyin Akinyemi, a leadership development consultant, to discuss the importance of communication styles, stress management, and the need for training in leadership roles. They explore the concept of personality types using the Insights Discovery model, the role of healthy stress in personal and professional growth, and the significance of creating a psychologically safe environment for teams. Toyin shares her insights on effective leadership and adds another book to our virtual 'Quick Brew Bookcase' as a valuable resource for personal development! ----------

Connect and learn more about ToyinRead Toyin's book recommendation:📖 Seven Habits of Highly Effective People

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In this episode, Dave and James 'Bookclub' Sharples discuss various topics ranging from book recommendations to the impact of dumbing down media content.They explore the importance of maintaining attention spans in a world filled with distractions, the significance of engaging content, and even the challenges of parenting.The conversation also touches on the future of work, particularly the trend towards remote jobs for early-stage professionals, and concludes with a focus on accountability in both personal and professional contexts.Enjoy, with your Quick Brew!

----------Read Dave and James' book recommendations:📖 Atomic Habbits📖 Unlocked: From Surviving To Thriving