Navigating Polarities: Edward Nelson on Change, Empathy, and Self-Discovery (MDE628)| Minter Dial
This podcast explores the complexities of personal identity, change, and leadership through the lens of literature and storytelling. Ed Nelson, a lawyer and actor turned coach, discusses how archetypes and polarities can be used to understand ourselves and facilitate organisational change. The conversation delves into the challenges of authenticity, the power of empathy, and the importance of risk-taking in leadership. Nelson shares insights from his work using Shakespeare's plays, particular...| Minter Dial
This podcast features a conversation between host Minter Dial and guest Ravi Kathuria, exploring spirituality, business, and personal growth. Kathuria shares his perspective on the universe, emphasising that we are all part of it. He discusses the importance of finding inner peace and experiencing one's life force as the essence of spirituality. The dialogue touches on balancing ambition with humility, the pitfalls of obsession, and the need to enjoy the present moment rather than constantly ...| Minter Dial
This podcast features an insightful conversation with Aimee Gibson, Britain's top-ranked padel player. Gibson shares her journey from tennis to padel, discussing the challenges of transitioning between sports and the nuances of professional padel. She offers valuable insights into training techniques, partner dynamics, and the mental aspects of the game. The discussion covers topics ranging from shot selection to tournament strategies, providing a comprehensive look into the world of professi...| Minter Dial
This podcast explores the intersection of behavioral economics, organizational change, and strategy execution. Jason Zimmerman, a behavioral economist, discusses his journey from academia to consulting, focusing on creating exponential outcomes in mergers and transformations. He delves into the challenges of implementing strategies, the importance of informal networks, and methods to measure transformation success. The conversation touches on the psychology of change, the role of trust and cr...| Minter Dial
The 2025 Alpine Paris Major at Roland Garros shattered expectations, drawing 62,128 spectators and 176 million social impressions while showcasing padel’s strategic evolution. Exclusive Padel Intelligence data reveals longer rallies, tighter serve margins and dramatic swings in elite performance, exemplified by Alejandro Galán’s semifinal brilliance and final-day dip. Celebrity guests from Zidane to Gasly underlined the sport’s growing glamour. Dive into the numbers behind padel’s ne...| Minter Dial
This podcast features a conversation with Miles Spencer, co-founder of Reflekta AI, a platform that uses artificial intelligence to recreate digital versions of deceased loved ones. Spencer discusses how the technology allows users to interact with these 'elders', sharing personal experiences of reconnecting with his late father. The discussion explores the potential of AI to preserve family legacies, provide emotional comfort, and address society's need for meaningful connections. Spencer al...| Minter Dial
Juanjo Gutiérrez, former professional padel player and current Spanish coach and national team manager, shares his experience in the world of padel. He discusses his transition from tennis to padel, his career as a professional player, and his evolution into the role of coach. Gutiérrez highlights the importance of commitment and connection between teammates in padel, citing the example of the Coello-Tapia pairing. As a national team coach, he emphasizes personality management and group dyn...| Minter Dial
This podcast features a conversation between host Minter Dial and guest Julianne Miles, discussing the challenges and opportunities for professionals returning to work after a career break. Miles, a chartered psychologist and author, shares insights on rebuilding confidence, redefining personal narratives, and navigating the modern workplace. The discussion covers strategies for both returners and employers, emphasizing the value of diverse perspectives in the workforce. Key points: 1. Confid...| Minter Dial
Professional padel isn’t just about power and precision—it’s a game of psychology. From unforced errors to deceptive smashes, pressure, fatigue, and team chemistry, the Paris Major 2025 revealed how the finest margins decide outcomes. Mental strength, not just shot-making, separates champions from the rest on the padel court.| Minter Dial
This podcast features Nick Greenhalgh, co-founder of LUCA Health, discussing his journey from professional rugby player to entrepreneur. Nick shares insights into LUCA Health's innovative approach to concussion management in sports, particularly focusing on schools and grassroots clubs. The conversation covers the challenges of diagnosing concussions, the use of technology in assessment, and the importance of objective data in brain health monitoring. Nick also reflects on the difficulties an...| Minter Dial
This podcast features Lizzie Asher, an entrepreneur and philanthropist, discussing her life journey. Asher shares her experiences as an immigrant from Peru, her competitive swimming background, and a near-death experience during childbirth. She emphasises the importance of perseverance, the power of the mind, and making a positive impact. Asher discusses her involvement in various charitable causes, including education for underprivileged youth and art restoration in Venice. She encourages li...| Minter Dial
Mark Hewlett, Founder and CEO of Soul Padel, shares his journey into the world of padel and the creation of his community-focused padel club concept. Discovering the sport in Portugal during a period of reflection, Mark was captivated by padel's unique ability to bring people together. Soul Padel aims to make the sport accessible and affordable, with a focus on building communities and engaging younger generations. Mark discusses the challenges of scaling while maintaining brand consistency, ...| Minter Dial
Juan Martín Díaz, a former professional padel player, shares his journey from tennis to padel legend. He reveals anecdotes about the sport's beginnings, the evolution of the rules, and his unique playing style. Díaz offers a candid perspective on the importance of the relationship with one's partner on and off the court. He analyzes the current state of the professional circuit, discusses possible rule changes, and reflects on the future of padel, including its Olympic potential. The podca...| Minter Dial
The average lifespan of a publicly traded company continues to fall. Depending on who you listen to, the number is now below 18 years. That number has dropped from 61 in 1958 and 25 in 1980. That’s what was reported in this 2012 Innosight study. Richard Foster, a lecturer at the Yale School of Management, has declared...| Minter Dial